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By: Santiago Archieri
Seven nation army blasting through the speakers of the arena by the bay. The fans jumping up and down, covered in their white hot gear. The Heat player's fist pumping, celebrating their blowout win to advance to the NBA finals for a fourth consecutive year. This was a little over four months ago, as the Miami Heat blew out the Indiana Pacers, ending their season for a third straight year.
Now, as the Pacers come down to sunny south Florida for an Eastern Conference Finals rematch, the feeling is not the same. For the past three seasons, a Heat-Pacers game was the game to watch, the primetime matchup–everyone seemed to tune their televisions on to watch what seemed to be the meanest and most feared teams in the East.
With an injured Paul George, the departure of big mouth Lance Stephenson, and LeBron fleeing from Miami, there is a feeling that this rivalry will be short lived.
The struggling and ailing Indiana Pacers will be coming into Miami off a win, just their second of the season, as they improved their record to 2-6 by beating the Utah Jazz. With the decline of Roy Hibbert and the injury woes, wins will be tough to come by for Indiana this season. So far, the offense has been tough for Indiana. Chris Copeland has been their leading scorer averaging 15.4 points a game. To put this into perspective, Miami's third leading scorer averages more than Indiana's leading scorer- Luol Deng is averaging 15.6 points per game. The Pacers rank in the shadows of the league with 18.4 assists a game, and are 25th in the league with 93 points per game. This is Miami's chance to get some defense going for them since the Pacers have been showing very little signs of offensive life.
The Heat are coming off back to back wins, a great response to back to back losses. Miami had an impressive win against the Mavericks, a win in which teamwork was executed in a beautiful way, and a win in which the score might not show how dominant Miami played. Miami built a lead that at one point in the fourth quarter was at 22, and the only reason the final score was somewhat close is because of a late game surge that Dallas put in the final five minutes, when the game was already decided.
Miami put on a team display in their quick trip in Dallas. Luol Deng led the way with 30 points, and Miami dropped 31 assists on 42 field goals. The great ball movement also led to a pretty amount of good looking shots, the Heat finished their night in Dallas with a 55% shooting mark from the field. However, the rebounding was, once again, a huge issue. Dallas brought down 15 offensive rebounds, and but won the rebound battle by just three.
Wednesday night will be a fun battle to see. Miami's high power offense will face the Pacers intimidating defense (ranked fourth in opponent points per game), while the struggling Miami defense will face the sub-par Indiana offense. This game will answer some questions that fans might be asking themselves. For one, how worried should Miami be about their defense. If the Pacers come into Miami and score 100, it might be a call for some concern. In seven games, the most Miami has allowed was 92, but they have allowed 96 three times, and Miami opponents have passed 100 points in 2 games thus far. Also, with Birdman being active, Haslem slowly returning, and Granger preparing his return soon, how will Miami function with their rotation? Shawne Williams has been shining at his role so far this season after he got off to a slow start, so this will be an interesting issue that Spoelstra will have to address.
Indiana at Miami, tonight at 7:30.
PREVIEW: Indiana Pacers at Miami Heat – November 12th, 2014
By: Santiago Archieri
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Grida starts as an experimental project to train concept and storyboarding on a random fantasy environment. It little by little became a special thing where to experiment with topics of my liking. Now Grida remains in pause and will resume work in some time when I see myself with enough resources to start a campaign over it.
Grida is a short story of a female character that has to endure the harshness of life and the unfairness of her natural environment. This project seeks to play with hard contrasts of character evolution through out the story, as she develops from a sweet little farm girl to a frenetic schizophrenic murderous warrior that has forgotten her true reason of hating. Plus, the story is greatly influenced by music, specifically by the genre of Black Metal which sets a cold razor blade feel to the story telling, making it unique and in my opinion, something I would like to see in the big screen sometime.
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If you collect doll's clothes, you may have stumbled across 'Faerie Glen Wear Made in England' doll clothes. They're very distinctive outfits and after a while you spot them at a glance just by the style and design. But they often come with intact labels for an easy ID.
This is a typical example – slightly frumpy shape, striking 70s floral print and lurid trim.
And this beauty, complete with kipper tie!
Googling doesn't always come up trumps (tip – try Bing sometimes – Google is not the only search engine!). Searching for "Faerie Glen doll clothes", I hit a wall of pinterest, eBay and Etsy links and not much else. But take a breath, drag your eyes away from attention grabbing Mod outfits and try one last time with a new search term. Bingo! A page from "British Dolls of the 1960s" by Susan Brewer delivers a cup cake size story…
"Hook and Franks Ltd used the trademark Faerie Glen on their dolls as well as on their extensive range of dolls' clothes."
Apparently the company was founded by a lady called Daisy Franks and her daughter Peggy.
"…who later became a presenter of the popular television show Blue Peter."
[I see Ms Franks had a slot on Blue Peter in 1959 'dressing a doll' ].
According to a filmed interview in the 1960s, their company had a staff of 350 and turned out 5,000 tiny outfits per day!
Watch the British Pathé archived film of the interview. It's absolutely stellar. I love the design studio / factory which appears to be someone's living room, artfully draped with cloth and looking more like a shop window display. Peggy looks very 'Sindy' in her plimsolls, playing table tennis at the start of the film. She was very sporty and "represented England in every table tennis championship since the [Second World] war".
According to Susan Brewer in her book "Collecting Classic Girls' Toys", Faerie Glen did very well with children's dressing up clothes too.
I'm definitely a fan of Faerie Glen. There's something a bit awkward about the designs which adds to their charm. That kind of 'ugly beautiful' that's nice when it's consigned to history and you can look back on it a bit wistfully.
The outfits are very much improved in quality if you swap the hook and loop fastener (which tends to be very sloppily sewn on) for pop fasteners.
See a wonderful array of Faerie Glen on this terrific Pinterest board by Carolyn Cunneen


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ANGOLA, Ind. (WLCSports.com) – The Wisconsin Lutheran College men's basketball team could not overcome 50 percent shooting from the host Trine Thunder as it fell 89-52 in its opening game of the St. Andrews Products Classic Friday night inside Hershey Hall. The Thunder connected on 12 three-pointers and out-scored the Warriors 31-8 in points off turnovers.
- Final Score: Trine 89, Wisconsin Lutheran 52
- Records: Wisconsin Lutheran (1-6), Trine (3-4)
- Location: Hershey Hall, Angola, Ind.
- The Thunder opened the game on a 13-1 run, powered by two three-pointers and four early WLC turnovers.
- Chase Nowak (Milwaukee, Wis.) answered with a personal 8-0 run to cut the deficit to seven.
- Collin Kennedy (Holmen, WIs.) connected on a jump shot to bring the Warriors within five points with six minutes remaining in the first half, but Trine answered with seven straight to push its lead back to 12 with just under four minutes to play.
- After a jump shot from Matty Farner (Muskego, Wis.) brought WLC within 10 at the 2:52 mark, Trine used an 11-2 run to close out the first half, taking a 42-23 lead into the break.
- The Thunder ran off 10 straight points to open the second half, extending its lead to 29, until Kennedy hit a mid-range jumper for the Warriors first points of the half.
- Mack Knueppel (Jackson, Wis.) and Nowak combined for an 8-0 run to bring WLC within 23 points with just over 12 minutes remaining in the contest.
- Trine used a 15-4 run over a four-minute span to extend its lead to 39, the largest of the game, with three minutes to play.
- Free throws from Knueppel, Jerrod Klug (Loveland, Colo.), and Alex Thiede (Cudahy, Wis.) closed out the contest, with the Thunder earning an 89-52 victory.
- Nowak led the offensive attack for the Warriors, scoring a season-high 26 points, including 15 in the first half.
- Knueppel added nine points and seven rebounds, while Kennedy chipped in six.
- Farner led the Warriors with 10 rebounds, including four points.
- WLC shot 28.6 percent (16-of-56) from the field and converted 78.3 percent (18-of-23) of its free throw attempts.
- Wisconsin Lutheran held a 45-35 advantage on the backboards, including 13 on the offensive end.
- Langston Johnson led the Thunder with 26 points off the bench, connecting on eight three-pointers.
- Pete Smith added 19 points and eight rebounds, while Myles Copeland chipped in 13 points.
- Jalen Paul dished out a game-high 10 assists, adding seven points.
- Trine connected on 50 percent (34-of-68) of its shots from the field and 50 percent (12-of-24) of its three-point shots.
- The hosts forced 22 Warriors turnovers, scoring 31 points off of them.
- Trine scored 23 fast break points and 43 of its 89 points came off of the bench.
- The Warriors continue play in the St. Andrews Products Classic Saturday afternoon when they face Adrian (4-2). The Bulldogs defeated No. 3 UW-Whitewater in the first game of the St. Andrews Products Classic, 66-53, Friday night. Tip-off is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. with links to live stats and video available at WLCSports.com.


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Safety Where Needed
As for the "safety mirror", just keep the rear camera view up on your screen
The pedestrian warning alert sound that will be added to all EVs should do the trick.
Better hope that "Ross" is not deaf . . .
As @jimglas points out, Tesla already offers an unobstructed view to the rear.
The pedestrian warning alert will just make the world noisier so that backup alarms will not be noticed.
The Tesla has a rear view camera that works quite well. I actually have driven the Chevrolet Bolt with the rear view display built into the mirror and find it to be useless. The issue is that the plane of focus for the mirror right now is what you are looking at. With a display you need to refocus on that display which is quite close to you compared to the rest of the road. I found myself taking longer to focus.
The new Tesla Model 3 now have a pedestrian sound emitter. Perhaps it can be retrofitted to older cars.
But the bottom line is that the driver is responsible for what is around the car. If you do not pay attention, that is on you.
According to safety mirror keep the rear camera above your screen.
Hold the rear camera above the screen.
I think safety belt is also a needed and important part. Have you came across the V-type three-point safety belt invented by automaker Volve? In the safety system of a car, safety belt also matters a lot!


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I've finally stopped wasting ducks experimenting with other recipes. This is always the duck I want on my plate when I eat duck. Just finished this off last night and it is heaven.
This is an old Austrian duck preparation I got from the Lenhardt sisters that ran the Austrian restaurant of the same name in Cincinnati for years. They served their roasted duck with dressing, gravy, spiced red cabbage, and hot bacon slaw. <sigh> Memories.
Butterfly each duck by cutting down the breast with kitchen shears (or cut into serving pieces now).
Lay skin side down in roasting pan (no rack), pressing the duck flat.
Season with salt and pepper.
Roast at 300 for 1.5 hours, or until done (the duck will bake in it's own fat when it renders).
Let cool in the pan without disturbing. This means, leave the duck lying in the fat. Sort of a faux-confit.
Cover and refrigerate.
When you're ready to serve the duck (after at least one day), warm the pan to melt the fat. Drain the fat off the duck. Invert, skin side up onto rack, roast at 350 to heat the duck and crisp the skin.
Perfect, tender, and juicy duck with crispy skin.
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Reservations and Declarations for Treaty No.024 - European Convention on Extradition
Nature of declaration : Objections
Status as of 10/12/2019
Russian FederationDeclaration contained in the instrument of ratification deposited on 10 December 1999 - Or. Engl./Russ.
The Russian Federation shares the opinions expressed by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany in its declaration of February 4, 1991, by the Government of the Republic of Austria - in its declaration of June 4, 1991 and by the Government of the Swiss Confederation - in its declaration of August 21, 1991, concerning the reservation by Portugal of February 12, 1990 to Article 1 of the Convention.
The Portuguese reservation to Article 1 of the Convention is compatible with the objective and purpose of the Convention unless the refusal to extradite a person who has committed the offence punishable by life imprisonment or whom the court has committed to custody as a preventive punishment is absolute. This allows to interpret the above-mentioned reservation in a manner that extradition will not be granted unless the law of the requesting State provides for the possibility to review the case of a person sentenced to life imprisonment who has served a part of his term or has been held in custody for some time, with a view to release him on parol.
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Malta, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, recently hosted the first global ocean ambassadors' meeting, with seminal entities currently involved in ocean governance convening around the same table to rationalise the various parallel ongoing activities within the same field.
Some of these entities included the EU Commission, represented by incumbent Commissioner for the Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Karmenu Vella, and the Finnish Presidency. The BBNJ Conference (Biodiversity in the High Seas, or in the Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction) represented by the Conference President Rena Lee, FAO (the Food and Agricultural Organisation) represented by its Deputy Director-General and the Commonwealth's Blue Charter represented by Secretary-General Patricia Scotland were also present.
Other entities represented at the meeting and having a global ocean governance remit included the IMO (International Maritime Organisation), the IOI (International Ocean Institute) and IMLI (International Maritime Law Institute) hosted at the University of Malta. Besides the Maltese ocean ambassador, the Norwegian and Swedish ones were also present for the meeting as well as diplomatic staff from Portugal, Namibia and Mauritius. The context within which the meeting was held is
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The countdown is on for the Broad Street Run 10-Miler on May 3, 2020!
Travel and Lodging
Getting to the race
There are many ways to get to where you need to be on race day. Here are some options:
Coming from inside the city
The best way to get to the start area if you live in the city or are staying at a hotel in the city is to take the Broad Street Line, free of charge. Just be sure to wear your race bib on the front of your shirt.
After the race, you can either walk or take a shuttle bus from the finish area back to the parking areas and NRG Station.
Coming from outside the city
One thing to note is that there is no parking available at the start area.
If you're driving into the city, we recommend that you park your car at the Stadium Complex at Broad Street and Pattison Avenue for free. You can then take the Broad Street Line at NRG Station, free of charge, to the start. Just be sure to wear your race bib on the front of your shirt. Note: It takes about 35 minutes to reach SEPTA Broad and Olney Transportation Center, just a few blocks from the start area.
If you're taking SEPTA's Regional Rail or Market-Frankford Line into the city, take it to Suburban Station, and then hop on the Broad Street Line from City Hall Station. If you're taking PATCO from New Jersey, get off at the 12th and 13th & Locust Station, and walk two blocks west to the Broad & Locust Station on the Broad Street Line. Again, remember to wear your race bib on the front of your shirt.
After the race, you can either walk or take a shuttle bus from the finish area back to the parking areas and NRG Station.
For public transportation information, visit septa.org or call 215-580-7800.
Where to stay
Whether you're coming from out of town or don't want to deal with the hassle of traveling into the city from the suburbs, book a room in the city. The following is a list of hotels we recommend:
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Global "Calcium Hypochlorite Market" 2019 Industry Research Report is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the Global Calcium Hypochlorite industry. This report studies the Calcium Hypochlorite market size (value and volume) by players, regions, product types and end industries, history data 2014-2018 and forecast data 2019-2025; This report also studies the global market competition landscape, market drivers and trends, opportunities and challenges, risks and entry barriers, sales channels, distributors and Porter's Five Forces Analysis.
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Part 1 Industry Overview (200 USD)1.1 Calcium Hypochlorite Industry1.1.1 Market Development1.1.2 Terminology Definition in the Report22.214.171.124 Production184.108.40.206 Demand184.108.40.206 Sales Revenue220.127.116.11 Ex-factory Price and Sales Price22.214.171.124 Cost184.108.40.206 Gross Margin1.2 Products and Services Scope1.3 Industry Chain1.4 Industry Dynamics and Regulations1.5 Global Market Overview
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2.1 Raw Materials / Components2.2 Procurement Methods and Channels2.3 Cost Structure and Manufacturing2.4 Industry Capacity2.5 Production Distribution by Geography2.5.1 Production in Major Regions / Countries2.5.2 Trade Flow Overview
Part 3 Product Segment (400 USD)
3.1 Introduction by Type3.2 Market Status
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4.1 Introduction by Application4.2 Market StatusPart 5 Regional Market (600 USD)5.1 Market Overview5.2 by Region5.2.1 North America22.214.171.124 United States Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)22.214.171.124 Canada Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)184.108.40.206 Mexico Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)5.2.2 Europe22.214.171.124 Germany Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)22.214.171.124 UK Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)220.127.116.11 France Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)18.104.22.168 Italy Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)220.127.116.11 Spain Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)220.127.116.11 Netherlands Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)22.214.171.124 Poland Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)18.104.22.168 Belgium Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)184.108.40.206 Sweden Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)188.8.131.52 Austria Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)18.104.22.168 Denmark Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)126.96.36.199 Switzerland Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)22.214.171.124 Russia Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)5.2.3 Asia-Pacific220.127.116.11 China Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)184.108.40.206 India Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)188.8.131.52 Japan Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)220.127.116.11 Korea Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)184.108.40.206 Australia Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)220.127.116.11 Indonesia Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)126.96.36.199 Thailand Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)126.96.36.199 Malaysia Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)22.214.171.124 Singapore Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)126.96.36.199 Philippines Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)5.2.4 South America18.104.22.168 Brazil Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)18.104.22.168 Argentina Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)184.108.40.206 Columbia Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)188.8.131.52 Chile Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)188.8.131.52 Peru Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)22.214.171.124 Puerto Rico Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)22.214.171.124 Ecuador Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)5.2.5 Middle East188.8.131.52 Saudi Arabia Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)126.96.36.199 Iran Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)188.8.131.52 UAE Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)18.104.22.168 Oman Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)18.104.22.168 Kuwait Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)126.96.36.199 Iraq Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)188.8.131.52 Turkey Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)5.2.6 Africa126.96.36.199 South Africa Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)220.127.116.11 Egypt Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)188.8.131.52 Nigeria Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)184.108.40.206 Algeria Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)22.214.171.124 Angola Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)18.104.22.168 Morocco Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)22.214.171.124 Sultan Market Size and Growth (2015-2018E)
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6.1 Regional Production6.1.1 Production by Type188.8.131.52 Asset Based Type Production by Region18.104.22.168 Non-asset Based Type Production by Region6.1.2 Production by Application220.127.116.11 Automobile Production by Region220.127.116.11 Pharmaceutical Production by Region18.104.22.168 Cold-chain Third-party Logistics Production by Region22.214.171.124 Others Production by Region6.2 Regional Demand6.2.1 Demand by Type188.8.131.52 Asset Based Type Demand by Region126.96.36.199 Non-asset Based Type Demand by Region6.2.2 Demand by Application22.214.171.124 Automobile Demand by Region188.8.131.52 Pharmaceutical Demand by Region188.8.131.52 Cold-chain Third-party Logistics Demand by Region22.214.171.124 Others Demand by Region
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Welcome to Fall, Ha!
There's no Fall in Florida! I'm okay with that. I do miss at times, the change of seasons, I was born and raised the first half of my life in New Jersey. I would have to say that Fall would be the one I miss the most because of the leaves changing. I also loved pulling on a pair of jeans with a comfy sweater. I still get to do that though in what most of the northern states call WINTER! And I love that!
I went back home one winter after being here for about 3 years. I caught the worst flu ever and drove right back to Florida!
I do love the beautiful colors that are Fall and making cards and projects comes easy with these colors.
I colored Mid Summer Tilda in distress inks. She has been colored for a few weeks now and I am sorry that I didn't get her posted sooner. I have alot going on these last few weeks with munchkins birthdays. My girls are growing up too fast! I don't like it!
Enjoy! Tell me what you think, I always enjoy your visits!
StampingScrapping: Anything Goes
Everybody Art: Autumn
A Spoon Full of Sugar: Anything Goes
7Kids College: Sketch
Charmisa Cards: Anything Goes
Stamp Something: Fall Colors
Stamptacular Sunday: Fall
Magnolia-licious Highlites: Halloween or Fall
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She is soooooooooooo cute!!! I love your coloring on this one! Great job!ReplyDelete
This is absolutely beautiful! Great Job!ReplyDelete
Such a fabulous fall card. You inspire me. Thanks for sharing. Hope you had a wonderful weekend~
Leslie Avila
The colors are very nice. I like the leaves, too. Fall's my favorite season, because it means it's not as hot here in Texas!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 26, 2010 at 11:34 PM
Adorable card Lisette....TFSReplyDelete
O I love the colours of autumn too...rich earthy colours...just gorgeous..as gorgeous as your card is!! Love the Circle and Miss Tilda is beautiful! Thanks for joining in with us at SSC this week for our seasons change challenge.ReplyDelete
Hugs leonie
Absolutely adorable! I just love this stamp. Tilda looks just so happy! You did a great job on the coloring. Love the leaves, too!ReplyDelete
Love the colours you have painted your beautiful Tilda with.ReplyDelete
Fall is my favourite time of the year too :o)
Lisette! Your card is beautiful and you worked wonders with those ditressed inks. Love how you colors the folds in the dress!ReplyDelete
Hugs, Dena
Fall is on the way. I love the colors. Great job:}ReplyDelete
Hello Lisette, OHHH! Simply adorable. Tilda looks ravishing, princess of Fall. Your coloring is splendid. Love the lay out, and the paper combo. Gorgeous leaves and sunflower deco. the die cut behind Tilda is beautiful! Perfect card for our Season change Challenge.ReplyDelete
Thank you for joining us at Stamptacular Sunday Challenge and hope to see you again soon.
Beautiful card! I love the colors you used and your coloring is wonderful! hugs, AngelaReplyDelete
Very cute card,ReplyDelete
Hugs, Line
Love your card ! We get no fall in AZ either so I just dream in my cards :)ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card!ReplyDelete
Huggies ~
It's gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Great fall colors.
Such a lovely card.Thanks for playing with Charisma.ReplyDelete
xx Vee
lovely card love the little flowersReplyDelete
and the collors you use :D
greetings from the Netherlands
So cute! The coloring is wonderful, and it brings a promise of cooler weather, here in PA anyway!ReplyDelete
Your's is a beautiful fall card..IReplyDelete
love your color choices and your coloring
Hugs Linda
Lovely card.ReplyDelete
She's very pretty! :DReplyDelete
Beautifully done--I love the soft fall colors & gorgeous image! Thanks for joining us on the Magnolia-licious Challenge!ReplyDelete
Beautiful card! Love the matching borders and great layout!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for playing along this week at Stamptacular Sunday ♥ Good luck on our Season's Change challenge!
Dee (Spryte)
Sprytebyrds Spot
Lol Thanks Lisette :) I can't wait for our next "Playdate" Your card came out really cute :) The leaves are perfect. Thanks for sharing the goodies! MuahhsReplyDelete
This is so sweet! I wonder if you have heard of Papercraft Star yet? We'd love for you to enter some of your pretty projects in our challenges... we are holding a DT call soon and you can enter our gift certificate drawing right now. http://papercraftstar.blogspot.com/2010/09/another-gift-certificate-give-away-at.htmlReplyDelete
Such a lovely card and beautiful, soft colors! Your coloring is beautiful! Hugs, CamiReplyDelete
Very pretty! Your coloring is lovely. Thank you for joining us at the 7 Kids Challenge!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 29, 2010 at 2:35 PM
Beautifully colored Tilda Lisette! TFS!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful work! Thanks for joining us at the 7 Kids and Stamp Something challenges this week!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card Lisette!! Pretty coloring and lovely autumn layout :o)ReplyDelete


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Riley Keough is no stranger to the Met Gala. In fact, the 29-year-old actress, who has attended the annual event four times, has her pre-party prep down to a science. "To be honest, I don't do anything crazy to prepare," she explained, while getting ready for the this year's edition. "I'll get a facial the day before and try and get sleep because it's a long night." Here, Keough talks about her 2018 look, her favorite Met Gala memories, and more.
When did you start preparing for the Met Gala?
Well, I get a sketch of the dress usually pretty early on. And then we try on the toile, which gives you a rough idea of what the dress will be like, but it's always so exciting when you finally get the real thing, which for me is usually two days before the gala for the final fitting. To be honest, I don't do anything crazy to prepare, I'll get a facial the day before and try and get sleep because it's a long night.
After a good night's sleep, what do you do day of?
I'll get up, have some breakfast and coffee.... I try and just occupy myself in the morning so I'll hang out with friends and try and make the first half of the day normal. Then I'll start hair and makeup around 3:00, which gives me two and a half hours to get ready. Today I got this crazy face massage from this guy named Thuyen because I flew from Tokyo two days ago and my face felt like it wouldn't wake up, so that was really nice.
Describe your look for tonight's Met Gala.
My dress tonight is sort of a modern Marylin Monroe. I'm such a fan of Nicolas [Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton's Artistic Director of women's collections] because he has his own very unique interpretations of things and it is never very obvious, which I love, so I trusted that he would make something very special, which he did.
Who are you most excited to see this year?
I'm always excited to see what Rihanna wears. And all of the other girls in Vuitton, I'm excited to see what Nicolas has made for the rest of the girls and also looking forward to seeing my friends there.
What was the first year you went to the Met Gala?
My very first Met Gala was in 2010, and I wore Thakoon.
What is your best Met Gala memory?
My best moment was probably last year just because I loved my dress so much. And everyone at my table was a lot of fun, and for me that is what makes the night, when you are with a good group of people. The exhibition was also incredible, so that was a good year. We'll see, maybe this year will beat last year.
What are you planning to do after the Met Gala?
Well, the Migos party is at my hotel, so that feels like the move. I love Migos and I love being able to just walk from the after party in to my bed, so that's pretty ideal. I'll either be in full Vuitton or my pajamas. Those are my two go-to looks always.
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"Mozilla also tells us it is considering completely removing the add-on bar, though no final decision on this has yet been made. The main toolbar will also have a dedicated area for add-on buttons and widgets, and it looks possible that user-created custom toolbars will also be gone, the organization says."
What is the matter with these developers? Is there some kind of virus or other contagious disease that's attacking their minds? Whatever it is, it definitely seems to be going around in the browser developer community. First Google created a dismal failure called Chrome, and then everybody started copying all the worst aspects of it, including Anderson. Now it seems like they've all lost their minds.
It's obvious that what's really going on is a combination of tablet mania and financial, political, and market pressure from Google. This could be the end of the web for everyone except the tablet weirdos.
On the other hand, this is a golden opportunity for Anderson. He's already developed the best, most configurable browser in the world (Avant 2012). Now, if he can just overcome the disease (googlitis ?), he can restore Avant's former glory and put his brilliance into improving it instead of destroying it. Think how much market share he could grab by bucking this disastrous trend and offering the only useful browser left in the world!
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If I didn't want a browser without any configurability I'd just use Internet Explorer. I mean, why bother, ya know? Way back when AOHell bought out Firefox and proceeded to butcher it, I went back to using IE. Then I started my search for something more configurable and discovered Maxthon. I was happy as a Drunken Clam until IE changes didn't get along with Maxthon very well, so I started looking all over again. That's when I discovered Avant, and I've been with it since. But as the others I used in the past, for some odd and dumb reason, Avant is being downgraded and about to go by way as the others in the past, in the trashcan.
Too bad. I remember when Avant was excellent and I was happy as that drunken clam....
Too bad. I remember when Avant was excellent and I was happy as that drunken clam....
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So it's Friday and it's hot and I saw today a lovely lady that had twins last year. I mentioned them in my blog a couple of weeks ago - they are adorable and I want to squeeze and sniff them. I have known their mummy since she was a little girl and she was lovely then and apart from being bigger, she hasn't really changed much!
These 2 little munchkins were born last year and one of them was very ill and had to be whisked off to a hospital in Bristol. This was obviously very distressing for the whole family and I think the whole of St Ives followed his ( and his brother's ) progress on Facebook as their granny kept everyone up to date with how it was all going. St Ives is a close community and their mummy is from a very well know family so even those that didn't know her, they knew her Mum or Dad or grandparents or aunties and uncles.
Thankfully he got better and now both of them are thriving and happy and very very smiley.
I got big grins from both of them, their mummy showed me how chunky one of them's thighs are , I sympathised as mine are too and they are a delight. It's a standing joke that I see all 3 of them every Friday now so I am looking forward to seeing them running along Back Road East in months to come although I'm not so sure their mummy is.
And one more thing - it is refreshing to see such a relaxed attitude for the mother of 2 babies that had quite a shaky start in life. I asked her what they weighed and she said she hadn't been to get them weighed for a while but it is evident that they are both strong and well.
I then went out for a meal to an Italian restaurant in Carbis Bay. I had bread, I had olives, I had the favourite vegetable of any decent Italian, a chip, and luckily I didn't choke on it. I did nearly have a chipasm though.
Fat Club was a right laugh. There was a woman there stressing over eating 2 Curly Wurlies. I was just happy that I had lost so much even though I had eaten out twice and it made me quite determined to lose another 2 for next week so I can get me a sticker.
That's the only reason I went back - for the stickers and the applause.
I also have to divulge something to you all - off the back of writing the quiz for the people at the campsite.....I am calling the bingo numbers tonight. I am a bit embarrassed and I have downloaded the numbers and their phrases in preparation. I have never done anything like this before and , well, it should be fun???? All the threes 33 etc etc, top of the shop etc etc. Debbie suggested I made up new modern phrases for them but I haven't. I think bingo should be traditional. I think bingo should be banned personally, but I will give it a go.
I also found the remains of what I think could be Peter the seagull up my back lane this morning. He was the runt of the litter and much much smaller than Tony and Gordon.
I hope it isn't him, and if its not then it's one of his cousins. It's sad, as he was flat as the proverbial pancake.
RIP (maybe) Peter - there will be one less squawk in our street.


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Great staff and a very clean location to camp
Well kept and lots of amenities. On site fishing ponds are catch and release with lots of active fish to enjoy.
The campsite is your usual state park site. Potable water, toilets and showers available in the off season. Pretty crowded even when it's chilly out. Great hiking, pretty hilly if your from anywhere in the Midwest
We have been blown away by the efforts put into Indiana's state parks and Potato Creek is no exception. Well kept, beautiful grounds and trails. Restrooms are a bit dated, but clean and functioning. Our daughter loved the play area and huge grassy area to run around on. The Peppermint Hill mountain bike/hiking loop was really fun and not to be missed. Seems like a very popular place, even in the off season, so you're best bet is to make a reservation or call ahead to make sure they can accommodate you.
The campground is amazing! Our campsite had so much room. It was easy to back our trailer into and had room for an extra guest. The beach walk is beautiful! We played on the beach with the dog and took a 7 mile hike through the woods and onto the beach. The hike was very difficult once we hit the beach but my 8 year old pushed through. Lesson learned. I highly recommend this campground!
Awesome campground! Very friendly staff. Super clean and updated bathrooms. On the kal-haven trail. All spots are pull through. And all spots are close to the bathrooms.
I remember coming here when I was young but haven't stayed here in decades. It was time to try it out again. We arrived around 5 or 6 and found lots of open sites on a Wednesday. They put us in a nicely wooded site with empty neighboring sites. We could see our neighbors and others walked by on the road so there were plenty of people in camp. There were water puddles in the road and some campsites. It rained during the night too. Our site is sandy with no grass which wasn't as great with the wetness. However it's camping at the dunes so it's expected. The vault toilets are ok- one had standing water in the corner. Water is available a few sites down and a garbage bin is on the way out. We camped in the rustic loop- no electric or other hookups. There is a larger section with 2 loops that has these amenities. Showers are also located over there. It's a longer walk or you can drive to the showers.
We tried hiking and found fallen trees blocking the path. There are other trails to choose from. Be sure to check out the beach and climb up the sand dunes.
This was a nice campground within a couple hours of Chicago.
Nicely wooded spot with ample space between spots. Decent showers ran out of hot water though. Quick drive to points of interest in park but no good walking to those points. Plenty of last minute availability on a weeknight in October. Very few mosquitoes left by this time. Would come back!
Great campground! Stop over on drive back to PA from South Dakota! So pretty! Wish I was able to stay longer! I will go back to this beautiful area of the country!
We go here once a summer for the past 30-ish years. I love the rocky beaches, and the beach combing is the best. We have found may different color of beach glass along with fossils and many unknown oddities. The campground is clean and the campsites are large and shady. It's a bit of a hike from the campground to the beach, but if it's too long for you driving is an option. Many restaurants in nearby South Haven along with a maritime museum and tall ship rides. Weekends fill up fast, but you'll want to spend more than two days anyway!
If you're looking to go camping with the conveniences of the modern world nearby, this is the place to be. Located off of golf way rd and duneway pkwy, this campground is located roughly about an hour from Elkhart, if that's where you're coming from. They have a few options as far as sites go. Sites 1-34 are reservable online and the remainder of the sites are first come, first served. Also keep in mind, sites 1-54 you're able to park your car/RV. However, sites 55-67 are walk in only. There are showers and restrooms located center of both areas. There are also water stations which are very convenient. Most of the campsites are fairly close, but far enough where you are not sitting on top of each other. This time around I opted for the walk In. For starters, let's just say to be prepared for whatever weather may come. My luck, it poured the entire time and was windy. Furthermore, each site has designated fire rings that have a grill. The experience was awesome, it's $25 a night that you pay at the automated kiosk. There are rangers that drive around during the day and there are signs posted with all the latest updates, rules/regulations. Overall, great experience, definitely look forward to coming back!
Great place to camp. Trails are well groomed and maintained. Clean campsites and great staff!
Very clean. Spacious sites. Miles of paved bike paths and unpaved mountain bike trails. Nice lake and beach
Campground= 4 stars; check-in= 2 stars. Very large campground with close to 300 sites plus a horse camp and about 20 cabins. We picked this park solely because it was convenient to our next destination, so we were not concerned with amenities. We did not make a reservation because I really do not want to pay the extra fee if it is not necessary. Upon arrival, we paid the $9 entrance fee ($7 for Indiana residents) and drove the 3 miles to the campground office. Somewhat surprised to find both staffed at 6 pm on a Thursday after Labor Day. We were told to drive around and pick several desired sites as they could not tell us which ones still had people due to arrive that night who had reserved. Huh?? So, we drove around two of the five loops and picked half a dozen sites that would be suitable. But that's where the fun began- not! There seemed to be some computer glitch in that every site we asked about showed as not available, even though more than half the sites were empty. Eventually, we were told to just go to one of the sites we picked and set up and that a security guard would come and collect our money. Eventually, at just before 9 pm, the security guard did come and told us the glitch had been fixed and asked that we come to the office and register. The glitch was not fixed! But we paid our fee and were able to stay the night and the staff was very apologetic.
There is no differentiation between RV and tent sites (the only one that is separate is the horse camp). The E Loop seemed to be the most crowded, mostly with RVs. The sites in the D Loop were spaced a decent amount of distance apart but other than that, there was no real privacy between them. This was not a problem because the loop had many empty sites and we were able to easily find one that had an empty one on either side of us. There are paths to the beach accessible from the D and E loops but note the beach is only open from Memorial Day through Labor Day. There is no longer a dog beach at Potato Creek. There is a general store(open until 8 pm) and bike rentals which, if we were going to stay longer, we might have taken advantage of. There are boat rentals in season. Several trails and playgrounds so I imagine that in the summer, this is a nice family campground (even the name is Family campground).
The mosquitos were vicious, likely worse due to the amount of rain the area has had this year. Bathrooms were very clean and there was hot water, a nice luxury but you have to be careful not to bump your head on the shelf over the sink when washing your face. Didn't use them but there were also showers.
The check-in process notwithstanding, our stay was fine for the night.
We spent the weekend exploring America's 61st National Park- Indiana Dunes National Park. The National Park campsite was full and recommended this place about 10 minutes away. It was our first time tent camping and the sites were very clean and nice. The bathrooms were also well maintained and camping staff very friendly and helpful.
Our site was horrid- a full hook up with a fire pit in the mud pond. We had mosquito soup for the rear of our very small campsite. It was a very expensive glorified parking spot, and the tiny pool was packed. There were a ton of kids getting into trouble, just pushing the limits of the staff. We will not return unless it's just for passing through- this was a disappointing staff for sure. They did have brand new yurts. We were next to a run down full time rv, who wasn't there for the weekend. We used their fire pit, since our was in mud and trees.
They did not clear rubbish and bins were over flowing. Too much night noise and did not enjoy myself at all.
This was our first outing with our camper. Coloma wasn't far for us, and it was worth it. Everyone was super helpful when we had questions. They had a hot tub and heated pool. Mini golf and bikes you could rent. The store was nice and lots to offer and the prices were very reasonable. Showers close by. All in all we had a great first experience and would recommend this campground. Very close to Lake Michigan and the beach!
Bike trails, parks, lake; this place had all the amenities we needed. Unfortunately, the lake was a little on the undesirable side…blue-green algae warnings made us not want to put more than our feet in the water. The beach area is nice, though.
The dunes here are lovely and feel a little less busy than Indiana Dunes. You can also access it all by hiking directly from the campgrounds. The campsites are a mixed bag. Some are right on top of each other and some have nice vegetation between them. Regardless, it isn't ideal for a a quiet getaway but if you get the right site it's not bad.
This place is great! Very clean and well put together. Staff is very helpful and organized. Easy in and out.
My husband's family has been visiting this campground for 34 years and it hasn't lost its luster! The beach has shortened QUITE A BIT, but it's still a great campground and park.
Nice campground and spacious campsites. Lots of hiking trails. Boating, swimming. Park staff exceptionally friendly and helpful. HOWEVER since when has solicitation been allowed in a state park. Big event tent set up on one site serving as base for an RV dealer/mfg. 20+sites reserved for gathering of that brand of RV some with brand advertising signs. We pulled in on Thursday and were unable to stay through the weekend because the park was full—-full because of buy up of sites for solicitation. 😡
The surrounding area seems like the camp is in a bad location, but the bushes that surround the place block out all the noise. The sites are decent size, there are 2 small fishing ponds (live crawlers work best). There's a swimming pond and firewood is available by the front desk in the shed. Small, quiet, campground near Walmart, biglots, dollar general and tons of food.
Super clean camp. The whole place gets mowed every Wednesday morning, but the landscape crew is awesome. Brand new pool and a decent little gift shop for snacks and random odds and ends. There are quite a few seasonal goers at this campground, but overall it's a super laid back, safe facility.
We followed the signs for Indiana Dunes National Park and found ourselves here. There is also a campground directly in the park but this one is just down the road. I think it's still part of the same place but with a self-check-in there wasn't anybody to ask.
The camp host left a list of available campsites on the check-in kiosk. We found just two sites still open and took one of them. Our site was a large pull-through with a separate area for the picnic table and a tent. Right across the road was the large restroom complete with showers and flushing toilets. After setting up camp, I heard people in the woods right on the other side of the hill. I walked up the path and found that the neighboring campsite winds back there. We could sort of see them, and definitely hear them, but we still felt separate. The camper and car in the pull through spot provided a nice barrier so our dog didn't get distracted by people walking by.
The National Park entrance is a few miles down the road. The beach was packed but the trails were emptier. We enjoyed hiking to the summit of 2 dunes. We stopped at the picnic area to have lunch in the shade. There's also a trail that leads out from camp. However dogs are not allowed on the entire trail so we skipped it.
This is a nice National Park that's only an hour from Chicago.
The campsites are located past the playground and shelter. Just keep driving down the road that looks like an alley. There is a wonderful place set up for just a few campers.
A couple sites are for tents only and the others are standard sites. There are a few trees by the sites but it's mostly open area. Portable toilets are at the end of the camping area and in the playground area. The playground is a day use area for town so expect to meet some locals.
Driving just down the street takes you to the police station. This is where you register for the site. Town is around you and ready to explore. There are a few train tracks and industrial businesses which provide a bit of noise along with traffic. For us, the noise just slid right into the background.
This is a great place for a low price.
I was super pumped to check this place out, but it wasn't exactly as great as I was expecting. For one, no dogs on the beach😒 There was a small area for them, but nothing in comparison. Also, no alcohol…. hrmmmm, I'm not a lush or anything, but I do like a few beers at the campground. Otherwise, the hiking was nice and there were some cool areas to climb around the dunes. Ultimately, I would probably choose something that suited me a little better next time.
Camp sites are well shaded and have a lot of space. Walking distance to Lake Michigan with beautiful view of the sunset. Bathrooms were clean and showers were okay considering it is a campground. There is a playground for kiddos as well as bike rentals. A lot to do within the State Park.
Only negative is to be prepared to level your RV. Our site was not even. Not all spots were this way, but you will definitely need blocks or what not.


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The Minister of Employment and Labour Relations, Haruna Iddrisu, has hinted of government's plan to introduce a unified pension scheme for the country's security agencies.
The said review, the minister explained, is to ensure a guaranteed continuous security for the personnel of the respective security agencies.
"To ensure a guarantee, continuous income security for the gallant men and women, government will sooner than later announce a unified pension regime for all security agencies in Ghana," he said.
He said the move is essential if the government expects officers to remain focused in executing their constitutional mandate of safeguarding the peace in the country.
Mr Iddrisu who is the Member of Parliament for Tamale South said this at the Annual West Africa Security Agencies [WASSA] Celebration of the Northern Command on the Ghana Police Service in Tamale.
WASA which is organized annually by the various security agencies is aimed at fostering brotherly love among officers and to appreciate the work of the gallant men attach to the performance of their duties. Awards were presented to some officers for their gallant performance over the years.
He urged the officers to continue to work to safeguard and maintain the peace in the country especially at this time that Ghana prepares to go to the polls in November this year.
Mr Iddrisu called on the residents in the area to put an end to what he termed as "needless murders and violence in the name of ethnic and chieftaincy disputes, land litigation and competitive politics".
He has asked them to focus on fighting poverty rather than fighting themselves, noting the region is the most deprived in Ghana and needs to develop.
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City: Auckland
Local Board: Devonport-Takapuna
Playground Safari visit: January 2017
When we visited this playground with two four year olds in January 2017 we were really excited at first: it was fully fenced, and there was a lovely-looking, colourful playground waiting to be discovered!
However, my kids – who fully embraced their roles as playground testers for the nation's small children – discovered that they could easily reach over the fence and unlatch the gate themselves. This was the latch, which is easy to open even if your children are like mine and have never actually attempted to open a gate before:
I was both mildly horrified and begrudgingly impressed by their rapid gate-opening skills, so I asked them for a demonstration:
And once we got to the playground we realised that, while it looks lovely and colourful, there actually wasn't much for a couple of four year olds to do. There's a seesaw (which my two didn't go near – one twin outweighs the other by four kilos, making seesaws very frustrating for all concerned); one big kids' swing; and a single preschooler-friendly climbing structure and slide:
There were also a few abstract climbing boxes that would probably keep younger children entertained in the very short term:
And the whole playground is nicely set in the Reserve, with plenty of space to play:
This means that there is nothing to keep dogs away from the playground – and I don't remember seeing a sign about keeping dogs out, either. We rented a house down the road from Seine Reserve in 2011, and I used to play fetch with my dog there, and I'm 99% sure that there was a fence separating the playground from the rest of the Reserve then. So, while it's lovely that there is a lot of grass available for ball games and general running around now, the trade off is a lack of dog-related protection.
More playground-specific: the biggest structures in the playground are designed for older children:
So – like at Windy Ridge Reserve – this seems to be a playground that has been fenced, despite being primarily designed for children who are old enough not to need fencing around their playgrounds. In this case it seems particularly odd to fence a playground aimed for older kids, given that a) there's no primary school nearby, and b) there's a kindergarten immediately next door to Seine Reserve.
Looking beyond the play equipment, there are a couple of seating options for caregivers, and a rubbish bin right by the playground, but once again there is virtually no shade – just a random, tiny, shade sail covering an equally tiny raised platform:
And the tree shade in the Reserve is far away from the play equipment. However, it provided a scenic spot for an emergency al fresco potty break…
The verdict: This is a nice local playground, but it doesn't really offer much to keep preschoolers busy. And while it's great to see some fencing, in this case it is of limited effectiveness when it's so low, and with gates that are so easy to open. And the lack of shade is a big problem!


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- In an open-label pharmacokinetic study, adverse reactions associated with the use of ARISTADA® (aripiprazole lauroxil) were similar across the 441 mg monthly, 882 mg every 6 weeks, and 1064 mg every 2 months dose groups1
- Akathisia was the most common adverse reaction—incidence ≥5% and at least twice the rate of placebo in patients treated with ARISTADA in the 12-week clinical trial1
- 2 out of 415 patients discontinued ARISTADA due to akathisia, which was not dose-related2
- Benzodiazepines and short-acting beta-blockers were permitted for treatment-emergent akathisia as needed2
- In the 12-week clinical trial, prolactin levels decreased below baseline measurements starting at day 29 through day 85 in both ARISTADA groups compared with placebo3
- Baseline prolactin levels may have been affected by previous antipsychotic medication use prior to starting the study2
- Patients in the clinical trial had previously established tolerability to aripiprazole, which may affect prolactin measurements4
- In the 12-week clinical trial, mean increase in body weight from baseline to last post-baseline assessment was 0.02 pounds for placebo (n = 207), 1.6 pounds for ARISTADA 441 mg monthly (n = 207), and 1.9 pounds for ARISTADA 882 mg monthly (n = 208)3
- The percentage of patients with ≥7% increase in weight noted at the last post-baseline visit during the treatment period was 6% for placebo, 10% for ARISTADA 441 mg monthly, and 9% for ARISTADA 882 mg monthly1
- In the phase 3 clinical trial, overall injection-site reactions (ISRs) were reported in 2% (placebo), 4% (441 mg monthly), and 5% (882 mg monthly) of patients1
- Of these, the incidence of pain with the first injection was 2%, 3%, and 4%, respectively, and ≤1% with each subsequent injection. Other ISRs (induration, swelling, and redness) were <1%1
- In an open-label pharmacokinetic study evaluating 441 mg monthly, 882 mg every 6 weeks, and 1064 mg every 2 months, ISRs were similar across the dose groups1
- In pharmacokinetic studies, the safety profile of ARISTADA INITIO® (aripiprazole lauroxil) was generally consistent with that observed for ARISTADA5
- The most commonly observed adverse reaction was akathisia in the 12-week clinical trial for ARISTADA1,5
- A phase 1 study evaluating the safety, tolerability, and pharmacokinetics of the two initiation regimens was conducted (N = 161). In this study, patients received 21 days of oral aripiprazole (15 mg daily dose) and one ARISTADA dose (n = 81) or one injection of ARISTADA INITIO plus a single dose of 30 mg oral aripiprazole and one ARISTADA dose (n = 80). Patients were randomized 1:1:1:1 to receive an ARISTADA dose of either 441 mg or 882 mg6
- There were 2 cases of akathisia in the 21-day oral aripiprazole arms (2 mild cases)
- There were 4 cases of akathisia in the ARISTADA INITIO arm (3 mild cases, 1 moderate case)
- None of the patients experienced serious adverse events or discontinued participation in the trial due to akathisia
- In pharmacokinetic studies evaluating ARISTADA INITIO, the incidences of injection-site reactions with ARISTADA INITIO were similar to the incidence observed for ARISTADA5
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When I first got my Samsung Galaxy Centura, in Feb, I had no trouble getting Google Play Store to open. All of a sudden, though, I have been unable to download any apps through it. It says that I need to sign into me Google account, and the Retry. I already did sign in, so why ca't I get it to work?
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Simpson defeated Luther 90-81 tonight at the Cowles Fieldhouse. The Storm held a 46-35 advantage at halftime. The Norse started the second half with a 20-8 run and took their only lead of the game (55-54) with 15:06 left in the game. Simpson responded with a 21-5 run in the next five minutes that proved to be the difference in the ballgame.
Luther had four players score double digits led by Aaron Blumberg who produced a career high 20 points. Blumberg was 8-of-13 from the field that included a 4-of-8 performance from behind the three-point line. Ray Whitlock came in off the bench and finished with 13, while both Gage Thompson and Spencer Sturges tallied 10.
The Storm had five players produce double figures. Conor Riordan led all scorers with 21 points. Tyler Stumbo was next with 21 off the bench. Kyle Wagner, Ben Rajewski and Taylor Filbert all finished with 14.
The loss was the third in a row for the Norse who are now 1-11 in the A-R-C, 7-13 overall. Simpson moved into fifth place in the league standings with a mark of 7-6, 13-8 overall.
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Junaid Chundriga's has created an awesome animated short with his Disassembled project, which pokes fun at some of the more infamous Marvel comic book characters. I have to agree with io9's description of the cartoon as being Ren and Stimpy like. Disassembled definitely has the same look and feel as R&S, and its characters all seem to have a black cloud over their heads. It's definitely worth 2-minutes of your time, so check it out below and thank me later. You've been wishing this was a weekly show on Cartoon Network HD…
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You know who likes to wear fur? Cute animals. We are talking about little buddies like this guy who like to frolic, poop outside, nibble on carrots and hide chocolate eggs:
But while this cutie might get a kick out of keeping his fur, people love to take it and put it on coats and the like. Celebrities, for example, love it:
They certainly look warm, and of course celebs aren't the only human beings who have draped furs on themselves to look fabulous. Heck, we live in Canada, a nation whose entire economic fortitude can be traced back to the fur trade. Hello, Hudson's Bay Company, anyone? But just because celebrities do it and our nation was sort of founded on the practice, does it make it okay?
One brand who doesn't care at all what you think is Fendi. The brand, designed by Karl Lagerfeld, is going to show an all-fur collection at Paris Couture Week. All fur; not just some. And while Fendi has never been one to have an aversion to fur, there are some critics who think it should.
Brigitte Bardot (yes, the illustrious film star) wrote a letter to Choupette (yes, Karl Lagerfeld's spoiled cat) asking the pretty kitty to purr in its owner's ear so that its furry friends could be spared. Alas, the show appears to be going on without a hitch. It's an interesting time for fur, though, and one has to wonder if its place still exists in fashion. As of June 16, 2015, 92 fashion brands have banned the use of Angora in any of their collections. Even more recently, Hugo Boss released a statement, noting how it will eliminate all farmed fur from its collections as of 2016. And then of course, there's PETA with its sometimes-extreme approaches to spreading an anti-cruelty message.
But for every person against fur, there's a person for it. And even though the fur industry is attempting to rebrand itself as sustainable, many simply don't buy it. And some critics even speculate that the processing of synthetic furs can have a negative impact on the environment, due to the chemicals used to treat the products. It's truly a conflict as old as time.
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The Itch Demands Scratching Again12
August 7, 2009 by esarsea
A couple years ago I sold all my bass gear – guitar, speaker cabinet, and rack mounted amplifier, tuner and power conditioner. I just didn't have time for it, not to mention it was difficult to hook up with other musicians with my tastes in music and/or willing to deal with my limited availability for rehearsals.
Plus, I figured since I was in my 50's now, it was time to grow up. After nearly 30 years of playing wannabe musician in assorted garage bands and the occasional tavern gig, I was done. I was (am) an amatuer at best. I had reached the point that listening to pro players like Eric Czar and others was disheartening rather than motivating. Although my love of the instrument remained and my passion for music ran deep, I left it behind – and patiently waited for the lingering sense of melancholy to slowly slip below the surface.
Recently I've been listening to a lot of early Gov't Mule, in particular their Live at Roseland CD. I've always been a big fan of Mule, and their (late) bassist Allen Woody. I love power trio blues rock, and I love Allen Woody's style of play and tone. Allen's bass playing resonates in me in a way that is difficult to describe – similar to how Eric Czar's work with Joe Bonamassa captivated me.
I was listening to Mule's Live at Roseland for the umpteenth time the other day and realized I wasn't done. My wife Mary-Anne was right. She had advised against selling my gear when I did.
Yesterday I ordered an Ibanez Artcore AGB200 bass guitar.
Here's a couple clips from youtube that demonstrate the (very cool) tone of the AGB200. I'm looking forward to it's arrival!
12 thoughts on "The Itch Demands Scratching Again"
I love Woody Allen!
I have the same dilemna. Old enough to know I'll never gig in a bus across the mid-west to screaming fans, but I kept most of my gear from the 70's when I was riding in a broken-down van in Utah and Wyoming playing beer joints.
I gave my Marshall box and Hi-Watt head to a best friend who needed it, but I kept my Pignose (original), an original Tom Scholz "Rockman,"a '59 Les Paul Junior, a Fender Strat and a Fender "Muddy Waters" Telecaster. The Junior was 14 years old when I got it in a trade for a 1972 Gibson SG. It's worth quite a bit more now.
Now, it's playing through my PC at home with headsphones and a $60 software/hardware unit called a "Gearbox."
cool Stu. i didn't read the whole thing then i was watching the clips and I was gonna say that's not Stu! would be glad to hear you if you put some clips up. i was thinking the other day about that version of that clapton song you told me about once. i'd love to hear that sometime
Part II of the puzzle has been completed.
I've been reading countless reviews on amplifiers and trying to pick out something decent while staying in budget. Previously I had scaled back from an 8×10 cabinet (8, 10″ speakers) to a 4×10 cabinet. This time around I wanted something a little easier to pack around without completely sacrificing tone. I ended up ordering an Ampeg BA115HP combo amp, 220 watts with 1, 15″ speaker. Neat little unit that has a chromatic tuner built right in.
Although every place I checked wanted $450-$550 for these units, I found a brand new one through Amazon (of all places) for $389 with free shipping.
Let's Rock!
Yeah, the big Ampeg set-ups like the 8×10 SVT's have been the industry standard for years. Not sure I'll get that classic Ampeg tone through this little combo, but it should get me by!
Bass arrived today! It's gorgeous. Looks EXACTLY like this:
[…] in early August I posted The Itch Demands Scratching Again in which I talked about picking up the bass again. Some interesting things things have happended […]


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The woman was driving eastbound onaround 9PM. According to St. Clair County Sheriff Tim Donnellon, her vehicle crossed over the center line where she initially hit a truck & trailer forcing it off the road. A second car veered off the roadway to avoid hitting her but a third vehicle was not so fortunate. That third vehicle she collided head-on with.
The 24-year-old woman was pronounced dead at the scene. Her name is not being released at this time. The accident is under investigation.


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Rated 3 out of 5 by Jgreenhow from Not as described Site was easy to use, and they got the stuff out to me surprisingly quick. However, I purchased the kit because in the description, it states that there is an antenna relocation bracket included. This was my main reason for buying to begin with, so when it arrived ... and did not have it in the package, I sent a message through the "contact us" tab, but have yet to hear anything from HD shop online. My local dealer said that kit doesn't come with an antenna bracket, but it is clearly written in the description from the shop online store. I'm understanding that errors happen, but if you're going to advertise it a particular way, then you need to honor it ... otherwise revise the item description. Have a great day.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Rare100thHD from Typo on years this item fits.... I believe there is a typo on the year models this harness fits. It should fit up to 08 but does not say it does.
Date published: 2014-01-26
What wire harness do i need?
i have a 2003 Ultra Classic (FLHTCUI) with an amp mounted under the tour pak. I'm installing the quick release system. The radio doesn't work if the amp is removed with the tour pak. Is there a harness that allows for the front speakers to be routed back to the radio once the amp comes off with the tour pack?
Hi Waynelawn, This is a technical question that can only be handled by a technician. Please contact your local dealership for assistance. Thanks!
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I have 2007 Road Glide. Purchased a used 2005 Tour-Pack and new Quick Release kit. Tour-Pack is attached as advertised. Need to connect Lighting, Speakers and Antennae. Want it to be detachable, also. HELP!!!
Is there an available harness for the speakers to go with parts#s 53303-07 and 70113-08 for the tour detach kit?
I am putting a tour detach kit on a 2002 ultraclassic and am wondering if such a harness is available. Thanks. wmccle1525.
Hi wmccle1525, The Tour-Pak Quick Disconnect Harness (Part Number 70032-09) should be used on Ultra Classic Electra Glide models ('09-'13) equipped with the tour-pak rear speaker pods. Hope this helps!
Date published: 2014-03-20
Will this harness reach from plug under seat to the 2 up tourpak for tail,brake and turn signals. how long is harness??
If this is NOT the right harness to connect tour pak to bike what is proper part #
I'm guessing you've added a detachable tour-pak to your 2013 S.E. Road King. If that's the case I can't really validate the fitment since this harness is for '97-'05 FLHTC models.
Date published: 2013-10-23
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Marshfield, Mass. – For the second time in three weeks, a Dean College freshman has been named Eastern Collegiate Football Conference (ECFC) Rookie of the Week.
After a performance that saw him score a pair of touchdowns and finish with game highs in receptions (5) and receiving yards (84) Quintus Reid (New Haven, Conn.) scooped up the award it was announced on Monday by the league office, joining teammate Terrell Watts who won the honor back in the first week of the season.
Reid scored his second career touchdown on a two-yard run late in the second quarter in the Bulldogs' 27-18 loss at Salve Regina on Saturday.
Then, on the first play of the fourth quarter, Reid caught a pass in between three defenders and outraced everyone to the endzone for a 64-yard score.
So far this season, Reid ranks second in the ECFC in yards per catch (15.1), fourth in receiving yards (212), receiving yards per game (70.2) and fifth in overall receptions (14). He is also just one of two players in the conference to have both a receiving (1) and rushing touchdown (2).
Dean returns to action on Saturday when they travel to Becker College for their final non-conference contest of the season. Kickoff is slated for 2:30 p.m.