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Childrens Ibuprofen by Rite Aid
Dosage form: suspension
Ingredients: IBUPROFEN 100mg in 5mL
Labeler: Rite Aid
NDC Code: 11822-1261
Drug Facts
Ibuprofen, USP 100 mg (NSAID)**
**nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug
Pain reliever/fever reducer
- relieves minor aches and pains due to the common cold, flu, sore throat, headache and toothache
- reduces fever
Allergy alert: Ibuprofen may cause a severe allergic reaction, especially in people allergic to aspirin. Symptoms may include:
- hives
- shock
- asthma (wheezing)
- rash
- skin reddening
- blisters
- facial swelling
If an allergic reaction occurs, stop use and seek medical help right away.
Stomach bleeding warning: This product contains an NSAID, which may cause severe stomach bleeding. The chance is higher if your child:
- has had stomach ulcers or bleeding problems
- takes a blood thinning (anticoagulant) or steroid drug
- takes other drugs containing prescription or nonprescription NSAIDs (aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, or others)
- takes more or for a longer time than directed
Sore throat warning: Severe or persistent sore throat or sore throat accompanied by high fever, headache, nausea, and vomiting may be serious. Consult doctor promptly. Do not use more than 2 days or administer to children under 3 years of age unless directed by doctor.
- if the child has ever had an allergic reaction to any other pain reliever/fever reducer
- right before or after heart surgery
- stomach bleeding warning applies to your child
- child has a history of stomach problems, such as heartburn
- child has problems or serious side effects from taking pain relievers or fever reducers
- child has not been drinking fluids
- child has lost a lot of fluid due to vomiting or diarrhea
- child has high blood pressure, heart disease, liver cirrhosis, or kidney disease
- child has asthma
- child is taking a diuretic
- under a doctor's care for any serious condition
- taking any other drug
- take with food or milk if stomach upset occurs
- the risk of heart attack or stroke may increase if you use more than directed or for longer than directed
- child experiences any of the following signs of stomach bleeding
- feels faint
- vomits blood
- has bloody or black stools
- has stomach pain that does not get better
- the child does not get any relief within the first day (24 hours) of treatment
- fever or pain gets worse or lasts more than 3 days
- redness or swelling is present in the painful area
- any new symptoms appear
In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away. (1-800-222-1222).
this product does not contain directions or complete warnings for adult use
- do not give more than directed
- shake well before using
- find right dose on chart. If possible, use weight to dose; otherwise use age.
- use only enclosed measuring cup
- if needed, repeat dose every 6-8 hours
- do not use more than 4 times a day
- replace original bottle cap to maintain child resistance
Dosing Chart
Weight (lb)
Age (yr)
Dose (tsp or mL)
under 2 years
ask a doctor
24-35 lbs
2-3 years
1 tsp or 5 mL
36-47 lbs
4-5 years
1 ½ tsp or 7.5 mL
48-59 lbs
6-8 years
2 tsp or 10 mL
60-71 lbs
9-10 years
2 ½ tsp or 12.5 mL
72-95 lbs
11 years
3 tsp or 15 mL
- each teaspoon contains: sodium 2 mg
- do not use if printed neckband is broken or missing
- store between 20 - 25°C (68 - 77°F)
- see bottom panel for lot number and expiration date
citric acid, flavors, glycerin, hypromellose, polysorbate-80, purified water, sodium benzoate, sucrose, xanthan gum
1-800-432-8534 between 9 am and 4 pm EST, Monday – Friday.
* Compare to the active ingredient in
Children's Motrin Dye-Free Berry
for ages 2 years to 11 years
ibuprofen oral suspension, USP (NSAID)
100 mg per 5 mL (teaspoon)
pain reliever &
fever reducer
lasts up to
8 hours
shake well
before using
berry flavored
4 FL OZ (118 mL)
ibuprofen suspension
|Labeler - Rite Aid (014578892)
← See all Childrens Ibuprofen brands
Medically reviewed on Jan 23, 2018
Further information
Always consult your healthcare provider to ensure the information displayed on this page applies to your personal circumstances.


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- I am a Senior Broker Associate for Coldwell Banker, TREG.
- I am a top producing agent, ranking in the top 2% of all Coldwell Banker agents in the nation.
- I consistently achieve monthly Chairman's Circle Recognition for Coldwell Banker, TREG
- Pinnacle award winner for Coldwell Banker the Real Estate Group – 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
- I have ranked in the top 10 individual Coldwell Banker agents in the state of Wisconsin for the past 5 years; For 2 of these years, I was the #1 individual Coldwell Banker agent in the state for total units sold. I now have a team which is ranked in the top 10 for Coldwell Banker teams in the state of Wisconsin.
- Professional Designations: ABR - Acredited Buyer Representitive, CRS - Certified Residential Sepecialist, GRI - Graduate of Realtors Institute, SFR - Short Sale and Foreclosure Resource, e-Pro - Electronic Professional, CHMS - Certified Home Marketing Specialist
As your agent, I will provide you with detailed information that will help you make an informed decision. My goal is to provide a smooth transaction from beginning to end. Using my knowledge and expertise, together we can negotiate the best terms and conditions for your situation. I look forward to working with you!
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I work hard but like to play hard too. My wife, Elizabeth, and I have three sons, Jack, Max, and Sam. I have introduced my sons to the sport of fishing, and as a family we enjoy weekends on the water together whenever possible. I fish walleye tournaments regionally, and I have also fished with Jack in youth tournaments. While fishing remains my hobby of choice, I do enjoy hunting as well. I deer hunt in Northern Wisconsin as well as traveling to other states in the Midwest to hunt. I have my certification for scuba diving and also hold a private pilot's license.

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Monday, April 12, 2010
Read Tips To Get Beautiful Hair
Beauty above agnosticism appeals animal senses. It is able of casting a able appulse on any individual's psyche. Animal apperception is programmed to accede annihilation that is advantageous as beautiful. Admirable beard is an indicator of abundance in woman. Most of the time hairs allege volumes of a person's health. Lustrous continued arch beard is not aloof an beautification of a woman; it is affiliated with youthfulness. It is active in acceptable the likelihood of her alternative by the associates of adverse sex.
As we age besides added things beard are the aboriginal to abatement victim to accent and aggravating times. Beard that has gone thin, is fast accident color, shows approved abatement indicates deficiencies of assorted kinds. Anatomy is clumsy to blot the advantage of foods as we age due to gradually falling metabolic rates. Write ups on bloom appoint bistro greens, atramentous fruits and veggies, affluence of water, abounding sunshine, beginning air, acceptable beddy-bye and foods affluent in anti-oxides. Still the problems associated with beard persist. Again what should one do. Here are a few tips...But afore that buck in apperception the two belted weapon of bistro appropriate and applying the acceptable go afar in allowance get aflame hair. What we eat and administer on beard is captivated and imbibed in the micro-structure of hair.
o Foremost, ensure you accept at atomic eight hour acceptable sleep, finer night sleep.
o Take up brainwork or yoga as a circadian ritual. Research shows that brainwork casts a able appulse in aesthetic the hypothalamus lodged in the brain. This is the arena of the anatomy which produces absolution hormones which in about-face actuate added endocrines hormones from announcement their influence. Hormones advice anatomy break in tune with it cocky and assists in establishing adapted accord with the alien environment.
o Avoid common use of shampoo. Instead use affable cleansers that are beneath acceptable to bankrupt the acute beard of their capital oils. Every arena has its locally occurring bulb derivatives apt to be acclimated as cleansers. If use of absterge is a coercion again us a milder array and use already or alert a anniversary afterward oiling.
o Annihilate the burning of caned, aesthetic or candy foods and animate the assimilation of beginning food. Maximize assimilation of baptize and austere bake-apple juices in your circadian diet to annihilate metabolic toxins from the body. Austere bake-apple abstract is affluent in fibre and is actual advantageous in the all-embracing assimilation process.
o Eat foods affluent in unsaturated blubbery acids finer the omega-3-fatty acids begin in adipose angle as Salmon, tuna. Cod alarmist oil marketed beneath assorted cast names additionally accommodate the oil of the agnate types. Omega-3-fatty acids are not actinic in the body, they accept to be supplemented externally.
o Make approved use of spices like turmeric, cumin, grated coconut, back-scratch leaves, alacrity seeds and atramentous pepper whilst affable vegetables. Steamed aliment is any time bigger than aliment adapted on aerial blaze or alike microwave. Over heating/cooking causes change in the anatomy of proteins and vitamins independent in food. The adapted aliment back imbibed by the anatomy alters the anatomy of the beef as well. The beef as a aftereffect accord adulterated commands consistent in abnormal alien appearance.
o Deviation from accustomed activity is additionally acquired by subjecting one cocky to smoking, pollution, hot draft drying, use of bogus colors and dyes on beard for a abiding period. Inhaling air alloyed with auto exhausts, baleful effluvium as nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, advance oxide from paints and bubbler attenuated baptize are facilitators to beard loss.
o A acceptable beating with balmy oil like olive oil or attic oil helps activate and bathe the attic naturally.
o Eat aliment affluent in vitamins to advance the anatomy and candor of beard corpuscle cells. A few servings of atramentous and dank fruits go a continued way in adapted the synergies of body, apperception and soul. Vitamins B capacity like folic acerbic and biotin besides micro-elements like chestnut and selenium go a continued way in preventing graying of hair. Assimilation of bread, Brewer's yeast, milk, eggs, liver, dry fruits, accomplished grains, meat, adipose fish, turkey and blooming vegetables go a continued way in advancement the bloom of the hair. Research studies appearance that approved burning of Indian gooseberry bargain alleged amla reverses the action of greying of hair.
o Too hot and too algid foods get in the way of action of digestion. Care should be taken not to absorb annihilation that is adverse in the able assimilation of food.
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THL Toolbox > Developers' Zone > Browser Support for THL Apps
Browser Support for THL Apps
Contributor(s): David Germano.
The following are the browsers and version numbers that we try to support in THL apps and web pages:
- Chrome: Mac - current version; Windows - current version,
- Firefox: Mac - versions 2, 3; Window - versions 2, 3.
- Internet Explorer: Windows - versions 6, 7, 8
- Safari: Mac - versions 3, 4; Windows - versions4.
June 1, 2010 Report We need to pay special attention now that IE-8 is gaining ground, scoring about 30% of market share!
For testing and performance issues, see Web-site Testing and Performance Software.
Related references for IE variations that include IE-8
- Smashing Magazine
- IE8 JavaScript Bug:
Heads up ROR programmers, one for you perhaps though I'm not sure of the validity of the info on Estelle's blog…or if it relates to much of anything on THL. "Apparently IE8 doesn't much care for prototype and prototip. I think it's an issue with className that causes IE8 to choke. In the meantime, if you are using Ruby on Rails, then you're probably using prototype.js. And, if you're using prototype.js, then IE8 chokes, so you have to use the meta tag. And, if you use the <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" /> tag, make sure it's the FIRST thing on your page, because IE8 suck ass, just like IE7 and IE6."http://www.evotech.net/blog/2009/03/ie8-css-support/#ie8js
And on the horizon, IE filters in the templates will have to be updated to include 'IE-9' perhaps starting late 2011…


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|Executive Committee
✉ Elena McTighe, FPSA, MPSA·PRESIDENT
The President promotes the general welfare of the Society; performs all duties customarily pertaining to the office; presides at meetings of the Society, its Board of Directors, and its Executive Committee; and otherwise serves as required by the Executive Committee, the Board of Directors, and the exigencies of the office and provisions in the Bylaws.
✉ J.R. Schnelzer, APSA, EPSA·
The Executive Vice-President succeeds the President in the event the President shall become unable to perform his or her duties; performs the duties delegated by the President, Executive Committee, Board of Directors, or the Bylaws; supervises the PSA Service Awards Committee (SAC), the Society Recognition Awards Committee (SRAC), the Greenhood Scholarships and Grants Committee (GSGC), the Education Services Committee, the Portfolio Distinctions Committee, and the Volunteer Services Committee; has secondary Board supervisory responsibility for the Ethics Review Board (ERB), and serves as an ex-officio member of the Investments Committee and the Endowment Fund Trustees.
✉ Nan Carder, APSA, MPSA·SECRETARY
The Secretary performs the duties inherent in the office, and any other duties that may be delegated by the President, Executive Committee, Board of Directors, or Bylaws. The Secretary is responsible for keeping in permanent form at PSA Headquarters the official minutes of the Executive Committee, Finance Committee, Board of Directors, Annual, Special Meetings of the membership, and the Photographic Alliance of America. The Secretary has primary Board supervisory responsibility for the PSA Ethics Review Board, Honors Committee, and the Nominating Committee.
✉ Richard Fisher·TREASURER
The Treasurer performs the duties inherent in the office and such other duties delegated by the President, Executive Committee, Finance Committee, Board of Directors, and the Bylaws. The Treasurer supervises the preparation of the annual Society budget, submits the audited annual financial statements for publication in the Society's Journal or the Society's website, supervises the annual inventory of the Society's property, provides monthly financial statements to the Executive Committee, serves as chairman of the Finance Committee.
✉ Signe Emmerich, FPSA, EPSA·CHAPTERS, CLUBS, AND COUNCILS VICE PRESIDENT,
The Chapters, Clubs, and Councils Vice President supervises Chapter activities and recommends the chartering and dissolution of Chapters as circumstances warrant, and is responsible for Society interactions with the member Clubs and Councils.
|Vice Presidents
✉ Bob Benson, APSA, PPSA·DIVISIONS VICE PRESIDENT
The Divisions Vice President supervises Division activities and recommends the creation or dissolution of Divisions as the best interests of the Society may require.
✉ Brian Magor, APSA, MPSA, EFIAP/b·EXHIBITION SERVICES VICE PRESIDENT
The Exhibition Services Vice President supervises the activities of the committees related to exhibitions: Exhibition Standards (ESC), Star Ratings (SRC), Who's Who (WWC), Recognition of Photographic Achievement (ROPA), and the PSA International Exhibition.
✉ Malgorzata (Gosia) Bodurka·IMAGE COLLECTIONS VICE PRESIDENT
The Image Collections Vice President (ICVP) is responsible for the Print Collections, Projected Collections, digital programs and Book Collections. As such, the position oversees the chairpersons, committees, and interns that are responsible for gathering, archiving, and developing exhibitions of the Society's collections. At the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Oklahoma, the Society's collections are archived and used as educational aides in the curatorial and art history courses. In addition, the ICVP is responsible for chairs or directors of the TOPS in Photography programs. Digital Programs used as educational tools for PSA members and clubs.
✉ Jaci Finch, APSA·
The PSA Information Technology Vice President is responsible for policy and procedures relating to the operation of the PSA Website, technology contract administration and software modifications. This position provides leadership for new project development and implementation as well as technical maintenance support for the operation of the PSA Membership Database and PSA on-line programs.
✉ Agatha Anne Bunanta, APSA, GMPSA, SPSA, EFIAP/p·INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS VICE PRESIDENT
The International Relationships VP (IRVP) has supervisory responsibility for the PSA Liaison Officers and the Translation Committee, subject to review, oversight and limitations imposed by the PSA Board of Directors, Executive Committee and President, and shall chair the International Relationships Committee, comprised of the IRVP, three PSA Liaison Officers, and the PSA President ex officio.
✉ Shiv Verma, APSA, MNEC·LEARNING & TECHNOLOGY VICE PRESIDENT
The Learning and Technology Vice President description will appear here soon (new position).
✉ Roy Killen, GMPSA·MEMBERSHIP VICE PRESIDENT
The Membership Vice President supervises the operations of the Region Directors, recommends ways to enhance the value of Society membership to current and potential members, recommends and develops programs to promote membership acquisition and retention, and administers the Membership Awards Programs.
✉ to be filledPUBLIC RELATIONS VICE PRESIDENT
The Public Relations Vice President is responsible for increasing public visibility and awareness of PSA, and for maintaining PSA's favorable public image. The Public Relations Vice President supervises the Public Relations Committee, and the Historical Research Committee.
✉ Larry Cowles, FPSA, GMPSA/P·PUBLICATIONS VICE PRESIDENT
The Publications Vice President supervises adherence to established editorial policies of the PSA Journal and recommends changes in these policies or in the Journal's format or content as may best serve the needs of the Society.


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Behind the Scenes - Autumn training| FIS Cross Country
Cross-country skiing originated in Fennoscandian countries in prehistoric times. It was still widely practiced in the 19th century as a way of moving from place to place in winter. As a sport, cross-country skiing is one of the most difficult endurance sports, as its motions use every major muscle group. Modern cross-country ski competition is experiencing a revolution that is resulting in greater compatibility with audiences which began with the addition of the Sprint event to the World Cup and Olympic competitions in 2002. For further information about FIS Cross-Country skiing visit: http://www.fiscrosscountry.com/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fiscrosscountry Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fiscrosscountry Follow us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/fiscrosscountry FIS: As the governing body of international skiing and snowboarding, FIS manages the Olympic disciplines of Alpine Skiing, Cross-Country Skiing, Ski Jumping, Nordic Combined, Freestyle Skiing and Snowboarding, including setting the international competition rules. Through its 116 member nations, more than 6'500 FIS ski and snowboard competitions are staged annually.


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The Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) allocated some US$100 million for the first underfunded emergencies window in January 2013 to boost humanitarian operations in 12 neglected humanitarian emergencies.
The following countries have received allocations: Afghanistan ($17 million), Algeria ($3 million), Burundi ($3 million), the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ($7 million), Djibouti ($3 million), Eritrea ($3 million), Ethiopia ($17 million), Haiti ($6 million), Liberia ($3 million), Sudan ($17 million), Uganda ($4 million) and Yemen ($17 million).
CERF's underfunded emergencies window aims to even out funding disparities and highlight hidden emergencies. In this way, the countries were selected on the basis of the severity of humanitarian needs and an analysis of funding levels.
A second round of allocations from CERF's underfunded emergencies window will follow in July 2013.
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Brown (not that Brown) at Safety? A What-If Scenario That Means Absolutely Nothing
In light of recent research, etc., it seems what Michigan could use more than anything right now is a solid safety.
Like a senior, highly rated, responsible, football smart, playmaking safety.
Like, let's just say, the No. 6 defensive back of 2006.
Some guy named Brown.
Like this guy (after ad):
Now, this has no bearing whatsoever on the current team, because it is way too late to make this change.
But what if Carlos Brown had, at some point in his career, converted back to safety?
Safety Carlos Brown?
I believe the reason for Brown's surprising Michigan commitment was that Lloyd promised him he could play tailback. Someone else may confirm that for me -- that's memory's service, and I have proven to have a bad memory.
Now, a promise is a promise, say they, unless it's a promise to a player about the position he will ultimately end up at.
Subject to the will of the service.
Could it Have Happened?
The depth problems at safety have been known about for a long time. They were a certainty, at the latest, by Spring 2007, when Jonas Mouton's move to linebacker meant Lloyd's staff had to know that its post-Englemon/Adams future was essentially Stevie Brown ('06) and Michael Williams ('07) [meeting their respective expectations] or bust.*
At that point S.Brown was a hypey sophomore, and Williams a not-yet-enrolled freshman headed for a redshirt. That was it for depth.
Meanwhile, in Spring 2007, the post-Hart tailback outlook was Brandon Minor (already heir apparent after some long runs as a freshman), Kevin Grady (whose future on the team was by that point in some doubt), Carlos Brown, and Avery Horn (Mister Simpson was already transferring). Sam McGuffie and Mike Cox [sic] already had happy teeth.**
I mean, gee, what if at some point in Spring 2007 Carr pulled Carlos Brown aside and said something...something...something
Hey, guys, I wonder what it was like back in Spring 2007...Spring 2007...Spring 2007
Wouldn't it be great, guys, if we could go back to 2007 and see what that conversation would be like?...would be like?...would be like?
[in Carr voice]
"Carlos, hey Carlos, come in and talk. Listen, I know that I made a promise to you that if you came here you'd be a running back, and that our pact would stand in the way, or let's say 'occlude' your moving to another position. That will be your word today, Carlos, 'occlude.' You and your teammates will all learn 'occlude' today.
Now listen, Carlos. I have Hart and he is tremendous. And I have Minor, and he is also tremendous. So I have two tremendous backs this year. And I also have Grady, if he can ever get that cranial occlusion out of his rectum. So my depth at your position is pretty good right now. Not tremendous, but pretty good.
But Carlos, I am looking toward the future here, and I have already noticed, as you probably have, that the guys I have that are your age at safety have a similar rectal occlusion of the crania, particularly your namesake, that wirey kid who made me change Grady's number.
Carlos, you played safety in high school. You were a tremendous safety, if I remember. And we can still redshirt you.
We can go into this year with Hart and Minor, and if anything happens to those guys, you and I are right back where we started. But if you hang off the field this season, you can work with the safeties again. And then by next year, Carlos, you'll still be a sophomore, and we will have some depth at defensive back. I think you could easily be our starter in 2008, Carlos, especially given the aforementioned crania-in-rectum situation of the other Brown kid.
I think we have a chance to do some great things with this team in this environment, Carlos.
So, whattaya say, Carlos? You know as everyone else kind of knows that I won't be around here much longer. I want to know that I left Michigan in the kind of shape to continue having the kind of success we've had here. I want to be sure that I'm not leaving a vital position on our defense -- you know how I love good defense Carlos -- to the off-chance that someone can get production out of that guy whose got such a cranial occlusion of the rectum he's seeing the name on the back of his jersey. Are you up for it? Do you wanna be a safety again?
So whaddayathink? Do you wonder if Lloyd would have gone for it? Do you wonder if Carlos would have accepted? Do you wonder if it would have worked? Do you wonder how many games Michigan might have won in 2008 through 2010 if it had worked? Do you wonder if Russell Crowe was in the room when this conversation was taking place?
I guess it's implausible now (both C.Brown at safety and Russell Crowe being in whatever room you're in at the moment). If it was plausible, I would have made this a diary, and included cha..
But a man can dream sequence, can't he?
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I set my alarm for as late as possible. When it blares, I don't move. I rush to get ready. My mind being on other things, the giving envelope gets left behind, again. Speeding gets me to the church with a few minutes to spare — I can even sit up close still. I get settled, kneel down, mutter a few hurried prayers, the cantor speaks, and Mass begins.
Sound familiar? On days like this, it can be difficult to fully enter into Mass. We can be distracted, unengaged and unprepared.
And yet, in the Mass, heaven kisses earth. Christ — body, blood, soul and divinity — offers himself to us unreservedly. We should be racing to Mass, but not because we are running late. Rather, we should hurry to see the one who waits for us day and night, the one we are going to receive so intimately, the one to whom we are called to give ourselves again and again.
The Mass is an unparalleled opportunity to give ourselves to our beloved in unabashed worship. Don't pass it up.
Each week during Lent I am sharing a quick tip on each of the three disciplines of the season: prayer, fasting and almsgiving. So tune in throughout the coming weeks for more ideas! May God bless your efforts this second week of Lent!
Jennifer Rey is the web editor of Our Sunday Visitor Publishing.
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SMC stays perfect on the season at 16-0.
Spartanburg Methodist picked right up where it left off.
The sixth-ranked Pioneers, who hadn't played a game in four weeks, ran their record to 16-0 Saturday afternoon with a 69-48 win against Walters State in Bridges Arena. Their last game was Dec. 15.
"We were just ready to play," said SMC freshman forward DaQuan Jeffries, a Broome High School product who led the scoring with 18 points. "We tried to practice hard so we would be ready when the games started again."
Ben Johnson from Boiling Springs High School added 14 points. He scored five on back-to-back possessions in the first half and made three shots from 3-point range in the second as the Pioneers pulled away.
"We've been working hard against each other," Johnson said. "We were just glad to play against somebody else."
D.J. Coleman (Sumter High School and S.C. State transfer), making his first start, had 10 of SMC's initial 14 points and finished as the team's third-leading scorer with 12.
SMC pulled out to a 34-19 halftime lead with a suffocating defense. Walters State (8-9) had just six points and trailed by a dozen after the first 10 minutes. But the Senators chipped away and it was 41-37 with 12:30 left in the game.
"Our defense started getting a little slack," Jeffries said.
SMC head coach Jeff Brookman called timeout to discuss that fact. Loudly.
"He got in our faces," Johnson said. "It got us ready to go back out there."
Walters State caught up with four straight layups, two in transition after SMC turnovers, and then made a 3-pointer to get within four.
"Defensively in the first five or 10 minutes of the second half, we weren't that great," Brookman said.
"We were giving up layups and struggling to finish at our end. We had to get some stops and limit them to one shot. We ended up doing that just enough to win comfortably."
Leading only 46-42, SMC went on a quick 7-0 run as Ronell Crockett (T.L. Hanna) made a driving layup, Johnson a 3-pointer and Travis Black (Spartanburg Christian) a fast-break layup in transition to put the Pioneers in a comfort zone again, up by 11.
"Overall, I'm happy with the effort," Brookman said.
"We left a lot of points out there, missed a lot of layups and easy baskets. I don't know if it had anything to do with the layoff, but I hope so. We've got to get that out of our system."
SMC plays its second Region 10 game Tuesday at Clinton Junior College and is back home for another league game 4 p.m. Saturday against Brunswick for the start of a rare five-game home stretch.


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Ind. Church Receives Death Threats After Toddler's 'No Homos' in Heaven Song Hits Internet
An Indiana church that allowed a four-year-old boy to sing a short song containing the lyrics "ain't no homos gonna make it to heaven" is receiving death threats after a video of the performance went viral on the Internet.
The incident occurred at the Apostolic Truth Tabernacle Church in Greensburg and the video shows the toddler singing: 'I know the Bible's right, somebody's wrong/ the Bible's right, somebody's wrong/ Romans one, twenty-six and twenty-seven/ Ain't no homos gonna make it to Heaven." At the end of his song, the toddler receives loud cheers from worshipers who stand to their feet to applaud him. The pastor, Jeff Sangl, appears on stage to the left of the boy also appearing delighted with the performance.
The Bible passage mentioned in the song, Romans 1:26-27, comments on men and women abandoning "natural sexual relations for unnatural ones" and is cited by Christians to support their belief that homosexuality is one of many sexual sins.
On Wednesday, however, members of Apostolic Truth Tabernacle Church revealed that they have been receiving death threats from people angry at the song, which was published May 29 on YouTube. The clip had close to 20,000 views with the vast majority of viewers voting to "dislike" the video.
A report by TMZ revealed that Pastor Sangl is "extremely worried about his safety -- and this morning he and his wife left for vacation without telling anyone where they were going."
Phone calls by The Christian Post to Apostolic Truth Tabernacle Church on Thursday went unanswered.
The congregation, however, appears to be standing behind the boy and his rendition of the 2005 song "I Know the Bible Is Right," which makes no comment on homosexuality.
"The people who are upset just don't read the word of God. If we don't teach the children the truth early they will never learn," said one unidentified member, according to the Daily Mail.
"Of course we applauded a child who is singing a song about God," the person added.
Although not directly addressing the story at hand, the Apostolic Truth Tabernacle Church posted a statement Wednesday on its website that reads:
"The Pastor and members of Apostolic Truth Tabernacle do not condone, teach, or practice hate of any person for any reason. We believe and hope that every person can find true Bible salvation and the mercy and grace of God in their lives. We are a strong advocate of the family unit according to the teachings and precepts found in the Holy Bible. We believe the Holy Bible is the Divinely-inspired Word of God and we will continue to uphold and preach that which is found in scripture."
The song presented by the little boy in church reshapes the lyrics of a song originally written by Bishop G.E. Patterson, the late Chief Apostle of the Church of God in Christ. The lyrics to Patterson's "I Know the Bible Is Right" reads:
"I know the Bible is right / Somebody's wrong... / I told you once, I told you twice / You can't make it to Heaven with a sweetheart and a wife / I know the Bible is right / Somebody's wrong... / I told you time and time again / You can't make it to Heaven while you sippin' on gin."
The report comes only a week after another pastor, Charles L. Worley of Providence Road Baptist Church of Maiden, N.C., drew great backlash from Christians and the general public when he suggested in a recent sermon that homosexuals should be enclosed behind electrified fences and left to die out. Members of his congregation have defended him against criticism.


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How Carbon Dioxide Could Damage Fetal Brains
A UCLA study has discovered that chronic exposure during pregnancy to miniscule levels of carbon monoxide damages the cells of the fetal brain, resulting in permanent impairment. The journal BMC (BioMed Central ) Neuroscience published the findings in its online edition.
"We expected the placenta to protect fetuses from the mother's exposure to tiny amounts of carbon monoxide," said John Edmond, professor emeritus of biological chemistry at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. "But we found that not to be the case."
The researchers exposed pregnant rats to 25 parts per million carbon monoxide in the air, an exposure level established as safe by Cal/OSHA, California's division of occupational health and safety.
Dr. Ivan Lopez, UCLA associate professor of head and neck surgery, tested the rats' litters 20 days after birth. Rats born to animals who had inhaled the gas suffered chronic oxidative stress, a harmful condition caused by an excess of harmful free radicals or insufficient antioxidants.
"Oxidative stress damaged the baby rats' brain cells, leading to a drop in proteins essential for proper function," said Lopez. "Oxidative stress is a risk factor linked to many disorders, including autism, cancer, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Lou Gehrig's disease, multiple sclerosis and cardiovascular disease. We know that it exacerbates disease."
"We believe that the minute levels of carbon monoxide in the mother rats' environment made their offspring more vulnerable to illness," added Edmond. "Our findings highlight the need for policy makers to tighten their regulation of carbon monoxide."
Tobacco smoke, gas heaters, stoves and ovens all emit carbon monoxide, which can rise to high concentrations in well-insulated homes. Infants and children are particularly vulnerable to carbon monoxide exposure because they spend a great deal of time in the home.
No policies exist to regulate the gas in the home. Most commercial home monitors sound an alarm only hours after concentrations reaches 70 parts per million — nearly three times the 25 parts per million limit set by Cal/OSHA.


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Earth : North America : United States of America : Texas : Prairies and Lakes : Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex : Grapevine
Grapevine is in Texas.
Get in
By plane
Just north of DFW airport - therefore easy access by air. Most larger hotels have their own shuttles to/from the airport.
By car
Grapevine is more or less equidistant from both downtown Dallas and Fort Worth. SH 121, 114, 360 and IH 635 all converge in Grapevine (the "funnel").
By train
Right now, the only rail to Grapevine is the "Grapevine Vintage Railroad" that runs between Grapevine and the Fort Worth Stockyards. More of a tourist attraction than anything else, too slow to use as transit.
There are future plans [2] to have commuter rail from DFW airport (through Grapevine) through downtown Fort Worth then ending in SW Fort Worth (Hulen mall area).
Also, DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) has plans [3] for a new light rail line (orange) through Irving and ending at DFW airport. Although it won't travel into Grapevine, it will probably have a park and ride just outside the city limits on the north side of the airport.
Get around
The Gaylord Texan has two nifty shuttles. One loop runs from Gaylord to the Grapevine Mills shopping areas, the other loop runs from Gaylord to the historic part of Main St.
See the entry for wineries above.
Get out
Either Dallas or Fort Worth. Camping in a number of State Parks within a two hour drive.


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In its final year as the Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference, the league is naming All-Time Teams in all of the conference sports. The league will change its name to Conference Carolinas on June 1.
Rico Grier, DeMario Grier, and Nem Sovic are the three Pfeiffer players who were voted on the team by the league's sports information directors.
The other seven members of the team are Anthony Atkinson and Tim Black of Barton, Elton Coffield and Chris McDonald of
Rico Grier played at Pfeiffer from 2001-02 to 2004-05. He averaged 16.5 points and 5.1 assists per game and helped lead the Falcons to a record of 31-3 and an Elite Eight appearance in '04. He was the CVAC Player of the Year as a senior.
DeMario Grier is wrapping up his career with the Falcons this season and is having a banner senior year. He is averaging 25.5 points and 1.2 assists per game.
Sovic played at Pfeiffer from 1997-98 to 2000-01. He averaged better than 20 points per game in his final two seasons and finished with a career scoring average of 17.5 points per game. He was named the CVAC Freshman of the Year in '98 and the league's Player of the Year and Athlete of the Year in 2000.
Atkinson, a transfer from
Black played at Barton from 1999-2000 to 2002-03. He was named the CVAC Player of the Year in '03 and first-team Daktronics All-American, a first for Barton. He averaged 25.5 points per game as a senior, which was the fourth best average in the country. He scored a total of 1,836 points for the Bulldogs.
Coffield is in his senior season at
McDonald played at
Shanks played his entire career at Coker but just two years in the CVAC era (1995-96 and 1996-97). He is regarded as one of the best shooters ever to play in the league. He averaged 19.3 points per game as a senior and shot 51.5 percent from the floor and 45.6 percent from behind the arc. He was a two-time All-Region selection and was named the CVAC Player of the Year and Athlete of the Year in '97. He had a career free throw percentage of 87.6.
Ross played two seasons at
Johnson is considered one of the best post players to ever play in the CVAC. During his four-year career, which started with the 1999-2000 season, he helped lead the Crusaders to 74 victories, one CVAC Tournament championship, and one trip to the NCAA Tournament. He averaged 18.7 points and 8.7 rebounds per game as a senior. He ranked ninth in the country in field goal percentage (61.5) as a senior.
Men's Basketball All-Time CVAC Team
Anthony Atkinson Barton
Tim Black Barton
Elton Coffield
DeMario Grier Pfeiffer
Rico Grier Pfeiffer
Byron Johnson
Chris McDonald
Spencer Ross
Dan Shanks Coker
Nem Sovic Pfeiffer


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The "Lyons" Den
Eighth inch malot available now/ replaceable end caps.
Eighth inch malot available now/ replaceable end caps.
The YMCA court
Thanks Sveden/ Great R&D
Thanks Sveden/ Great R&D
If you want good tourney and intense play, come to the Y. This week I got a text from a youngster that said his legs felt like he had ridin 50 miles on his roadie, after polo at the Y. Usually 8 to 10 show up so there is opportunity to play alot of polo.
We are using net goals donated to us by the y and are the street hockey type. Tall and narrow. With help and design from the Mid-West poloites, I am in the process of building our own. 6'x3'.
I am leaving for Santa Cruz tomorrow and wont have access to the Net. I'll catch up in a week or so. Polo, and a leg of the Tour of Cali is on the agenda while there. Pumped!
JB the NOD


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Nature "The Loneliest Animals" Scientists work feverishly to breed some of the world's most endangered species in high-security high-tech labs and investigate what forces have led to the demise of entire species. Featured animals include Yangtze turtles, a baby Sumatran rhino, a special collection of lemurs, the Spix's macaw, and a giant tortoise from the Galapagos, the last known specimen of his kind.G
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NOVA "Smartest Machine On Earth" This film profiles Watson, an IBM supercomputer, which competed against two "Jeopardy!" champions to prove its ability to mimic the human thought process. The film goes behind the scenes at IBM to provide a firsthand look at the technological feats and hurdles to develop Watson and the challenges artificial intelligence (AI) researchers face.G
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Secrets of the Dead "The World's Biggest Bomb" Beginning in the 1950s, American and Soviet scientists engage in a dangerous race to see who can build and detonate the world's largest bomb. Bomb-makers on both sides are flying blind as they push technology into unknown territory.G
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text: Principe Forte dei Marmi offer to its Guests a beautiful trekking excursion in the heart of the Apuan Alps that incarnate the beauty of Versilia . For everyone who follows the coast, The Apuan Alps stand out as an element of the landscape, which , once entered in the visual field , doesn't leave it for over one hundred kilometres, and stand out not only as a background for each urban or sea view. This extraordinary alpine landscape on the sea encloses an incredible variety of flowers and rare plants. The mountainsides, the numerous karst caves and deep caverns of the apuan Alps attract many speleology and mountain climbing enthusiasts. The Park " La Versiliana'' close to the hotel could also be the ideal places for quiet walks surrounded by nature.


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Or they were distracted by the animation and (for anime) fairly good English in the introductory scenes and missed the important information being shown. Those character interactions weren't random. You could make out a fairly good map of the pecking order (and combat abilities) of the major players in the series. We don't know all of the details for why things have happened they way they did, but that's where story development comes in later in a series.
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Anyway I'm really sorry about the rage. I really don't want to start a fire here or what but for some reason this is really pissing me.
Moving on... It's not like the first time I've seen terrible first episodes.
|2012-10-05, 10:48
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Graphics looked good, expect maybe for the color styling which makes it seem like a Michael Bay movie.
I agree with SQA on the story. It wasn't hard to understand. All the important information was given. There's no need for much dialog, specially when the premise isn't that complex to being with.
|2012-10-05, 11:08
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i was drawn to this series because of the seiyuu cast. most of my favorite seiyuu are in it so i just had to check it out. the anime looks good but i still couldn't figure out what the plot is all about. i couldn't understand half of what's going on. maybe i should give it more time???
|2012-10-05, 11:43
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So saw the first episode looks good, sounds great, some how reminds me of No.6. The first episode seems more like an episode meant to establish the setting, and premise, in addition to giving us questions that will be answered once the series gets going.
I think I'll keep with this series.
|2012-10-05, 11:46
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They did spend a while, after the OP, taking their time. But with that level of animation, they were in no hurry. That showing off probably is going to net them a whole lot of BluRay sales. Still, it sets a contrast between the combat scenes and the idyllic school life.
As I've recently started rewatching Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, it's pretty noticeable that it used a similar opening episode. GITS:SAC had more talking, but very little had much to do with building the world. You figured that out by the interactions and the puzzle they were solving. That's very much what they were up to here.
This doesn't seem like an anime that'll give up its secrets easily, but it's also not a mystery series. They've given the audience a lot to look at and take in, so there was no lack of world and plot information given. It just wasn't written at you, since this isn't a Manga or Light Novel adaptation.
|2012-10-05, 11:48
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Really, really nice beginning of the episode ^^
The blue squad vs Mikoto's gang... can't wait to see those two clash.
The high school part was... well, kinda typical.
That Shiro guy was pretty relaxed and easy going.
His day got intense real fast LOL
Shiro meets Kuroh and a whole lot of trouble.
Looks interesting. Will be watching this one.
|2012-10-05, 11:54
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Anyway, as I wrote, nice visuals, good animation, and western-friendly music will make this popular here, plus all the pretty boys for the girls
|2012-10-05, 11:57
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I'm with SQA and Kazu kun here,don't feel alienated,I understood what was happening,it's the why that in question but I figure that's what later episodes are for and I hope the why will add substance.
If I had to name an anime this season where I felt alienated (but in a good way) it'd be Shinsekai yori
A drastic difference compared to a number of other shows is that K isn't told from a 1st person perspective of the MC,though maybe that'll change in the coming episodes since he did introduce himself to the audience in the preview
|2012-10-05, 12:08
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We have to remember several things about this series first it hasn't revealed any sort of summary about it, and its trailer was really just snippets of the first episode, plus with the manga spin off only having two chapters they really need to get you informed about the world first.
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I expected something really confusing based on the comments here but this introductory episode was easy enough to understand, even if it's true they didn't spoon-feed us in the least. Only thing I'm confused about is the invisible naked catgirl running around at school. lol wut. I didn't really get whether the MC was supposed to be the one on the video or if that's just his evil twin either (could be a split personality too). The two were so different.
Anyway, this sure looked fantastic, didn't it? And blue. The soundtrack was pretty good too. I'm not sure if the story is going to be any good but I'll definitely keep watching for the eye-candy alone.
PS: bonus point for killing Yuuki Kaji's character right away (before the show even begun, in fact!).
|2012-10-05, 13:22
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Hmmm really good animation, a lot of great CG animation. Skateboard scenes were really nice with the perspective and all.
Dunno about the story. We have future japan, kings and police fighting with some super powers and some strange swords in the air, cat that is actually a sexy girl, mc that showed Yaoi vibes (brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr), secret organization on orbit, and other stuff.
It kinda reminded me of durrara first ep, fluid animation and all that stuff, thing is how will the story progress.
Another one to the watch list it is.
|2012-10-05, 13:36
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I could survive Yaoi Stick boy in Koi to Senkyo, but I won't survive if its the MC that tries to suck yaoi stick of his bodyguard here.
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I had no trouble understanding what was going on but the minimalist approach really was making it difficult for me to truly feel involved and care about what was going on. So I really do hope it won't stick with this formula all throughout because otherwise I might get bored too quickly.
And I think they were kinda layering on the Rule of Cool a bit too thick as well.
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If even the prospect and some little service bothers you I think you'd beter start looking for solid land... xD;;
(Me, I'm just waiting for the inevitable onslaught of Munakata x Suou over at pixiv...)
Apropos pixiv, wow, the 1st ep is barely out and they're already selling what look like official cosplay for Kurou and the Sexy Corps? (to whoever it was that came up with this name, I think I'm going to use it from now on... XD) They really, really want this show to be popular...
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I'm sorry if this comes as double posting but my previous post somehow disappeared.
Looking at fork.c, I'm wondering why do I need to init PAPI twice? i.e. once in the parent thread and then again in the child thread?
My problem is this... I would like to fork a child and execute some benchmarks and collect data ONLY for those benchmarks executed inside the forked child.
Here's what I am doing right now:
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int main(int argc, char* argv[], char** envp){
static char* bench;
pid_t pid;
int status, ret, i;
long long events[NUM_EVENTS];
int br_taken = PAPI_BR_TKN;
int br_exec = PAPI_BR_CN;
long long values[NUM_EVENTS];
for (i=0; i<NUM_EVENTS; i++){
values[i] = 0;
bench = argv[1];
printf("\nParent PID: %d\n", getpid());
//let's add events to count
events[0] = br_taken;
events[1] = br_exec;
//fork a child for the executable
if(fork() == 0){
//init PAPI for child
initialize_papi("forked PAPI init");
ret = PAPI_start_counters((int *) events, NUM_EVENTS);
if(ret != PAPI_OK){
printf("Starting Papi coutners failed: %d ", ret);
execve(bench, argv, envp);
if (WEXITSTATUS(status) != 0)
err_message("WEXITSTATUS is :%d", &status);
ret =PAPI_read_counters(values, NUM_EVENTS);
if(ret != PAPI_OK) {
printf("reading values failed: %d", ret);
//terminate papi, release all resources
printf("\n\ncount1 = %10llu and count2 =%10llu \n", values[0], values[1]);
am I doing something wrong here?


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Posted: July 20 2013 at 12:48
After many months of negotiations involving secret midnight meetings at Newport Pagnell Services, furtive exchanges of brown envelopes at Kings Cross station and numerous bribes, I have finally managed to obtain an exclusive interview with Tinyfish and now Shineback main man, Mr Simon Godfrey (known as Sigod on the forums) in which he discusses the making of the new Shineback album "Rise Up Forgotten, Return Destroyed". The interview includes a short description of the concept behind the album and a world exclusive about the title. And ducks.
So here it is in its full unedited and unexpurgated glory, enjoy.
Big thanks to Simon for sparing the time in his busy schedule to answer my often searching and occasionally stupid questions.
1) Why did you decide to "go solo" at this time?
I cant in all good conscience call the Shineback a solo album because it features so many great guest musicians and indeed my long time lyricist and writing partner Robert Ramsay. This is however a very different beast to Tinyfish and that was down to a couple of factors:
The first was an encounter I had with Tinyfishs drummer Leon Camfield. I had begun to write some material for the follow up to our last album The Big Red Spark and had invited Leon over to record some demos. When I asked him what he thought, he said that he liked what hed heard but felt that songs sounded very much like those on The Big Red Spark. This rang warning bells in my mind and so I resolved to do a little music research and development, much in the same way Robert Fripp put together The ProjeKts in order to test out some new ideas and musical directions.
The second was dealing with the hearing condition called tinnitus which many people will probably be familiar with. I had to give up playing full electric gigs for fear of losing what hearing I have left. Rather than let the situation get to me, I found myself in an emotional place where I felt totally free from the constraints of style and genre. I figured that if my hearing could give out at any moment, I wanted to write an album which came from the heart and chose to ignore the boundaries of genre and not give a damn if it was commercially or critically viable.
2) In true prog tradition, it's a concept album. What's the story behind it (briefly)?
You know, I was talking to Robert Ramsay about this a short while back and I agree with him that taken out of context of the music, almost any musical concept sounds utterly bonkers. I mean, look at how hard it is to explain the central idea behind The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway without two people coming to blows over what it really means. :)
The best way I can describe the story behind Rise Up Forgotten, Return Destroyed is that it centers on an insomniac called Dora who takes a video camera into one of her very rare sleeping dreams and blogs about what she sees while in that dream-world in order to help understand and maybe cure her sleep disorder. What Dora finds however is much more than she expected.
Ive suffered from insomnia all my life and some of the scenes and creatures in the story are taken from my own childhood experiences where I would make up stuff to keep myself amused during the night. For example, the song Here Come The Envoys features three faceless individuals called the Envoys who I imagined organized, ran and policed all the dreams people had when they were asleep.
Another track called Crush Culture is based upon a place called The Memory House, where again as a child, I thought all the people I had forgotten about lived until I remembered them again. For the album however, I turned it into a hellish dance club, where all the people Dora has forgotten about are forced to dance endlessly until she remembers them. Naturally when The Envoys lead her there, everybody is delighted to see her because it means shell set them all free, simply by recalling their faces.
3) Where did the title come from?
I've never told anyone this before but the album title Rise Up Forgotten, Return Destroyed was inspired partly from an experience I had travelling to the Summers End Prog festival in the UK with Bad Elephant Music (BEM) label boss David Elliot. He played me a track from an album called Rise Up Like The Sun from folk proggers The Albion Band that I loved to bits. The title stuck in my mind and when I began formulating the story for the album, I used it as inspiration for the Shineback release.
In this context, the title reflects the fortunes of our protagonist. Doras subconscious has hidden memories from her childhood which eventually lead her down an incredibly dark path.
4) Did Rob Ramsay write all the lyrics?
No he didnt but that doesnt take anything away from the massive contribution he made to develop the characters, the story and the recurring lyrical themes behind the album. I dont think the album would have existed in the form it is without his contribution.
5) You played most of the instruments yourself, does this make things easier or do you prefer recording with a band?
Thats an interesting question. I certainly enjoy writing on my own as I work a lot faster and cheaper. One of the worst aspects of working in a band is that it takes FOREVER co-ordinate people. Cat herding is a very apt phrase.
Id always intended for Shineback to be a one man show but somewhere along the way, I thought that getting other people to guest would be preferable as it helps to add unexpected stuff which you would never have thought of by yourself. Its a compromise on but I think ultimately its a positive one.
6) There are quite a few prog luminaries on the album, tell us a bit about how that came about and how much you had to bribe them to take part?
I was very lucky in that so many excellent musicians such as Dec Burke (Frost, Dec Burke Band, Darwins Radio, Brave New Sky), Matt Stevens (The Fierce And The Dead), Hen Rogers (Touchstone, DeeExpus), And Ditchfield (DeeExpus), Hywell Bennet (Dec Burke Band), Paul Worwood (Tinyfish) all gave their time and effort to contribute to the record.
As to how they came to be on the album, it was purely down to the fact that that I love them as players and that we all get on as people. The prog scene in the UK is unique as we are all squashed together on this tiny little island and so there is a lot of contact between fellow players. That naturally promotes integration and collaboration. They are also all musicians who go out of their way to ignore genre boundaries and just make the best music they can. I can totally respect that.
7) I've heard of them all except for Danny Claire. How/where did you find her?
Danny is a crucial exception to the musicians above as she works almost exclusively in the electronic and dance world. She is based in Eastern Europe and how she came to be on the album was one of those happy accidents, which I dont think could ever be repeated.
I was about three quarters of the way into the recording of the album when I realized the main character of Dora simply didnt feel present on the album. To remedy this situation, I resolved to audition a number of female singers for the part of Dora and wrote a number of linking pieces (or blogs), which featured her talking to camera so to speak.
To flesh out these blogs prior to a singer adding their vocals, I used a sample CD which featured Dannys work and fully intended to remove them once Id found a singer I could use in the studio. To my surprise (and in a similar way to Phil Collins getting the vocalist gig with Genesis after Gabriel left), every time I auditioned a singer, I ended up preferring Dannys voice. Soon after I realized that I had already found my Dora and used Dannys exclusively on the record. This is something I am immensely proud of, as I love what she has done for the character Dora.
8) What's the future for Tinyfish?
I very much hope there will be another Tinyfish album. The only problem is that since making the career move to that of a professional musician, I have to actually earn money from my musical endeavors now. Tinyfish always has been and I hope always will be, a band of friends. Everything we earn goes into a central band fund to finance future projects. As such, none of us makes any money personally from the albums we sell and this naturally complicates matters for the professionals in the band (myself and drummer Leon Camfield). Fingers crossed though because I believe Tinyfish has more gas in the tank yet.
9) Will there be any more Shineback?
The answer is yes Id like to do another album but it would have to be for the right reasons. The project is something very dear to my heart as there are few situations or bands where I can comfortably fuse progressive, electronic, experimental, cinematic and pop elements into one sound without anyone blowing a creative gasket. For that reason alone, it would be worth returning to Shineback at some point in the future.
10) Will there be a film to accompany the album?
I would love that. When I first began to speak with BEM boss David Elliot about Shineback, I had wanted to record a video for each track but sadly, there wasnt the budget to do so. Maybe somewhere down the line, we might sneak out a full production video for one of the tracks. That would be nice.
11) Can we have some techie stuff about the recording? What software and instruments did you use?
The album was recorded deliberately in the box i.e. inside a PC environment. I put my guitar to one side and used keyboards, loops and soft synths to write the material in order to break some musically bad or lazy habits. When youve played and written on guitar for as long as I, your fingers begin to unconsciously find familiar chords, rhythms and structures. I wanted to short circuit that familiarity much like Peter Gabriel did on PG3 (Melt) when he decided there should be no cymbals used at all (even hi-hats). It forces you to work differently and therefore creatively to get to your desired destination.
I recorded using Sony ACID Pro to flesh out arrangements and then flew the results into Pro Tools, replacing a lot of the loops and samples with real playing.
Two of the most used soft synths were Xpand!2, which is a Pro Tools workhorse and is an astoundingly flexible tool (the combination of the Jupiter 8 and Moog Tarus pedal patches were used to create some real bowel churning low notes which I love). The other is Spectrasonics bass synth Trilian, which can be subverted into an amazing lead instrument if you tweak it correctly.
For me, the idea is always to take a traditional sound and do something with it you wouldnt expect. For example, I recorded and reversed a lot of the harmony vocals so they sounded like the Beach Boys meets Twin Peaks. The track Myowndreamland is a great example of that technique. You know they are human voices but they sound odd and unsettling.
12) The album is quite "disco-y" (for want of a better word). What/who were your influences in the writing of the album?
Disco Prog? Cool! Nile Rogers look out. :)
Everything within earshot thats interesting is an influence. I grew up being told that I wasnt a proper fan of a genre if listened to other styles of music. I remember being ostracized by my heavy metal mates for buying and openly enjoying a Japan album. It all sounded a bit childish to me me but hey, it was the 1980s!
Along side the prog albums, my collection is deliberately eclectic. I hate the idea that there are parts of the sonic garden I am not allowed to visit. As such, for every Gentle Giant album I buy, there was one by Massive Attack, for every Twelfth Night bootleg, there was one by XTC live in New York. My Upsetters or Chase And Status records sit very comfortably next to my Lazuli and King Crimson.
In the words of Cole Porter and Robert Fletcher, Dont Fence Me In.
13) Do you foresee any arguments on the PA forum as to whether the album is really prog or not?
Well prog is a very broad church. Any genre that can encompass Renaissance at one end or Opeth at the other goes to show that the vast majority of prog fans are both broadminded and as interested in pushing the boundaries of music as the bands who make the sounds. There will always be people who disagree but everyone is entitled to their opinion.
On a slightly broader level however, your question reminds me of an experience I once had visiting my dad. He is a huge cricket fan so we decided to meet one afternoon at his cricket club. We were having a drink in the club bar and I noticed that the bowls club next door had closed. I asked what happened and my dad said the members had all gown old and died. I remarked that surely all they needed to do to keep things going was to recruit some new members. My dad said they didnt want any new folk in because they liked things they way they were and so the club died with them.
It would be a shame to see progressive music suffer a similar fate.
14) Where any ducks harmed in the making of the album?
Not at all, ducks are brilliant. I bloody love ducks and shame on you for suggesting otherwise! :)
15) Where was Leon Camfield?
Leon Camfield was with Colonel Plum, in the study with the candleholder.
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|Posted: August 09 2013 at 11:39
Nice work, Alan. A very good interview and a very interesting read. I look forward to hearing the Shineback album. The snippets I've heard sound right up my street. Very different to Tinyfish mind, who were pretty much also my cup of tea.
We must get Mr Shineback and co out for another beer/curry etc v.soon
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Thank you Andy. Next prog curry pencilled in for October when the aforementioned Mr Godfrey returns from the US.
Shineback is very different to the Tinyfish stuff but definitely worth checking out.
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My copy showed up yesterday. Now I need to get to listening to it among the other 11 cd's that I just got as well. Will check back with first impressions.
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|Posted: August 27 2013 at 22:14
Been through it twice now. First time it didn't really hit me but sunk in much better the second. Combines dashes of house with a little electronica, a lot of heavy stuff. A bunch of really good riffs that knock your socks off and then are gone maybe a little too soon, never to see the light of day again. 18 total songs, some are short and sedate so hurts the flow a bit but good stuff overall. Need to get through it another time or two but an easy 4 stars.
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Love this album. It's stuch in my car stereo and I can't bring myself to swao it out. The title track alone is worth the cost of admission.
Also, I can now say that I've met one of my musical heroes as I managed a few quick words with SIGOD at Riffs Bar a few weeks back at Mike Coltons birthday bash.
Don't be fooled, this isn't maturity
A Greek 3 thousand years ago
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The trail you're blazing, it's already ash
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With 5, 6 and 7 on your bill of sale
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Woo hoo. Someone has Simon Godfrey as a musical hero. And well deserved too.
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I've been promising, and putting off, releasing that language for ages - not because it's buggy (I think it's pretty stable) but because I can't really work out how to document it.
So here's a partial attempt: not a formal rigorous documentation, but an unfinished set of lessons. I've done the first six lessons so far, and they cover enough to make SSL usable, but there's quite a lot more to say and I'll add other bits if there's demand.
SSL isn't downloadable on its own at the moment: it's contained in the "ssl" subdirectory of SCSII. At some point I might make a freestanding version available; at the moment, though, I think there's something to be said for looking at how it works in the only mod that currently uses SSL.
I don't actually know if SSL will be useful to anyone or not. It's certainly not a beginner's tool: these lessons assume the reader is fluent in IE scripting. Its main use is for long complex scripts and for situations where you want to use lots of closely-related but non-identical scripts.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Cardinals were glad they pulled this one out, eventually.
Matt Carpenter hit a sacrifice fly in the 12th inning, lifting St. Louis over the Philadelphia Phillies 6-5 on Saturday night.
Jhonny Peralta homered for the Cardinals, who have won eight of 10 and closed within a half-game of NL Central-leading Milwaukee.
''It would have been a tough one to lose,'' St. Louis manager Mike Matheny said. ''It was one of those tough ones to swallow. But the guys fought hard and kept coming.''
Ryan Howard homered and Marlon Byrd and Carlos Ruiz each drove in a pair of runs for the Phillies.
Pinch-hitter Daniel Descalso drew a leadoff walk in the 12th from Ken Giles (2-1). Descalso went to second on Jon Jay's sacrifice bunt and moved to third on Peter Bourjos' infield single. Carpenter then flied out to deep left.
Seth Maness (5-2) pitched two scoreless innings and Trevor Rosenthal earned his 38th save in 43 chances.
''The bullpen did a nice job holding us where we were after it got tied up,'' Matheny said.
The teams combined to use 14 pitchers in a game that took 4 hours, 53 minutes.
The Phillies tied it at 5 in the eighth on Byrd's two-run single off Pat Neshek, who relieved Randy Choate after the bases were loaded with no outs.
Cardinals starter Shelby Miller was in line for the win after going six innings and allowing three runs and five hits.
''Overall I felt strong,'' Miller said. ''I thought I did a good job getting ahead of the hitters.''
A pair of Phillies errors helped the Cardinals break a 2-all tie and go in front in the sixth with three runs off reliever Mario Hollands.
''Not a good defensive inning for us,'' Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg said.
After A.J. Pierzynski led off with a double, Oscar Taveras hit a sinking liner to left. Domonic Brown appeared to pull up on a catchable ball and Pierzynski took off for third when Brown hesitated to throw back to the infield. Brown then threw the ball away, allowing Pierzynski to score.
''Once the ball was caught I think he was focused on the ball and was not aware of where the baserunners were,'' Sandberg said.
David Buchanan got his first no-decision in his 14th start, giving up two runs and eight hits in five innings. The right-hander is filling in for Cliff Lee, who is out for the season with an elbow injury.
Buchanan was upset he was lifted so soon.
''That caught me off-guard, honestly,'' he said. ''I didn't expect that. I wasn't too happy about it. But I can't control that.''
Cardinals: RHP Jason Motte missed his 20th game with a lower back strain. The reliever is 0-0 with a 4.91 ERA in 24 games.
Phillies: RHP Mike Adams will begin a rehab assignment on Tuesday at Triple-A Lehigh Valley. A shoulder injury has sidelined him since June 7. He is 2-1 with a 2.12 ERA in 19 games.
Cardinals: RHP Justin Masterson makes his fifth start for St. Louis since being traded from Cleveland. Masterson is 1-0 with a 2.16 ERA in three games against Philadelphia.
Phillies: RHP Jerome Williams looks to continue his strong performance since being claimed off waivers from Texas. He is 1-0 with a 2.19 ERA in two starts with the Phillies.
Kolten Wong's drive to center leading off the ninth went over the head of Ben Revere in center, bounced off the ground where it meets the wall and then ricocheted off Revere's foot over the wall. Wong was awarded second base and stayed there after crew chief Brian O'Nora reviewed the play for a rules check for a deflected ball being a double.
Sally Buck, one of the Phillies' owners, died on Saturday, the team said. She was 83. Buck and her late husband, Alexander, became owners in 1981.
With his 18th homer, Peralta extended his club record for homers in a season by a shortstop.


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Cao played to a 15-1 singles record in dual matches this season, falling only to Ivy League Player of the Year, Connie Hsu from Penn. She earned a 6-1 mark in Ancient Eight play, while going 22-3 in all singles matches dating back to the fall. Through her first three seasons with the Crimson, Cao is 61-16 in singles play with a 37-7 dual match record. This is the second consecutive year that Cao was selected to the All-Ivy League singles first-team.
Norton and Tachibana represented the lone doubles team for the Crimson to reach double-digit wins this season. The Harvard duo secured a 10-4 record as the top doubles pair for the Crimson. Together, Norton and Tachibana went 6-1 against Ivy League foes this season with the only loss coming against Alexa Ely and Connie Hsu, also a unanimous doubles first-team selection.
Tachibana went 11-6 in dual singles matches, with a 5-2 Ivy record as Harvard's No. 2. Tachibana's two defeats came at the hands of fellow second-team selections, Rachel Saiontz of Princeton and Elizabeth Epstein from Yale. In her two seasons with the Crimson, Tachibana is 42-16 with an 11-3 mark against Ancient Eight opponents.
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*Connie Hsu, Penn (Fr., San Antonio, Texas)
Hilary Bartlett, Princeton (Jr., New York, N.Y.)
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Heartland Recreational Vehicles LLC and Breckenridge today (July 24) announced the formation of a reciprocal partnership between the companies designed to maximize sales and increase market share in the growing park model and destination trailer segments.
The collaboration, set to go into effect Aug. 1, will merge Breckenridge's reputation as a respected, quality-oriented manufacturer with Heartland's oversight and management expertise. According to a press release, the firms will continue to operate as stand-alone divisions of Thor Industries Inc.
As part of the move, Heartland President Chris Hermon will also serve as president of Nappanee, Ind.-based Breckenridge. Hermon reported that the companies would build product year-round from dedicated manufacturing and service facilities "that would cater to the destination trailer segment."
"Dealers will be able to order product any time during the year," he said, noting that Heartland currently sells two destination trailer brands. "That will set us apart from other manufacturers that only build a few times a year. Dealers will be energized to work with companies committed to this product segment."
Hermon emphasized that the partnership would be a "very symbiotic" arrangement.
"We have a lot to offer Breckenridge in terms of leadership, support and direction while Breckenridge has a lot to offer in product, manufacturing and a deep loyal customer base," he said. "By combining forces, Breckenridge will become even stronger and continue to be a leader in the park model and destination trailer markets while Heartland will be able to grow its destination trailer business."
Breckenridge was founded in 1991 by Tim Howard, who retired in February of 2012. The company has been a forerunner in the industry and currently offers a full complement of products to meet emerging demands.
"Breckenridge has very strong brand recognition with consumers," said Hermon, who joined Heartland in May of 2012. "Our focus will be to apply our proven business model to build business for Breckenridge and Heartland. We are putting plans and resources in place to double sales and market share in the segment in the upcoming quarters and become the No. 1 producer in Elkhart County of park models and destination trailers."
Hermon added that Heartland, which is enjoying a record-setting year, has a successful track record for bringing product to market and quickly growing market share.
"Our top priority is giving retail buyers the products they want and giving dealers the credible front- and back-end support they need," said Hermon. "Our marketing and operational experience will be a perfect fit for Breckenridge."
Hermon reported that plans are to roll out new products and programs as part of the Elkhart County RV Open House, set to run in mid-September.


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Set along the Intracoastal Waterway, Chesapeake extends from the North Carolina border to the harbor region of Hampton Roads, where it neighbors the cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth. With a roughly 222,000 residents, it is the third-most populous city in the commonwealth of Virginia.
A nature lover's paradise, Chesapeake is rich with lush woodlands and wetlands, sparkling waterways and an abundance of agricultural land. Several urban areas within the city provide residents with affordable, family-friendly neighborhoods and range of shopping and dining amenities. Approximately 20 percent of the region's largest employers are located here, offering up a diverse mix of industry and employment options.
Chesapeake frequently draws positive accolades and acclaim, such as a ranking in Parenting magazine as one of the "Top 100 Best Cities for Families," one of the "Six Best Places in America to Live" by Money magazine, and one of "America's Best Cities" by Bloomberg Businessweek. The city is also rated by the FBI as one of the "Top Five Safest in the Country."
A central location and proximity to area highways gives Chesapeake residents quick, easy access to other major cities in Hampton Roads.
The city is divided into six distinct boroughs:
- South Norfolk
- Pleasant Grove
- Butts Road
- Great Bridge
- Washington
- Western Branch


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Casper's Roundabout Gets Pranked
If you live in the Centennial Hills subdivision on east side of Casper, then you might have seen the round-a-bout fountain got pranked sometime between Friday evening and Saturday morning.
As I loaded up my gear and headed up to the Beartrap Summer festival on Saturday. I drove past Casper's only round-a-bout and noticed something strange.
The round-a-bout has a rock formation fountain in the center and is a centerpiece for the neighborhood gateway. But on Saturday morning - I noticed it was a foaming mess!
Someone(s) had placed some sort of foaming agent into the fountain to get the desired or more than desired result of a mountain of foam!
I was in a bit of a hurry but managed to stop and grab a couple of photos, before heading up to this weekends music festival. Again this morning, I stopped and took photos of the now drained and CLEAN fountain in its normal state (minus the fountain which has been turned off).
If you have any information as to the person or persons involved, please call the crime stoppers tip line at (307) 577-TIPS (8477).