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Guy Davis has dedicated himself to reviving the traditions of acoustic blues and bringing them to as many ears as possible through the material of the great blues masters, African American stories, and his own original songs, stories and performance pieces. Guy has been recording since 1978 - he is a musician, composer, actor, director, and writer. 'Juba Dance' is Guy's latest, released by our friends at M.C. Records. It's a stripped down recording contain Guy's own compositions and choice covers by Blind Lemon Jefferson, Rev. Robert Wilkins and Blind Willie McTell. Si Kahn & The Looping Brothers have teamed up for an extraordinary album that features the best-known songs from this legendary songwriter, author, playwright and activist in a bluegrass setting. The Looping Brothers are one of Europe's most respected and best-loved bluegrass bands. On their joint CD 'Aragon Mill: The Bluegrass Sessions' the Looping Brothers handpicked and arranged the material and cast each of Si's classic songs in a new light. Plus, Sue Massek, best know as the banjoist and singer of Kentucky's Reel World String Band, will perform an excerpt from the one-woman play 'Precious Memories,' written for her by Si Kahn, in which she stars as Eastern Kentucky traditional singer and union songwriter Sarah Ogan Gunning.
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Hard to miss from the air.
Last weekend, while flying, I spotted three separate herds of wild horses.
Recent Sightings
The first was on Saturday, on my way back to Wickenburg from Sedona. We were almost all the way back to town when I decided to take a short detour to the Hassayampa River. There were about 8 horses out in the desert southeast of Stanton. I flew almost right over them before I spotted them.
I'd seen wild horses in the area only once before. I'd also seen them several times up in the Weaver Mountains just north of there, in the foothills that stretch down to Waggoner and Walnut Grove. There are a few ranches out there, but these horses were far beyond their fences and grazing areas. Once, I spotted a small herd at at my Weaver Cabins landing zone when I flew by low with a friend to point out the spot. When I land there, there's occasionally horse manure in the area to prove their presence.
The second recent sighting was the following day, on my way from Wickenburg to Scottsdale to pick up passengers. Although I like to fly in the Lake Pleasant area on my way to Deer Valley or Scottsdale, when the meter is running (so to speak), I take a more direct route. I was just crossing Route 74 (Carefree Highway) when I spotted four horses standing close together near the fence that keeps cattle off the road. Again, this was in open range area, not the typical place for a rancher to keep horses. I'm pretty sure they were either wild or escaped.
Later, the same day, as I flew my passengers from Sedona to Scottsdale, we spotted a very large herd — perhaps 20 horses — on the flat mesas near Cordes Junction. For the life of me, I can't remember if it was north or south of the town, but I know it was on the east side of I-17. That herd included a few youngsters. (This photo is from Wikipedia Commons. Although it shows a herd in Utah, it's a good representation of the land around Cordes Junction: high desert grasslands.)
A few years back, one of the Phoenix TV helicopters had been up in the area and had spotted a large herd. The pilot had flown a bit low to get them running so they could get footage for the TV cameras. I watched in horror as the horses galloped toward the freeway. The pilot must have seen what could happen because he pulled away suddenly and the horses, no longer being chased, veered off. I wonder if that hotshot pilot still does asinine things like that.
When I was learning to fly in the Chandler, AZ area, my flight instructor took me out to the Gila River area on the Gila River Indian Reservation. The area is undeveloped with a stream of water running through it most of the year. There's a large herd of wild horses out there and more often than not, we'd spot them from the air. But I've been through there a few times since they built the Wild Horse Pass Casino near there and I haven't seen another horse. Perhaps they moved on to quieter pastures.
Of course, there are more wild burros (donkeys, asses — whatever you like to call them) in Arizona than horses. They mostly date back to the mining days, when miners used them to haul gear and ore. When the miners called it quits, they'd let their burros loose. Girl burros met boy burros out in the desert and made baby burros. The population boomed.
Nowadays, burros can be easily found near any major water source. The ones in the Lake Pleasant area are almost tame — I think people feed them. I've also seen and heard them around Alamo Lake and at aptly named Burro Creek, as well as alongside the Colorado River on the west side of the state. And everyone in Arizona knows (or should know) about the ones that make Oatman, AZ famous.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) periodically does burro roundups in various areas throughout Arizona. They use helicopters to find the animals and move them into fenced-in areas where they're trapped. They they haul them off for auction or adoption.
Burros are supposed to make excellent companion animals for domesticated horses. One of my neighbors had a burro with her horses. Every time she went riding, the burro would follow along.
Wild or Escaped?
As for the horses, while I'm sure a lot of them are wild and have always been wild, I'm equally sure that some of them must be escaped. Every once in a while, I get a call from someone looking for lost horses and wanting to conduct a search from the air. While I have a kind heart, I can't fly for free — especially if the search area is a 45-minute flight from my base. When the caller hears my rates, she usually changes her mind. And yes, the callers are almost always women.
Horses are funny. If one of them get loose, it might trot away long enough to get its owner panicking. But it will always either come back (if there are other horses there) or go to where it knows there are other horses.
My horses are a good example. They've gotten out, either alone or together, a few times. They always either hang out right by their own corral (that's where the food goes, right?) or go over to my neighbor's horses.
A few years back, we were out in the desert with a bunch of other horseback riders doing a moonlight ride. We were twenty miles from anywhere — halfway between Aguila and Vulture Mine Road south of Wickenburg. After the ride, we were hanging out in the parking area. All of our horses were tied to their trailers. Except Barb's. She'd decided to use a piece of string to create a "corral" for her horse. A piece of string, unless it is electrified, is not going to stop a 1,000 pound animal from going where it wants to. Caleb the horse trotted right past the group of us on his way to freedom. The search, on horseback, lasted close to an hour under the light of a full moon. Then we all gave up and went home. Only my friends Steve and Janet remained behind, camping overnight with their horses. The next morning, they reported that Caleb had reappeared ten minutes after the last truck left.
Horses are herd animals. Caleb needed to be part of a herd.
Of course, if multiple horses get loose and they have a place to go, they'll go for it. Especially if there's grass out in the desert to graze on. I think the four horses I saw along Route 74 on Sunday were escapees. The area they were in was just too close to civilization for them to have wandered there from the wilderness.
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There's something about horses that fascinates people. Seeing them out in the wild really thrills my passengers. And even though I'm a horse owner, I admit that I like seeing them from the air, too. It makes me feel that there's hope for the world's wildlife, that urban sprawl and overdevelopment hasn't yet reached every part of the world.
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Haiti earthquake: Haitian solidarity, one month on
12-02-2010 Interview
Riccardo Conti, the ICRC's head of delegation in Haiti, witnessed the powerful earthquake that struck the island one month ago. He looks back at the first days of the emergency response, marked by incredible solidarity between the survivors, and speaks of the challenges that lie ahead.
What struck you most in the first phase of the emergency response?
For me, personally, it was impressive and moving to see how people came together and helped each other in the first few days after the quake, and how they continue to do so now. People showed incredible solidarity. Even when they had very little food, they shared what they had.
Furthermore, we owe a huge debt of gratitude to our own Haitian staff. For several days, they were living with terrible uncertainty and loss, and yet they continued to come to work and to help keep the operations going. They deserve the highest praise.
The response of our colleagues in the Haitian Red Cross has also been remarkable. I was looking out of the window this morning, watching the young women who do the tracing getting ready to go off to work, and I thought about how much they are doing for their people. These volunteers put their hearts into the work, completely!
How is the situation in Haiti?
The country is still in the midst of the emergency phase. All involved in helping the survivors are working flat-out to meet their enormous needs. Everybody is contributing – the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, the United Nations, many more aid agencies, and, of course, the national authorities. Good coordination between all those organizations is vital.
The provision of water is now functioning fairly well, but the lack of sanitation in urban a reas affected by the earthquake is still a major challenge. Thousands of people are living in camps, but the dire conditions mean that they are not even a medium-term option.
What does the ICRC see as the top priorities right now?
First aid is important, and we have been helping Haitian Red Cross volunteers to set up first-aid posts in the camps. Today there are ten of them. We were not involved in surgery during the first stages of the emergency, as other components of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement were looking after this, but we quickly identified gaps in the treatment of minor injuries and in the care of injured people when they left hospital and went back to the camps. This is where the first aid-posts come into their own, for example by making it possible for people to get their dressings changed regularly.
Thousands of people have still not been able to re-establish contact with family members. Communication is particularly difficult for those living outside Port-au-Prince. So the joint ICRC/Haitian Red Cross tracing teams are focusing on reaching people in the other main towns, on unaccompanied children, and on people injured in the earthquake who have been transferred to hospitals outside the capital.
Another of our priorities is to help the Haitian authorities repair the damaged water distribution network in the impoverished suburb of Cité Soleil.
Finally, ICRC delegates have resumed visits to detainees in police stations and prisons, and we are helping the Haitian authorities repair damaged water, sanitation and electricity systems in the central prison of Port-au-Prince and to provide detainees with food and medical supplies.
How will Haitians cope in the near future?
Since the e arthquake, Haitians living abroad have been sending much more money to their relatives back home than they did before. That is very good news, because this money is being injected directly into the local economy. Indeed, we have to be careful not to undermine the local economy, which is gradually starting up again. Food distributions must be targeted to reach the most vulnerable people – those who not only lost their homes and belongings, but also their sources of income. Some agencies have already started " cash for work " projects, and in my opinion we need more of this, so that people can buy essential goods on local markets.
The country has suffered terribly as a result of poverty, coups d'état and cyclones, and it is always the poor who suffer most. But people here are so resilient. You only have to go down into the street to see to how people are coping, how they are helping themselves. And I think they appreciate that we know this. When I went to check up on friends to make sure they were alright after the quake, they were glad that I had come, and were keen to make it clear that despite the tragedy that has befallen them, life continues.
I am convinced that whatever grows out of this tragedy will be due to Haitians themselves, to individuals, rather than to institutions.
Since the 12 January earthquake, the ICRC has:
- enabled 3,300 survivors to call relatives living abroad (working in cooperation with the Haitian Red Cross);
- enabled 27,000 names to be registered on its family links site www.familylinks.icrc.org/haiti. Of these, 4,400 names were those of people wishing to let their families know they were alive.
- handled the cases of 40 unaccompanied children staying at the Maison Arc-en-Ciel (a UNICEF-approved institution) with a view to their being reunited with their families;
- visited some 700 detainees in the main police stations of Port-au-Prince and in Cap-Haïtien Prison;
- started to repair the sanitation and water systems of Port-au-Prince Prison;
- supplied 20 tonnes of food, to feed 4,000 detainees for three weeks;
- set up 10 first-aid posts in Port-au-Prince and two in Petit-Goâve (in coordination with the Haitian Red Cross);
- supplied medicines to the Rosalie Rendu maternity/paediatric centre in Cité Soleil and provided water – over 500 children under five come for consultations each day;
- distributed drinking water to 16,000 people in Port-au-Prince every day and helped the authorities to repair the water network that serves the 207,000 inhabitants of Cité Soleil;
- distributed essential items to 11,000 people in Port-au-Prince, Jacmel and Cayes, and distributed 50 tonnes of food to over 4,000 people in Delmas 60 and Primature (Port-au-Prince);
- financed waste collection at four sites that are hosting some 8,000 displaced persons.


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The really great thing about the HTC Desire isn't its impressive spec sheet, intuitive HTC Sense interface or superb build quality. What gets you most about the Desire is how it represents the maturation of the Android operating system from geek-favourite upstart to feature-rich world beater, and there's no better handset to enjoy it on.
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Tablet - Apple iPad
Though tablets aren't new for 2010, you'd think they were the way the world has gone crazy for the iPad since its launch and the slew of competitors now coming out. However, everything else has proved to be a pale comparison of the elegance of Apple's stunning slate. With more features added in the update to iOS 4.2, it simply outshone any and all rivals.
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Compact camera - Panasonic Lumix TZ10
The TZ10 surely represents the pinnacle of what consumer compact cameras can be. The feature list is exemplary, including geotagging, HD video recording, manual controls and a massive optical zoom, but more important than all that is the incredible picture quality. When you find out that it comes with a price tag of less than £250, it really becomes hard to look at other compacts with anything other than disappointment.
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If there's one area other than tablets that Apple is way out in front of the competition on, it's personal media players. The latest iPod touch takes just about all the best bits of the iPhone 4, such as the pin-sharp Retina display, the powerful A4 processor and HD video recording, and puts them in a slimmer, lighter and cheaper body. And that's before we even to get the single biggest advantage the iPod touch has over its rivals: the App Store.
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Making sat navs sexy is usually a pretty pointless exercise, but Garmin has just about performed the impossible here. The Nuvi 3970T has a simply brilliant interface and excellent features, such as PhotoReal junctions. If you ever take a wrong turn again, it'll be because you were admiring your sat nav instead of following it.


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2011 Fantasy Baseball Sleeper: Baltimore Orioles' Luke ScottFebruary 23, 2011
Great Scott! Usually fantasy baseball drafters are quick to pick up guys who have proven capable of hitting for a respectable batting average with above-average power production. Not with Luke Scott, though.
Like Oakland first baseman Daric Barton, another established player who gets so little attention he still qualifies as a sleeper of sorts, Scott has done nothing but hit the past three seasons with Baltimore, culminating in a .266/.348/.497 slash line with 75 home runs and 214 RBI over the past three seasons.
Those numbers don't look too exciting at first, but with Scott, they just may be indicative of a late bloomer, because the 32-year-old has improved over each of the past three seasons.
With Scott never viewed as much of a defensive player, the Houston Astros traded him in 2007 as part of a deal to acquire Miguel Tejada so Scott could be a DH and not be a liability to his team in the outfield.
Because of his bouncing around, Scott has carried first base and outfield eligibility in recent seasons, but enters 2011 with solely DH eligibility.
Fear not, though, as the presence of Vlad Guerrero ensures Scott a starting left field job, which means it won't be long into the season until Scott gains eligibility to play outfield, which is a surprisingly thin position this year, especially if you play a standard ESPN format with five starting outfielders.
Like previously mentioned, Scott has improved his peripherals in each of the previous three seasons while maintaining steady power production. After hitting .257/.336/.472 with 23 home runs and 65 RBI in 2008, Scott finished 2010 batting .284/.368/.535 with 27 homers and 72 RBI.
Having Mark Reynolds and Vlad Guerrero in a new and possibly improved Orioles lineup should offer Scott protection to keep up the steady performance in 2011.
Since he turns 33 in June, though, it's likely we saw Scott reach the apex of his talent last season. That doesn't mean he'll have a bad follow-up this year, and because he can be had as a draft-day bargain, it's not worth betting against him in 2011.
Like Red Sox slugger David Ortiz, over the past two seasons Scott has turned in some of the most underappreciated numbers in the game, and his 218 ADP indicates fantasy baseball players still won't give him any love.
If you play your cards right, that can all shake out in your favor, though, as in the later rounds of your draft, you can end up with a guy who is sure to provide you mid-20s home run power and around 70 RBI.
Those who don't want to tarnish their roster with Scott's presence will be sorting through prospects and unknowns betting on the next big breakout.
If you go into the late phase of the draft in need of surefire production as opposed to a gamble on a prospect, look no further: Luke Scott is your man.
2011 projected stats: .267 AVG, 23 HR, 71 RBI, 68 runs


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Shana is cute in bikini but ..err... a little bit flat
how old is Shana btw, maybe it will grow
URUCHAI -de arimasu! URICHAI -de arimasu!
also any action from Ane-san in the 23rd espisode?
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Without the help from Magery, that chikara interceptor would not be gone ga ga =D
The show would be awesome if Shana and Yujii die in the next episode like previous Enpatsu Shakugan Uchite and Shino.Then skeleton Yujii and Wilhemina happily ever after
I think the real intention of Wilhemina to kill Yujii is not because Yujii is a mistesu, she just don't like the skeleton figure(imaginary at this point in time) of Yujii compare to Shino in case Shana surfs upstair in upcoming battle,she's the one who has to live with Skeleton-Yujii for years.
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Somehow I just guess that Hecate might die a slow death perhaps from a fatal wound or something. In her dying breath, she admits she likes Yuji.
I don't know where I got that idea from. I just guessed.
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Yujii will kill Hacate with Blutsauger.Remember Shana brought along a Blutsauger and still didn't see her using it. What I think is that Hacate and Shana will make a awesome battle and in the end Yujii would be the one who will save Shana by using Blutsauger. Just a thought..
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That may be true, but the changes are not so "great" as to make impossible to go on with the novels next ark with a little adaptation.
With only one chapter till the end, the fact is that there are some possibilities for a second season. The moment when Kazumi ask Shana to bring Yuji and herself back is almost a take everything to how it was before, which is a good start-point to a next season. We will probably see Shana and Yuji very near, but if we dont have a kiss or something like that, the triangle thing would be still open.
Another interesting point for a second season is the fact that we have not seen the Silver flame Tomogara who haunt Marjory dreams (and since Remi was talking about him, there is a good chance that is an unfinished matter for a new series).
Of course, I dont know how the novels are going, and if the actual facts of the series would make impossible to go on with its script (I mean, everything going back to normal for a time), but it would probable be done to fit (ahaha . Is even possible that Yuji will use the Blugesauger against Hecate in the next series after getting it from Shana). So, from this point on, I think that the story would be left open for whatever it takes
Sadly, even if all this will point well for a second season, the ultimate true is that the only important thing for this is the audience levels; If things are going well and Shana is profitable, is very possible that we see another one in a near future (well, when we have 7 or 8 more novels, of course). Anyway, is highly doubtable that they are going to do a definitely "ending" for a successful series which is still ongoing in the novels.
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Bests episode of Shana.. i think so. ^^;
I was a lil' worried that the show was gonna be rushed what with two episodes to go, but episode 23 went nice & smooth.. with some brilliant action & drama to go with it... looks like three different fights. <3
And i like how there's no spoilers for episode 24, just what looks to be like the first few minutes of the episode.
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Basically, what site/magazine do you go to for reviews.
Also you do you look to for your GOTY rankings?
I ask this cause while perusing the wonderful world of the Internet, I came across the joystik
site has already put gta5 up as goty. But yhen when looking back through there list, they also labelled fable 2 as a goty as well. Fable has been good or relevant since no 1. And yes I do own up to fable 4 I believe lol.
Re: your site/publication of choice
My GOTY is what i like the most. Why would your favorite game be the result of other people's opinions?
Re: your site/publication of choice
I agree with Niko in that I determine my own GOTY but as far as the question, I usually use GameInformer and Polygon. Polygon is pretty snobbish sometimes and they sometimes have people reviewing genres they hate (Jrpgs..) but they usually give a decent explanation for why they scored it like they did.
Re: your site/publication of choice
GameInformer is who I usually agree with though.
Re: your site/publication of choice
Sorry, I should have been a bit clearer.
My goty is easily Last of Us, but I like reading others opinions.
I am simply looking for a top source for my own reference. Thanks
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Flash Mob UK Tour 2014
In May, we will be taking on a new challenge… THE UK!
Flash Mob will once again be resident in Sadlers Wells Peacock Theatre in the West End for 2 weeks, before going on a UK Tour for just over 6 weeks.
We are so excited to be going on tour with such an amazing show once more. We will be dancing alongside a cast of dancers who you may be familiar with.
The line up is as follows:
- Brosena – Got To Dance
- Alleviate – Got To Dance
- Flawless – Britain's Got Talent
- Karen Hauer & Kevin Clifton – Strictly Come Dancing
- Tommy Franzen – So You Think You Can Dance
For tour dates and tickets please go to http://www.worlddancemanagement.com/flash-mob-2014-tickets-and-tour/
We are proud to announce that we have officially signed with WORLD DANCE MANAGEMENT who will be solely representing us alongside other acts including FLAWLESS and ALLEVIATE!
We are both very excited for our future with World Dance Management and will be kicking off with a stint in London's West End performing in FLASHMOB!
One week later..
We can't believe it has been a whole week since our Semi-final, it has flown by!
It has been a crazy week after our Semi-final performance, so we didn't get the chance to say, Thank you to everyone that has supported us during our journey. Also to all those lovely and amazing comments people wrote about our performance. It means a lot to us to know we achieved what we had set out to do.
Unfortunately we didn't make it to the finals, but we had such an amazing time and we are now looking forward to all the opportunities that will be put in our direction. We cant wait!!
We will keep you posted with any events or opportunities that we have coming up 🙂
We've just got back to our hotel room after a long long day! We've met some amazing people, done some crazy interviews, played some mental games and most importantly we've put the finishing touches on our performance for tomorrow night's Semi-Final…
We're really excited about tomorrow night, we really hope all of our hard work pays off and you all enjoy our performance… VOTE BROSENA!
3 more days!
So we have 3 more days until our Semi-Final… We are both very excited but starting to get a bit nervous… We are heading to Pinewood Studios tomorrow for a costume fitting and we have some stage rehearsals on Saturday!
We've been hard at work putting the final touches on our performance this week giving it everything we've got… We just hope this pays off!
We hope you all get the chance to watch and vote for us on Sunday and please tell as many people as possible to vote for us also!
You have all been a great support and help to us both:)
As our Semi-Final is now only 4 days away, we just wanted to remind you all to Vote for us on Got To Dance this Sunday, Sky1 at 6pm… Tell all your family and friends about us… We need your support!
You can vote by phone, red button (sky users only) or iPhone users can download a Got To Dance app where they can purchase bundles of 14 votes for 69p.
Big Weekend..
We have had a very busy but amazing weekend!
It started in Milton Keynes, at the Bishop Parker Primary School, where we performed a short dance routine to all the teachers and students.. Straight after all the students wanted to jump up and try it out! We had great fun showing them how to Irish Dance and they were all fantastic!
Then onto the Greene Room, a club in Milton Keynes, on the Friday and Saturday night. We performed to a packed out club both nights, which made us very nervous (god knows how we will be feeling before our semi-final). We got great feedback and really enjoyed ourselves.
Finally, we headed down to the 'Trainor Feis' in Essex where we were handing out flyers to Irish Dancers from the local areas. A few people recognised us which was a bit surreal but it was quite funny too.
I would say that now the weekend is over we can finally relax… But now is where the real-hard work starts 🙂
Date for your Diary – 12th February
The dates are in… Our LIVE SEMI-FINAL for Got To Dance 2012 is on the 12th February 2012… We are in the 3rd Semi-Final!
Please Please Please put the date in your diary and don't forget to VOTE BROSENA!
You can vote by phone (only 5p), online, via the Red Button or for all iphone users, you can download the 'Got To Dance' app and buy 14 votes for 69p..
Thank you all so much for your support 🙂
Semi-Final Music Complete
Soo… We've just finished our music piece for our Semi-Final dance… It's a bit different to anything we've danced to before but it's going to be EPIC!!!!
We're both really excited we've found this track and can't wait for you all to hear it! 🙂


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As with so many California potteries, Cemar Clay Products was the result of former employees of a more well known company departing to form their own pottery company. Whether it was due to disagreements, artistic and other, many employees of pottery companies decided to strike out on their own - with varying degrees of success.
According to Chipman, Cliff J. Malone and Paul Cauldwell were originally employed by Bauer, when they decided to start their own company around 1935. This turned out to be Cemar and I believe it was based in Los Angeles as well, although I don't know the address. It is unknown whether or not their departure was acrimonious or not. However, it's interesting that while it's usually the case that a new company copied the designs of the former, Bauer was known to have closely "imitated" several of the Cemar designs.
But it's clear that Bauer may have gotten the last laugh - Cemar closed eventually in the 50s and sold many of their molds to the Bauer company. They produced a number of items using the old molds - mostly in a speckled sort of glaze that was common in the 50s.
Fred Kaye was responsible for many of the Cemar designs. They concentrated on animal and plant figurines and giftware, plus a smattering of gardenware. Many of their art deco looking animal figurines incorporated a two color glaze treatment, whereby the animal is one color while the base is a completely different and contrasting color. Many are marked as "Cemar" along with a model number, but it's sometimes difficult to identify due to the fact that felt "flocking" was glued to the bottoms of the figures.
I've come across a number of different Cemar products but haven't yet picked up any due to the price. The one shown above was a small leaf dish that I passed up at a thrift store because it was damaged. I believe they also made dinnerware, although I see much less of that. One interesting line they had were dishes shaped like strawberries and other fruits.
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"The conventional wisdom is that more light is better, but from a security standpoint, too much of the wrong kind of light, aimed in the wrong direction, can cause glare," according to Eric Richman, Senior Research Engineer at the U.S. Department of Energy. "Moreover, security camera functionality depends on various lighting factors including uniformity, contrast, light color and intensity. No one type of lighting will be best in all situations."
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Risk Assessment by Mental Health Professionals and the Prevention of Future Violent Behaviour
McSherry, Bernadette, Trends & Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice
The concept of 'risk assessment' is of increasing relevance when dealing with the prevention of criminal behaviour. This risk can be examined from a number of viewpoints. In an earlier Trends & issues in crime and criminal justice paper (no. 280) the risk of reoffending by Indigenous male violent and sexual offenders was examined. This paper looks at the issue from a mental health perspective. It discusses the implications for sentencing decisions and examines the current legal and ethical background to risk assessment for the purpose of preventing future serious injury to others.
Toni Makkai
Acting Director
Risk assessment may be legally relevant to mental health professionals in two ways. First, in the forensic context, psychiatrists and psychologists may be called upon to assess the risk that their patient or client may be violent in the future. Risk assessment may be relevant in civil and criminal law as well as in professional conduct contexts. In the civil law field, risk assessment is necessary in relation to the involuntary commitment of those diagnosed with a mental illness or intellectual disability, detention to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, assessing the risk of child abuse in family law matters, child protection proceedings and workplace occupational health and safety. In the criminal law field, mental health professionals may also be asked to write reports in relation to the risk of an accused person reoffending, for the purposes of bail applications, sentencing and preventive detention, the disposition of offenders with mental disorders, and parole. Second, one of the most difficult questions for psychiatrists and psychologists concerns knowing when they should disclose a patient's confidential communication on the basis that the patient may be at risk of harming others. If they breach confidentiality, they may leave themselves open to a legal claim for negligence, breach of contract or breach of confidence by the patient, as well as professional disciplinary action. If the mental health professional does not breach confidentiality, there may be a risk of the patient committing a serious offence, engaging in self harm, or putting other people's lives and well-being at risk.
The development of concepts of risk assessment and risk management
Foucault (1988: 128) has pointed out that '[l]egal justice today has at least as much to do with criminals as with crimes'. In his view, since the 19th century, there has been a shift in focus from punishing criminal conduct to regulating the danger potentially inherent in the individual. Certainly, the assessment of 'risk' has become of such significance in recent years, that is has been viewed as a core organising concept of the Western world (Gray, Laing & Noaks 2002). Risk assessment and risk management now occupy a prominent position in virtually all forms of mental health practice (Mullen 2000).
However, assessing the risk of future violence is a notoriously difficult task (Mullen 2000). During the early 1980s, research suggested that mental health professionals tended to overpredict violence (McAuley 1993: 7) and one study concluded that it was rare for psychiatrists to predict future violence with a better that 33 per cent accuracy (Monahan 1981). During this time, the emphasis was on making clinical assessments of 'dangerousness' that did not provide a medical diagnosis, but involved 'issues of legal judgment and definition, as well as issues of social policy' (Steadman 2000: 266).
Between the mid 1980s until the mid to late 1990s, the focus shifted from assessing dangerousness to a focus on statistical or actuarial risk prediction. This shift to risk assessment and risk management has seen the rise of 'scientific' literature examining a range of risk factors that have a statistical association to a future event. The main limitation of this shift in approach is that actuarial judgments may ignore individual needs and individual differences, whilst focusing too much on historical variables. …


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Flu season typically isn't until later in the fall and winter, but this year, people aren't wasting any time getting their flu shots.
The Brunswick County Health Department started offering the seasonal vaccination Tuesday, which is earlier than usual.
The flu is especially on everyone's mind this year.
"This year, we're starting earlier than normal so people can get their seasonal flu shot and then if there is a vaccine for the H1N1, they'll be able to get that, and they'll be time in between the two shots, so they don't mix," said Fred Michael of the Brunswick County Health Department.
April Simpson got the seasonal flu shot and plans on getting the H1Ni vaccination when it's available. "To prevent my unborn baby from hopefully catching the flu when she's born premature."
Deputy Health Director Fred Michael says if you plan to get the flu vaccine, make sure you make an appointment. "One of the problems of everyone waiting in line is everybody's at risk of contaminating each other, and we're trying to avoid that."
The shot costs thirty-five dollars, but many insurance companies cover it.
The Brunswick County Health Department will be offering the flu vaccination until they run out, but they say the sooner you can get it, the better.
Here is a county-by-county look at when and where flu shots will be available.
New Hanover County flu shots:
* Tuesday, September 15, 2009
6:00pm – 7:30pm, Eaton Elementary School, 6701 Gordon Road
* Tuesday, September 22, 2009
6:00pm – 7:30pm, Gregory School of Science, Math & Technology, 319 S.
10^th Street
* Tuesday, September 29, 2009
6:00pm – 7:30pm, Anderson Elementary School. 455 Halyburton Memorial Parkway
The forums will include representatives from the New Hanover County
Health Department and New Hanover County Schools. Discussion will also be held on the state and local planning and preparedness for flu season.
Colubus County:
Regular seasonal flu vaccinations will begin September 14, 2009 and will be offered at the Columbus County Health Department from 1PM-4PM daily. Appointments are not needed.
Bladen County:
Bladen county flu shots will be given starting September 1st from 1-4pm. Walk ins only. More info at the Bladen Health Department website.
Brunswick County:
Flu shots for Brunswick county residents will be given starting
September 1st, 2009 at the Brunswick County health department from
1-4pm BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.More info available on their website.
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So after 10 months of trying to get pregnant it finally happend, question is would you go to coachella five months pregnant?
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So after 10 months of trying to get pregnant it finally happend, question is would you go to coachella five months pregnant?
fucking aye right
So the last time I camped out my neighors had a huge canopy, I was totally jealouse and vowed to show up with one of my own. They were so chill and cool about it that they say me and my wife baking...
Port Hueneme, ca, land of salsa and strawberries
natural ice is cheap and is 5.4% alcohol, thats perfect for the Coachella heat. It would be unwise to take a shit ton of good beer. Plus it's alot easier to share cheap beer with your neighbors than...
Two 30 rack, Tecate and Nattice.
Best time to shower was around 6-8 pm, went back to the car camping had some beer, showered warm clothes and a refreshed feeling
That reminds me of 2010 when we got there early and waited for what seemed like 4 ever to get in. Everyone just started drinking while waiting, we drank have a bottle of vodka and swirled thru. My...
Who's going to Maximize their Coachella? First one there, last one to leave.
i did it when i was younger and didn't give 2 shits but now all the pushing and shoving is not worth it. much rather chil back and listen to the music
it should be a 30 rack, after all you plan on being there the whole weekend. 60 beers will last 2 nights maybe
Stop being a bitch and use the crutches, are you really going to sit from far away and watch the show
i guess 20 is to excessive cause i have to make room for my tent, 2 30 racks wil do, but by sunday morning im going to be fucked
Post here, say what up & make some group camping happen.
I figure it's going to be even more of a bitch to get in there this year than last year, but atleast I don't have to lug all my shit to the camp spot like I did last year.
I'm going to Dodger statium for the night game and been thinking about just heading out after the game, Anyone else thinking about early bird camping?
Optimador, BUT IT'S REALLY HARD TO FIND
Watching Likey Lii, she just blowed
I was going to bring in 20 30 packs of PBR, one for me and my wife. is they think thats excessive they a whole bunch of people are going to be pissed off. A 30 rack wont even last one night,...


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Kids in the kitchen...
How often do you have your kids helping in the kitchen? What type of foods do they make or help you with? Do they use the stove-top & other appliances?
I'd love to have my kids in the kitchen more, but it can be a challenge. Any suggestions on working with multiples, whats worked for you?
I don't have them in the kitchen nearly enough. I wish I had the patience with them in the kitchen like I do elsewhere. My SO and I are SUPER picky about hygeine in the kitchen (more so than when I was growing up). I want them to learn....I just don't know how to go about it.
I had to learn at such a young age to cook and take care of household responsibilities. I think this is where I am also having issues. I was my ODD's age (7) when I had to do this. I just want them to be kids for as long as possible. I think that learning to cook and bake is something that is necessary.
I think I may start with each of them picking a meal that they enjoy eating and helping me to make it once a month.
All four of them know how to cut, and cook basic things. They usually are doing their own hot breakfasts and lunches and while they can cook certain things for dinners I prefer to take over that meal most of the time.
I started baking and cooking with them when they were really little and then over time I would pull them in one at a time showing them how to fix this or that, or having them cook using a recipe with me just there watching over them.
As for cleaning it's split to where I don't have to worry about it as much as when they were all little. While it's nice that they all know how to cook and use the kitchen, it's also stressful that they can create such messes and not think of cleaning them before they get stuck on. The kitchen is now a group effort to keep clean.
My oldest is almost 9 and once a month or so he'll want to make waffles or pancakes for breakfast so I will talk him through everything & stand beside him to help but he does most everything on his own. My 6 & 4 y/o like to help with baking and have also helped with peeling, shredding, and even some slicing, all under my close supervision. I will occasionally let the 6 y/o flip a pancake or egg. They are all proficient with the microwave, although that isn't really cooking. They can reheat food and make popcorn and this is with just verbal instruction, most of the time.
Counterwise we are a little tight but I can usually have the 4 & 6 y/o on chairs to help me if they both want to at the same time, otherwise we'll just alternate.
My kids LOVE helping in the kitchen. They are allowed to help with everything, although the stove and knives are used with supervision. Also my oven is up kind of high, so I take things out of the oven and often put them in as well. I have a small kitchen, so usually they take turns helping. If we're baking then they take turns adding ingredients. Slows the process but they love it.


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Knockers (with Liam Thorpe), Princess Pictures (optioned)
Everything is a Graveyard, Ticonderoga Publications
Seven Threads (self-published chapbook)
Ladyflies, Review of Australian Fiction (Volume 20 Issue 4)
By the Laws of Crab and Woman, Review of Australian Fiction (Volume 17 Issue 6) (Finalist, Best Fantasy Novella, 2016 Aurealis Awards, Shortlisted, Best Novella/Novelette, 2017 Ditmar Awards)
Defy the Grey Kings, Beneath Ceaseless Skies (Winner, Best Fantasy Novella, 2015 Aurealis Awards, reprinted at PodCastle)
Percy's War, Review of Australian Fiction (Volume 12 Issue 2)
Everything is a Graveyard, Everything is a Graveyard (collection), Ticonderoga Publications (reprinted in Dimension 6 Magazine)
After the World: Better Red Than Undead, Black House Comics
After the World: Army Corpse, Black House Comics
(with Steven Savile) Viral: Anomaly
After The World: Corpus Christi, Black House Comics
After The World: Gravesend, Black House Comics (shortlisted, Best Novella/Novelette, 2010 Ditmar Awards, Finalist, Best Horror Novel, 2010 Aurealis Awards)
Tremble, City of Salisbury
Short Stories:
Milk and Honey, Ecopunk! (forthcoming)
She Says, Island Magazine Issue #148
The Dog Pit, Cthulhu: Deep Down Under (Honorable Mention in Best Horror of the Year Volume 8, reprinted in the Year's Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2015,reprinted in Pseudopod)
When the Cheerful Misogynist Came to True-Town, Everything is a Graveyard (collection)
The Glorious Aerybeth, On Spec Magazine #97 (Finalist, Best Science Fiction Short Story, 2014 Aurealis Awards)
L'Hombre, Everything is a Graveyard (collection)
Art, Ink (with Martin Livings), Antipodean SF #180
Day One of the Fog, After the World Magazine
Pigroot Flat, Midnight Echo #8 (Finalist, Short Fiction Category, 2012 Australian Shadows Awards, reprinted in Year's Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2012)
Rolling for Fetch, Aurealis Magazine #49
Eating Gnashdal, "Anywhere but Earth", Couer De Lion Publishing
A Clockwork Arthur, After the World Magazine #3
Two Kinds of Sleep, Every Day Fiction
Goggy, Midnight Echo #5 (winner 2010 AHWA Flash Fiction Competition)
Hunting Rufus, Midnight Echo #5 (reprinted in Year's Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2011)
Goodnights to Heaven, Necroscope
The Ward of Hours, An Eclectic Slice of Life
gunning for a tinkerman, Aurealis Magazine #44 (Honorable Mention in Best Horror of the Year Volume 3)
The School Bus, Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #46 (Highly Recommended, HorrorScope 2010 Recommended Reading List, reprinted in Year's Best Australian Fantasy and Horror Vol 1)
The House of Nameless, Writers of the Future Vol XXVI (shortlisted, Best Short Story, 2011 Ditmar Awards, Recommended Reading List, Year's Best Australian Fantasy and Horror Vol 1)
Sebastian, Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #44 (Recommended, HorrorScope 2010 Recommended Reading List)
Starship Zamedi, Zombonauts anthology
Busking, Midnight Echo #3 (winner 2009 AHWA Short Story Competition, Finalist 2009 Australian Shadows Awards – Short fiction, reprinted in Award Winning Australian Writing 2010)
Inventory, Brain Harvest
for want of a jesusman, Aurealis #42 (Honorable Mention in Best Horror of the Year Vol 2, reprinted in Year's Best Australian Science Fiction and Fantasy Vol 5)
Houndkin, Eclecticism #9 (reprinted in An Eclectic Slice of Life)
A Rose for Becca, Borderlands #11 (Honorable Mention in Best Horror of the Year Vol 2)
The Imogen Effect, Farrago's Wainscot
The Patchwork Palace, "Masques" edited by CSFG (Honorable Mention in Best Horror of the Year Vol 2)
Plebiscite AV3X, Apex Magazine (reprinted in "Descended from Darkness" anthology)
Rick Gets a Job, Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #37 (Finalist, 2008 Australian Shadows Awards)
Undead Camels Ate Their Flesh, "Dreaming Again" edited by Jack Dann (Honorable Mention in the Year's Best Science Fiction: Twenty-Sixth Annual Collection)
A Bride Beyond the Gate, Antipodean SF #121
Blue Hands, Dog Vs Sandwich, March 2008
Toilet Town, Antipodean SF #108
Seed, Antipodean SF #96
Empire's End, Antipodean SF #91
Pokeman, Antipodean SF #90
Mummy Come Quick, Antipodean SF #87
Kindness, Visions Newsletter #29
Fantasy Story, Antipodean SF #82
Song for the Lost, Antipodean SF #80
Planets to Avoid, Australian Science Fiction Forum, October 2004
The Anubis Device, Antipodean SF #75
The Dog Pit, Pseudopod #540
Defy the Grey Kings, PodCastle #438
Undead Camels Ate Their Flesh, Terra Incognita SF Podcast #26
for want of a jesusman, Terra Incognita SF Podcast #18
Computer Game Work
Treasure of Light, Story City
The Harvest, EEEK! #2, Black House Comics
Tusk, serialised in Terra Magazine, Black House Comics (illustrated prose)
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All archived stories | The Janus Trick (series) | Tucker's Galleria (series)
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Gid Gibson of Steele was in Hayti
Paints and window glass at Letter's
W. H. Finch was in Caruthersvillo
handles first
P. M. Porltins
The now Kolin building is going up
right along.
Edison phonographs and records at
Leflor's. 24tf
Tom Douglas of Kcnnett was in Hny
ti Friday.
Tj. L. Leller made a business trip to
Cairo last week.
Rev. Allen Rankin of Steele was in
Tfayti Friday.
John Nash, a CliatTce liremtin, was
in Hayti last week.
Wall paper, carpet paper and build
ing paper at Lefler's. 24tf
Mrs. Kd Gotcher visited a sick aunt
atSenath last week.
.7. G. Sarins and family were in Ca
ruthersvillo Saturday.
Paints, oils and glnss. Dr. Traut
mann's Drugs Store. 2(5
Uncle Tom Miles was out from Ca
ruthersville Sunday.
C S. York was out from Caruthers
ville last Thursday.
Whito goods tho best and most at
tractive line in town. L. 0. Averlll.
The Civic Lcuguc is gottlng up u
play. Watch for the announcement.
Spencer & Ingle do alt kinds of drav
ing promptly andchoaply. Phono 05.
Prof. II. L..
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Caruthersvillo Mon-
Glnes of all kinds
mann's Drug Store,
at Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lum Leller visited in
Kennett Tuesday.
(.'has. Goodrich was out from Oa
ruthersville Sunday.
Ferrell Downing and wife of Kennett
visited in Hayti Sunday.
F. M. Perkins Bells the Johnston
mower, the best on earth. 26
The 4th Sunday in May ischildrens'
day at Marvin Chapel.
The Sanders Bros, new building is
now receiving the plaster.
Cole & Lilly's double body paint, at
Dr. Trautmann's Drug Store. 26
Emmet Varner and family visited in
Caruthersvillo Saturday.
B. L. Guffy attended to business at
Caruthorsville Saturday.
Use the best, Sonour's floor paint.
Dr. Trautmann's Drug Store. 26
J. S. Trainor made a business trip
to Curuthersville Saturday.
A. J. Dorris is doing considerable
improving to his residence.
Elmer Stephens attended to business
at St. Louis this week.
Charlie Wells went down to Ca
ruthersvillo Monday night.
W. A. Maxey and wife of Bragga
docio were in Hayti Monday.
Buy your machine oil from F.
Perkins. He handles the beat.
W. B. Gordon and family were Ca
ruthersvillo visitors Saturday.
Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Lamp's
special brew, Uarutheraville.
Miss Ethel Dunklin visited in Ca
ruthersvillo Saturday evening.
The Pilot Disk Cultivator takes the
lead. For sale by F. M. Perkjns. -6
J. A. Faris of Braggadocio attend
ed to business in Hayti Monday.
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hoe is for sale by F. M. Perkins. -6
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ed to legal business at Hayti Monday.
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Eggs, $1.25 per betting. 1. S. Kaven
Btein. 10tf
Stella Karnes and Susie Hughes of
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I will accommodate those wanting
Lime, Brick or Cement. P. S. Raven
stein. 24tf
Murray Phillips, cashier of tho New
Madrid Hanking Co., was in Hayti
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an ordinance to create tho ollico of
Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Lomp's
lateBt and best special brew. Caruth
ersvllle. Uolloigh Gotcher, who has been in
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this week.
E. Alsup puts down and repairs
pumps. Charges reasonable, lry
his work. 26 4!
Jas. Hassler W and A. Fields 1
davs work is the latest addition to the
grading fund. ""
Farmers, if you are in neod of a
Cultivator, it will pay you to see F.
M. Perkins. 26
W. O. Tibbs has returned from a
four month's visit to the Gulf Coast
Country of Texas.
Piano and Organ for sale, at a bar
gain. Firatclass condition. G. W.
Dorris, Hayti. 17tf
The I. O. O. F. will organize at
Steele May 1. Tho Hayti lodge will
bo there in numbers.
Egg shells wanted, lc a pound,
delivered at A. J. Dorris' Btoro. Mrs.
Hattie Darnell. 26 4t
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson were
blessed with the arrival of a little girl,
Saturday morning.
We are glad to inform tho people
that tho firm of Culpepper and Jackson
will not leave Hayti.
Mrs. J. W. McFarland and Miss
Masol Wilks were visitors from Ca
ruthersville Sunday.
Judge H. C. Schult passed through
Hayti Monday, enrouto home from
a business trip to Chaffee.
The Dyer butchor shop was broken
into Saturday night, and one ham
and two sides of bacon taken.
A new girl arrived at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Turner the other
day, Dr. Trautmann olliciating.
Save your money. Buy your lum
ber, shingles, building material, etc.,
fromC. W. Frick, at reasonable prices.
The case of Albert Little, charged
with killing Ed Langdnn last year,
is on trial at Caruthersville this week.
Do you know that you can save
money by buying building material,
shingles, fencing, etc., from 0. W.
Frick? "'
Pemiscot Argus: The Misses Lotitia
McFarland and Miller of Hayti visit
ed friends and relatives here last Sun
day. The Hayti Storage has coupon books
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Here is one of those songs that I keep on repeat. True, it is not your typical country song, but the lyrics are really good, and so is the way the lead singer performs this song!
I think everyone knows a guy like the one that Gunnar and The Grizzly Boys are singing about, and being so close to Independence Day, this is my new favorite song!


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|Top-rated center Tyler Seguin opened some eyes at the NHL combine with his workouts — and chiseled frame. (Darren Calabrese/Canadian Press via Ap)
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TORONTO — Jim Gregory, ex-general manager of the Maple Leafs and longtime NHL front office executive, gave an old acquaintance a pleasant smile and knowing nod yesterday as he made his way around the NHL combine at an airport hotel.
"OK, Jimmy, c'mon,'' said the veteran wag from Boston, "who's your first pick in the draft?''
Without hesitation, and with his eyebrows lifted higher than the old Garden rafters, he offered, "Bobby Orr!''
Great choice, no matter what the era, but just a few decades behind the play.
Meanwhile, unless something changes dramatically the next 3-4 weeks, Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli won't have too much angst over his first pick in the draft on June 25. He's holding the second pick, delivered courtesy of the Maple Leafs via last September's swap of Phil Kessel to Toronto, and will choose either center Tyler Seguin or right wing Taylor Hall, each considered five-star stud prospects, and rated 1-2 respectively by the NHL's Central Scouting Bureau.
Both Seguin and Hall were on display at the combine, though only Seguin went through the rigorous paces of yesterday's station-by-station (11 total) physical testing inside a steamy Sutton Ballroom. Hall politely opted out of the process, granted special dispensation for lingering injuries (a tender back, in particular) from a season in which he just won his second title as Memorial Cup MVP. Seguin impressed one and all, for his general poise and polished demeanor as well as his eye-catching workouts, including such top-end numbers as 39 sit-ups, 29 push-ups, and 14 bench presses of 150 pounds. Those repetitions must be done with perfect form.
"Did you see him with his shirt off?'' said an impressed Chiarelli, Seguin among the most chiseled teenagers, his biceps and triceps particularly developed. "It's pretty impressive . . . the muscle development and the girth, the mass.''
Hall, listed as 13 pounds heavier (185 vs. 172) than Seguin, actually looked leaner, certainly less bulky. Based on that eyeball comparison, it would have been interesting to see how his test numbers would have fared vs. Seguin. Chiarelli, though, didn't sound like a man who doubts Hall's upside or physical prowess.
"He's a real competitor,'' said Chiarelli, focusing on Hall's exceptional play in the Memorial Cup tourney, junior hockey's equivalent of the Stanley Cup. "He competed and he won't take no for an answer . . . wants to get to that net. He wins.''
All in all, Chiarelli and Co. will leave the draft in Los Angeles with their most highly-touted prospect since the franchise made Joe Thornton the No. 1 pick in 1997. Which one goes to Boston will be determined by the Oilers, who hold the No. 1 pick. Chiarelli said he met Edmonton GM Steve Tambellini the other night for a beer, but the execs didn't discuss their somewhat awkward, symbiotic existence atop the amateur draft's totem pole. At some point, they will talk, said Chiarelli.
Selecting Seguin or Hall will have ramifications up and down the Boston lineup, one that Chiarelli again said delivered too many "peaks and valleys'' for his liking during the regular season. "I don't like the highs to be too high, or the lows to be too low,'' he said, adding the "sustained lows'' off 2009-10 were the most troubling.
All of which could/should contribute to some interesting changes in the coming weeks and months, with the selection of Seguin or Hall among the first steps in what could be an aggressive Boston makeover.
"Yes,'' said Chiarelli, "it will have a bearing in what direction we go in.''
The draft itself comes smack dab in the middle of the NHL's two-week buyout window leading up to July 1 free agency. During Chiarelli's four years on Causeway St., he has bought out the likes of Peter Schaefer, Glen Murray, and Patrick Eaves (a procedure crafted around the Aaron Ward trade to Carolina and the UFA acquisition of Derek Morris).
Michael Ryder would have to be considered a possible buyout this June, given his futile regular-season campaign. He showed a little more life and pop in the playoffs, but enough to keep him on the books at $4 million? It could be that a $2.64 million savings against the cap will be a more attractive figure to Boston's front office.
Marco Sturm cannot be bought out because of a knee injury and he has one year left at $3.5 million. If he were convinced that the road back is too long, just as Alexei Zhamnov was when Mike O'Connell was GM, then he could call it quits with full pay (much of it covered by insurance) and his cap figure would be deleted from the 2010-11 payroll.
Blake Wheeler, a restricted free agent July 1, carried a cap hit of $2.825 million last season. He is a prime candidate to be dealt, following a sophomore season that was maddeningly inconsistent. Add up a Ryder buyout, a Sturm walkaway, and a Wheeler trade, and that's some $9 million in cap money jingling in Chiarelli's deepened pocket. It certainly would make for more shopping power, some of it no doubt to be spent on securing unrestricted free agent defenseman Dennis Seidenberg to a new deal.
Take the highs and lows of the 2009-10 regular season and mix in an epic collapse in the playoffs, and what you've got is a GM who should find it easier to make roster decisions both bold and aggressive.
"It makes it easier, yes it does'' agreed Chiarelli, four full seasons now logged in the Boston front office.
An intriguing summer, with Seguin or Hall just the start of it.
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12th International Mammalogical Congress
On behalf of the International Federation of Mammalogists and the Australian Mammal Society Inc., the Organising Committee is pleased to invite you to attend the 12th International Mammalogical Congress, to be held in July 2017 in a unique part of the world: Perth, in Australia's southwest.
At a time when the IUCN has identified that 25% of mammal species are at risk, the need for continued global mammal research and management strengthens. Addressing this need requires a strong inter-disciplinary knowledge base.
The International Mammalogical Congress is the premier international mammal conference, sponsored every four years by the IFM. It provides an important forum for professional mammalogists wishing to remain Wallabyupdated on the latest marine and terrestrial mammal conservation topics, research concepts and techniques. IMC12 will bring together the diverse global community of professionals and students in the field of mammalian biology and facilitate collaboration through our international network of practitioners.
The theme of IMC12 is Advances in mammalogy in a changing world, encouraging discussion of emerging themes, future challenges and novel solutions in mammal biology, conservation and management.
IMC12 will identify and discuss leading research and scholarship in mammalogy, together with the challenges of mammal conservation and management. Prominent international speakers will provide fresh perspectives on current topics relevant to mammal research and management. The Congress will encourage active participation, including focused workshops, and will identify pathways for long-term mammal research and conservation.
The IMC12 Organising Committee looks forward to welcoming delegates from throughout the world to this unique venue 'down under'. The Congress will be held from Sunday 9th to Friday 14th July 2017.
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Citing a highly placed source, Boy Genius Report has learned that Verizon is currently testing the iPad on its CDMA network
According to a highly placed source of ours, Verizon Wireless is currently testing Apple iPad devices on their network. We have been told that the model they are testing is a CDMA-compatible device, and while our source mentioned LTE in some capacity (possibly another model), we haven't been able to independently confirm that part of it.
Before Steve Jobs introduced the iPad back in January, it was widely believed that the device would run on Verizon. Naturally, some folks were none too thrilled when AT&T was announced as the exclusive data provider for the device. Some have speculated that AT&T was able to put itself in that position by modifying their original 5-year iPhone contract with Apple – which, of course, has led to even more speculation that Jobs will announce a CDMA capable iPhone at next week's WWDC event.


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New Hampshire Street View Tours
Here are some examples of tours that we have done throughout New Hampshire. We have done many tours, and have chosen a variety to demonstrate that all businesses, big and small, benefit from a Street View Tour by Make it Active! Virtual tours are a great addition to any online marketing campaign, and as an SEO agency that provides dozens of services, we would argue it's one of the things that offers the most long term value, for the lowest overall cost.
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Sphere's are required to be taken 3-10 feet apart to qualify for the Google Street View program. For example, a large store, with several isles, is going to take many more sphere's than three, but depending on how large and complex the isles are, depends on what the final price would be. Please contact us now to get an accurate quote for your location.


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Sunday 24th April
For many Catholics accustomed to thinking about eternal life in heaven, Revelation's picture of the new Jerusalem descending to a re-created earth may come as a surprise. However, a close look at the Catechism shows that it devotes one section to "Heaven" (1023–29), and after the section on the "Last Judgment" (1038–41) comes a separate section on "The Hope of the New Heaven and the New Earth" (1042–50).
Summing up the Catechism, heaven is where "those who die in God's grace and friendship" go to live with Christ immediately after death (or after their purification is complete in Purgatory), before the resurrection of their bodies (1023). They live there in a "communion of life and love with the Trinity, with the Virgin Mary, the angels and all the blessed" (1024), a reality beyond human understanding. In heaven, God gives human beings the ability to see him in his heavenly †glory, what theologians describe as "the †beatific vision" (1028).
However, turning now to Catechism 1042–48, the ultimate future of God's people—after the resurrection and the last judgment—is to reign with Christ in a re-created cosmos. Then "the Kingdom of God will come in its fullness. . . . the righteous will reign forever with Christ, glorified in body and soul. The universe itself will be renewed" (1042). "In this new universe, the heavenly Jerusalem, God will have his dwelling among men [cf. Rev 21:5]" (1044). "We know neither the moment of the consummation of the earth and of man, nor the way in which the universe will be transformed" (1048, emphasis original).
So what's the difference? When the kingdom of God comes in its fullness, God's people will have new bodies and live on a renewed earth. Nevertheless, there is continuity between heaven now and the new creation in the future age: in both, human beings enjoy the beatific vision; in both, they reign with Christ; in both, they are freed from all suffering and sorrow. If heaven is defined as where God is present and reigns completely, it is clear that when the new heaven and the new earth are created, heaven comes to earth.
For many centuries Christian hope has focused on heaven. In contrast, the hope of the early Christians centered on the return of Christ (Titus 2:13), the resurrection of the dead, and the full establishment of God's kingdom as expressed in the Lord's Prayer: "Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven." Without lessening our desire to go to heaven when we die, we Christians would do well to set our hope on the full and final establishment of Christ's kingdom on earth.


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I used the standard Naga for a while and it was ok. Too many buttons though. I switched to the Naga Hex and haven't been happier.
I'm on my 3rd Naga is 2 years because they break easily. One the connection died, the other the right click died. Logitech just came out with thre won version of the Naga, it's very nice.
My Razer has always been kinda funny. It works, don't get me wrong, but here's my gripes:
1)- When I plug it into my laptop, it takes a very long time before it tracks. This is the case for every laptop I have tried, which is annoying. I eventually stopped bringing it along because of this.
2)- The buttons "feel" identical. The buttons are tiny don't have any distinguishing shapes. You have to practice like crazy to be able to get say, the upper right versus the far right (these feel like "all the way back and a bit up" and "all the way back" respectively).
3)- The mouse has a sort of strange feel to it for me.
What I like about it: accurate pointer tracking, small form, buttons.
I'm going to echo what a lot of posters in here have already said: get a G600. I've been recommending this mouse to all my guildies. It's absolutely aces. It has that same field of buttons, but each one is different feeling, so you quickly learn how to press one but not the other. They also aren't all tiny and inset, but each has depth and is generally much better. Plus, it comes with an option to have it flow rainbow colors, which is totally great :P
The configuration tool for Logitech is IMO the best in the industry, super quick to configure, never had a tech issue. I know it sounds all fanboy, but I really think they bring the goods for now.
Playing on a mac and Logitech don't have a config tool for us, Razer does.
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I've had mine for about 2 or 3 years and it's still going strong. Not sure what you guys are doing to your mice.
I got a naga molten the day the came out, still going strong.. had ZERO issues with the buttons. It'll get replaced when it dies.. with another naga, no hesitation.
Just buy the mouse from Best Buy. Pay the extra $15 for the 2 year protection plan. Free mice for life whenever it dies, and it will die razor products are shit.
I have had a naga for just over a year and I love it. Couldn't recommend it more, as long as you get used to it; just gives so many extra binds.
Logitech G600 beats Naga in every way, so no, it's not worth it.
Had mine going on 3 yrs with no issues at all. 3 of the number pads buttons dont light up anymore, but that is more cosmetics. I highly recommend and cant imagine gaming without it. the logitech one is good too, feels a little bulkier and the buttons are more pronounced. i never found use for the added buttons compared to the naga.
Definitely worth it. I've had mine since early 2011 and I still love it.
Strength Determination Merciless Forever
They are great and really useful in practically all games..it's just they break incredibly quickly and cost tons >.< Got my current one last march and no problems yet so just got to keep hoping :P
After reading all these responses, I'm rather stumped on whether razer nagas trumph logitech G600s.
I've only used basic logitech mice all my life, but they've never failed to break in some form within a year. I'm not some kind of rager, but I do like to click a lot. I guess judging by this, a razer naga would last me a couple of months at best.
It'll tremendously increase your skills to use a mouse with buttons.
But lol as long as we're trading "breaking" stories. My mouse buttons never broke but sometimes the special button on the top left near Left Click would be weird and not work all the time. And also, after about like 8 months? My Razer Left Click button got fucked up and would double click all the time, making it impossible to highlight anything or really use the internet on my desktop effectively.
Well i`m happy with mine one have it from 3 months and change mine gameplay alot makes some keybinds more easly only have problems with Vodhooaddon but there mine old normal 5 keys mouse works perfect
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Being called foolhardy just means regrets and limits won't ever stop you.
On another hand, a mouse with so many buttons as the Naga or other similar mouse is the greatest thing a mmo player could have.
I have my Naga for a year now, there's no problem with it, it automatically installed the drivers when i plugged it the first time, never had a driver issue with it, none of the buttons show any signs of starting to malfunction as people state every Naga will after a few months. It could well pass for a new out-of-the-box mouse today, if it wasn't for it being dirty.... i... i sweat a lot from my hands...
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Icing for Sweet Potato Praline Bread
- 1/2 c. brown sugar
- 2 tbsp. butter
- 1 c. roasted pecans, chopped
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- Cook brown sugar until melted over medium heat. Add butter, cook 2 minutes. Add pecans and remove heat. Cool in bowl. Add powdered sugar and half of water, blend. Add more water as needed to make a thin icing. Remove bread from pan while hot and ice the sweet potato-banana bread. Cool


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The early name of the Fort Worth Professional Musicians Association was Fort Worth Musicians Protective Association. It is Local 72 of the American Federation of Musicians.
Correspondence, 1934-1960; contracts, 1919-1970; scrapbook, 1948-1961; charter, 1898; directories, 1927-1984; roster, 1918; photographs, 1916-1970;
Open for research.
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Tuesday's Trojan results
Shakopee defeated New Prague 3-1 in a Missota Conference girls hockey game in New Prague. Dani Kocina scored the only goal for the Trojans (7-8-1, 1-3-1 Missota). New Prague will host Red Wing Friday, Jan. 7.
New Prague's boys hockey team scored two goals in a four-second span of the third period to defeat Shakopee 4-2. Trojan goals were by Adam Corr, Jack Pexa, Zach Adams and Luke Lijewski. Joe Morris stopped 32 shots. New Prague (4-6-1, 2-0 Missota) travels to Red Wing Thursday, Jan. 6.
The Trojan girls basketball team defeated Northfield 80-51 at Northfield.


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