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Welcome to the Sega Megadrive and Sega Genesis retro video game section of Retroscene.
Please feel free to browse our selection of classic Sega Megadrive and Sega Genesis video games that are for sale.
We have a mixture of fully boxed Megadrive retro games, boxed without instructions and cartridge only games to suit most budgets.
Most of the video games are UK/PAL format so are designed to run only on an European/PAL Sega Megadrive console. US and Japanese games do come into stock from time to time and will be clearly marked as US or Japanese.
The majority of US Genesis games will work on a UK/PAL Megadrive without problems.
If you are looking for certain Sega Megadrive games that are not listed here, then check out the Retro Games Clearance section which has classic games for many formats at reduced prices.


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Tenba Cineluxe Shoulder Bag 24
Over the last 30 years, I've used all sorts of bags and cases to store and transport my cameras. I've used hard case, and soft bags. I've used cases that claim to be soft but sturdy, but ultimate fall apart, thus putting my gear in jeopardy. For the last month I've been using the Tenba Ceneluxe Shoulder Bag 24, and it has moved to the top of my list of bags that make it easy to store my cameras and take them on the road.
The Cineluxe line of bags are designed for professional camcorders and ENG rigs, but if you are someone that has multiple DSLRs (I have three that I routinely use), the Cineluxe Shoulder Bag 24 will work for those as well. For the ENG camera, the Cineluxe Should Bag 24 is bigger than I thought it would be - not only in length (it is big enough to store your camera with lens and battery), but it is also big enough so you can leave the baseplate, matte box, and monitor attached.
This bag is super easy to get into thanks to the doctor bag design that keeps the bag closed with a single zipper, but opens fully so you can access everything inside with ease. I've used bags that have a flat top with a double zipper and velcro to secure the bag, and within the year, at least one zipper is broken and the velcro is coated with junk picked up from production travels. The Tenba bag has held up well during my testing which has included miles and miles of travel along dirty country roads, as well as being in the back of my Jeep that is often less than spotless. The double handle (which connects together via velcro wrap) is comfortable enough in my hand even when the bag is fully loaded. There is also a high quality strap that attaches to the bag on solid d-hooks that I don't think will ever come loose or rip.
Inside, there is a strap that will secure the camera to keep it from flopping around, as well as a padded "pillow" for the lens to rest on while in transit. I like this extra touch a lot, as it means I don't have to put a towel under the lens when traveling. As far as other lenses go, there are three padded enclosures that can be used for extra lenses, cables, batteries, and miscellaneous gear. If you use filters with your matte box, there are two padded wraps and a padded zippered pouch to keep that glass free from damage.
Three exterior pouches can be used for microphones, cables, clapboard, production notes, and so. This is one of the biggest single camera bags I've used, and I'm still finding places to put stuff that used to be scattered among many smaller bags when I was on a shoot.
While the Cineluxe Shoulder Bag 24 has a heavy duty strap so you can sling this over your shoulder, at times the bag is a bit too big to wield easily. If you are moving from the equipment truck or your personal vehicle to the shoot location, this bag works great, but if you are in a crowded environment, you're going to find moving around easily a bit difficult. This bag is also too big for airplane carry on - Tenba makes smaller bags that would work for that kind of travel.
This bag is also not completely waterproof. The bottom panel is waterproof, so if your bag needs to sit on a wet sidewalk while you shoot, your gear will be okay, but this not a case you can leave out in the pouring rain, even with water-repellant nylon covering the bag.
At $259.95 the Tenba Cineluxe Should Bag 24 is less expensive than other quality bags of the same dimensions. While it may be a bit of a sticker shock at first, when it comes to quickly accessing your camera in a run and gun or documentary situation, this bag really impressed me. I'm giving the Tenba Cineluxe Shoulder Bag 24 a Strong Buy Recommendation.
Cost: $259.95
Exterior Dimensions
24W X 14.25H X 14D in. (61 X 36 X 36 cm)
Interior Dimensions
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Stephen Schleicher has crossed the country several times over the last couple of years going from Kansas to Atlanta , Georgia, and Southern California. In his time traveling, he has worked as an editor, graphic designer, videographer, director, and producer on a variety of video productions ranging from small internal pieces, to large multimedia
corporate events.
Currently, Stephen shares his knowledge with students at Fort Hays State University who are studying media and web development in the Information Networking and Telecommunications department. When he is not shaping the minds of university students, Stephen continues to work on video and independent projects for State and local agencies and organizations as well as his own ongoing works.
He is also a regular contributor to Digital Producer, Creative Mac, Digital Webcast, Digital Animators, and the DV Format websites, part of the Digital Media Online network of communities (www.digitalmedianet.com), where he writes about the latest technologies, and gives tips and tricks on everything from Adobe After Effects, to Apple's Final Cut Pro, LightWave 3D, to shooting and lighting video.
He has a Masters Degree in Communication from Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas. As a forward thinker, he wrote his Thesis on how Information Islands and e-commerce would play a major role in keeping smaller communities alive. This of course was when 28.8 dialup was king and people hadn't even invented the word e-commerce.
And, he spends what little free time he has biking, reading, traveling around the country, and contemplating the future of digital video and its impact on our culture. You can reach him at [email protected]
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Another View: Amendments to the Senate casino bill make it worth passingBY REP. GARY S. AZARIAN
May 21. 2013 4:50PM
Today, House lawmakers will cast their votes on Senate Bill 152, a plan to allow a casino in our state. This proposal has overwhelming support of the public, as polls show two-thirds support gambling.
Both candidates for governor, Gov. Maggie Hassan and Republican Ovide Lamontange, campaigned last fall in support of a casino plan. SB 152 received a bipartisan 16-8 vote from the Senate earlier this year, the highest vote total a casino bill ever received from that body. The plan creates a solid foundation for the gambling debate.
A special committee of 45 House members set about the task of finding the best ways possible to build on this foundation and create a strong gambling proposal for fair consideration. The committee amendment addresses the concerns that were brought before the committee. Over the course of many days of research, review and testimony, a number of us in the House crafted an amendment to improve SB 152.
Among the improvements:
• Stronger and more timely regulations to be in place before the casino is licensed;
• A casino application process that is fair to all prospective applicants;
• Improved oversight and enforcement to protect against criminal activity, undue political influence and corruption;
• Specific language to encourage the hiring of New Hampshire residents;
• Enhanced protections for charitable gaming as well as existing entertainment venues.
We listened to the concerns of those who wanted a stronger proposal. We heard from our constituents who want to pass gambling, but only a plan that will ensure long-term revenues, minimal impacts and strict regulations.
We crafted this improved plan with the full intention of offering it to the committee, and we expected a majority would support our idea. Unfortunately, no vote was taken and the debate was prematurely cut short.
But we know the committee amendment is the right approach to take. This plan will be offered to the full House today, and we believe our colleagues will recognize the improvements.
Opponents have tried to argue the original plan is too flawed and not worth any work. It's not enough to say the bill is flawed and just give up. That is giving in to the will of opponents who do not want to see any gambling proposal pass the House. It's an excuse, and it is not how we do things in the Legislature.
That's not why voters sent us to Concord. They expect us to do our work and finish the job. There's a lot at stake.
SB 152 will bring hundreds of millions of new private investment dollars into New Hampshire for the construction of a new high-end, highly regulated casino. This huge capital investment is being made with private funds, but will certainly benefit a multitude of local building and building supply companies. It will also lead to greatly expanded permanent employment opportunities once the casino commences operations.
In addition, the casino will provide critically needed revenue to meet state and local needs, helping to close gaps in funding for higher education, school building and other local aid, uncompensated care by hospitals, mental health and addiction services, and assistance with economic development in the North Country. These are non-tax dollars that have the support of an overwhelming number of voters, the New Hampshire Senate and the governor.
With Massachusetts aggressively moving forward with expanded gambling, if New Hampshire does not develop a plan, the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies concluded the state will lose $75 million a year to Massachusetts in rooms and meals tax revenue, lottery revenue and social costs. The time has come.
We urge our colleagues to give us a chance to respect public opinion and move forward now, before we lose out to Massachusetts. Let's have the debate.
Rep. Gary S. Azarian of Salem is a Republican member of the House Ways and Means Committee.


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A man armed with a handgun robbed a doughnut shop in Claremont on Friday.
The man walked into Yum Yum Donuts at 366 S. Indian Hill Blvd., pulled out a handgun and demanded cash from the register.
The clerk handed him money, police said.
The robber fled the store and ran through the parking lot.
He is Asian or Latino, 21 to 27-years-old and 5-feet-6 inches tall. He weighs 160 to 170 pounds and has dark hair.
Police said he wore a white shirt with dark stripes, blue pants and black shoes with white laces.
Anyone with information may call Claremont police, 909-399-5411.
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Best-Selling Books Week Ended August 23rd.
1. "Four: A Divergent Collection" by Veronica Roth (Katherine Tegen Books)
2. "Percy Jackson's Greek Gods" by Rick Riordan (Disney Press)
3. "Mean Steak" by Sandra Brown (Grand Central)
4. "Insurgent" by Veronica Roth (Katherine Tegen Books)
5. "Allegiant" by Veronica Roth (Katherine Tegen Books)
6. "Wonder" by R.J. Palacio (Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers)
7. "Colorless Tsukuru Tazki and His Years of Pilgrimage" by Haruki Murakami (Knopf)
8. "Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus" by Tom Angleberger (Amulet)
9. "Frozen" by Victoria Saxon (Random House Disney)
10. "Love Letters" by Debbie Macomber (Ballantine)
1. "Player's Handbook: A Core Rule by Wizards RPG Team (Wizards of the Coast)
2. "Minecraft: Redstone Handbook" by Scholastic (Scholastic)
3. "Minecraft: Essential Handbook" by Scholastic (Scholastic)
4. "Strengths Finder 2.0" by Tom Rath (Gallup Press)
5. "One Nation: What We Can All Do" by Ben Carson (Sentinel)
6. "Jesus Calling: Enjoying Peace in His Presence" by Sarah Young (Thomas Nelson)
7. "America: Imagine a World Without Her" by Dinesh D'Souza (Regenry Publishing)
8. "Minecraft: Combat Handbook" by Scholastic (Scholastic)
9. "The Way Forward" by Paul Ryan (Twelve)
10. "The Organized Mind" by Daniel J. Levitin (Dutton Books)
1. "If I Stay" by Gayle Forman (Penguin)
2. "Big Little Lies" by Liane Moriarty (Penguin)
3. "Outlander" by Diana Gabaldon (Random House)
4. "Upside Down" by Fern Michaels (Kensington Publishing)
5. "Where She Went" by Gayle Forman (Penguin)
6. "The Giver" by Lois Lowry (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)
7. "Mean Streak" by Sandra Brown (Grand Central)
8. "Not a Drill" by Lee Child (Random House)
9. "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green (Penguin)
10. "The Goldfinch" by Donna Tartt (Little, Brown)
1. "The Boys in the Boat" by Daniel James Brown (Viking Press)
2. "The Path Between the Seas" by David McCullough (Simon & Schuster)
3. "Unbroken: A World War II Story" by Laura Hillenbrand (Random House)
4. "The Power of No" by James Altucher (Hay House)
5. "Cocuonut Oil for Beginners" by Rockridge Press (Rockridge Press)
6. "How to Disappear" by Frank M. Ahearn (Rowman & Littlefield)
7. "Tips For Using Your Slow Cooker" by Phyliss Pellman Good (Good Books)
8. "The Freemasons" by Jasper Ridley (Arcade)
9. "Mindfulness Made Simple" by Calistoga Press (Callisto Media)
10. "In the Kingdom of Ice" by Hampton Sides (Knopf Doubleday)
Nielsen BookScan gathers point-of-sale book data from about 16,000 locations across the U.S., representing about 85 percent of the nation's book sales. Print-book data providers include all major booksellers and Web retailers, and food stores. E-book data providers include all major e-book retailers. Free e-books and those sold for less than 99 cents are excluded. The fiction and nonfiction lists in all formats include both adult and juvenile titles; the business list includes only adult titles. The combined lists track sales by title across all print and e-book formats; audio books are excluded. Refer questions to Michael.Boone(at)wsj.com.
For the extended, interactive and searchable version of this list, visit http://books.usatoday.com/list/index


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By Larry Brogan
Courtesy of Tattoo Road Trip: Your portfolio is your most important tool. Why? Because it gets you the JOB. Your portfolio is what sells your skills…
A solid portfolio represents the type of work you want to do, and is the surest way for you to do more of it. If you hate to tattoo little crosses and tribal designs, for example, then leave them out of your book and off your website. If all you want to tattoo is color portraits, fill it full of portraits. If you have not done enough to fill a portfolio, then do them on yourself or friends for free. You need to show the world that you can tattoo before they are going to ask you for it. Many of the early tattoos that got me noticed were done for free or in trade with friends who traveled to conventions and showed off my work.
There are many different ways to present your portfolio: a simple photo album, a slide show on a laptop, a collage of photos in a frame, the Internet or even your iPod. Whatever works best for you to get people to see your work is fine, but I prefer a typical photo album with large, full-sized 8½" x 11" photo paper that I print directly from my computer–quite often on the day I do the tattoo. People like to put their hands on things, and being able to sit in a chair with your book in their lap just might make them a little more comfortable with your work.
It is better to have a portfolio of your few best pieces than a bunch of old tattoos for which you don't want to be remembered. You may feel bad for taking so-and-so's tattoo out of your book, but, if you are beyond that point in your stills, take it out and start a whole new book with only your ten or fifteen best. Better to keep the portfolio small rather than making it so large that people get bored or overwhelmed. Do not let hurt feelings stand in the way of your progression as an artist and, if people give you a hard time, explain to them that you are only showing your most current work. And… if they would like to get a new tattoo that is more representative of where you are today as an artist, you would be happy to schedule an appointment.
(Larry can be found at Tattoo City Skin Art Studio in Lockport, IL.)
Read more from Larry here:
Larry Brogan: Scheduling Appointments and Taking Deposits
Larry Brogan: Tattoo Convention Booth Set Up (Part I)
Larry Brogan: Developing a Style
Larry Brogan: Detailed Hand Drawn Stencils
Larry Brogan: How To Make Stencils with a Thermofax Machine


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LOS ANGELES -- Def Leppard has no shame.
When it comes to riding the fur-covered, animal print-lined coattails of "Rock of Ages," the big-screen musical that opened June 15 about love and hair bands in the 1980s, the group isn't shying away from commandeering some of the film's spotlight to remind everyone they're still around, and they're still rockin'. "Rock of Ages" was, after all, the title of a Def Leppard hit long before it was a Broadway musical.
The British band -- lead singer Joe Elliott, bassist Rick Savage, drummer Rick Allen and guitarists Phil Collen and Vivian Campbell -- re-recorded two of their songs that appear in the film, and they're teaming up with Poison and Lita Ford for a summer tour that kicked off Wednesday in Salt Lake City.
"The movie helps a lot without the momentum of something like a new album," said Elliott during a break from rehearsing for the tour, which they're not-so-subtly calling the "Rock of Ages" tour.
In the movie, Tom Cruise's out-there rocker Stacee Jaxx performs a splashy version of Def Leppard's 1987 "Pour Some Sugar on Me." The band was unavailable to film a cameo alongside the likes of Sebastian Bach and Debbie Gibson, who appear in the movie, but Elliott and Savage are fully supportive of the homage to the 1980s rock scene and believe it will lure new fans to their shows.
Q: You weren't associated with the "Rock of Ages" stage show but you are with the film. Why's that?
Joe Elliott: You could say with hindsight that we didn't make a wrong decision, we just made a decision. We revisited that decision when they threw out the idea of the film to us because they mentioned people like Tom Cruise and Alec Baldwin and Russell Brand and Catherine Zeta-Jones and the director who did "Hairspray."
Q: Did you ever in a million years think Tom Cruise would be singing one of your songs in a musical?
Rick Savage: It's not one of those things you think about, really.
Joe Elliott: Could you imagine if it was though? You get in the shower one day and go, "I wonder if Tom Cruise will ever sing 'Pour Some Sugar on Me?' "
Rick Savage: We were fortunate enough to check his filming out of that particular performance because we were both in Florida at the same time. We were about half an hour's drive away. We just had to get there as he was shooting some of the scenes. That was special in itself, just getting to meet the man.
Joe Elliott: It was pretty surreal, actually. We just walked into this little seedy club in Ft. Lauderdale, and there up on stage is Stacee Jaxx doing "Sugar." It's like, "What is this?" It's nuts.
Q: What did you think of his interpretation of the song?
Rick Savage: His voice was good.
Joe Elliott: Yeah, we were talking to him between takes, and he was a little put out that we were there at first, you know, "Uh oh. The queen's in town!" He said, "What do you think?" I said, "Can you sing?" He said, "No, I started like four or five months ago, just a couple of hours a day." He had other movies he was shooting, so it was like a part-time thing. I'm thinking, "Wow. If he's got that good in four or five months, that's much better than half the people on some of these talent shows."
Q: Why did you decide to release re-recorded versions of "Rock of Ages" and "Pour Some Sugar on Me" this summer?
Joe Elliott: Our work is not available on any digital domain, except for the last album, the "Mirrorball" album, because it's a catalog issue with the record label, so we just wanted studio versions of those songs available for this summer because of the film coming out.
Q: What was it like re-recording those classics?
Joe Elliott: We had to be really careful that we actually studied them, literally like forgeries. It's like Donald Pleasence in "The Great Escape" doing passports. It's got to be exactly the same to fool the old German guard. That's the same thing with these songs. We wanted them to have the same energy, that youthful exuberance we had in '83 and '87, so people that are sympathetic to our cause listen to them and say, "Wow, they've still got it. They can perform the songs the way they did back then."


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ATLANTA (AP) — If it seems like this game is going faster than the first semifinal that's because there is more of a flow to it. It probably won't turn into the foul-fest that slowed down the Louisville-Wichita State matchup.
Michigan doesn't foul much, and the Wolverines don't draw very many fouls either. At the end of the first half with Michigan leading 36-25 only eight fouls have been called.
Louisville and Wichita State combined for a total of 43 fouls.
On offense, Michigan is getting contributions from its bench. Caris LeVert — who at one point looked like he might redshirt the season — has made a couple 3-pointers. He had 11 3-pointers all season before the national semifinal.
Spike Albrecht has also hit one from beyond the arc.
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It seems that there is a lack of knowledge as to what the school board member's job is while holding the position.
*Editor's note: This opinion is in response to a lake view titled "Former members concerned with school board direction" by former Camdenton R-III school board members published in the Wednesday, March 20 Lake Sun.
It seems that there is a lack of knowledge as to what the school board member's job is while holding the position.
We have now heard from [Lake Media publisher] John Tucker and all the former school board members who are coming out to say what is wrong and pointing fingers but in reality are the three members they allude to wrong?
The job of a school board is to oversee the budget. They make decisions to renew contracts for all the staff. They look at how well certain departments used the funds given and whether or not the district received the services that were paid for in the manner they think appropriate.
They are also responsible to the parents as to whether they have done this job. Because the most important aspect is that they represent the public (the public, meaning all the citizens in Camden County who are in the district, whether they have children in the school system or not) . Not just the administration.
We had four board members vote for the Race to the Top grant when they knew it was not finished. [They] are guilty of not protecting the citizens of the Camdenton school district. This was a major Pelosi moment within the school board. How could they honestly claim to be voting in the best interest of the district when they did not even know what they were voting for? But yet, to read what Tucker had to say, they should have just gone along. Now we have all the former board members jumping on the band wagon. Are we to assume that they think it's OK to vote for unfinished grants as well. Is that how Camdenton school district has been run in the past?
Makes me wonder how well respresented we were when they were in office.
Did they realize that we had one board member make it a part of his arguement for pursuing the RTTT grant that we should go after the free money.
Is that the mentality we want to promote? When I see who signed the last letter, I would be shocked if they had that mentality. Most of them are in business for themselves and they sure would not run their businesses with that mentality.
The opposition within the school board boils down to one thing. There is old school politics going on. We have members who are not satisfied with the old school way. They are not willing to just go along. They ask questions, which by the way they are supposed to do. They take their positions seriously — acting in the manner of a school board member. Verifying information is important, as well as informing the public of issues that are being talked about such as RTTT and the ACLU lawsuit. We as the public had a right to know and we had a right to expect that the school board would act with in the best interest of their constituents. They did.


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This week on this blog, we posted an article on what boys can learn from girls' lacrosse. The article was re-posted on Lacrosse Playground and received several comments from what seem to be men, demeaning girls lacrosse as "inferior" to the boys' game. The comments called girls' lacrosse "lame" and the points present in the blog "a joke."
First, the Lacrosse IQ blog is focused on developing the Lacrosse IQ for all players and to develop a higher IQ, players and coaches must become students of the game and sports overall. Closing the mind to other sports – including those across the gender lines — will retard the development of a higher lacrosse IQ. Simply, when boys call another sport lame and fail to open their minds to learn from it, they deny themselves the ability to grow as athletes and lacrosse players. Lacrosse players can learn angles and anticipation from tennis, torque and follow-through from golf, bowling and baseball, vision from hockey and basketball, etc. If you're not learning as a lacrosse player, you're not growing.
Next, the post was written from the perspective of male lacrosse coaches, educators and former college players. The negative comments depict a pervasive attitude in men's lacrosse that a sport without contact is less-than and provides no insights into the sport overall. This could not be further from the truth and frankly undermines the boys' games and the development of players. Boys lacrosse players and coaches should be watching and learning from girls' lacrosse and vice versa. If you don't, you do so at your own peril because those who do, will develop a higher lacrosse IQ.
While the warlike element of lacrosse is often touted, lacrosse historians remind us that it was called the medicine game and the creator game and was seen as a spiritual journey and that's exactly how our boys and girls should view the sport… a journey.
Take the journey. Open the mind and develop the body. Grow your lacrosse IQ.
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Daccordi Rider wrote:"I didn't expect to see that scenario at the end, but I've spoken with Andy," Bruyneel told the team's website post-stage. "What's clear here is that he's had a lack of competition. We know that. We come here with different intentions other than to win. The main goal is to see how Andy is going in the mountains. With a lack of competition in his legs, in theory we will see him getting better this week and by the end of the week we can see where he really is. It's definitely better if things like this don't happen but it isn't a disaster."
What? Cadel has raced about 10 minutes this year and came out and gave them a collective kicking.
What bollocks.
We can see how he is going on the equivalent of Belair Rd - and that ain a hill, so how is he going to go on Mountains ? hasn't he been training ....


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The Brooklyn Treatment Court (BTC) offers substance abuse treatment as an alternative to incarceration for nonviolent felony and misdemeanor drug offenders arrested in Brooklyn, New York. The Brooklyn Treatment Court emerged out of the realization that criminal behavior among drug-addicted offenders often results from having to support a drug addiction, not from deep-seated criminality.
By offering court-monitored treatment, the Brooklyn Treatment Court aims to break the damaging and costly cycle of addiction, crime, and incarceration. The Brooklyn Treatment Court thereby aims to improve the life chances of its participants and to decrease the prevalence of drug addiction and drug-related crime in Brooklyn, New York.


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Global and China LED Industry Report, 2013-2014
Global and China LED Industry Report, 2013-2014 mainly includes the following: 1, LED downstream market 2, Trends of LED packaging 3, Sapphire Ingot Industry and Market 4, LED industry 5,39 LED vendors The LED industry chain consists of six levels: Die (L0), Package (L1), Carrier (L2), Module (L3), Lump (L4) and System (L5). Herein, Die (L0) and Package ( L1) are two focuses. After the recession in 2011 and 2012, LED saw a turning point in 2013 when Die (L0) and Package (L1) LED market size hit about USD15.188 billion, a rise of 8.3% from 2012. In 2014, the LED market will continue to recover with the market size of USD16.562 billion (up 9.0% from 2013). However, the market is expected to slow down in 2015 because oversupply and a new round of price wars may arise.
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The global LED industry can be divided into four clusters. First, Europe and America underline general lighting with an emphasis on high reliability and high brightness. Second, Japan embodies the most comprehensive technology, performing outstandingly in both of general lighting and backlight display. Besides, it also targets general lighting, automobiles, mobile phones and TV. Third, South Korea and Taiwan targets laptop display backlight, LED-TV backlight and mobile phone backlight with large shipment, low unit price and low margin. Last, Mainland China centers AlInGaP, outdoor display, advertising screen and signal lights which require low technology and reliability; and in these fields, customers are scattered and the unit price is low. From 2011 onwards, a large number of Mainland Chinese enterprises have entered the LED industry, causing panic. In reality, none of Mainland Chinese enterprises (including the giant Sanan Optoelectronics) is capable of producing white LED chips or grasping the related patents.
Therefore, Mainland China has to import or purchase all needed white LED chips from foreign companies. Mainland Chinese LED enterprises rely on local governmental subsidies which were huge in 2010-2013. For example, Elec-Tech International was subsidized with RMB270 million in 2010, RMB311 million in 2011, RMB224 million in 2012 and RMB315 million in 2013; but, the net income of the company was only RMB4.6 million in 2013. Without these subsidies, the company might be in a serious loss. Sanan Optoelectronics obtains RMB4 billion from Xiamen's government in 2014, because Xiamen is eager to make the company return to Xiamen from Wuhu. Numerous Mainland Chinese LED downstream enterprises are featured with small scale, severe homogenization and intense price war. They cannot get governmental subsidies or conduct financing in the stock market.
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In 2014, many of them may go bankrupt. Since 2013, the development of the LED industry has been mainly reflected in the packaging field. In the future, the LED cost reduction depends on packaging instead of Epitaxy. Packaging costs over 50% of the LED chip spending. Currently, COB packaging and Flip chip packaging are not only the most promising, but also represent the future direction. COB performs strikingly in the field of street lighting and high-power general lighting. But, it is inferior to FLIP-CHIP in the fields where volume is emphasized, such as TV BLU. In addition, FLIP-CHIP's cost advantage is more obvious. From the perspective of cost and application, COB will become the future mainstream of lighting design. FLIP-CHIP made its debut in 2008, and became mature in early 2012. Its biggest advantage lies in: it can go to SMT production lines directly under high current without Wirebond or separate welding; besides, its size is small. The market size is estimated to jump from USD1.5 billion in 2013 to USD5.5 billion in 2017. In the BLU field, FLIP-CHIP will become the mainstream.
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Meet No. 8
2013 Cal-Nevada Championships
Friday, March 29, 2013 • 12 p.m.
Saturday, March 30, 2013 • 11 a.m.
Triton Track & Field Stadium • La Jolla, Calif.
Two States, One Place
Over the course of two days, the UC San Diego track and field teams will host the 2013 Cal-Nevada Championships at Triton Track & Field Stadium, beginning Friday at noon with the men's hammer throw event. Running events will get underway with the prelims of the women's 100-meter hurdles at 1:15 p.m. Friday action will conclude at 6 p.m. with the men's 10000. The women's hammer throw will mark the start of Saturday's slate of events at 11 a.m., while the "B" Section of the women's 3000 steeplechase will kick off track events at 1:30 p.m. The meet's final event, the men's 4x400 relay, will begin at 4:35 p.m. and will be followed by the Awards Ceremony at 4:45 p.m. All field events and Saturday events are finals. The men's and women's 5000 and 10000 are the only Friday running events with no prelims.
Price of Admission
General admission into the meet is $5 per day for all spectators.
States of Golden and Silver
UCSD will compete against student-athletes from 29 different schools, including non-California schools Nevada and UNLV. The remaining 27, all located in California, are Academy of Art, Azusa Pacific, Cal Baptist, Cal Poly, Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State Fullerton, Cal State L.A., Cal State San Marcos, Caltech, Chapman, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, La Verne, Long Beach State, Loyola Marymount, Occidental, Point Loma Nazarene, Pomona-Pitzer, Redlands, Sacramento State, San Diego State, Soka, UC Irvine, UC Riverside, UC Santa Barbara, USC and Whittier.
Competition in Claremont
At last year's Cal-Nevada Championships in Claremont, redshirt senior Kiley Libuit earned an NCAA provisional qualifier in the men's javelin throw with his personal-best mark of 199'11" for a fifth-place finish. Senior Zach Nagengast placed sixth in the discus throw with a mark of 154'6", while junior Kellen Levy also finished sixth in the men's 5000 with a time of 15:05. On the women's side, senior Jessica Miklaski, who took third overall in the javelin, threw to an NCAA provisional qualifier with a mark of 137'5", and junior Lauren Irish (1:02.52) ran to a sixth-place showing in the finals of the 400 hurdles.
Hitchens Quickens
En route to a second-place finish overall, senior Kathleen Hitchens turned in a season-best time of 12.41 in the women's 100 at the Ross and Sharon Irwin Collegiate Scoring Meet, hosted by Point Loma Nazarene, in San Diego on March 23. It is the fastest 100 among all UCSD women this season.
Fantastic Kamson
Senior Chelsey Kamson sprinted her way to a third-place finish in the women's 200 with a time of 25.07 on March 23 at the Ross and Sharon Irwin Collegiate Scoring Meet, just 0.01 shy of her personal best. The San Ramon native moved from 10th to ninth on UCSD's all-time top 10 list for that event and cut more than a half-second off her previous season and team-leading best in the 200, a time of 25.63 to finish second overall at the All-UC Meet in Irvine on March 2.
Jumping Julia
Freshman Julia Wildenthaler won the women's triple jump with a personal-record leap of 36'5.75" on March 23. Wildenthaler also finished third in the high jump (5'3").
Isaacs Increases
With her career-best toss of 42'6" in the shot put, junior Eva Isaacs topped all competitors on March 23 and moved from seventh to sixth on UCSD's all-time list for that event.
Tritons at the Top
Sophomore Sabrina Pimentel (2:16.77) and Irish (1:03.8) broke the tape in the women's 800 and 400 hurdles, respectively, on March 23. In the field, freshman Sydney Blakeley won the pole vault (12'0"), senior Uchenna Agbahiwe surpassed all other throwers in the discus (131'6") and junior Aletha Vassilakis threw to a first-place finish in the javelin (119'9").
Endler's Game
Senior Matt Endler pulled off a trio of top-three finishes on March 23. Endler was the runner-up in both the men's shot put (46'4.75") and discus (148'9") and was the third-place finisher in the hammer throw (150'7"). The Fresno native's mark in the shot put was a personal record.
First in the Field
The men collected wins on March 23 from seniors Ryan Eckert (49'9.75", shot put), Nagengast (151'9", discus) and A.B. Shaheen (184'10", hammer throw) as well as from junior Clint Rosser (15'6", pole vault).
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Nobody likes getting stood up. Usually, with a self-devised set of criteria, we decide if the offender's reason is legitimate or if we have a right to be mad. An emergency? Of course we understand. Duty? Sure. Still, part of our judgment calculus includes how avoidable we imagine it was, the person's habits and history and so on. But who gets a pass for making a commitment and then not showing up because one simply changed one's mind? Nobody.
This is what some Corinthians are saying about Paul. Among Paul's many detractors were those in Corinth who leveled an additional charge against him: He's a flake. Paul was traveling to Macedonia (northern Greece) and promised to visit the Corinthians both on his way there and back (1 Cor 16:6-7). But he didn't show up at all. They had been stood up.
Our second reading is part of Paul's response to this charge. By the end of the letter (2 Cor 11-12) Paul assures them that he is just as good as the "superapostles" (11:5, 11) and recounts his commitment, sufferings and even personal mysticism in response. His letter seems to be asking, "Does this letter sound like that of a flake?" Paul's direct answer at the beginning of the letter is to say that he chose to delay coming until hurt feelings about him were healed. He certainly did not want to feed community conflict.
This is the background to our lectionary reading, which is at heart a beautiful mini-treatise of profound Trinitarian theology (albeit a grammatical nightmare) occasioned by the misunderstanding. Paul writes, "As God is faithful, our word to you is not 'yes' and 'no.' For the Son of God…was not 'yes' and 'no,' but 'yes' has been in him." Paul's yes to the Corinthians, and indeed to his whole ministry, is an absolute yes, because it is grounded in Christ, the absolute Lord.
Then Paul focuses on the Father: "For however many are the promises of God, their Yes is in him [Christ]; therefore, the Amen from us also goes through him to God for glory." So, even as Paul's promises are grounded in Christ, so are the Father's. And our Amen, our affirmation of faith, redounds to the glory of God through this same Christ, the "one mediator between God and the human race" (1 Tm 2:5).
Finally, Paul assures us that this same Father who has secured us in Christ both claimed us and has given us the Holy Spirit: "He has also put his seal upon us and given us the Spirit in our hearts." The life of the Spirit is both fruit and evidence of the eternal yes that we live.
In what amounts to four sentences, Paul reorients the Corinthians—and us—to see what is really going on. It is not a question about whether his excuse is adequate or even less whether he is a flake. Rather, Paul's coming or not coming or his challenging them or praising them means nothing. The real issue is seeing how our yes participates in the Father's yes, with Christ binding us to God and to one another. If we are utterly bound together in Christ, and if we share the same life in the Spirit, then there should be no question of judgment or suspicions, only deep love and shared spiritual joy. Paul is saying to them, "This is how I'm relating to you, and this is how you should be relating to me and to each other."
Embracing Paul's vision does not mean that we should not hold each other accountable. We do not have a free pass to stand others up. Rather, Paul challenges us to see the deep truths that bind us together and to live out of those truths. Paul invites us to see how we can realize our recreation in the Son, living with him as Lord, brother, lover and Word, who holds in himself the eternal promises of the Father. Paul calls us to truly see each other, looking through momentary attractions and aversions, and to discover a shared life in the Spirit.
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About Hans Richter
In a career spanning six decades, Hans Richter was associated with some of the most radical art movements of the 20th century, from Die Aktion, a small association of German Expressionists, to Dada, to the Association of Revolutionary Artists, a group he co-founded. Richter interpreted the spirit of the anti-art Dada movement as a means to strike a revolutionary balance between order and chaos, to "bring forward a new kind of human being." He viewed abstract art as a universal language and a means to this goal, and in the early 1920s created some of the earliest abstract films. As a political, Jewish, modern artist, Richter was forced to flee Germany when the Nazis came to power, eventually settling in New York. While in the U.S., Richter produced his best known feature film, the surreal Dreams that Money Can Buy in collaboration with Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst and others.
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The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index dropped for a third day after a report last week showed the U.S. added fewer workers in December than the most pessimistic projection in a Bloomberg News survey. Australia's dollar climbed to a one-month high after home-loan growth exceeded analysts' forecasts. The rand fell the most against the dollar and yen among 16 major currencies before a report tomorrow analysts said will show South African mining-production slowed.
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Australia's dollar rose 0.7% to 90.59 U.S. cents after advancing to 90.86 cents, the highest since Dec. 11.
Mining output in South Africa increased 7.1% in the year through November, compared with 22% the previous month, a report will show tomorrow, the median estimate of economists in a Bloomberg survey showed. Mining commodities account for more than 50% of the country's exports, according to government data.
The rand slipped 1.6% to 10.8143 per dollar and was 1.6% weaker at 14.7820 per euro.
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"He/she/it came to Jesus" or "He/she/it" went to Jesus?
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Never liked dubs.. I only watched dubs for one anime and that was Dragon Ball + Z because Goku didn't sound like a dang premature Japanese kid. Dubs sound so weird to me.. Subs are just natural, easy, and fit in most of the time.
I don't understand people who say that they can't read subtitles because it's "too hard" or "it makes one read too much."
i wish they uploaded both dub and sub, i would pay extra just for the dubs
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so which is when to wonder if plans to extend anime watching on crunchy if also include lots of dubs anime.
sure it help a bit more to expand show anime in other languages besides you're on wonder if crunchy like to work-merge other anime dub company as well?
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english dub always sucks. Sub all the way!
I think the FMA dubs are well done.
I use to only watch dubs, hated subs. But now im all into subs and cant stand dubs anymore haha. But I dont mind dubs if they are well done, which some of them are actually done. Though it is rare to find a good dub that has all the right voices.
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I think it would be a lot harder to get a large range of dubs. Since most dubs are done by companies that have there own video website were they display the dubs.
The first on the pops into my mind is Funimation. They have a nice assorntment of just subs but nothing compare to CR department of subs. But they own a large majority of the DUBs videos and they are played on there own website.
I didn't even know CR had dubbed anime. That's pretty cool.
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So here is my complaint with subtitles, women do not sound sexy and they all sound sort of the same! Hey, it sounds like I am knocking the language, but it is just the way my English ear picks it up! The "boys" sound weird also. It is like preferring to watch Metropolis (the 1927 movie) with the original elevator music that all blends together instead of the remake with a better sound track! Because I speak English, I sense the differences in tones far better when in my native language.
I know CR's collection is mostly subtitled, and that is cool. Still, this question is for all those purist that prefer subtitles to good dubbing!
I guess it depends on your definition of "sexy". Chiwa Saito as "Hitagi-chan" on "Bakemonogatari" & "Nisenmonogatari" sounded pretty sexy to me.
Also, while some do hate the ultra high squeaky sounding voices of most female Seiyuu from Japan, many more like myself actually find them adorable. Especially for the more Moe or Otaku type anime shows. To a lot of fans they probably work better because they prefer something outrageously cute sounding than what passes for just a plain old "sexy" voice they're used to hearing over here.
The closest equivalent in the American dubbing talent pool would be actresses like Monica Rial or Sarah Williams. And even they may not get them right every time.
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This is solely my personal preference, so I don't intend to offend anyone
I'm not a fan of dubs at all. When anime's get licensed for rebroadcast and dubbing, they rarely hire the right voice actors to voice the part. Honestly, if I had the need to hear the anime in English, I would rather listen to a synthesized Stephen Hawking voice-over than some of the "voice talent" they hire to voice the English dubs.
If CR can acquire licencing to broadcast some anime in dubbed English, that's fine ... but do everyone a favor, don't make it the default audio track.
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Just another voice in the crowd, but it's way too common to get disappointed when it comes to dubbed content. Sure there are exceptions once every full moon but the rule of thumb would still be original > dub IMO.
So far the only anime I would prefer to watch dubbed over the original is DBZ
The reason most people don't like English Dubbed is because they don't like the Voice Actors.
That, in turn, also means they have not heard an anime that had voices they truly appreciate. Eureka Seven is in my opinion one of the most underrated anime. BOTH the languages were equally well-played. But that was the best display of English voice acting I have ever heard (Next to Ghost in the Shell, of course)
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Agreed that the voice actors in a lot of the situations kill the dubs.
I prefer subs, but enjoy dubs from time to time due to how I watch. If I want to put on an anime to fall asleep to (which I normally do), I'd love the option for dubs. There's no point in listening to the show with my eyes closed to fall asleep to if I don't understand what they're saying. At least in the dubbed versions, I have some semblance of what is happening while I'm nodding off.
That's the only time I miss dubs, otherwise I'm perfectly happy with the subbed. I am just never sure of what to watch next. I still have to watch the rest of Naruto though (almost finished the first series, Shippuden is up next.) Never got into it when I was younger but I appreciate that show more now. So far between SAO and Naruto, Crunchyroll has been an awesome service to have
What do I know though, I'm an anime newcomer.
Dubs is better
Is it possible for this site to get the Fate/zero dub? I'm in the UK so I can't get neon ally.


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BP Plc, Transocean Ltd. and Halliburton Co. are seeking to avoid billions of dollars in damages by proving in court that mistakes leading to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill didn't amount to gross negligence.
Opening statements began this morning in New Orleans before U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier, who will weigh the evidence without a jury, to determine fault and whether one or more of the companies acted with willful or wanton misconduct or reckless indifference -- the legal requirement for establishing gross negligence.
The blowout and explosion aboard the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig killed 11 workers and spilled more than 4 million barrels of oil into the Gulf. The accident sparked hundreds of lawsuits against London-based BP, Vernier, Switzerland-based Transocean, owner of the rig, and Houston-based Halliburton, which provided cement for the well.
One reason for the disaster was the "willful failure of Transocean to give its Deepwater Horizon crew adequate training" on how to interpret safety tests on the well, Jim Roy, a lawyer for oil-spill victims, told Barbier in his opening statement. "The gross and extreme departure from good oil-field practice rests with the management of Transocean," Roy said.
Punitive Damages
For BP, owner of the Macondo well that blew up in the Gulf, a finding of gross negligence would mean the company is liable to the U.S. for as much as $17.6 billion in Clean Water Act fines, as well as unspecified punitive damages to claimants who weren't part of the $8.5 billion settlement the company reached last year. For Transocean and Halliburton, a finding of gross negligence would mean the companies can be held liable for punitive damages for all plaintiffs.
BP, over-budget and behind schedule for the Macondo well, cut corners and ignored tests showing unsafe pressure levels as it tried to complete the project, according to the plaintiffs. They also claim that Halliburton's cement job was defective and that Transocean disabled safety systems and failed to maintain the rig and adequately train its crew.
BP lodged complaints against its contractors, with its own claims that Transocean failed to maintain the drilling rig and Halliburton provided defective cementing services and concealed problems with the cement before and after the explosion.
Transocean and Halliburton pointed fingers back at BP.
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A totally crumpled, but still smokable cigarette, usually caused by sitting on it. This comes from a scene out of the Lethal Weapon film where Mel Gibson has fallen off a bridge and wants to smoke a cigarette to beat the unbearable pain.
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Modern day moms and dads are likely to own at least one iOS gadget be it an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch. Now, you can sync a baby monitor directly to those devices when you're out at work or just a few rooms away with BabyPing, a webcam baby monitoring system.
We previously reported on the BabyPing before, but now there's an update of when you can actually get your hands on the system. The product recently launched in the United Kingdom and Denmark for £165, or $259 USD, and will come to the states sometime in June of this year. United States customers will get an introductory discounted pricing of $235 from specific retailers to try the system before the sticker goes back up to around $260.
Using Wi-Fi from the camera system, the BabyPing sends information through an app so parents can monitor their child in a full-color 640 x 480 resolution video stream with audio. A Smart Filter feature helps to cut back static and background noise, and if your connection gets lost you will also be notified via the BabyPing app. There are no words on whether the company aims to develop the system for Android, BlackBerry, or Windows Phone operating systems.
"[It's] the first device to offer a truly reassuring alternative to old-style monitors by using the latest in modern, safe technology to keep parents constantly informed," says the BabyPing website.
Now, you don't have to whip out photos of your newborn to show off to your friends and instead bring up the BabyPing cam and give them a live viewing of your precious little angel. Technology for parents at its finest.


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Columbia, S.C. (Oct. 31, 2004) - The East Tennessee State women's tennis team wrapped up fall tournament action with the conclusion of the Southern Intercollegiate Tournament in Columbia, S.C. on Sunday afternoon. The three-day tournament was hosted by the University of South Carolina and fielded players from 16 different schools.
Sophomore Mariia Ilina (Kyiv, Ukraine) fell in the finals of the A2 singles draw, in a 6-2, 6-2 decision to South Caronlina's Ganzer.
At A1 singles Elena Volobueva (Barcelona, Spain) Volobueva placed eighth in a 6-2, 6-3 loss to Nortje of Tennessee-Martin.
Junior Sylwia Ziolkowska (Warsaw, Poland) won her final match of the B1 singles draw in the tournament by default.
In the B2 singles consolation draw, Sandie Knight (Adamstown, Australia) defeated Hare of Wofford in a 6-1, 6-2 decision.
Senior Gemma Halim (Jakarta, Indonesia) fell in the consolation draw of the C1 singles bracket 6-4, 6-3 to Netzler of Presbyterian College.
In C2 singles Muriel Sherwood (Atlanta, Ga.) won her match against Harris of Western Carolina University 6-2, 6-2 to claim fifth place, while Jewel Aldea (Charleston, S.C.), dropped a tough three set battle to Robards of Murray State, 2-6, 7-6, 7-5.
In doubles action, ETSU's Ziolkowska and Ilina fell in the A1 draw in a 9-7 decision to Magory and Capewell of College of Charleston in the consolation finals.
Knight and Volobueva fell in the finals of the B1 draw 8-5 to Cruz and Rodezno of South Carolina State 8-5.
In the C1 draw, Halim and Aldea won in a 8-4 match against Ikar and Kokast of Western Carolina, while Sherwood paired with a non-ETSU partner in the C2 draw and won the consolation draw.
With fall competition at a close, the women's tennis team now prepares for its spring season.


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"Far from pushing boundaries, or the church's buttons, Rice's portrayal of Jesus as the son of God and the savior of humankind is theologically sound. At the same time, he's also very human, with needs and cares readers can relate to. 'It's an attempt to get close to him and what he experienced, to make it historically exciting and historically correct,' she said. Writing the books 'has made me conscious of what (Jesus) suffered in the way of derision and dismissal … Just like today -- people go around making jokes about him. But he goes right on winning souls no matter what anybody does. We've come 2,000 years, and you can still sit at his feet and hear him speak and feel his hand, maybe, touch your shoulder. He survives it all.'" READ MORE >
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Twilight begs the question, why do girls always go for vampires? Is it the Byronic good looks? Or perhaps because they're given to lines like, "You don't know how long I've waited for you," and "You're my own personal brand of heroin." Bella, a junior in high school recently relocated from Arizona… READ MORE >
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Hanlon gets official welcome as new Dartmouth presidentBy MEGHAN PIERCE
Sunday News Correspondent
September 21. 2013 8:38PM
HANOVER - Gov. Maggie Hassan welcomed Dartmouth's 18th president, Philip J. Hanlon, at his inauguration ceremony on the Dartmouth Green on Friday afternoon.
About 3,000 people attended the event, which was held in conjunction with the college's traditional Convocation Ceremony.
Hanlon received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Dartmouth in 1977.
The ceremony marked the start of the college's 244th year.
"President Hanlon is well-aware of the tradition of strong leadership that has helped Dartmouth College become one of the most well-known and respected learning institutions in the world," Hassan said. "A tremendous source of pride for the state of New Hampshire and our people, Dartmouth has long reflected what the people of New Hampshire have always known: Educating our young people is essential to the progress of our state and of our country.
"As the country works toward building a new work force for the innovations and economy of the 21st century, Dartmouth continues to prepare students for a lifetime of learning and responsible leadership," Hassan said.
In welcoming Hanlon back to New Hampshire, Hassan said the state may have changed since his time at Dartmouth as an undergraduate, but the state's natural beauty and the individualism of its residents have remained.
"And our commitment to collective problem-solving continues to be as strong as granite," she said.
Hanlon is the 10th Dartmouth graduate to serve as its president. He took office in July, succeeding Jim Yong Kim, who was selected to serve as president of the World Bank in April.
Hanlon was awarded a doctorate from the California Institute of Technology in 1981. He had been a University of Michigan faculty member since 1986 and was appointed provost in 2010.


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There is plenty of information and misinformation available on the internet about the use of garlic in food and supplements for dogs and cats. Garlic has many health enhancing effects such as aiding digestion, eliminating internal and external parasites, stimulating immune functions and increasing killer cell activity, lowering blood cholesterol and triglyceride levels, and acting as a a tonic for the cardiovascular system. Fresh garlic also has powerful antibacterial and antifungal properties. It has been used for thousands of years in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine. Holistic veterinarians have been recommending garlic for many years for its multiple health benefits.
Garlic's impact on health has come into question recently due to its properties as a member of the lily family, along with onions and shallots. A compound found in onions, n-propyldisulfide, can – in large doses – cause oxidative damage to red blood cells, creating Heinz bodies and triggering the body to reject these cells from the bloodstream. If large doses of this compound are ingested frequently enough, the process can lead to anemia and even death. The dosage level and frequency of consuming the offending compound are the key here. Typically an animal would need to ingest over 0.5 % of it's body weight in onions (a 5 ounce onion for a 60 lb. dog) to even begin the oxidative process. Since red blood cells are constantly regenerated from the bone marrow, a dog would likely need to ingest this much onion on a repeated basis to cause permanent harm. Garlic contains less of the n-propyldisulfide compound than onions do.
In The Nature of Animal Healing, Dr. Martin Goldstein recommends adding garlic to home-made pet food and, in fact, feeds garlic to his own cats and dogs on a regular basis. According to Gregory Tilford in Herbs for Pets: The Natural Way to Enhance Your Pet's Life, dogs can quite safely consume 1/8 teaspoon of garlic powder per pound of food 3-4 times per week. Cats probably should be given a bit less, as they are more sensitive to the compounds in garlic. Tilford cautions cat guardians to watch for behavioral changes or digestive upset, and to listen to the cat if she rejects food or supplements containing garlic. Fresh garlic is less concentrated than dried garlic. In Dr. Pitcairn's Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs & Cats, Dr. Richard Pitcairn recommends up to ¼ clove of garlic per day for cats and ½ to 3 cloves for dogs. As with most herbs, at least one day off per week or a periodic week off from garlic is a good idea.
"Garlic has many health enhancing effects such as aiding digestion, eliminating internal and external parasites, stimulating immune functions and increasing killer cell activity, lowering blood cholesterol and triglyceride levels, and acting as a a tonic for the cardiovascular system."
The key in feeding or supplementing with garlic is moderation and common sense. Using garlic and brewer's yeast tablets during flea season has long been a common practice among savvy pet owners to help make pets less attractive to fleas. Using garlic in the diet or as a supplement for any of its health benefits is not likely to cause problems for healthy dogs and cats. Obviously, any animal that has a pre-existing anemic condition should not receive garlic. Puppies under 8 weeks of age should also not be given garlic, as they do not begin reproducing new blood cells until after 6-8 weeks of age.
The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center is the best resource for any animal poison-related emergency, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and here is what one of their Certified Vet Tech's told us: "Garlic is commonly found in pet food and is okay for consumption in small, limited doses. Ingestion of garlic and onions, whether raw or cooked, may be potentially toxic causing signs ranging from vomiting and diarrhea to circulatory issues. The toxicity is based on the amount ingested and the size of the pet. Cats are more sensitive to dogs, so if you have feline don't let them eat from your dog's food bowl."
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Former youth baseball coach convicted a second time
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— Former youth baseball coach Robert Joubert, 60, has now been convicted in both U.S. District Court and, this week, in Merrimack County Superior Court, of sexually assaulting or exploiting a young boy.
Joubert, who was a Manchester resident, ran baseball coaching programs in New Hampshire and Maine before allegations were made in 2012 about his sexual assault of young boys.
Assistant Merrimack County Attorney Kristin Vartanian Thursday said a decision has not yet been made on whether to go to trial on additional indictments in Merrimack County involving other children.
She said Joubert won't be sentenced for at least 45 days on this week's Merrimack County Superior Court sexual assault convictions, because a presentence investigation must be done. In February, Joubert was sentenced to 40 years in prison on his November 2013 federal convictions for sexual exploitation and possession of child pornography.
Joubert has been indicted on additional charges in Merrimack County, including a set of sexual assault charges involving a young girl in 1999, but Vartanian said the decision on whether to go to trial on those cases won't be decided until after discussions with those victims.
The sentence on this week's convictions could also play a part in that decision.
Joubert was indicted by the Hillsborough County Grand Jury in August 2012 on seven felony and misdemeanor sexual assault and attempted sexual assault charges involving three children.
He was also indicted on a felony charge of falsifying physical evidence, for allegedly destroying the hard drive of his computer and throwing it out with the trash in June 2012, after being contacted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation about an investigation regarding sexual assaults on minors.
Joubert also faces a possible second trial in U.S. District Court, after he requested, and was granted, separate trials on charges involving two boys. He said he planned to testify in one of those trials, involving a trip to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.
Most of the assaults for which he has been convicted or indicted occurred between 1984 and 2004 and involved boys under age 13, with the exception of the aggravated felonious sexual assault charges involving a 17-year-old girl.


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Known for: Tourists, long lines, doughnuts covered with maple frosting and bacon, arcade games and T-shirt sales. Despite all this (or because of it), Voodoo gets great press. Bon Appetit once proclaimed: "What Dali was to art, Voodoo is to donuts." Highlights: Bacon maple bar, the voodoo doll (a doughnut filled with raspberry jelly and topped with chocolate frosting), the Loop (covered with Fruit Loops) and the maple blazer blunt (decorated with red sprinkles). Info: 22 S.W. 3rd Ave; (503) 241-4704, http://www.voodoodoughnut.com.
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I was thinking about this. If they draft Lotulelei or Jones from Georgia they could change from the 3-4 easy , could even still use it at times.
With Lotulelei they could possibly have very solid standard 4-3 line. w/ him and Powe they would plug and push the middle W/ DJ behind them to clean up , using Poe at end w/ Hali and Houston on the outside gives options on blitzes.
Jones would make them really versatile , something like the old blitzburgh style w/ the end and backer swapping on some plays.
What does the Crowd think about these possible moves for the defense ? I know it does nothing for the offense but at least in my mind we could at least be in games instead of being down by 17 or more all the time.


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Oct. 30, 1735 ~ July 4, 1826 Religion: Unitarian branch of Congregationalism Marriage: Abigail Smith in 1764 Military service: None Term: March 4, 1797 - March 4, 1801 Vice president: Thomas Jefferson Highlights of presidency: In 1797, Adams encouraged the declaration of war against France by producing documents about protection money being paid to French privateers to stop harassment of American merchant ships. He signed the Alien and Sedition Act of 1798, permitting the deportation of dangerous aliens, imprisoning enemy aliens and restricting freedom of speech to criticize the government. Did you know? In 1770, he successfully defended the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre. He signed the Treaty of Paris on Sept. 3, 1783, ending the War for American Independence. He was the first president to reside in what would become known as the White House. Adams was the father of John Quincy Adams, sixth president of the United States.
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