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How to add more channels to a network
Storage expert Greg Schulz answers a reader's question: "What is the best way to get more channels in my network?"
When you say you need more channels in your network, are you looking for more connectivity ports, available bandwidth or lower latency? A couple of other questions to ask include: How big is your current FC-SW storage area network (SAN) network? How many current switches do you have? What is the type and size of each switch? A few other things to consider are interswitch links (ISL), switch configurations, port speeds, as well as type and number of servers and storage devices attached.
While in theory it is more than possible to internetwork switches from different vendors, including Brocade, Cisco, Emulex and QLogic, that operate in open or interoperability mode, you will find in practice that depending upon how your current Fibre Channel and switches are configured, interoperability without introducing a SAN router may present some challenges. Talk with your solution provider or vendors where you obtained your switches, storage, servers and adapters to verify what exactly they will service and support, given your specific environment and application needs.
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How often can you catch a permit and a blackfin tuna in the same day on the same charter...???? We are fortunate to be able to live and guide in paradise.
Winter in our waters is when the most diversity is here. When we can we make it past the reef to fish the nearshore waters for cobia, wahoo, tuna, bonita, kings, and several others....we do... if the wind gets up we venture to the backcountry chasing speckled trout, jacks, snapper and grouper along with a host of others that pull hard such as lemon, blacktip, bull sharks and tarpon temperature permitting.
Bonus: sailfish have been around in good numbers!
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If you've recently had a parked car accident, then you understand the frustration: You left your vehicle in a parking lot only to return and find a crumpled fender or dented side door. After examining the vehicle, you realize the driver who was at fault left no contact information. What recourse do you have?
Such scenarios happen all too often. According to the Illinois Department of Transportation, almost 36,000 accidents involving a parked car occurred in 2014 alone.1 That makes them one of the leading types of vehicle crashes in the state.
Although assigning blame is relatively easy in such cases—unless there was a pile-up or chain reaction, the vehicle that ran into your stationary car will be at fault—a parking lot accident can become complex fast. That's because a parked car accident can lead to one of two scenarios. Either the driver:
While the first situation is relatively straightforward, the second scenario presents complications.
If the driver does wait around or leaves contact information, you have plenty of options. Assuming you can identify the driver who hit your vehicle, then you'll want to:
Although it's good to let your own insurance company know of the accident, it's always best to file a claim with the other party's provider first.
What if the driver does a hit and run, leaving you high and dry? Unless there are surveillance cameras in the area or reliable eyewitness who can identify the vehicle or the driver, you'll likely have no way to uncover the identity of the culprit. That means you'll be left without any way to contact their insurance provider and claim damages.
Worse comes to worst, you'll have to contact your own insurance company in order to recoup the costs of repair. There are a number of insurance policies that cover such an incident, including:
Most likely, you'll be able to handle the matter without contacting a lawyer, but if you were injured while you were sitting in a parked car, then contact Shuman & Associates immediately. We can help you evaluate your case and seek compensation for your pain and suffering.
Since 1996, the Law Offices of Marc J. Shuman & Associates has been helping Car Accident victims, all injured victims and their families navigate the complex legal process. As experienced personal injury, worker's compensation, auto accidents, compensated and wrongful death attorneys, we can help you evaluate the facts, assess your options, navigate the legal challenges, and advocate on your behalf. Marc J. Shuman & Associates has over 77 combined years of experience advocating for over 10,000 injury victims and their families recovering over 50 million dollars on their behalf. We advocate on your behalf, so you can focus on the task of recovery.
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The school held its annual Awards Evening on Thursday 15th November at the Victoria Hall, celebrating excellence and success in the last academic year, as well as presenting our Year 11 leavers with their GCSE certificates.
Students past and present were presented with trophies and certificates for outstanding achievements in subjects, attendance and contribution to the life of the school. The school would like to thank all students and their families for their attendance and support on the night.
Here are a few photos from the evening.
This entry was posted on November 19, 2018


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Flowchart: Are You Good at Following Flowcharts?
By Hallie Cantor
Start: 1. Did you actually start reading here? Yes. (arrow to 2) 1.5 (this option is floating slightly below 1 with a picture of a penguin eating pizza) No, I started down here because it had a fun picture of a penguin eating pizza! (arrow to 3) 2. Do you understand the basic rules of logic? Yes. (arrow to 4) No. (arrow points back at the word No.) 4. Can you handle yes or no questions? Yes. (arrow to 5) Purple. (arrow to 3) 5. Are you focused right now, or are you watching a video of a hedgehog taking a bath in another tab? I'm focused, though I will be googling that immediately after this. (arrow to 11) Eeeee, those little paws! (arrow to 9) 3. You're not doing great so far. Are you good at following straight lines with your eye? Yes. (straight line arrow to 7) No. (broken and squiggly line arrow to 8) 7. Are you going to look where this arrow tells you to look? Yes. (arrow to 9) Nope, I'm gonna arbitrarily look two inches to the left! (arrow points two inches to the right of 14) 8. Do you speak English? Yes. (arrow to 7) Non. (arrow to 6) 6 Si vous ne parlez pas anglais, votre voyage se termine ici. Vous êtes probablement très bien avec des organigrammes étrangers, mais vous êtes de merde à ceux américains. 9. Are you cheating and scrolling down to the bottom to make sure you get a certain result? No way. (arrow to 11) I may have GLANCED down there. I'm only human. (arrow to 13) 10. Fair enough. (arrow to 11) 11 Do you get confused by repetition? No. (arrow to 12) 12. Do you get confused by repetition? No. (arrow to Result 1) Wait. Didn't you just ask that? (arrow goes to 11) 13. If you get a result you don't like, are you going to go back and switch your answers? No. I will live with the verdict, however horrible. (arrow to Result 1) Yeah. Duh. (arrow to 10) 14. A pony saying "Are you good at handling distractions?" Yes. Go away. (arrow to 13) Ooh, distractions? Tell me more. (arrow is link leading to a google image search of ponies) 15 (not attached to anything, just floating in space) Aw, did you get lost? …Maybe. (arrow to 14) Result 1: Congratulations, you're not a complete idiot! Result 2: (no arrows lead to this answer) You're so bad at following flowcharts, there's no way you've made it far enough to read this.


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The Solution for Seagate 7200.11 HDDs
JRFreeman replied to Gradius2's topic in Hard Drive and Removable MediaLuky man....I cannot get it..the first part was perfectly ok but I cannot make the partition...in spite than all the connection are all right and I get perfectly the prompt.....but when I do F3 T>m0,2,2,0,0,0,0,22 I receive always the error, maybe if I change the circuit imprimed from a same DD...who knows !!! thank to listen me I forgot to mention that I used an external power supply to drive my 7200.11. I bought an Acomdata harddrive enclosure. It supports both SATA and PATA drives. I probably should have mentioned it in my costs but I forgot. It was my initial apporach to what I thought was a bad USB interface card to drive problem. It didn't seem to make a difference. I would encourage anybody using a separate power source to make sure they are grounded together. Let me also mention a follow up anomaly. I downloaded Sea tools to do a test of the drive. It "sees" the drive but it doesn't "see" the serial number or the firmware version. Also, I cannot run a short or long drive self test although I can run the short generic test and that passes. I don't want to risk the long generic test right now. Finally, I also had an instance where, when I had the drive in question plugged into the USB port, the computer wouldn't boot up. It would reach a certain point in the process and then do a hard fail (as though I had held the power button down for an extended time) and recycle back to start.
The Solution for Seagate 7200.11 HDDs
JRFreeman replied to Gradius2's topic in Hard Drive and Removable MediaJust wanted to let readers know that I had the symptoms of the BSY problem on a Barracuda 7200.11 ST375033AS running FW SD35 (I say again SD35), MFR location China (WUXISG) ,Date Code 08311. I searched this and other threads several times for anyone who did a procedure on a 750 with the SD35 FW and wasn't able to find out if anyone was successful. I was successful but with some strange indications. When I ran the BSY fix, I got a "User Partition Format Successful - Elapsed Time 0 mins 00 secs" reply. I was afraid I had moved on to a 0GB problem then, but I connected the drive and all the data was visible and I could (and did) copy it off to another drive. My total expense was $3.05 ($3 for the torx screwdriver and $0.05 net for the cable and driver from a provider in LA. I have the same unit as mentioned above with the Red Blue and Orange wires. (red=TX, Blue=RX, Orange=GND). I'm a little non-plussed about what to do next. According to the Seagate Website, my unit wasn't affected and theoretically doesn't require a firmware upgrade. I'll have to look into that a bit more. I live in San Diego. If you're local and need some help, let me know. Many thanks to all who helped post this solution.


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Over the years we've received many questions about how to take vpk by Maharishi Ayurveda herbal supplements for the most effective results. Here are some of the frequently asked questions and their answers. Whether you're new to our products or have been taking our supplements for years, there is always something new to learn.
Also, for product specific questions, go to the individual product page and click on FAQ.
To take the guesswork out of the problem, see a Maharishi Ayurveda expert (vaidya) who can determine the root cause of the problem, and address all of your symptoms.
Once you consult an ayurvedic expert, he or she can explain which foods and lifestyle habits are causing your imbalance. By knowing the cause, you can avoid the cause. Avoiding the causal factor itself is half of the solution.
As part of your consultation with an ayurvedic expert, you'll receive recommendations that are designed for your body type, imbalances, and age—and which take into account the current season and even the time of day. If you can follow the recommended diet and daily routine, and at the same time avoid the underlying causal factors (i.e. foods and lifestyle habits that aggravate your condition), over time, balance will be restored. When your mind, body and emotions are functioning in balance, you will have no need for herbal formulas!
Digestion is also a key factor in restoring balance and strengthening immunity. Thus in most cases, the ayurvedic expert will make recommendations for strengthening digestion. Once these functions are restored, the body begins to function in a more balanced way.
As far as dosage (i.e. the number of tablets to take at a time), you can follow the recommendations on the bottle. According to vpk by Maharishi Ayurveda, the dosage needed to correct an imbalance depends on the strength of the patient and the severity of the condition. This is best evaluated by an expert trained in Maharishi Ayurveda.
For herbal formulas that are designed to restore balance, such as Clear Throat, BP Balance, and Mind Plus, it's best to take them until the imbalance is gone. Once balance is restored, you can continue for at least two weeks longer to be sure the body has adjusted to the new state of balance. This is because the disappearance of symptoms does not mean that the imbalance is gone. Maharishi Ayurveda distinguishes six stages of disease; symptoms don't occur until stage four. Even if you are symptom free, you have three more levels of imbalance to clear. For detoxifying herbal formulas, such as Elim-Tox, Elim-Tox-O, and Herbal Cleanse, it's best to use them according to the guidelines given for cleansing toxins from your body.
For certain ongoing conditions, it may be helpful to take the supplement on a regular basis to stay in balance. Cholesterol Protection, for example, reduces ama (digestive toxins) in the fat tissue. When ama accumulates in the fat tissue, it manifests as high cholesterol. When your cholesterol level becomes normal, you should continue taking Cholesterol Protection to prevent the buildup of ama.
vpk by Maharishi Ayurveda herbal formulations provide a very powerful way to address imbalances and restore balance and well-being for a long, healthy life. By taking the right amount at the right time, and by adjusting your diet, you can greatly enhance their benefits.
In our synergistic formulas, we process our licorice in a particular way and use it in combination with other herbs that counterbalance any negative effect licorice could cause in the physiology (or to blood pressure) if taken by itself. The licorice used in our products is not deglycerized.
However, if someone already has high blood pressure or is concerned about taking a product containing licorice, we recommend you monitor blood pressure when taking the product, and/or consult your health professional before using one of our licorice-containing products.
Children's Dosages for All Herbal Formulations
For children 0-3 years
It's best to seek advice from an expert trained in Maharishi Ayurveda before giving your child any herbal formulas.
3-5 years
May take ¼ of a tablet twice daily.
For liquids (like Mind Plus and Clear Throat), may take ½ teaspoon twice daily.
5-10 years
May take ½ full tablet twice daily.
For liquids (like Mind Plus and Clear Throat), may take 1 teaspoon twice daily.
10 years and older
May take 1 full tablet twice daily.
For liquids (like Mind Plus and Clear Throat), may take 1 tablespoon or 2 teaspoons twice daily.
To make the tablets more digestible, crush and stir them into applesauce, raw honey, maple syrup or yogurt.
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Our products far exceed the testing standards set by the American Herbal Products Association (AHPA), the World Health Organization and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
We're always happy to be transparent with our products' testing results. To request a copy of the testing results for the products you are using, please send us the product names and batch numbers from the labels.
In addition, our manufacturing facilities are registered with the FDA, and all manufacturing is done according to GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) to make sure that we're in compliance with regulations during the manufacturing and labeling of our products.


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New "Reimagined Menu" features New Entrees, Seasonal Specialties, Lunch Duos, and Killer Cocktails – plus a cool new Interior makeover.
We all know & love California Pizza Kitchen ("CPK"), the California kid who basically introduced America to California-style pizzas some 30 years ago. CPK has continued to pave the way across the country, including its popular Boca Raton location in Town Center. But never one to rest on its laurels, the segment leader has developed a new "Reimagined" menu, along with an updated interior design. After a successful test run in its flagship Beverly Hills, CA location, CPK has chosen Boca Raton and Ft. Lauderdale to debut its new rollout.
"The menu has been designed to include unique offerings made with seasonal and unexpected ingredients in every category, while extensive remodeling serves as an elevated backdrop to a reimagined dining experience," notes CEO G.J. Hart. "The reformation not only breathes some new, up-to-date life into the restaurants, but also takes CPK back to its roots of innovation and authenticity." But don't worry CPK fans, you'll still find your old favorites – especially its signature hand-tossed BBQ Chicken Pizza, pastas, and salads.
The new menu spans the culinary gamut, from appetizers to desserts. Take, for instance, the Maine Lobster Flatbread, with Maine Lobster, fresh herbs, arugula, and shaved red onions on a Parmesan flatbread. The lobster-roll-meets-pizza hybrid makes a perfectly shareable starter, or can serve as a light meal on its own. I particularly love the Harvest Kale Salad, a delightful conglomeration of tender baby kale, toasted farro (a toothsome Italian buckwheat), heirloom carrots, Napa cabbage, red grapes, marinated cranberries, almonds, and goat cheese, tossed in a very light housemade citrus vinaigrette. It's light, refreshing, and extremely healthful, yet quite satisfying, with an intriguing interplay of tastes, textures, and colors in every bite.
Two of God's greatest creations – pizza and breakfast – join forces to create the new Sunny Side Up Bacon & Potato Pizza. Imagine CPK's signature pizza dough topped with Nueske's applewood smoked bacon, shaved fingerling potatoes, caramelized leeks, Parmesan, Mozzarella, two sunny-side-up eggs, and fresh cracked black pepper. Yes, Life is good….
But the reimagined menu goes way beyond pizza, including some exciting new Entrees. Roasted Garlic Chicken with Seasonal Vegetables was a unanimous hit, and the judges' favorite item new item. A generous boneless chicken breast arrives perfectly moist and juicy, beautifully bronzed with a flavor-packed crispy skin. It's enhanced with Mediterranean herbs and a delicate lemon-garlic sauce, then presented atop a bed of hearth-roasted cauliflower, baby carrots, and fingerling potatoes. If you were in the mood for some great roasted chicken, you probably would never have thought of California Pizza Kitchen – nor would you have ordered roasted chicken if you were at CPK. But rest assured, CPK's new Roasted Garlic Chicken will have you "Reimagining" your chicken philosophy. Other new mainplates include a beautifully marbled 12-oz. Fire-Grilled Ribeye with housemade Pinot Noir sea salt, special bleu cheese butter, roasted fingerling potatoes, and a light lemon-garlic arugula salad (which pairs quite well with Rodney Strong Cabernet Sauvignon). Hearth-Roasted Wild-caught Halibut is roasted on a cedar plank with butternut squash farro and grilled asparagus. Try it with the Clos du Bois unoaked Chardonnay.
Also check out the customer-driven Lunch Duos, where you choose two options from a selection of pizzas, salads, sandwiches, and soups. In the mood for a Shaved Cremini Mushroom & Spinach Pizza with Farmers Market Soup? You got it. Or perhaps an Oven-Roasted Turkey & Brie Sandwich, with a Super Spinach & Quinoa Salad? No prob. You make the call, CPK runs the play.
To accompany this elevated cuisine, the Beverage Menu features an upgraded selection of handcrafted cocktails made with fresh juices, fruits, purées and herbs. Our favorite was the Blueberry Ginger Smash, a tasty collusion of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, organic agave nectar, ginger liqueur, fresh blueberries, lime and cranberry juice. California Roots is an inspired amalgamation of Svedka Vodka, fresh mint, fresh avocado, and fresh Agave Sour with a fennel salt rim. Or, make a decision to try the Executive Decision, made with Casamigos Blanco Tequila, muddled mint, fresh Agave Sour, organic Agave Nectar, and fresh lime. Finish with a new dessert, like the new Salted Caramel Pudding, or the insanely delicious Butter Cake a la Haagen-Dazs! And to complete the scene, the new lighter, brighter, contemporary interior enhances the overall dining experience even more. Check it out soon — and "Reimagine" the CPK experience!
California Pizza Kitchen is located in the Boca Town Center Mall, and in Ft. Lauderdale at 2301 N Federal Hwy. Call: (561) 368-2805 (Boca) or (954) 565-1156 (Ft. Lauderdale), or visit: www.cpk.com; or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/californiapizzakitchen.
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Gruben Family History
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Gruben Name Meaning
a nickname of Slavic origin, from Polish gruby 'big', 'coarse' or a cognate in some other Slavic language. a reduced form of Grubenheimer, a name attached to the Waldenses in the 14th century in Germany because they met in isolated places, or a reduced form of Swiss Grubenmann, a variant of Grube.
Source: Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press
Similar surnames: Ruben, Rubel, Gruber, Rubin, Ruen, Gruba, Gruden, Green, Gribben


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Veterinarians in Troutdale, OR
Comprehensive list of Troutdale, Oregon based veterinary clinics and animal hospitals offering advanced medical diagnostics or pet treatment. Find a veterinarian for your dog, cat or other pet.
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Our Troutdale veterinary center welcomes you to our website. Paws and Claws Medical hospital is a family-owned practice committed to offering the best quality care for dogs, cats, birds, exotics, small pets and small mammals. We are one of the only veterinary clinics in the Troutdale and Gresham communities to offer exotic vet care. Our talented veterinarians offer a pet wellness program that includes
Use your Pet Portal to manage your pet's health care and medication schedule and much more. &They have participated for a long time in the life of our pets, and so in the life of our family. At Dogwood Pet Hospital, we treat your pet as an personal with unique and differing requirements.
I have had Dr. Hughs as my veterinarian for about 5 years. He helped me through a very trying time where I lost my 17 year old. I would not trust my Kitty Kats to anyone else. He takes perfect care of my animals. We are a complete service veterinary hospital devoted exclusively to the feline patient.
Fetch and Heal: Home Veterinary Care is a house call medical practice for your pet dog or cat run by me, Dr. Brent Carroll. I supply housecalls for the Portland, OR Eastside Metro area and Vancouver, WA. i am dedicated to delivering the highest possible home care and services to you and your pet s.
VDIC offers MRI, CT, Cytology, Ultrasound and Radioiodine Therapy on a referral basis. Talk to your veterinarian about your pets requirements. We Are Clinicians Serving Clinicians - Find out more about referring your patient, radiographs or cytology cases to VDIC.
VCA Northwest Veterinary Specialists is a veterinary referral hospital designed to work in tandem with your veterinarian to supply the highest standards of specialty care for your pet. Our specialists combine both their experience and skill to treat patients with complex problems. Additionally, our specialists stay up-to-date on the latest research in their respective disciplines.
Donna M. Starita graduated from Rutgers University in 1975 and the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1979. After few years of conventional practice, enlightened customers and her family's own health challenges led her into the exploration of alternative healing techniques and an awareness of holistic medicine.
Dr. Wainright has been practicing veterinary medicine for the past 30 years and Dr. Houston joined the practice full time in May 2010. She graduated from Colorado State University in 2004. We offer allergy testing, orthopedic and soft tissue surgery, dermatology, internal medicine, reproduction, and opthamalogy services. We have a warm and friendly atmosphere with down to earth doctors. We are one


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Measuring 360 Degree Feedback Performance in an economic downturn
You may be asking yourself, what if anything should I do with talent management in uncertain times? The answer is the opposite of what you may expect; to invest in your human capital. At a moment like that more than ever will leading companies emerge and separate themselves from the losers. Being on top of your company's talent and organizational drive means being part of the winners emerging out of an economic crisis.


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I've been a Posh consultant for two years and four months now, and I've been a Silver Premier for one year and three months of that time. 2017 was a year of building, rebuilding, troubleshooting, and breaking through a plateau that had vexed me for most of the year. 2017's lesson? Leadership is not for the faint of heart.
With 2018 now in its infancy, the promise of new opportunities both inside and outside of myself have motivated me to make some Perfectly Posh resolutions:
- Read more, learn more. I've been devouring books and audiobooks on network marketing and leadership. Some of my top picks are Rock Your Network Marketing Business by Sarah Robbins (she's a top earner with Rodan + Fields skin care), Rejection Proof by Jia Jiang (this book beats the fear out of you while making you laugh), and Entreleadership by Dave Ramsey (sound leadership advice from your judgey uncle). There are also lots of useful videos on YouTube from these authors.
- Focus on what I enjoy. I'm a cash & carry sales at my skin care office kind of girl. I like my displays, I like my ambiance, I like having private conversations with my clients and customers about Posh products that might make life a little better for them. I'm self-employed because I need to make the decisions and I don't want anyone in my way! In 2017 I tried to do the large vendor show thing. I met some cool people, but goddess have mercy, it was not my bag. Maybe I'll get into it more in a future post, but small events, online orders and one-on-one sales are the ways and means that speak to me.
- Curate my collection, tighten up my brand. We don't have to carry every. single. product. We don't even have to like every single product! Taking up valuable shelf or storage space with merch you're not passionate about is inefficient at best. At my office I'm primarily a foot care and skin care technician; I don't have to replicate the entire Whole Foods personal care department in my tiny office. Too much product can be overwhelming, distracting, and can look cluttered and unprofessional.
- Invest my time in duplicability. Making instructional videos and uploading them to YouTube so they're there to revisit as needed. Uploading files to our team Facebook group so we can find them again with minimal effort. Writing blog posts like this one! Time is our most valuable resource, and I'm learning how to work with that fact.
I'm excited about the new products Perfectly Posh is coming out with this year (gimme that new Defiant skin care line!) and I couldn't be prouder of my team. 2018 is our year to grow, evolve, and love on ourselves like never before.
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Jimmy Baker
As I step off the train at Hull, the first thing I see are shops selling City of Culture merchandise and branded drapes hanging on almost every lamppost. You could be forgiven for thinking the Olympics are coming to town. The city isn't hosting the greatest show on earth, but it could be the next best thing.
For its year as UK City of Culture, Hull is offering an astonishing array of events, encompassing the visual arts, music, dance, theatre and film. As we say up North, they're leaving "nowt" out.


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Watermain Replacement
Oxford County is undertaking the replacement of watermain on Third Concession Road and Simcoe Street in Norfolk County (part of Tillsonburg drinking water system) - please refer to the Key Map for project limits. Construction is anticipated to commence in September, 2018 and be substantially completed by the end of October, 2018.
Wednesday, August 15, 2018 - 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Marwood Lounge, Tillsonburg Community Centre located at 45 Hardy Avenue in Tillsonburg, Ontario.
The format of the Public Information Centre will be an informal drop-in centre where residents and other stakeholders can review the displays and discuss the project with County staff. This is an opportunity for interested persons to obtain information on the proposed construction.
For more information, please contact:
Jesse Keith, P.Eng.
Project Engineer
Oxford County Public Works
21 Reeve St - P.O. Box 1614
Woodstock, ON N4S 7Y3
Tel: 519-539-9800 ext. 3194
Toll Free: 1-866-537-7778
Alex Brown, C. Tech
Construction Coordinator
Oxford County Public Works
21 Reeve St - P.O. Box 1614
Woodstock, ON N4S 7Y3
Tel: 519-539-9800 ext. 3138
Toll Free: 1-866-537-7778


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Monday, September 6, 2010
New Flats from BR
Posted by arzu sonmez at 1:06 PM
Labels: Ayakkabi/Shoes, Banana Republic
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I found these cute flats from Banana republic this weekend! I was not planning on buying a pair of shoes but like who does right ? :) What I liked about them most is that they're not like other flats. They support your feet and do not hurt your toes like some other flats do. The original price was $79 if I'm not mistaking, but I stopped by at a new store so they gave me a 20% coupon! How do you like them? Does anyone of you have the same pair?
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Our plan for the end of the Term
On Monday, we will launch a pretty substantial redesign of the blog's home page, which has been several months in the making.
For every opinion day for the rest of the Term, we will put a special plan in place for the major pending rulings: the two same-sex marriage cases, the Fisher affirmative action case, and the Shelby County challenge to Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. On any given opinion announcement day, we will revert back to our usual operations if the Court does not issue any of those decisions.
First, we will temporarily adopt a new format. Readers will be directed straight to the live blog, rather than our usual homepage. In other words, you will see only the live blog, not any other posts. This format makes sure that the blog loads as fast as possible for everyone, and hopefully eliminates any chance of us crashing under the load.
On the live blog itself, several members of our team will be answering questions and publishing comments. And obviously, we'll be providing updates from the Court.
On days on which the Court issues a major opinion, the live blog will remain active for several hours. As soon as we can, we will post the opinions in full. Our own coverage will include initial descriptions of the rulings, followed by a more analysis and Plain English summaries.
We will add posts to the blog, including our analysis and round-ups of coverage. But readers will access all of those posts through the live blog, where we will post links.
We also have several "snap symposia" planned to deliver a range of perspectives on the decisions after they are issued. A list of symposia contributors is below the jump.
Same-sex-marriage confirmed contributors:
Helen Alvare – George Mason University School of Law
Randy Barnett – Georgetown University Law Center
William Duncan – Marriage Family Law Foundation
John Eastman – Chapman University School of Law
Suzanne Goldberg – Columbia Law School
Eric Restuccia and Aaron Lindstrom – Michigan Solicitor General's Office
Steve Sanders – University of Michigan Law School
Paul Smith – Jenner & Block
Larry Tribe – Harvard Law School
Affirmative-action confirmed contributors:
Vik Amar – UC Davis School of Law
David Bernstein – George Mason University Law School
Elise Bodie – NAACP Legal Defense Fund
Roger Clegg – Center for Equal Opportunity
Melissa Hart – Colorado Law
Olati Johnson – Columbia Law School
Rick Sander – UCLA Law School
Abigail Thernstrom – U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
Voting Rights Act confirmed contributors:
Rick Hasen – University of California Irvine Law School
Jeffrey Harris – Bancroft PLLC
Ellen Katz – University of Michigan Law School
Justin Levitt – Loyola Law School, Los Angeles
John Neiman – Solicitor General of Alabama
Rick Pildes – New York University Law School
Ilya Shapiro – Cato Institute
Recommended Citation: Kali Borkoski, Our plan for the end of the Term, SCOTUSblog (Jun. 14, 2013, 10:08 PM), https://www.scotusblog.com/2013/06/our-plan-for-the-end-of-the-term/


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BELMONT, N.C. – The Lake Erie College men's lacrosse team opened the 2017 season on Saturday (Feb. 25) with a game on the road in Belmont, North Carolina. The 11th-ranked Storm fell to the #13 Belmont Abbey Crusaders 15-4.
The Crusaders scored first before the Storm tied the game on a goal from James Chadwick (Amherst, N.Y. / Amherst Central) on an assist from Nicholas Tschetter (Hilton, N.Y. / Aquanis Institute) at the 9:55 mark. The Crusaders scored three straight goals, taking a 4-1 lead. With 19 seconds left in the first quarter, Brandon Donahue (South Buffalo, N.Y. / Bishop Timon St. Jude) assisted on a goal by Tim Bay (Canadaigua, N.Y. / Canadaigua Academy). The Storm trailed 4-2 after one quarter.
Belmont Abbey opened the second quarter with a score in the first minute. Lake Erie responded as Mitchell Stokes (New Westminster, B.C. / New Westminster Secondary) scored an unassisted goal with 10:55 left in the half. The Crusaders scored two more goals as they led the Storm 7-3 at halftime.
The Crusaders scored four straight goals for an 11-3 lead in the third quarter. Edmond Renaud (Carlisle, Ont. / Waterdown District / Pfeiffer) scored on an assist from Mack Fall (Morgantown, W. Va. / University) with 2:31 left in the third. The Storm trailed 11-4 after three quarters.
The Storm had ten shots in the fourth quarter but Belmont Abbey scored four goals in the fourth for a final score of 15-4.
Four different players scored as three different players had assists. The Storm took 29 shots in the game.
Reed Hnidy (Saskatoon, Sask. / Genesee CC) led the Storm with five groundballs and five caused turnovers while Tyler Manning (Hamburg, N.Y. / Bishop Timon St. Jude) had four groundballs. Five different players had two groundballs each. Liam Smith (Webster, N.Y. / Aquinas Institute) forced three turnovers for the Storm.
Dylan Dix (Rochester, N.Y. / Gates Chili) made seven saves in the goal.
The Storm will return to action as they will face Florida Southern on Tuesday (Feb. 28) in Lakeland, Florida.


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Serves: 24 tomato halves1) Preheat the oven to 125C/Gas Mark 1.
2) Toss the tomatoes in a bowl with the olive oil. Arrange the tomatoes, cut side up, in a single layer on a parchment or foil-lined baking sheet. Sprinkle with the salt and the fish sauce or celery salt. Bake until slightly shriveled but still plump, 5 to 6 hrs.
3) If not using immediately, refrigerate the dried tomatoes in a sealed container for up to 4 days.


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It's never too late to start living a brain-healthy life! Our new Successful Aging & Your Brain public service announcement illustrates easy steps (as recommended by the Institute of Medicine) we can all take to keep our brains healthy and sharp as we grow older. The PSA recommends that we stay active with regular exercise, reduce vascular risk factors (like high blood pressure and cholesterol) with good diet, talk to the doctor about diseases and drugs that may impair brain function, and stay active socially and intellectually.
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Free Successful Aging & Your Brain Program in Maine!
For people in the Greater Portland, Maine area who are interested in learning about the aging brain and living a brain-healthy lifestyle, a Successful Aging & Your Brain program will be held next Thursday, October 27th from 3 to 5 p.m. at the University of New England's (UNE) Ludke Audirorium at 716 Stevens Ave., Portland.
New Successful Ageing Video Discusses Advances in Geriatric Research
Global life expectancy has gone up 39 years since 1900 and is predicted to rise at least another six years by 2050, according to a United Nations forecast. With people living longer than ever, geriatric research is of vital importance.
London's annual Successful Ageing program, titled "Live Longer, Live Well – Seize the Day!" focused on the history of geriatric research and new, promising advances. The event was jointly organized by the European Dana Alliance for the Brain and the University of the Third Age.
Professor Richard Faragher, University of Brighton, briefed the audience on topics from genes that may lengthen life to senescent cell elimination, which could slow the effects of aging. We have come a long way in understanding the aging process and are moving towards higher quality, longer lives, he said.
Check out the full video for information on the latest advances:
For more resources on the aging brain, go to our Successful Aging & Your Brain YouTube playlist or view our Successful Aging and the Brain booklet.
– Ali Chunovic
Growing Older and Cognition: Your Mileage May Vary
What does current science have to offer in the way of advice on staying mentally sharp as you grow older? General guidelines and useful tips, with expectations of more to come—someday.
"Some things seem to work; exactly what doses, what combinations, and how they should be applied, is unclear," said Marie Bernard, deputy director at the National Institute on Aging, during a forum at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in Washington, DC, on Wednesday.
May 25th is National Senior Health and Fitness Day!
Today seniors around the country are getting active to celebrate the 23rd National Senior Health and Fitness Day. Exercise is one of the best ways to improve brain health at every stage of life, but is especially important for seniors as a way to reduce the risk for common age-related health problems such as stroke, heart attack, depression, high blood sugar, Alzheimer's disease, and cognitive aging.
A part of Older Americans Month and National Fitness and Sports Month, Senior Health and Fitness Day is a celebration of older Americans' commitment to an active lifestyle. This year's theme is "Improve Your Health for a Better Self," and over 100,000 seniors at more than 1,000 locations across the country will participate in events ranging from health fairs to flash mobs.


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The inspirational Commander Chris Hadfield from the Canadian Space Agency said that after spending 6 months on the International Space Station he felt a great sense of just how much the world is all one place and we are all one people living together on it.
In this new hour of stand-up, professional cheery misanthrope Tiernan Douieb wonders why we have to send people quite so far away to have that realisation, and just how feasible is it to fire a large portion of the world into space until they behave? An hour of jokes on politics, free speech, racism, terrorism, global warming and other fun lighthearted comedy subjects.
This was my fifth solo show which I performed at the Edinburgh Fringe 2015 to nicely full houses at the PBH Free Fringe.
A recording of the show was made at The Phoenix in London on 17th January 2016, 'The World's Full Of Idiots, Let's Live In Space' is Tiernan Douieb's second filmed special, and you can get it here!
"it's a really lovely show, really good. A really good show." – Mark Thomas
"The show is funny, but more than that it's interesting and, actually, a little bit life-affirming." – Giggle Beats


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Buon Appetito
For well over two decades, Antonio Varia has been delighting the discerning palates of Central Coast residents with an inventive Northern Italian cuisine. Opened in 1992, Buona Tavola (meaning "good table") is the realization of a dream. Working as an apprentice in the restaurants of his native Northern Italy, Antonio continued his training in Europe's finest hotels.Read about our history
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Robert Reich: Un these last days before the election, we have learned enough about the beliefs of the Republican presidential candidate to see them as a worldview all its own – a kind of creed that explains Mitt Romney.
Mitt and Paul's Ponzi Pizza Recipe
Jerry Drucker: Mitt apparently now wishes to HARVEST THE UNITED STATES, as he would for a food crop. So in the spirit of Romney's interests in cooked books, here are some recipes:
Election Day 2012: Test of America's National Character
Anthony Samad: We have to be true to ourselves in order to make a difference in our local communities. And, in being true to self, we show our character if we're being true to what's in the best interest of all.
Republicans Right For Once
Brent Budowsky: here is desperation and delusion in the air from the Republican side because they feel the election has been slipping away, and for once, regarding these Republicans, I must heartily agree with them.
Does Terrorism Distract From Larger Threat?
Tina Dupuy: We've spent trillions to protect ourselves against terrorists and done nothing to keep our biggest cities above water in a storm.
Let's Rethink Presidential Debates
Charley James: Voters are not becoming better informed and candidates get away with saying almost anything that pops into their heads. It was especially bad this year when Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan simply lied at every chance.
Bain Capital Meets Frankenstorm: It's An Ill Wind That Blows No Good
Rich Broderick: In the wake of megastorm Sandy, Bain Capital, which was co-founded by Mitt Romney and where he served as CEO until he resigned in 1999 but didn't actually resign until 2002 when he really meant it, is planning to make a leveraged buyout of the entire Northeast.
GOP Revives Housing-Bubble Hucksterism in Promoting "Mitt-Mentum"
Randy Shaw: The same folks who "sold" the Iraq invasion and the housing bubble are all in on the "Mitt-mentum" theme, but this time the voters are not buying.
Romney vs. Disaster Assistance
Dan Farber: In his last year as governor, Romney refused to provide state assistance when major floods hit western Massachusetts., even though the state government had ample funds.
The GOP Is Systematically Stealing Democracy
Charley James: We are losing democracy because the GOP and movement conservatives believe, "We're rich enough. We're clever enough. And, doggone it, people may not like us but we can do it anyway."
Saddled with Bad GOP Wingmen, Romney Can't Capture Women Vote
Victoria Defrancesco Soto: It's like Romney is that guy at a party who's chatting up a lady and his wingman—let's call him Senate candidate Richard Mourdock—saunters up and, instead of saying something smooth, offends the lady with whom Romney was hoping to close the deal.
Etch-a-Sketch Mitt: Romney Campaign Faces Possible Lawsuit
Rick Broderick: In the case of Mitt Romney, we believe that the candidate has gone a bridge too far in appropriating the Bob Dobbs personality and stylistic attributes,
GOP Election Fraud Part 2: Evidence of Vote Counting Fraud?
Denis Campbell and Michael Duniho: The correlation of Republican (or in the case of the Republican Presidential Primary, with Mitt Romney) strongly suggests vote count fraud, which would occur in larger precincts because it is easier to hide it there.


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Official Press Release
SANTA MONICA, Calif. --From the award-winning studio Raven Software, X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE enlists players to experience the tormented origins of Wolverine, from his escape of the Weapon X facility to the jungles of Africa and beyond. The game is currently in development for the Xbox 360(TM) video game and entertainment system, PLAYSTATION(R)3 computer entertainment system, Windows(R) PC, Wii(TM) home video game system, Nintendo DS(TM), PlayStation(R)2 computer entertainment system and PSP(R) (PlayStation(R)Portable) system, and is not yet rated by the ESRB.
"We have an amazing team with Raven Studios at the helm, creating what will undoubtedly be the quintessential, true-to-character Wolverine video game experience that fans have been craving," said Rob Kostich, vice president, global brand management, Activision Publishing, Inc. "X-Men Origins: Wolverine amps up the action by bringing to life Wolverine's wholly unique skills such as his brute strength, regenerative mutant abilities, and indestructible adamantium claws and skeleton in an immersive experience that is fitting to one of the most enduring and popular characters of all time."
X-Men Origins: Wolverine is an epic action-adventure featuring a true-to-character Wolverine gameplay experience that takes gamers through and beyond the movie's storyline. Set in a variety of vivid real-world locales, the title challenges players to hone their animal instinct as they uncover hidden dangers, hunt and destroy enemies, and take on seemingly insurmountable situations while discovering the truth about Wolverine's tragic past. With razor-sharp adamantium claws unsheathed, the future X-Man enacts lightning-quick combat, evasive maneuvers, in-depth combo attacks, and an array of brutal finishing moves. Wolverine doesn't just deliver massive damage, either -- he also takes it, thanks to his mutant regenerative power that heals him in real time right before the player's eyes.
The title is in development by Raven Studios and Amaze Entertainment.


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I had such fun making mine that I had my sister-in-law help me make two more to put up at church for spring/easter decor. We used multi-coloured scrapbook paper because they were going on a plain white wall and we wanted them to be nice and bright. If you're going to make one using scrapbook paper, it's way easier to use the thin paper as opposed to thicker cardstock-like paper because it's more flexible.
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In her latest installment of Nature's Pathways, Shannadora Hollis explores the question whether or not omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids derived from non-fish sources are as effective as those from fish.
Education and Professional Development Manager Weiyi Zhao interviews Lehigh University's Jennifer Swann. Swann is not afraid to take on challenges, even if she doesn't succeed right away. She is an ardent believer in learning from failures, from others and from new experiences. She loves science and is still amazed that she gets to do science as a living every day.
Susanne Horvath, a doctoral student in the Institute of Biochemistry at the University of Technology in Graz, Austria, won the Journal of Biological Chemistry/Herb Tabor Young Investigator Award in September at the 53rd International Conference on the Bioscience of Lipids/Canadian Lipoprotein Conference in Banff, Alberta, Canada. Vijay Rathinam, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, won the award in September at Cytokines 2012: 10th Joint Meeting of the International Cytokine Society and The International Society for Interferon and Cytokine Research in Geneva, Switzerland.
Find out which essays, editorials and reports were read online the most last year. You might be surprised by some of the results!
Jan. 9, 2013 — earlier this week, the science corner on Twitter got taken over by the hashtag #overlyhonestmethods. Scientists from all over jumped on the joke and by now, there are more than 1,000 tweets about the way experiments get done. ASBMB science writer Raj Mukhopadhyay was the first to curate some of the funnier and earlier tweets. Check them out on ASBMB Today's Wild Types blog.
This news roundup was compiled by ASBMB Today contributor Teodora Donisan and Chris Pickett, ASBMB's science policy fellow. Send links of interest to firstname.lastname@example.com for possible inclusion in future issues.
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A family bolthole for many years, Polmear is a bright and warm holiday apartment. Ideal for couples looking for a central St Ives location close to Porthminster beach, the harbour front and the delightfully cobbled Fore Street flanked with shops, restaurants, galleries and traditional pubs. Sit in the large bay window and soak up the colours of St Ives harbour with its changing tides, activity and, most beautifully, the sunset on the western horizon.
communal entrance with apartment door leading straight into:
electric oven and hob, fridge with freezer compartment, washing machine.
table with six chairs, window seat.
sofa, two armchairs, side-board, TV, large bay window overlooking harbour and sea.
zip and link (king or twin) beds, TV/DVD.
bath with shower over, WC, basin.
travel cot provided (cot linen not provided), WiFi, one dog welcome, short breaks available.
We had a wonderful, warm, comfortable stay in Palmer with a great view of the harbour. Can't wait to go again!
Mr Henn September 2019
We love St Ives and we love Polmear. The location is amazing and there is so much space! The welcome gifts are a really lovely touch. Aspects have always been a pleasure to deal with.
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Held on the anniversary of the consecration of the Parish Church of St Eia in 1434 AD, Feast Day offers visitors to witness - and even join in with - some centuries-old traditions. A morning precesison led by the Mayor to bless the Well of St Eia. Following this, the Mayor will 'Hurls the Silver Ball' into a crowd of children who assemble on the beach below. The one who returns the ball to the Guildhall steps by midday receives a silver coin. In the afternoon the Mayor then throw pennies from the balcony of the Guildhall for children to collect.
4th February 2020
Growing in size and popularity, the St Ives Food Festival features top chefs, quality Cornish goods, sandcastle competitions for children and food demonstrations.
10th - 12th May 2020
For two weeks only, Adventure 001, supporters of Cornwall Air Ambulance, will be bringing their helicopter experiences to St Ives! Choose from a 6 minute flight from £35 to a 30 minute flight from £96 and take in the incredible views across St Ives bay and beyond!
Dates TBC August 2020
A fun packed day hosted by the RNLI lifeboat Station. See the lifeboats on display and in action on the water with demonstrations featuring one of the HM Coastguard helicpoters!
8th August 2020
Now becoming a sellout event, this festival keeps attracting more and more visitors who come to enjoy a wide range of acts, including music, theatre, poetry and visual arts.
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We had a wonderful, warm, comfortable stay in Palmer with a great view of the harbour. Can't wait to go again!
Mr Henn Sep 2019
We love St Ives and we love Polmear. The location is amazing and there is so much space! The welcome gifts are a really lovely touch. Aspects have always been a pleasure to deal with.
Mrs Middlemiss Sep 2019
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Mr Carpenter Jun 2019
Polmear us a great place for a break, large for two people. Great view from living room window. Well equips kitchen.
Mr Phelps Jan 2019
Me and my boyfriend stayed here for 5 nights it was gorgeous and really comfy. Well worth the money .
Miss Parkes Nov 2018
Lovely little apartment, excellent view of he harbour from the living room window, and perfect location for exploring st ives.
Mrs Pragnell Mar 2018
Polmear is very well located quite near to St Ives bus & train station so it is very easy to get to other places using local transport. The view of the harbour from the window was absolutely stunning. I would definitely stay there again on my next visit
Mrs Luther Oct 2017
Excellent location and wonderful views of the harbour from the living room.
Miss Newell Aug 2017
Beautiful location and views from the flat.
Mr Fryer Aug 2017
The view from the lounge of the harbour and sea is magnificent
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polmear is a tastefully decorated flat and our every need was catered for . The living room is lovely place to relax in with stunning views over the harbour . I would defiantly stay hear again .
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Polmear is a delightful flat with everything needed for a holiday in St Ives. Close to train and bus stations, shops, pubs and of course, the sea and beaches to suit everyone.
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The Silhouette lamps were originally created in the 1950s by the Danish designer, Svend Aage Holm-Sørensen, who was a major pioneer in the world of Nordic lighting design. An elegant, sculptural table lamp is also available in a similar design. Silhouette is characterised by its asymmetric idiom, which was also a feature of foreign lighting design at the time. As such, the design is a Nordic interpretation of an international trend, in which designers all over the world invested huge energy and passion in the art of lighting. The Silhouette floor lamp has been specially selected for the Warm Nordic range as a tribute to iconic Nordic design that invests modern décor with invaluable diversity.


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Dean took part in three panels at the ASSA (Allied Social Sciences Association) annual meeting, including a presentation at a plenary session sponsored by the Association for Social Economics on "Democracy, Inequality, and Economics." A written version of the talk is available on our website. One of the panels he attended was an American Economics Association session devoted to the subprime crisis. All four panelists were at least as pessimistic about the housing market as Dean. They also all agreed with his point that the problem is not subprime mortgages, but declining house prices, and the worst is yet to come.


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Establish a break from the school day, typically before lunch, that involves planned, inclusive, actively supervised games or activities; also called semi-structured, or structured recess
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Active recess
Activity programs for older adults
Offer group educational, social, or physical activities that promote social interactions, regular attendance, and community involvement among older adults
Bike & pedestrian master plans
Establish a framework to increase walking and biking trails and improve connectivity of non-auto paths and trails in a particular area
Community fitness programs
Offer exercise classes (e.g., yoga, Tai Chi, cycling, etc.) and fitness program support in community centers, senior centers, fitness, and community wellness centers
Complete Streets & streetscape design initiatives
Enhance streetscapes with greater sidewalk coverage and walkway connectivity, street crossing safety features, traffic calming measures, and other design elements
Extracurricular activities for physical activity
Provide chances for kids and adolescents to be active and play sports at various skill levels via structured or unstructured after- and before- school athletic activities
Green space & parks
Increase recreational green space through new parks or open spaces, renovation or enhancement of under-used recreation areas, rehabilitation of vacant lots, brownfields, etc.
Homework or extra credit for PE class
Assign homework or extra credit activities for physical education (PE) or health classes that require students to be physically active outside of school
Mixed-use development
Support a combination of land uses (e.g., residential, commercial, recreational) in development initiatives, often through zoning regulations or Smart Growth initiatives
Multi-component workplace supports for active commuting
Provide physical infrastructure (e.g., bike parking or showers), educational or social support (e.g., walking groups), and financial incentives that support active commuting
Open gym time
Offer time during the school day for children to play in the gym, often during lunch period; joint use agreements can expand open gym opportunities to community members outside school hours
Open Streets
Allow community members to gather, socialize, walk, run, bike, skate, etc. by closing selected streets temporarily to motorized traffic; also called Ciclovía programs
Physically active classrooms
Incorporate physical activity breaks, classroom energizers, or moving activities into academic lessons, usually for elementary students
Places for physical activity
Modify local environments to support physical activity, increase access to new or existing facilities for physical activity, or build new facilities
Point-of-decision prompts for physical activity
Place motivational signs on or near stairwells, elevators, and escalators that encourage individuals to use stairs
Recreational sports leagues for adults
Offer opportunities for adults to play athletic games such as soccer, softball, kickball, basketball, etc. at beginner, intermediate, and competitive levels
Safe Routes to Schools
Promote walking and biking to school through education, incentives, and environmental changes; often called SRTS
Shared use agreements
Create contracts that support community access to existing facilities (e.g., schools, churches, etc.) before or after business hours; also called joint use, open use, or community use agreements
Walking school buses
Arrange active transportation with a fixed route, designated stops, and pick up times when children can walk to school with adult chaperones
Zoning regulations for land use policy
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Cinebook publishes three dozen different series now, with 153 books in print. The series with the most volumes is "Lucky Luke," a classic Franco-Belgian comic created by Morris, i.e. Maurice De Bevere, who lived in America for a few years in the 60s and worked for "MAD Magazine." While "Lucky Luke" featured art by Morris for nearly 60 volumes (until his death in 2001), there are 40 volumes during that run which were written by Rene Goscinny, the man who co-created and wrote all the best "Asterix" volumes, until his death in the 1970s. Those appear to be the books Cinebook is focused on reprinting, and has done so to the tune of two dozen volumes so far with plenty more on the way.
Lucky Luke is a cowboy who, as the back cover always says, can shoot faster than his shadow. As a character with as storied and legendary a career as "Asterix" and "Tintin," I've always wanted to read the series, but never got around to it. Until now.
I started with "Lucky Luke: The Oklahoma Land Rush" for no particular reason. It sounded like an interesting historical setting for a comic, so I grabbed for it. Immediately after reading it, I loaded up Amazon.com and ordered three more volumes to read next. It's just that good.
And, as a side note, I do not hesitate in recommending Amazon as a distributor for this book. Diamond cut Cinebook from "Previews," so you're out of luck at your local shop. Baker and Taylor does carry Cinebooks, so if your local comic shop uses them as a secondary distributor, then there's still a small chance you can buy locally. Cinebooks don't sell well in the Direct Market, I guess. But they sell for a discounted price on Amazon, so that works for me. Back to the book:
I can't swear to what the series is, as a whole, just yet. I have a lot of reading to do before I get there. But judging from this book and what I've read about it, "Lucky Luke" is a sit-com set in the old American West. Using historical settings and characters, Morris and Goscinny tell humor-filled stories of a cowboy getting caught up in extraordinary situations. In this volume, for example, Luke is assigned to Oklahoma, first to clear out all the people in the state, and then to run the land rush peacefully. Hundreds of people lined up at the state border waiting for the rush to begin, and then ran into the state to stake their claim to land. (Those who tried to sneak across the line early were called "Sooners." I'm almost embarrassed to admit this, but I never knew where that term came from before reading this book. Looking things up afterwards, I learned a lot about the real Oklahoma land rush, and just how much of the book is based on actual events and people.)
The activities surrounding this general plot are a series of escalating gags, from little one-off laughs to recurring characters whose importance in the plot quietly grows as the pages add up. It's a lot of black-out gags, to put it in Road Runner terms, before the plot really begins. It's the second half of the book where all the characters we were introduced to become characters in a drama about the boom and bust of a boomtown in new Oklahoma. Surprisingly, a simple gag-a-page book becomes a funny book with political themes, but only if you wish to read into it.
But don't read too deeply into it, though. "Lucky Luke" works best as a fun comedic story. It's a comic book sit-com with simple characters doing funny things. And once you warm up to that, it's a lot of fun to read and a quick diversion for the page count.
Morris' art is up to the challenge of the script. It's well cartooned, with a strong sense of design and the ability to draw what's necessary. Need to draw a western boom town filled with people, or a long line waiting for a lawyer's representation or to vote? He can handle it. Not every panel is packed with such detail, but Morris can turn it on when necessary, and doesn't take shortcuts. Like so many of the ligne claire type of comics, he most often draws panels with full body characters acting out across the stage. No dramatic close-ups or convenient silhouettes. The book looks like it was drawn in the 60s, though. I'm not sure I can explain it, but there's a definite vibe about cartooning in that period that I always pick up on. Things got flatter and less dimensional. Characters were designed slightly more angularly. You can even see it in the latter period of Carl Barks' work on the Disney Duck books. It's definitely here.
The most interesting choice for the series' current printings is that they use the original colors. They're both wonderfully simple and maddeningly flat. The worst thing that pre-computer coloring did to art is to flatten it. Too many backgrounds were just flat blues. Extreme foreground characters were flat purple. It hid the artwork and created a dimensionality that by today's standards seems archaic. I have a hard time with it today, to be honest. I was flipping through the "Longshot" hardcover recently, and had difficulty enjoying Art Adams' work. Too many backgrounds were colored in with pale blue fills and no detail. I don't need busy work, but I do enjoy being spoiled by more precise color detail, the likes of which the technology and the printing processes of the 1960s couldn't capture.
That problem is offset by the best news of this book: It's printed at nearly full Eurocomic album size. Unlike the rest of the incredibly shrinking Cinebook library, "Lucky Luke" maintains a larger size, clocking in at 11.1 x 8.4 inches, noticeably larger than "Largo Winch," for example, which comes in at 9.8 x 7 inches in its most recent form. That inch-and-a-fraction makes a huge difference. Ironically, I think "Winch" is the book that would benefit more from the extra page space. It's far more detailed in its art, but I'll take larger formats anywhere I can get them.
Packaging aside, my initial sampling of "Lucky Luke" shows it to be a funny, breezy read that might accidentally even teach you a thing or two. The cartooning is attractive, the writing is witty (though not up to "Asterix's" standard), and the price (about ten bucks) is right. Like I said at the top, I've already ordered three more volumes and plan on ordering another three from earlier in the series. We'll see how the book progresses over time. I think that'll be interesting, as it was for "Asterix," which I read all out of order, too.
SketchBook Express is one of the featured free offerings at the new Mac App Store that launched last week. It's interesting for two reasons: First, it's a terrific, highly-featured sketching application for the Mac platform. Second, it features art by Skottie Young on its app page.
If you have a Wacom tablet, it's an amazing little program. It responds to the pressure sensitivity built into the tablet that I'd known exists but never really taken advantage of. And it's very responsive to my every line. It's still a bit discombobulating to look at a screen while drawing on a tablet, but it's fun and I'm learning. The worst part is not being able to spin your tablet around to draw from a different angle. There IS an option to move the canvas around, instead. It just takes some getting used to.
It's also powerful, including multiple layers with transparency sliders for each, a variety of brushes, a full slate of colors to pick from, and some simple canvas editors. It's not Photoshop, but it does its job of letting you sketch digitally very well.
Reading monthly analyses of sales charts is a deeply depressing thing. You read the happy stories of independent creators having some level of success with their new book, then you see the guesstimated sales of their title don't reach 20,000 copies a month and you realize just how small your chosen industry is.
And, yes, I recognize that these sales charts aren't official and that they often undercount issues and that they're really only reliable for seeing trends. But unless they're off by a factor of two, they depress the hell out of me.
Take the sales charts for independent comics in November. Please.
- Some comics are doing very well. Obviously, "The Walking Dead" still leads the way, with trades actually outselling single issues. It's nutty that the latest TPB sells 19,000 copies while the latest individual issue is about 18,000. Plus, as a black and white book, the comic's break-even point is much lower. There's money to be had there.
Still, it's selling less than 20,000 copies a month. (I don't think these sales charts include the UK sales, right? It definitely doesn't include digital day-and-date sales or internationally-licensed and translated editions. So it's safe to say that each issue has more than 20,000 readers. Still, in the single largest market for this format of comics in the word, it can't hit 20,000.)
Correction: I misread some numbers. Individual sales are close to 29,000, while the most recent trade is close to 19,000. It's an impressive sales total on the trade paperbacks, which will continue to sell briskly for months and years ahead. Over the course of time, I'm sure the trades ARE outselling the issues. But it's still amazing that the hottest non-Marvel/DC title is only selling at less than 30,000 a month and we're thrilled by that "runaway success."
- The other hits of the sales charts, like "Morning Glories" and "Chew" are selling in the 11,000 - 13,000 range. As color books, that's less profitable. And, scarier still, we consider them big successes. They're well below the sales level that DC and Marvel start swinging axes at. We're at a mere tenth of what the top selling book of the month probably sold. We're averaging 4 or 5 copies per Direct Market outlet. And we've deluded ourselves into thinking we have hits on our hands?
"Invincible," by the way, is averaging in the 14,000 - 16,000 range.
The Direct Market is a scary beast sometimes.
- 4 of the top 5 comics in the independent best seller list have Hollywood ties -- movies or TV shows. "Vampirella" is the exception.
- "Haunt" is selling nearly as much as "The Walking Dead," but has shed 40% of its sales since the first issue. McFarlane has already said he wants to concentrate on Hollywood this year. Kirkman wants to launch an all-ages title while working on season two of his television series and writing two other monthly series and managing his own line of comics. Will "Haunt" still be around in a year? My New Year's Prediction for 2011: "Haunt" is announced as being finished before 2012.
- "Savage Dragon" can't make 5,000 sales per month? That ticks me off.
- Ditto for "Usagi Yojimbo," another long-running one man comic series, but at least Stan Sakai has his trade paperback program operational. The recently-released "Special Edition" from Fantagraphics is supposed to be a terrific package, and one I hope to order soon.
- BOOM!'s Disney lineup isn't hitting 5,000 copies a book, but at least they have newsstand distribution. I hope that keeps things afloat.
Overall, it's painful to look at the non-Big Two sales figures. Maybe it's better to skip them.
The next wave on the internet is do it yourself radio, called podcasting. At first glance, it's just an MP3 file. But with the help of a little RSS trigger file to alert listeners to new podcasts, it becomes something not unlike TiVo for the radio. And Pipeline jumps into the pool with the Pipeline Podcast, the first podcast devoted to comic books. This week, it starts with a look at comics arriving at comic shops this week."
That's from the column of January 5th, 2005. The Pipeline Podcast was the first exclusively comics-themed podcast by a few days, and so started the world of comics podcasting.
Today, six years later, I'm officially ending The Pipeline Podcast. The time has come. First, let's look back:
The initial idea actually had come a year and a half sooner. It was an idea I had for Pipeline Radio, which would have been a short, scripted one minute audio thing, I had it planned to be Andy Rooney Meets Comics. They'd have been pithy, potentially clever, singular ideas that were in and out in a minute. One of the big reasons for that brevity was technology. We didn't all have cable modems and 3G connections back in the day. Asking people to download a couple of megs worth of data wasn't a no-brainer, the way it is today when we complain that 5 Gigs a month on a cellular data plan isn't enough. There was no RSS-with-enclosures standard for audio yet, either, I don't think, to help automate the delivery of the audio, and there was certainly no podcasting section in iTunes. It would have been a link in the middle of the column, or as a column all its own alongside a text transcript.
For one reason or another, the actual show never got off the ground. But at the end of 2004, when podcasting came on the scene, I saw it as something I could do with comics. I settled quickly in on a weekly format of talking about the week's new releases, and it was off to the races. CBR Executive Producer Jonah Weiland, who has a radio background himself, gave it a green light when I pitched it to him earlier in December 2004, and I spent some time over the Christmas break roughing out the format, technical requirements and workflow.
And then, over the course of the next five years, things went fairly well. I settled in on a Top 10 format. I podcasted from some conventions. I did a second podcast every month to talk about Previews with Friend of Pipeline, Jamie Tarquini. Those were some marathon recording sessions that were still never ever long enough. I did a few interviews that I'm still proud of. Thanks to Erik Larsen, Chris Eliopoulos, Peter David, Todd Dezago, and Eric Wight (marathon three parter) for those. I was part of the inaugural Podcasting Panel in San Diego. I even had a spot in TwoMorrows' "Comic Book Podcast Companion" book, which was much appreciated.
A few things eventually slowed the podcast down to a crawl. The first was having a baby. It's hard to think back to that point, but when I started the podcast I hadn't even met the woman who would become my wife. (That would be the next month.) Then having a beautiful little girl who wants to hug daddy every night and then sit in his lap and read books led to a change of reading habits for me, to the point where I don't make it out to the comic shop every week anymore. And even with doing the weekly CBR Reviews editing, I still have a hard time keeping up with everything being released each week. It began to feel a little dishonest to talk about the week's releases when I wasn't going to a comic shop, myself. And then it just became work. When it became no fun, it wasn't worth doing.
In the last four months, I think I've published one podcast. I've recorded two or three, but I wasn't happy enough with any of them to bother publishing. After recording for nearly 20 minutes last week and then throwing it out, I realized it was over.
The Pipeline Podcast was a success for what it was. I never had time to do enough with it. I always had ideas to do more, or ways to integrate it with other things more to build up more awareness or interest in it, but time was always an issue. This column comes first, and the podcast was an adjunct to it. It was a lot of fun, I'm glad I did it, and I'm glad there were some people out there who liked it enough every week not just to let iTunes automatically download it for them, but to also listen to them. I heard from a lot of people who listened to the show on their ride to the comic shop every week, and picked up things on my recommendation along the way. That's pretty cool.
For the sixth anniversary of the Pipeline Podcast, I'm putting it to rest. Will it be an Around Comics-style rest, where I vow never to return to it and then restart it twice? I doubt it, but you never know. Maybe if I get anxious to record something, I'll bug a podcasting friend to let me appear on their show so I can vent.
In the meantime, I'm very happy to see what's become of the Comics Podcasting universe over those years. If I inspired any small part of it, I'm happy. I've made many great friends through it, listened to countless interviews with countless creators, and loved the theater of doing vocal work instead of just typing all day. Though I don't have the time to listen to all of the comics podcasts out there anymore, I still enjoy dipping into the feeds of the likes of iFanboy, WordBalloon, Comic Geek Speak, Collected Comics Library, Around Comics, and a few more. I am constantly in awe of the communities and the volume of material they've all created, starting from nothing. Remember, I had a column on a highly-trafficked site when I started the podcast. It was a running start. All of the above podcasts started from scratch and through an insane amount of work and dedication have built up their own websites, communities, and show archives. I stand in the shadows of their dedication and perseverance.
The most interesting newer podcast to me is Splash Page, started by two of the CBR Review team, Chad Nevett and Tim Callahan. They're my generation of comic readers and, while I don't always agree with them, they do a good job in explaining themselves. If you have two or three hours a week to kill (did I mention "epic?"), there's no better comic-related way to do it than with those two, and their occasional guest stars.
That should keep you busy in my absence. I had a great time doing the podcast and am grateful to all of you who took the time out to listen and to champion the show around the internet. Thanks again, so much for all your support over the years. Don't worry, though, the column is still going strong and I have no plans to even take a break from it, let alone end it.
In the meantime, if you have any comments, criticisms, questions, or complaints, you can still reach me at Aye-Ewe-Gee-Eye-Eee at ComicBookResources.com
Thanks for listening!
With the new year, I've given new starts to my two blogs that are, generally speaking, off-topic for this column. Since I've already rambled on for 3000 words, though, I'm indulging myself:
AugieShoots.com rebooted. I've ditched the original site entirely, replacing the pic-a-day format with a more general blog format. This will allow for more writing in one photographically-themed blog, rather than just posting a picture when I feel like it. I still have a little work to do in creating a proper logo for it and all, but I've had a pretty busy month with it already and like how it's coming out. It feels more now like my journal in photography the way Pipeline has always been my journal for comic books. So far this month, there's been suggestions for improving the iPhone's camera, thoughts on HDR, a possible Photoshop disaster, Follow Friday in blog form and 2011 resolutions.
VariousandSundry.com -- blogging since September 2002 -- finally got a new theme and a new commitment from me to get back to it more regularly. Blogging, I've found, is a muscle that needs exercising. The more I write for one, the more I find myself writing without thinking about it. So, for everything that's not comics or photography, look here. This year, so far, I've talked about new music I've discovered, my annoyingly slow wi-fi connection at home, the impending death of Borders, Hollywood's divorce rate and 2011 resolutions.
Please tell all your friends, tweet the good news, stop by to visit. Writing is a fun habit to have.
How to get in touch: Twitter @augiedb || E-mail || Pipeline Message Board


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Mostly working on the feedback I got from the last build. HOWEVER, besides power systems I've also added some new text alert thingies to the UI
Looks kinda slick to me! Reminds me of Wasteland. I kinda wish I was making a wasteland clone.
I've also started working on loot/salvage from enemies. I realize now that I need to get this ironed out before I can make the first Alpha build (and get out of this pre-alpha mess!). After you defeat an enemy, you can click its little bits to either get some money, and item, or my favorite NOTHING!


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April is World Landscape Architecture Month.
But what is Landscape Architecture?
To be reading our blog you are probably aware of what landscape architecture is and maybe a little of what we do here at Genus. If not then welcome to Genus Landscape Architects and please read on!
World Landscape Architecture Month (WLAM), is an international celebration of landscape architecture. WLAM introduces the profession to the public by showcasing landscape architect-designed spaces around the world.
WLAM is organised by the American Society of Landscape Architects and is predominantly focused in the USA, however it is a great opportunity for LA's worldwide to share an insight into our wonderful industry. Through the use of social media and well placed hastags, maybe we can introduce the wonderful work and importance of landscape architects to the broader public.
So throughout the rest of April the Genus team will be posting examples of our landscape architecture.
Please tune in. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, Linkedin or here at the Genus blog.
Take a look at our projects gallery and feel free to comment with what you think landscape architecture is!


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Business Startup Costs
Do you know what it is like to start a small business? Small businesses make up a large part of our economy. They need capital,inventory, employees, etc.. I think at one point everyone wants to open their own business, but do not know where to starts.
Getting the capital you need to start up and operate can be hard. But there are many ways a small business can get help. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) was created in 1953 as an independent agency of the federal government to aid, counsel, assist and protect the interests of small business concerns, to preserve free competitive enterprise and to maintain and strengthen the overall economy of our nation. We recognize that small business is critical to our economic recovery and strength, to building America's future, and to helping the United States compete in today's global marketplace. Although SBA has grown and evolved in the years since it was established in 1953, the bottom line mission remains the same. The SBA helps Americans start, build and grow businesses. Through an extensive network of field offices and partnerships with public and private organizations, SBA delivers its services to people throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, the U. S. Virgin Islands and Guam.
You can also look to your local banks for help. The best advice I can give you when doing this, is to do your homework and have your small business proposal ready to present when you initially sit down to discuss your needs from your financial institution.
You can also apply at well known, larger financial institutions, like Capital Alliance. This can be a great source of information for starting up a small business.
Capital Alliance was founded to solve a major problem that small businesses were facing: access to capital. Their mission is to provide quick, simple, and transparent solutions for businesses to obtain capital. Since it's inception, Capital Alliance has funded over $500 million to thousands of small businesses.
No matter what your small business needs are, there are agencies and financial institutions out there to help.
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The Picks
Texas -3: The Longhorns are better than last year. The Sooners are worse. Texas won by 10 last year.
Iowa +3: Wisconsin looks ready for their midseason swoon.
Texas Tech / Nebraska Over 61: Everyone loves a high-scoring affair.
Notre Dame +11: Regular readers know that nothing would make me happier than being wrong here. I am begrudgingly backing the Irish here because I think they can hang tight.
Georgia Tech +3: My preseason pick to win it all would garner some notice by pulling off the upset here. It might even get them back into the Top 10.
Pick of the Week - Army +10: Temple as a 10-point favorite? No thanks. The Black Knights are smelling a bowl game. How can you root against them?
Season Record: 24-17-2 (PoW - 4-2)
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Moving on....let's talk about what is going on with me, since we are on the subject. : ) I am slowing trying to get back to running. I have a long way to go before I am back to where I was before I started having hip broblems, but I am taking it day by day. After the half marathon, I did not try running at all for 2 weeks. My body, specifically my hips, were very sore. I stuck to walking, strenth training and yoga. I have also switched my workouts to the morning, so I have been getting up at 5:15 and exercising. As a result, I go to bed not too long after the kids go to bed. So far this is going well. I love having the afternoons free and not having to worry about working out after dinner. Plus it is a lot cooler running in the morning. It is also really quiet in the house so yoga is much more enjoyable and peaceful. If you are looking for a good yoga podcast, I have really been enjoying Sarah B. Yoga.
The garden is looking good. I planted my herb garden like I do every year. I have lots of basil, cilantro, dill, and parsley. We also have tomato plants, squash, watermelon, and a pumpkin plant Harper brought home from school. It has been in the high 90's here so we (mostly Mitch) have been doing lots of watering. We need some rain so we can fill our rain barrel back up.
I am still drinking a green smoothie most days, but recently have been adding protein powder for extra staying power. The chocolate Vega Whole Food Optimizer and the vanilla almond Vega Shake and Go Smoothie are my favorites. I just add 2 scoops to the blender with all the rest of my smoothie ingredients. I have also been adding dandelion greens and kale for variety.
I have not been sewing too much, but have lots of ideas jotted down in my notebook. That has to count for something, right? Finding time to sit down and sew for an extended amount of time has been challenging lately. I am hoping after this weekend things will mellow out a bit and I will find some time to sew.
I did finally find time to put some of my photos in these frames and my awesome husband hung it in our bathroom. I love how it turned out.


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American friar Tom Washburn, OFM, in his article "The Pope and St Francis" reflects on the influence of St Francis' spirit on Pope Benedict and his historic decison to resign as Supreme Pastor of the Church.
"I think Pope Benedict has a Franciscan heart and understands the reality of letting go very well. When meeting with the priests of Rome recently, the Pope said, "I am strengthened and reassured by the certainty that the Church is Christ's." The Holy Father knows that the church never belonged to Benedict. Like St. Francis, Benedict was merely its steward for a time. St. Francis realized something similar. He understood that he never intended to create such a thing as a Religious Order, but simply wanted to live the life of the Gospel and if others wanted to join him in doing that, what a wonderful thing.


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Frank Marr used to be a police detective, but he took early retirement. He has a bad drug habit and he is struggling with his moral standards. He wants to do the right thing, but he is ready to take just about any short cut to get what he wants. Mostly, he hurts the bad guys and protects the innocent, but he has trouble living with himself. His drug habit helps him live with himself, but his anger and desperation may lead him to self-destruction. He has seen the worst of humanity and he is feels so alone. There is some chance he can achieve some connection with others, but he might be headed toward self-destruction.
While Frank is surveilling a drug gang in order to steal their drugs, he comes across a teen girl who has been kidnapped. She is hooked on drugs and has been raped. He rescues her, and makes sure he still gets the drugs. He leaves the girl with a lawyer friend of his, a woman who he had a romance with at some point. But he tries her patience because he does not want to get involved with the police more than he has to. He finds that a second girl has been kidnapped and he gets hired by her parents to find her. His investigation is thorough, as he meets many criminals and friends of the missing girl, working out what happened to her and how to get her back. At the same time, he controls his needs for drugs, and his violence. Ultimately, Frank is a good man but this case may test him to his limits.
In the unabridged audiobook, Christopher Ryan Grant makes Frank a gruff but wise addict, full of dark thoughts but able to understand other people's fragility. He brings out the noir in Swinson's crime novel. This is a satisfying listen, even if the plot is entirely unbelievable.
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