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With the durability of the renowned industrial PowerScan family, the PowerScan imager is now being introduced into the retail sector with a new series of Retail scanners. The PowerScan PBT9500-RT imager is a cordless scanner featuring Bluetooth wireless technology. The rugged mechanics of the PowerScan Retail series guarantees reliable long-term operation in retail activities. Repeated shocks at the POS checkout or outdoor usage do not inhibit the scanner’s performance or reliability, protecting the retailer’s investment. The IP65 rating further guarantees protection from damages caused by exposure to moisture. This Bluetooth wireless technology model has a radio range (open air) that exceeds 90 m / 295 ft.
The PowerScan Retail 9500 series is the first handheld series of scanners on the market capable of reading digital watermarks including Digimarc Barcodes. This new application significantly reduces time at the checkout. Additionally, product packaging that carries Digimarc Barcodes can connect mobile-enabled shoppers with additional product information, special offers, recommendations, reviews, social networks and more.


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Josh Meyer is Director of Community Planning Programs at LGC. He joined LGC in 1997, following service as Yolo County Watershed Education Coordinator with AmeriCorps. Over the last decade he has directed numerous transportation corridor, downtown and rural community public design charrettes in California that included walkability assessments, focus meetings and collaborative workshops. He authored or co-authored many of the resulting plans. Josh has presented at national and state conferences, workshops and public hearings, taught at the University of California, Davis, Extension program, and developed educational materials on form-based codes, pedestrian-friendly street design, compact development, green streets and infrastructure, and energy-efficient neighborhood design. He wrote a statewide guide for general plan energy policy, ran a program that worked with local governments and developers to redesign subdivision plans for increased energy, livability and land efficiency, and helped establish one of the first regional joint powers agencies in the state to spearhead energy efficiency, renewable resource development, and other sustainable energy efforts in the Ventura County region.
Mr. Meyer has a B.A. in Political Science and Sociology from California State University, Long Beach. He received his Masters degree in American History in 1995 from the University of California, Irvine, with a focus on politics and the history of urban development in California.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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Drugs, guns, and counterfeit cash are all for sale in the so-called Dark Web, a secret and sinister part of the internet that's flourishing despite a massive crackdown. The Dark Web is the subject of an historic trial that begins in November in New York City.
First some semantics. The Dark Web: what is it? It's a part of the Internet that cannot be accessed by search engines like Google. It's hidden on purpose. You need a special web browser to access it, and it's designed to be used anonymously -- no tracing. But this year, the light has shined very harshly on the Dark Web. A high-profile criminal case goes to trial next month. At the center of that case is a Dark Web site called Silk Road.
The U.S. government says Ross Ulbricht is behind one of the largest drug and crime rings in history. The man seen in a video on the "Free Ross" website certainly does not look like a worldwide menace, an Internet mobster.
In a video on the site, his mother, Lyn Ulbricht, said Ross "Is the most peaceful, non-violent, positive compassionate person I've ever met."
Ulbricht was arrested last fall on charges of running Silk Road, a Dark Web site akin to Amazon or eBay with buyers, sellers, user and product reviews, except the product in Silk Road's case is usually drugs.
Ulbricht's family began a legal defense fund at the freeross.org.
After Ulbricht's arrest, Silk Road was shut down. But now somebody has launched a new version.
"People did studies on Silk Road and found that the customer satisfaction level was remarkably high," said Greg Virgin, whose day job is running RedJack, a company that keeps businesses and government agencies safe from hackers.
We asked him to use his knowledge to take us inside the Dark Web. To access it, we used the free TOR browser. Virgin said "TOR" stands for "the onion router."
"So, it's a network of servers that relay your traffic across one another so nobody can figure out who you are, where you are," he said.
Our first stop, Virgin took us to a site that is essentially a Dark Web directory. Without listings like these, the sites would be impossible to access unless we knew the exact addresses.
"People have estimated that more than 70 percent of the activity on the Dark Net is illegal," Virgin said.
A lot of that illegal activity revolves around money; fake money, in some cases. We saw listings for euros, PayPal accounts, cloned credit cards with PINs, and more.
One ad offered corporate account numbers for sale. Another showed off stacks of counterfeit $20 bills; 10 bills cost $80. And users offered advice on how to spend it: "I've finally ordered 10 bills and found a way of spending them at nightclubs. I just ask random drunks for change. 100% success rate."
On almost every site, it was easy to find ads for electronics, such as new, unlocked iPhone 6 smartphones for sale. Plenty offered fake passports and IDs.
One site seeks donations to recruit jihadists in the United States "to establish a new Islamic front both in the United States and around the world."
Murder does seem to be big business on the Dark Web. One site seeks to crowd fund assassinations. Another website says it's easy to obtain high-powered firearms. Of course, no questions are asked. No pesky background checks are undergone.
The currency -- as with most things on the Dark Web -- is bitcoin.
"Bitcoin is a virtual currency that obscures the people doing the transaction, so the buyer and the seller," said Bruce Upbin, a managing editor for Forbes. "It's a piece of code that's shared between two parties to replace currency."
Anyone can buy bitcoin, but it's not cheap. One bitcoin is about $300, although it's been as high as $1,000.
And then, there is what Greg Virgin said is most disturbing about the Dark Web.
"There are a number of atrocious child exploitation sites," he said.
In his spare time, Virgin works with the International Justice Mission to find and rescue children being sold on the Dark Web as sexual slaves. He said because of his work, he believes arrests are coming in the near future.
"We believe we've found dozens of victims, that there's a strong possibility for rescue," he said.
Shawn Henry spent 15 years leading cyber investigations around the world for the FBI before retiring as an executive assistant director.
"Imagine from a law enforcement perspective the challenge in identifying people who have never gotten together physically, who live in five separate countries," Henry said, adding that the Dark Web is a nightmare for law enforcement.
It is also the source of all the high-profile hacks we've seen this past year. Target, Home Depot, Chase, Neiman Marcus have all been broken into. Even the U.S. government database holding personal information for employees with sensitive security clearance was breached.
"Can you protect the network from being breached? That's out the window now," Henry said. "We need to change the paradigm here and it needs to be: how soon after an adversary makes access do we detect them."
His biggest fear is hackers, working through the Dark Web's anonymity, going after power plants and financial systems; cyber terrorism.
"There are actually terrorist groups that are calling for electronic jihad," Henry said. "What if the lights go out for a week, two weeks, a month? How do we handle that as a nation?" He said he believed it "absolutely" possible.
So, where did this come from? It may be hard to believe but TOR, the software that makes this anonymous and so hard to track and makes much of what you've just seen possible, was created by the United States Navy. Part of the goal was help people in oppressed nations have Internet freedom. So the Dark Web is not all bad.
"For us in America we live in a free society, for the most part, but there's plenty of people in the world who don't, who live in oppressive regimes, where they control the Internet," Upbin of Forbes said.
Whether it's pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong or the Arab Spring, the Dark Web's anonymity helps makes it possible by letting organizers spread the word.
That brings us back to Silk Road and the criminal case pending against Ross Ulbricht.
Julia Tourianski, a blogger from Toronto, said she believes internet freedom in the U.S. rests on the outcome of the Silk Road case.
"This is about the future of our Internet freedom," she said. "If Ross Ulbricht loses then I think what will happen is anybody who uses TOR networks or anonymous systems will be considered a criminal by default."
Tourianski is a supporter of Ulbricht's mother, who said the U.S. government is trying to rewrite law.
Lyn Ulbricht has traveled the country to raise awareness about the Silk Road case and has become something of an Internet star. She would not agree to an interview with us, but we caught her speech at Liberty Fest in Brooklyn. She believes the outcome of the case could lead to a world where everyone's activities on the web are monitored.
Of course, Edward Snowden showed us last year the NSA is already collecting information about phone calls and emails.
"It's something far more dangerous than any website could be and that is what our government has become and how they operate," Lyn Ulbricht said at Liberty Fest.
Tourianski said the Dark Web's dark side is worth living with.
"Most people are inherently good, and just because a small percentage of people may or may not commit a crime, we shouldn't police everybody," Tourianski said. "And if we do, that's not a world anybody wants to live in."
Ross Ulbricht has pleaded not guilty to all charges. His trial is set to begin November 10. No matter the outcome for him, the Dark Web seems to continue defying law enforcement despite their pledge to crack down.
Ulbricht's lawyer and the U.S. attorney prosecuting the case declined to comment for our story.
If Ulbricht is convicted of the most serious charges he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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Rafael de Balanzo, director of the Action Without Borders Project for the Social Habitat Work Program, offers a Q&A session after the screening of “Encaixonats,” a documentary about urban resilience in Barcelona.
Encaixonats (meaning “boxed” in Catalan) is a documentary from director Marta Saleta that highlights neighborhoods and cities succumbing to successive changes and urban crises caused by internal collapse and external shrinking processes. The neighborhood of Vallcarca in Barcelona has become an urban landmark, characterized as one of the first districts to implement policies of urban sustainability. After suffering from urban crises, social displacement, and conflict induced by a Rezoning Master Plan, Vallcarca masterminded change by implementing new urban sustainability policies.
The documentary follows a family displaced from their home of 50 years, as the city moves them to a new housing superblock. The remaining members from Salvem-Vallcarca community organization fight to find new strategies against displacement. These strategies include urban crises and reorganization process as well as tactical urbanism and transformative governance.
Architect, landscape architect and urban designer De Balanzo, Ph.D., is currently Adjunct Lecturer at Hunter and Queens College, CUNY and Barcelona University. He was born and raised in Barcelona. After studying architecture and urbanism in Belgium, he returned to Barcelona to start his own office, Urban Resilience Thinking Institute, and has been awarded several architectural and landscape awards. De Balanzo is also Director of the Action Without Borders Project for the Social Habitat Work Program, International Union of Architects, UIA. He promotes “resilience thinking” through the Habitat Program participatory process for informal settlements and Shrinking Cities in Latin America, the U.S. and Europe.

industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


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We've narrowed down the names to Keller, Sullivan, Phoenix, Casper and Snowflake/Snowball. Which is your favorite out of these names?
This video was taken today morning.
Baby Casper and I had a stair training session yesterday night and now, he's a pro. Being sight and hearing impaired does not limit him, that's for sure!

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Odyssey FZKB76W Keyboard Case DJParts - All Variety of Parts that DJ Needs.
The super rugged ATA 76-note Keyboard Case features heavy duty hardware and interlocking memory foam on the interior, customizable for your keyboard. Includes a spring loaded handle and wheels for easy transport.

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Today, we work with global software principle like Oracle and Microsoft, to deliver superlative services with a focus on emerging organization worldwide.
We are committed to help you make the most from Information Technology and your technology assets. Whether it is Oracle Database Management, MS SQL Database Management or a Development Project, our processes and people are all geared towards making engagement smooth and effective. From emerging corporations to global giants, we strive to walk the extra mile for all our clients.
Harness the potential of the IT revolution with a company the understands your needs. From MNCs to emerging corporations our solutions help you drive the maximum leverage from your resources in the simplest way.
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Our customers are willing to share their happy experience with you.
We at Simple Logic are proud to announce our Gold partnership with Oracle, which allows us to offer the full spectrum of Oracle Products.
Microsoft is a global leader delivering business software solutions to the manufacturing, distribution, retail, hospitality and services industries.
Simple Logic has satisfactorily completed the following services for business-critical application and is associated with our organization for more than 3 years.

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General: It has been reported to me that the supplies of provisions for the Army of the Northwest are being exhausted at the depots at Staunton and Millborough, and that no notice has been received of a further supply being ordered from Richmond. I request that directions be given for full supplies to be delivered at those points as soon as possible, if it has not already been done.
PS—September 10. I have just heard that the enemy is withdrawing all his forces from about Romney and along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Huttonsville in our front. The report has been forwarded from Staunton by Major Harman. If true, now is the time for Colonel McDonald to push at the railroad and destroy it. I would write to him, but do not know where he is. I begin to advance today.

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By-Gone Times in Ravensdale, County Louth stocks antiques, garden features, chandeliers, Victorian door furniture, bronze fountains, and statutory pub fit outs. Sourced from all over Europe.
By-Gone Times sits in a 200year old cottage situated in the picturesque valley between the Edentubber and Slieve Gullon Mountains in Ravensdale, County Louth.
They stock the widest collection of antiques benches, lamps and statues for both interior and exterior living. They source their artifacts from their global partners and display them centrally in their headquarters.


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On a day much like today, Chinese Emperor Shen Nung was casually drinking a bowl of hot water when, out of nowhere, a tea leaf fluttered into his bowl. He sipped this new brew and decided he could definitely get on board, subsequently ordering the mass planting of tea bushes.
Tea was introduced to the west at the beginning of the 17th century by Dutch and Portuguese sailors, then to North America about 100 years later.
Almost 5000 years since its discovery, the tea scene has changed a lot. Starbucks is cashing in and every other day we seem to be bombarded with new studies about how skinny you’re going to be if you just drink green tea. Hell, there’s even a political movement that’s all about the mighty leaf (that’s what the Tea Party is about, right?).
Tea leaves have been used in contexts from medicinal to fortune telling, and it is currently so popular that it is second only to water in world consumption. What is it that makes this beverage so popular?
Michael Menashy, co-founder of local company Tea Sparrow, has been drinking tea since childhood, but his passion grew when he was walked through a traditional brewing ceremony in China. Since then, he has made tea his life — and the man knows his tea.
“The biggest thing I would recommend is to experiment,” he says. “Once we discover a tea we like, we try brewing it several different ways to find the perfect cup. Take the etiquette out of tea and have fun. Personalize the experience and find your own love.
“It is totally awesome!” concludes Menashy. “The range of taste and flavours and the incredible benefits that come with tea crush the other daily beverages on the market.” Drink a type of tea you’ve never tried before or drink it over ice. Dress up and have a tea party — the Alice in Wonderland type, not the political movement. Menashy also suggests having fun with tea by pairing it with alcohol and making tea cocktails (my kind of a guy).
Green tea has been established as being the healthy thing to drink. We all know that: it fights cancer, heart disease, lowers cholesterol, and the list goes on.
Black teas such as Earl Grey don’t get as much of a rep as their green counterparts, but they have a lot of the same benefits, not to mention immunity boosting. The caffeine provides more energy and less jitters than coffee.
Likewise, jasmine tea is derived from green tea and so it has many of the same benefits, but is also considered one of the best natural stress-reducers, and works to lower blood pressure. Maybe consider drinking that instead of Timmy’s XL coffees next exam period (a real “do as I say, not as I do” moment here). Its popularity is also linked to its benefits for the skin.
The less popular white teas actually have more antioxidants than some of their other counterparts, mainly because the tea leaves are less disturbed when picked. They’re also nature’s Colgate. Or Crest. Or, if you’re a broke student, whatever no-name-brand toothpaste is on sale.
Sometimes we just can’t handle anymore caffeine so peppermint is the answer, really refreshing and comforting when you’ve had so much espresso you can’t hold a pen. It aids in digestion, helps headaches and pains associated with PMS, and lowers fevers — among other things. Basically, if something’s hurting, peppermint tea is the way to go.
Rooibos (roy-bos) is another caffeine-free option. I provide the pronunciation because I felt judged by the Starbucks baristas when I said “the one that starts with R,” and I would not wish this upon anyone else. This tasty bad-boy contains different antioxidants than, say, green tea, and it fights off the cardiovascular and liver disease that you’re probably bringing upon yourself in your university years. It is also known to lower blood pressure.
Yerba Mate is the new kid on the health nut block and is often cited as being a healthier alternative to coffee, controlling appetite, detoxifying blood, and boosting immunity.
Chamomile was always the go-to that my grandmother would suggest when I was feeling sick. Turns out, it’s not just an old wives tale — this tea is perhaps the most medicinal of all. Not only does it boost the immune system and fight off infections and colds, it also soothes the stomach, aids in muscle spasms and menstrual cramps, reduces inflammation, and relieves back pain. Not enough for you? It boosts liver function and is used as a sleep aid.
Steep tea with tequila for a half hour, then remove tea bag. Combine and stir ingredients. Serve on ice, garnish with lime wedge.
Okay, not a summer drink, but if you’ve got a cold, this will clear it up!
Steep black tea. Add lemon and honey. Add whiskey last, and garnish with a cinnamon stick.
Shake vodka, gin, rum, tequila, Triple Sec, lemon juice, and ice in cocktail shaker. Pour mixture and top off with the cola. Garnish with lemon wedges. Serve.
*Not actually a tea. Whatever.

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Let's just go camping and never come back.
Deep sigh... we all know that feeling. That one where you just want to pack up your comfy sleeping bag, your tent and lots and lots of coffee and head to mountains to camp. Forever. It's still out there... That amazing feeling of camping with friends deep in the woods. Waking up to hot coffee fresh from the percolator and the smell of campfire smoke wafting through the campsite. Perhaps you can't never come back -but let this sticker serve as a reminder to unplug from our high-tech lifestyle once and a while.
Vinyl Sticker Dimensions: 2.6" x 3.5"

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Format, your letter is the function of the provider. A cover letter is also where you can at times compensate for lack of knowledge or education, by explaining how you’d still be a great choice because of different strengths. It’s important to deal with the email cover letter correctly, for example, name of the individual hiring for the position for those who have a contact, to make sure your letter becomes noticed.
A cover letter is a significant part of the hiring process. Your cover letter may be the very first opportunity you’ve got to produce an impression on the hiring manager, so make sure that you demonstrate that you did your company research. A significant part tailoring your cover letter to the organization is striking the appropriate tone, Schawbel states.
Your cover letter is currently off to a fantastic start. A cover letter ought to create an excellent first impression to your possible employer. Before you will begin writing your very first or maybe not first cover letter, you should know a document structure.
A cover letter is a sort of specialist small business correspondence used to put in an application for a job. It is a great opportunity to show the employer how the job position is attractive to you and why you want to work for their company. Besides highlighting the essential elements of a cover letter, in addition, it provides a sample cover letter that’s useful in understanding the instructions.
Your cover letter needs to be customized for the job you’re applying for, even to the salutation. Therefore, in the event the cover letter doesn’t impress him, he might not even bother to appear further, even if your resume is stellar. It’s important to maintain a cover letter on the shorter side so that it gets read.
Your cover letter is your opportunity to set yourself aside from the pack. It is one of the most important pieces of your job application packet. The cover letter was made to showcase your interest in the organization and your very best attributes for the position. If you’ve written a fantastic cover letter, it will likewise show your understanding and writing skills that maynot be judged by taking a look at your resume.
Proofreading your cover letter and resume carefully is among the most crucial areas of the procedure. It is usually the first point of interaction between you and the prospective employer, which is why it is essential that cover letters are written with careful consideration. The cover letter ought to be well presented to capture the interest of your prospective employer. You have your own cover letter.
The letter gives you detailed info on why you’re qualified for the job that you are applying for. Each cover letter is an official document and you ought to realize that you should adhere to some rules. It’s possible to use a cover letter for absolutely any federal or private industry application that it is possible to mail or fax.
Cover letter will be able to help you. There are three most common kinds of cover letters, which could be helpful for you, dependent on the kind of request have you got. The resume cover letter shouldn’t be a repetition of information that’s already mentioned in the resume.
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Hi everyone! Happy Saturday night. For a day that started out miserable for me, my evening ended up great! It was a very busy day but after dinner, my daughter and I headed downstairs to the craft room and we made cards together. Nothing like spending some quality time with my kids to get me in a better mood.
So here's a card that I made for the Busy Beauties Creation Station challenge and Just Us Girls. I won the last Busy Beauties challenge and so I used one of my prize images. This was so fun!
The BBB challenge was to use red, blue or both. Now when I was first thinking of this challenge, I thought I would just use red. I even found some fabulous Prima flowers on clearance for $2.99 to use with this challenge. The flowers remain unopened and I love my card! Inside is a little bookmark. I'm planning on giving this to one of the senior ladies at my work - she loves to read.
The Just Us Girls Challenge was to create a pocket card. I loved the DT line-up so much, that I used some of their ideas for inspiration. Thank you Dana & LeAnne for helping me get my creative juices flowing, you girls are very inspiring!
I hope you like this card and thank you so much for visiting me. And to all the Mother's and Mother-figures... Happy Mother's Day to you all.
Gorgeous pocket card Melissa, love that image and the colors are so springy feeling.
Happy Mother's Day to you, wishing you a blessed one with the kids.
Gorgeous! Love the red and blue together - congrats on last week's win. Thanks for playing with JUGS this week, Your bookmark is sure to be a treasured gift.
wow, so gorgeous, your coloring is amazing...have a fabulous day!
Very pretty pocket card Melissa! The bright & bold colors look fabulous & you did an amazing job coloring the watering can of flowers! Thank you very much for joining along with Just Us Girls - hope you come play next weekend in an all new challenge!
I love watering cans, so this just caught my eye! Very pretty and clever way to give a bookmark to a bookworm! Very lovely presentation! Thanks for playing our JUGs challenge, and we're so glad we could provide some inspiration for you!
Very cute card! I like the hardware that you added.
Hugs to you lil' sis!
This is gorgeous Melissa what wonderful colours makes you feel cheerful loving that image this is great.
Very pretty! Love that image! So Spring!


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This could be our last chance to meet up on the water this "Summer". I am proposing that we meet up at Shepard’s Wharf Marina by Saturday Lunch time and head over to the newly moved Classic Boat Museum and Gallery on the East side and then back to the boats for a bit of Winter Pimms on Kerenza before supper near to Shepard’s in the evening.
I have booked Shepard’s for Friday and Saturday nights at £1.90 per metre per night, call them on VHF Ch 80 on arrival or 01983 297821. For more info look them up on www.shepardswharfmarina.co.uk. I will not be able to get there until 1200hrs on the Saturday 6th Oct 2012.
The Museum and Gallery are a short walk away over the Floating Bridge, they are open from 1000hrs to 1600hrs and admission is £5 for Adults, £4 for Seniors and £1.50 for Children. Do have a look at their website www.classicboatmuseum.org; they have some super exhibits including local interest subjects. We should not be disappointed.
After some warming Pimms on board Kerenza, 1800hrs, we can head out to a local pub or restaurant; I will book when I know numbers attending better.


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Elevations: 1,340 ft. loss Round Valley Draw Trailhead: 6,100 ft. mouth of Hackberry Canyon: 5,360 ft.
Trail: There is no trail for this hike, but the route is easy to follow. You will be walking down the streambeds of two desert canyons. The first 2.2 miles through Round Valley Draw is in the bottom of a very narrow slot canyon and some scrambling will be necessary to get over several chock stones and other obstacles. A 30-foot length of rope will come in handy for lowering packs in a few places. Once you get through Round Valley Draw it is an easy walk down the sandy bottom of Hackberry Canyon. Unfortunately, there is no water for the first 11.3 miles of this hike, so be sure to carry plenty. Some wading will be necessary for the last 6 miles, so you should use wettable boots.
Season: Spring, summer, fall, winter. Spring or fall are the ideal times for this hike. The canyons are very hot and dry in the summer and cold in the winter. For current conditions call the Kanab Resource Area, Bureau of Land Management, at (801) 644-2672.
The Hackberry Canyon hike is well suited to those backpackers who enjoy remote areas with lots of solitude. It is in a rugged part of the state, between the Kaiparowits Plateau and the Vermilion Cliffs, where there are few good roads and fewer serious hikers. Unfortunately water is also scarce in this region, and the first 11.3 miles of the hike are waterless. Only after the gorge has cut nearly all the way through the Navajo Sandstone to the top of the Kayenta Formation, does a spring finally appear to wet the stark white sand on the canyon floor. At this point the canyon begins to undergo a dramatic change as the colors of life are added to the black and white textures of upper Hackberry. In the next few miles even the walls of the canyon change their hue from the harsh white of the Navajo Formation to the softer reddish tones of the Kayenta Sandstone.
The plateaus above Hackberry have been used by cattle ranchers since the 1800s, and traditionally they have depended on the lower part of the canyon as a source of water for their animals. A couple of trails into the canyon are still occasionally used by local livestockmen, but human activity is only a fraction of what it was at the turn of the century.
At the trailhead, where Rush Beds road crosses the top of Round Valley Draw, the draw is very shallow and uninteresting. The fun begins, however, about 0.5 mile further down the streambed where, in order to continue, it becomes necessary to climb down into a 20-foot-deep crack in the bottom of the gully. The crack is only 12 to 18 inches wide-too narrow to negotiate with a backpack-so you will have to lower your pack in with a short rope before climbing down. The narrows continue for about 1.7 more miles before canyon opens up again. In at least three more places you will meet interesting obstacles that have to be dealt with. Again, your rope will come in handy for lowering packs. At one point it will be necessary to crawl through a small hole under a chock stone; at another your ability to get through cracks will again be tested.
2.2 miles from the trailhead you may see a large stone cairn on the north side of the canyon floor. This marks the beginning of another trail coming down to Round Valley Draw from Slickrock Bench. Day hikers can exit the draw at this point and rimwalk back to their car on the Rush Beds road. The narrows end here and the hike becomes an easy walk along the dry, sandy streambed. After another 1.0 mile you will arrive at the confluence with Hackberry Canyon.
Once you reach Hackberry Canyon turn left and proceed in a southerly direction until you reach water, 7.8 miles farther down the canyon. You will know you are getting close when you see a few small cottonwood trees growing in the sand. Then a short ways farther the sand will turn damp, and finally you will start to see small pools of water along the sides of the canyon. At about the point where the water first starts to flow, 0.6 mile below the first cottonwoods, there is a good camp site on a sandy knoll on the right side of the canyon. This site has been used by cowboys for at least a hundred years. It is also the trailhead for Upper Trail, an old cow trail leading out of Hackberry Canyon to Death Valley. A short length of barbed wire fence at the top of the knoll, and a near-vertical cliff of Navajo Sandstone on the east side of the canyon will help you identify the site.
Like many of the place names in the West, there is an interesting story behind how Death Valley got its name. Cattlemen have long used this valley as a winter grazing pasture for their cattle. Their are no springs on the plateau, however, and the cattle depend on Upper Trail for their access to water. Oldtimers tell the story of how a cow once laid down and died on a very narrow part of the trail near the rim. The other cows were not able to get past the dead cow to go down the trail for water and, as a result, many of them died of thirst on the plateau above. Since that time the pasture has been known as Death Valley.
As you continue down Hackberry Canyon from the campsite the water begins to flow a little faster, but the stream is seldom more than a few inches deep. Dense vegetation lines the banks, and the easiest place to walk is in the center of the flat, sandy streambed. Wading shoes are very useful for the remainder of the hike, as you will be in the water more than half of the time.
After about ten minutes you will pass another fence, built across the canyon floor to keep cattle from wondering downstream, and a mile farther on you will see Stone Donkey Canyon coming in from the right. Stone Donkey is a box canyon with no access to the top, but it has nice spring near its mouth which adds to the meager flow in Hackberry.
1.9 miles below Stone Donkey Canyon there is a new feature in the canyon that was added in the fall of 1987. In that year a large rock slide came down from the west side of Hackberry, creating a dam across the canyon that backed up the stream for several hundred yards. A number of dead cottonwood trees reveal the size of the lake that was formed. The lake has subsided now, however, and it is not difficult to find your way across the rubble of the slide.
If you are observant you may see another trail descending into Hackberry Canyon from the west side a short distance upstream from the rock slide. This is the Lower Trail, another cow trail leading up to Death Valley. Nearby, the words “W.M. Chynoweth, 1892” have been scratched into the canyon wall. The Chynoweths were a prominent ranching family in southern Utah, and the name appears more than once in the area’s cowboyglyphs.
The next item of interest is Sam Pollock Canyon, 1.8 miles below the rock slide. If you have the time and energy you might want to drop your pack here and make a side trip into this canyon to see Sam Pollock Natural Arch (1.6 miles each way). The bottom part of Sam Pollock Canyon is filled with huge boulders from the cliffs above, and a lot of scrambling is necessary to get into the canyon. After getting through a half-mile of sandstone rubble you will be confronted with a 20-foot vertical pouroff that blocks the upper half of the canyon, but don’t give up yet. About 200 yards below the pouroff, on the east side of the canyon there is a relatively easy way up to a ledge above the pouroff. Once you are on this ledge you can walk upcanyon on a vague trail to a point just above the pouroff and then drop 15 feet back down to the streambed. The route is not difficult at all, but it is a little exposed at one point so be careful with your footing.
Once above the pouroff it is an easy 1.1 mile walk up the streambed to the arch, located near the top of the canyon on the north side. There are also more cowboyglyphs in the vicinity of Sam Pollock Arch. In a small cave just north of the arch you can see a glyph scratched into the rock by another member of the Chynoweth family: “Art Chynoweth, 1912”.
Continuing down Hackberry Canyon, be sure not to miss Frank Watson’s cabin. Watson migrated to Utah from Wisconsin at the turn of the century. Upon his arrival in Utah he changed his name, for reasons unknown, from Richard Thomas to Frank Watson, and for the next fifteen years remained completely out of touch with his relatives in Wisconsin. Many people came west at that time to begin a new life, and few newcomers were ever questioned about their past. Watson went to work for a while in the nearby town of Pahreah (now a ghost town in Paria Canyon), and in about 1914 he built his cabin in lower Hackberry Canyon. The cabin is still in surprisingly good shape after all these years.
The Watson cabin can’t be seen from Hackberry creek, so it is easy to miss. It is situated on the edge of a sagebrush-covered bench, some fifteen feet above the west side of the streambed 0.6 miles downstream from the mouth of Sam Pollock Canyon. As you walk downstream watch for a large red sandstone boulder, about 15 feet in diameter, on the west side of the stream. At the foot of this boulder you should see a vague trail going up the side of the bank to the cabin, which is hidden in the sagebrush only 100 feet away.
2.5 miles downstream from Watson’s cabin Hackberry Canyon makes a sharp turn to the left and knifes its way through a ridge known as the Cockscomb before converging with Cottonwood Wash. For the last 1.8 miles the canyon narrows to twenty or thirty feet, with cliffs of Navajo and Kayenta Sandstone dropping precipitously from the convoluted Cockscomb to the waters edge. It is very scenic. Finally Hackberry Creek emerges from the ridge to join Cottonwood Wash and the road back to Kodachrome Basin.


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We spotted this double rainbow in Trenton Tuesday evening after a thunderstorm rolled through as we were on the way to pick up the paper from the printer in Aiken.
Members from Antioch Baptist Church and a few other local churches competed in the Fort Gordon Marine Mud Challenge on Saturday May 12th. They compromised three five person teams, Team Edgefield, Bobby’s Vegan Buddies and The Religious Mudders.


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There's an "Engulfing", which has been confirmed by the last bearish "Three Methods" pattern. So, the market is likely going to decline towards the 55 Moving Average in the short term.
The 144 Moving Average acted as support, so there's an "Engulfing" pattern, which hasn't been confirmed yet. In this case, bulls are likely going to test the 34 MA during the day. If a pullback from this level happens, bears will have a green light to deliver a new local low.

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Here you can find many common questions our clients have about ketamine treatments. If you are unable to find the answer to any question you have, please give us a call at (949) 499-7500, email us at info@ketamineoc.com or contact us through our patient contact form.
Ketamine was developed more than 50 years ago as an anesthetic agent. Ketamine is a safe, effective and fast acting medication with few side effects. Physicians regularly use this medication on both pediatric and adult patients. More recently, intravenous (IV) ketamine has been proven to be a highly effective medication for the treatment of depression, anxiety, post- traumatic stress disorder and certain pain syndromes.
Will ketamine infusions work for me?
Although all patients are unique and results cannot be guaranteed, over 70% of patients with treatment resistant mood disorders and pain syndromes can expect significant relief with ketamine infusions. We customize each patient’s infusion dosage and frequency to maximize a positive and effective clinical response.
Initially we schedule two infusions one to two days apart. The majority of our patients see some mood elevation or symptomatic pain relief between the 1st and 2nd infusions. If the infusions are effective, we schedule 4 additional infusions for the mood disorder (and fibromyalgia) patients over the next 10 days (6 total infusions). For pain syndrome patients, 3 additional infusions are scheduled. Following the initial series of infusions, most patients choose, in consultation with their doctors, to begin a maintenance program, returning for single “booster” infusions intermittently. The interval between maintenance infusions varies from patient to patient.
How do I get scheduled for my infusion?
Please contact the clinic, (949) 499-7500, to schedule your infusion. Your primary health provider can also refer you to the clinic. Your health provider will complete our Provider Referral Form and prior to your first infusion you will complete a Health Assessment. Our Clinical Coordinator will assist you through the process and answer any questions you may have.
What if I do not have a referring provider (referring doctor)?
The Ketamine Wellness Clinic believes that a multidisciplinary, “team approach” is very important for your health and safety and to maximize the benefit of your infusion treatments. If you do not have a referring provider we will help put you in contact with one of our excellent providers specifically tailored for your particular needs.
Insurance company reimbursement for ketamine infusions vary widely. We require payment at the time of your infusion. If you would like to submit a claim to your insurance provider for reimbursement, we will provide you with the necessary documentation to aid in this process. Our physicians are required to bill your insurance directly for their professional services. Some of our patients have been successful recovering a portion of their out of pocket costs for treatment in our clinic.
What are the risks for the infusions?
Ketamine is a very safe drug. There are very few side effects and as anesthesiologists we regularly administer this medication.
Patients commonly admit to feeling tired following an infusion. Occasionally patients experience nausea or a transient headache, which is relieved by an additional anti-nausea medication or oral Tylenol/NSAIDs. Side effects from the infusion are typically short lived lasting usually only a few hours. There are no reported long term side effects with ketamine infusions.
Current studies do not demonstrate an addictive potential for ketamine when administered in a controlled and monitored environment.
Approximately 70% of patients positively respond to ketamine infusion therapy.
What can I expect to feel during and after my infusion?
The first 15-20 minutes you may have no noticeable effects. Halfway through the infusion most patients begin to experience feelings described as: euphoria, floating, heightened perceptions, feeling disconnected, or in a dream.
Some patients achieve long-term relief after a single series of infusions. Some find that these infusions augment and enhance their existing oral medications and therapies. For resistant symptoms, for which ketamine infusions are the only effective treatment, most patients choose to begin a maintenance program, returning for single “booster” infusions intermittently. The interval between maintenance infusions varies from patient to patient.
On the day of my infusion, what can I expect?
On the day of your infusion, you will arrive at our clinic and fill out a short health assessment questionnaire that will allow you and the treatment team to track your progress. One of our experienced nurses will then start a small IV to provide access for the infusions. The ketamine infusion will then begin and we will provide noise-cancelling headphones so you can relax during the infusion. It is possible to feel sensations such as euphoria, floating, heightened perceptions or in a dream-like state. These feelings will subside quickly once the infusion is complete. You should anticipate that the entire process will take approximately 90 minutes (longer for chronic pain infusions).
How does ketamine compare to other treatment alternatives?
Do I continue seeing my current psychiatrist, therapist or primary care provider?
Yes. We will work in concert with your primary care provider, as consultants, to individually tailor your treatment plan. This continued care is a key element in your pathway to better health. For those patients who so desire we can help coordinate consultation with one of our mental health experts.
Are there any medical conditions that will keep me from receiving a treatment?
We will review your medical history prior to your first infusion. There are only a few medical conditions that would preclude you from receiving a ketamine infusion: uncontrolled blood pressure, unstable heart disease, intracranial mass, untreated thyroid disease, current manic phase of bipolar disorder, acute psychotic hallucinations/delusions.
What directions do I need to follow before my infusion?
We ask that you have someone bring you to your infusion and take you home. We advise you to avoid driving, operating heavy and or dangerous machinery, or conducting any significant business for 24 hours after the infusion. We also ask that you avoid eating any solid foods 4 hours prior to your infusion and to stop drinking clear liquids 2 hours prior to your infusion.
Do I continue taking my benzodiazepines (Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan, etc.)?
Benzodiazepines have been shown to possibly decrease the effectiveness of ketamine therapy in patients with treatment resistant mood disorders. We will give you instructions on managing these medications prior to your infusion. Do not self-taper these medications if you are currently prescribed them.
Where are the infusions performed?
All ketamine infusions administered by the Ketamine Wellness Clinic are outpatient procedures. We provide these infusions within the comfort and safety of our state of the art clinic located at Mission Hospital Laguna Beach.
Do I continue taking my current medications?
When can I begin my infusions?
We attempt to schedule all patients within 72 hours. Please call us toll-fee at (949) 499-7500 to schedule your infusion.
Are there any age requirements for treatment?
There are no set age requirements for receiving ketamine infusion treatments.
Our pricing structure varies depending on the duration of your infusion. Please call or email for pricing.
For mood disorders and fibromyalgia, the infusion will last 40 minutes with 20 to 30 minutes of recovery time. For neuropathic pain and refractory headaches, the infusion will last 2 hours with approximately 45 minutes of recovery time. For CRPS, the infusion will last for 4 hours with approximately 45 to 60 minutes of recovery time.


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In addition to being a fan of blues and R&B I'm also a big jazz lover, so I was delighted to hear this album. The band name implies New Orleans and, sure enough, there are numbers from Fats Domino, Huey "Piano" Smith and the Neville Brothers. On the jazz side, there are two numbers from the wonderful South African pianist and composer Abdullah Ibrahim and a great version of Horace Silver's Song For My Father. The band has been around for 30 years and play a beguiling mix of jazz, blues, soul and funk all delivered with dexterity and foot-stomping enthusiasm. Opener Compared To What features great piano from Adrian Paton and tasty trumpet from Edward Benstead. Yellow Moon gets a loping reggae treatment and excellent trombone from Chris Fry. Soweto adds a touch of South African township jive/jazz to the mix and swings in joyous fashion. The musicianship is exemplary throughout with an excellent rhythm section topped off with trumpet, trombone, saxes, guitar and keyboards. John Fry handles the vocals with relaxed aplomb and good humour. Freedom Sounds takes us into ska/reggae territory featuring great work from all the horn players.
Sadly The Bull in Barnet is no longer but this album is a terrific reminder of an immensely enjoyable and entertaining gig. Happily the band live on and continue to make music that will put a smile on your face. Listen, enjoy and be happy.
The team at Coup D'Etat must be a happy lot, at least when they play together. This album is a collection of upbeat tracks in the Latin genre, with Borenius exhibiting skilful solos on the Simmons Silicone Mallet (a xylophonish instrument). There's more than a touch of humour in tracks like Waltz With a Wooden Leg and Roland Perrin contributes some nice fingerwork on Carnival and Jon Lee... Gill Manly scats over a couple of numbers and the whole thing is held together by ex-Incognito drummer Richard Bailey. Nice one guys. Keep making music.
Salsa, Calypso and Afro-Cuban influenced jazz outfit, featuring Louis Borenius on MIDI vibes. They're a regular feature on the local jazz groove circuit, and anyone who has enjoyed their accessible but open-minded and improvised approach will be pleased to hear about their new album "Last Of The Aztecs" (Loose Tie). It's a lively and enjoyable hour of music, with some fine contributions by tenor saxophonist Greg Heath and vocalist Gill Manly; plus of course, Borenius' own compelling tuned percussion.
I must declare an interest. Whenever Coup D'Etat saxophonist Greg Heath takes a gig with a more prestigious outfit (usually some top jump jive ensemble), I get to play with Coup D'Etat on a small cramped stage for almost no money. So why would I want to give this a good review? Because it's a thoroughly jazztastic, instantly accessible collection of memorable Latin tinged grooves. There are great solos from Greg Heath, on sax, bandleader and composer and arranger Roland Perrin on piano. With Richard Bailey on drums and bright spark Gary Hammond on percussion and guest appearances by Gill Manly this is a fine account of a great live band, heavy on the tabasco. Available from the perennially optimistic (Why?) Louis Borenius himself.
Louis Borenius, sage of the silicon mallet, leads an eclectic and versatile group honed to professionalism by hundreds of club gigs.
Although percussionist Louis Borenius has worked in all manner of bands playing all manner of music since leaving college in the mid seventies, this is his first CD under his own name. Despite many of the odd-sounding titles, the music the album contains is essentially Latin in nature, the exception being 20th Century which is a blues with the words supplied by the tiny voiced Gill Manly.
The leader's high-tech sounding instrument, the Simmons Silicon Mallet, bears a strong likeness to the vibraphone or marimba and blends well with the rest of the group. The focus, however, of most of the pieces is Greg Heath's earthy tenor underpinned by a fine rhythm section firmly anchored in place by drummer Richard Bailey.
All the numbers are of interest but I liked Too Serious on which we hear the leader's instrument in a rare solo context and the bouncy Carnival with its strong West Indian feel. Jon Lee boasts a very dramatic opening after which Greg Heath's tenor slips into overdrive once again aided and abetted by the excellent rhythm section.
All the compositions, incidentally, are by the leader on what is a very thought-provoking debut album.
A jazz album that offers a fair slice of quality from every angle sees percussionist, Louis Borenius, pull in a host of talented musicians to produce this debut set. Borenius may not be a household name - only the hardened jazz fan will recognise - but he has played with the likes of Champion Jack Dupree, Stan Webb, Chicken Shack, The Chevalier Brothers and Sister Sledge, which will give you some idea of his pedigree and the status in which he is held and the sheer diversity of his musical talent absorbing musical styles such as blues, funk, jazz, salsa, and pop-soul.
Former Incognito drummer, Richard Bailey, appears throughout on the album which kicks off with the excellent title track. If Louis gets the recognition he so very much deserves, you will hear the standout cuts on various playlists on the specialist radio programs nation-wide - these being the saxophone-led Herbs and the stunning Waltz With A Wooden Leg which will do more than lift your spirits. Certainly worthy of closer inspection.

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Huawei is always the leaders for wireless terminals. And the most popular and well-known products are Huawei E5 pocket WiFi. Around the end of 2014, we get to know a new mobile WiFi hotspot named Huawei Prime E5878(also named Huawei E5878).
This new 4GLTE pocket WiFi was already available for UK network operator EE. The model is Huawei E5786s-32. When we first look at the Huawei Prime, we thought it’s a slim mobile phone because it’s really very thin that looks like a small size iPhone. After we read the specifications, we know this is a new wireless hotspot.
Different from other Huawei Mobile WiFi, Huawei Prime E5878 has better craftsmanship, which makes very attractive. The slim size makes it perfect to take outdoors and in pockets. There is a LED screen which will show the connected network operator, WiFi SSID and password, battery status, connected user numbers, online login address and the used data statistics.
We cannot find the port for external antenna in the Huawei E5878. This feature ensures the thickness of this smart hotspot. But we feel worried if users connect it in rural areas. Currently, most users prefer to connect an external antenna to the mobile hotspot so as to have better signal and stable data transmission.
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Here is the weekly review of the top performing Roadrunners alumni, who are currently playing in pro basketball.
#1. Kevin Punter (6'2''-G-93, played in 2012-14, plays pro in Italy) could not help Virtus Bologna (9-4) in their last game. Despite his very good performance the first-placed Virtus Bologna (9-4) was edged 83-80 on the road by the lower-ranked (#6) SIG Strasbourg in the group D of Basketball Champions League. Punter was the top scorer with 22 points in 33 minutes; quite an impressive performance considering it's only his third season in pro basketball. Punter's team will play only one more game in the Basketball Champions League Regular Season. And that game will be critical. Punter has individually a very good year with high stats. He averages 17.0ppg, 2.7rpg and 1.2apg in 13 games he played so far.
#2. Kenny Chery (5'11''-PG-92, played in 2011-13, plays in France) was not able to help Boulazac Basket Dordogne (10-9) in their last game on Friday. Despite his very good performance Boulazac Basket Dordogne was badly defeated 93-75 in Bourg by the second-ranked JL Bourg. Chery was the top scorer with 26 points (made all of his seven free throws). This season Chery has very high stats. He averages 16.2ppg, 3.7rpg, 4.1apg and 1.2spg.
#3. Joe Thomasson (6'4''-G-93, played in 2013-14, currently in Poland) was the major contributor in a TBV Start Lublin's victory against the 14th-ranked Miasto Szkla (4-13) 83-75 in the Polish EBL in Saturday night's game. Thomasson had a double-double by scoring 23 points and getting 12 rebounds. He also added 4 assists, 2 blocks and 3 steals (was perfect 6-for-6 from the free throw line) in 36 minutes; not bad, considering it's only Thomasson's third season in pro basketball. TBV Start Lublin (9-9) is placed ninth in the EBL. Thomasson has very impressive stats this year 18.9ppg, 4.6rpg, 4.6apg and 1.8spg in nine games.
#4. Clint Robinson (6'8''-F/C-94, played in 2014-16, plays pro in Portugal) was not able to secure a victory for one of league's weakest teams Esgueira / Oli (8-9) in their last game on Saturday. Despite Robinson's very good performance Esgueira / Oli was defeated 86-75 on the opponent's court by the higher-ranked Ovarense (#4). He recorded a double-double by scoring 18 points and getting 10 rebounds. This season Robinson averages 9.9ppg, 10.4rpg and 1.8bpg.
#5. Dijon Smith (6'8''-F/C-89, played in 2007-09, plays in Germany) led Hertener Loewen Basketball to a victory over the sixth-ranked Herford (12-6) 77-70 in the German Regionalliga (fourth division) on Saturday night. He was MVP of the game. Smith had a double-double by scoring 21 points and getting 13 rebounds in 34 minutes. Hertener Loewen Basketball (14-4) is placed second in West group. It was his team's seventh consecutive victory in a row. Smith has very impressive stats this year 18.9ppg, 8.3rpg and 1.3spg in 18 games.
#6. Filip Toric (6'7''-F-89, played in 2010-11, currently in Croatia) couldn't help KK Rudes Zagreb in their game against Pula 1981 in the Croatian Prva Liga (second division). Toric did not beat the league record on Saturday evening. He recorded only 2 points, 9 rebounds and 2 blocks. His team was defeated 74-68. This season Toric averages 4.5ppg, 5.5rpg, 2.5apg and 1.5bpg.
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Here is the weekly review of the top performing Hawks alumni, who are currently playing in pro basketball.
#1. Cameron Forte (6'7''-F-93, played in 2012-13, plays pro in Chile) could not help Los Leones (18-14) in their last game. Despite his very good performance the third-placed Los Leones (18-14) lost 133-137 on the road to the second-ranked Deportivo Valdivia in the Conferencia Centro. Forte had a triple-double by scoring 24 points, grabbing 11 rebounds and passing 12 assists in 49 minutes; quite an impressive performance considering it's only his third season in pro basketball. It was Los Leones' sixth consecutive loss in a row. Forte has individually a very good year with high stats. He averages 22.2ppg, 11.9rpg and 4.4apg in 13 games he played so far.
#2. Rob Gray (6'1''-G-94, played in 2013-15, plays in France) led JL Bourg Basket to a victory against the closely-ranked Pau-Lacq-Orthez (17-10) 85-74 in the French Jeep ELITE ProA last Saturday. He recorded 15 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals; not bad, considering it's only Gray's first season in pro basketball. It was the game of the round between two top 4 ranked teams. JL Bourg Basket (24-4) is placed second in the Jeep ELITE ProA. It was his team's eighth consecutive victory in a row. Gray has relatively good stats this season 11.5ppg, 4.8rpg, 3.5apg and 1.5spg.
#3. Goran Huskic (6'11''-C-92, graduated '13, currently in Spain) contributed to an easy victory against the closely-ranked Movil Estudiantes (10-17) crushing them 102-82 in the Spanish Liga Endesa on Sunday night. Huskic recorded 11 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists in 21 minutes. San Pablo Inmobiliaria Miraflores Burgos (13-15) is placed 11th in the Liga Endesa. Huskic has relatively good stats this year 10.5ppg, 5.8rpg and 3.3apg in 28 games.
#4. Lis Shoshi (6'11''-C-94, played in 2013-15, plays pro in Israel) contributed to a Maccabi Ashdod/Be'er Tuvia's victory against the league outsider Bnei Hasharon (7-21) 97-86 in the Israeli Winner League in Monday night's game. He scored 8 points, had 13 rebounds, passed 4 assists and added 2 blocks. Maccabi Ashdod/Be'er Tuvia (17-6) is placed first in the Winner League. It was his team's fifth consecutive victory in a row. Shoshi has relatively good stats this season 13.2ppg, 8.2rpg, 1.4apg and 1.3bpg.
#5. Carlos Emory (6'5''-F-91, plays in Puerto Rico) helped Santeros de Aguada win their game against the league outsider Indios (6-11) 93-87 in the Puerto Rican BSN last Saturday. He scored 7 points, grabbed 5 rebounds and dished 4 assists in 21 minutes. Santeros de Aguada (12-8) is placed second in the BSN. It's Emory's first season with the team. This year Emory averages 8.3ppg, 3.0rpg and 1.5apg in 20 games. He is a naturalized Puerto Rican.
Notice: The list above includes only some of the Howard College, TX alumni playing currently in pro basketball. Check COMPLETE LIST.
We bring you last week's top former Raiders players who are currently playing in pro basketball.
#1. Elgin Cook (6'6''-SF-93, played in 2012-13, plays pro in Croatia) led KK Cedevita Zagreb to a victory over the closely-ranked Cibona (17-5) 99-84 in a derby game in the Croatian Premijer Liga in Saturday night's game. He was MVP of the game. Cook recorded 23 points in a mere 19 minutes; quite an impressive performance considering it's only his third season in pro basketball. It was the game of the round between two top 4 ranked teams. KK Cedevita Zagrebis placed second in the Premijer Liga. It's Cook's first year with the team. Cook has individually a very good season with high stats. He averages 16.0ppg, 3.0rpg and 1.5spg in two games he played so far.
#2. Jalen Jackson (6'6''-G/F-94, graduated '17, plays in Finland) was the main contributor in a 3-point KTP Basket Kotka's victory against the closely-ranked Joensuun Kataja (24-16) 98-95 in the Finnish Korisliiga last Monday. He was MVP of the game. Jackson recorded a double-double by scoring 25 points and getting 10 rebounds. He also added 3 assists, 3 blocks and 4 steals; not bad, considering it's only Jackson's second season in pro basketball. KTP Basket Kotka (23-17) is placed fifth in the Korisliiga. Jackson has relatively good stats this season 13.9ppg, 6.3rpg, 3.5apg and 2.0spg.
#3. Karim Ezzeddine (6'10''-F-97, played in 2016-18, currently in Lebanon) contributed to Champville's victory against the closely-ranked Al Riyadi (12-4) 74-66 in the Lebanese LBL on Thursday night. Ezzeddine scored 9 points, had 10 rebounds and made 2 blocks in 25 minutes. It was the game of the round between two top 4 ranked teams. Champville (13-3) is placed first in the LBL. This year Ezzeddine averages 8.5ppg, 7.5rpg and 2.0spg in two games. He has also Lebanese nationality.
#4. Jordan Capps (6'7''-F-95, graduated '18, plays pro in Kosovo) contributed to a 2-point Bashkimi's victory against the sixth-ranked Trepca (12-16) 88-86 in the Kosovan Superliga in Friday night's game. Capps was MVP of the game. He scored 29 points (!!!), grabbed 4 rebounds and dished 4 assists. KB Bashkimi Prizren (15-1) is placed first in the Superliga. It's Capps' first season with the team. This year Capps has very high stats. He averages 26.0ppg, 7.0rpg, 1.7apg and 1.4spg.
#5. Brandi Wingate (6'2''-G/F-91, graduated '16, plays in Romania) contributed to an Olimpia Brasov's victory against the third-ranked Phoenix Constanta (14-10) 76-64 in the Romanian Liga Nationala last Tuesday. He recorded 10 points in 17 minutes. Olimpia CSU Brasov (10-12) is placed fourth in Group Red. Wingate has relatively good stats this year 11.5ppg, 3.3rpg and 1.2apg in six games.
#6. Jamarr Sanders (6'4''-G-88, graduated '11, currently in Italy) managed to help Alma-Agenzia Per Il Lavoro Trieste to win against the second-ranked Umana Venezia 104-85 in the Italian Serie A on Saturday night. Sanders scored only 2 points. Sanders has relatively good stats this season 10.5ppg, 4.4rpg and 2.7apg.
#7. Farad Cobb (6'0''-PG-93, graduated '16, plays pro in Brazil). Cobb could not help SKY/Basquete Cearense to beat Mogi. He scored only 4 points in 16 minutes. His team was crushed by 25 points 96-71. This year Cobb averages 9.9ppg, 3.6rpg, 2.2apg and 1.1spg in 25 games.
#8. William Pfister (6'10''-F-95, graduated '18, plays in France) contributed to a GET Vosges' victory against the seventh-ranked CFBB 85-77 in the French NM1 (third division) last Friday. Pfister scored 8 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. This season Pfister averages 7.2ppg, 6.8rpg and 1.1spg.
#9. Stephen Hurt (6'11''-F-93, graduated '16, currently in Turkey), who plays in the Turkish TBL (second division) was not able to help Yalova Bld (7-21) in their last game. Despite his good performance Yalova Bld lost 66-70 on the road to the much higher-ranked (#4) OGM Orman. Hurt had a double-double by scoring 10 points and getting 11 rebounds. He also added 2 blocks in 31 minutes. Hurt has relatively good stats this year 14.5ppg, 8.4rpg and 1.7apg in 15 games.
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We bring you last week's top former Marauders players who are currently playing in pro basketball.
#1. Daviyon Draper (6'7''-F-94, played in 2012-14, plays pro in Argentina) led Estudiantes Concordia to an easy victory against the 14th-ranked Hispano Americano de Rio Gallegos (11-18) crushing them 104-84 in the Argentinian La Liga on Wednesday night. He scored 13 points, had 7 rebounds and made 2 blocks in 22 minutes. Estudiantes Concordia (17-13) is placed seventh in the La Liga. Draper has individually a very good season with high stats. He averages 15.1ppg, 5.4rpg and 1.3apg.
#2. Mike Scott (6'1''-PG-93, played in 2011-13, plays in Poland). He could not help BM Slam Stal Ostrow Wlkp. (20-9) to beat Twarde Pierniki (23-6) in the Polish EBL. Scott recorded only 4 points, 4 rebounds and 8 assists. BM Slam Stal Ostrow Wlkp. was badly defeated 86-67 on the road by the second-ranked Twarde Pierniki. His team will play only one more game in the Regular Season. And that game will be critical. Scott has relatively good stats this year 12.4ppg, 2.2rpg, 4.5apg and 1.6spg in 28 games he played so far.
#3. Shelton Boykin (6'6''-F-92, played in 2014-15, currently in Japan), who plays in the Japanese B League D3 was not able to help Kagoshima (1-7) in their game last Sunday. Despite Boykin's very good performance the bottom-ranked Kagoshima was defeated 89-80 at home by the second-ranked Koshigaya Alphas. He recorded a double-double by scoring 28 points and getting 12 rebounds. Boykin also added 6 assists in 37 minutes. There are only four games left until the end of the Second Stage. So now every game is very crucial. It's Boykin's first season with the team. This year he has very high stats. Boykin averages 18.9ppg, 7.0rpg and 2.7apg.
#4. Antone Warren (6'10''-C-93, graduated '17, plays pro in Japan) was not able to secure a victory for Saitama Broncos (3-5) in their last game. Despite Warren's good performance Saitama Broncos were crushed 101-63 in Tokyo by the leading Excellence. He was the second best scorer with 14 points. Warren also added 9 rebounds; quite an impressive performance considering it's only his second season in pro basketball. There are only four games left until the end of the Second Stage. So now every game will be important. Warren has very impressive stats this year 16.9ppg, 10.1rpg, 1.1apg and 1.1bpg in 15 games.
#5. Reggie Arnold (6'6''-F-88, played in 2007-09, plays in Germany) couldn't help HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim (7-22) in their game against Bayern Muenchen (27-2) in the German BBL. Arnold scored only 4 points in 24 minutes. HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim was badly defeated 99-79 in Muenchen by the leading Bayern. It was HAKRO Merlins Crailsheim's fourth consecutive loss in a row. It's Arnold's first season with the team. This year he averages 6.2ppg, 2.3rpg and 2.0apg.
Notice: The list above includes only some of the Antelope Valley College alumni playing currently in pro basketball. Check COMPLETE LIST.
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Stephen McGuinness; Niall Cooney, Dave Webster, Adam Mitchell, Robert Maloney; Dean Zambra, Graham Kelly, David Cassidy, Shane Byrne (Michael Brown 86’); Ismahil Akinade, David Scully (Shane O’Neill 81’).
Brendan Clarke; Ger O'Brien (Conor McCormack 45’), Kenny Browne, Sean Hoare, Ian Bermingham; Conan Byrne, James Chambers, Lee Lynch, Keith Fahey (Mark Quigley 81’), Daryl Kavanagh (Chris Forrester 45’); Christy Fagan.
St Patrick's Athletic put the disappointment of Friday's defeat behind them as they returned to winning ways in the SEE Airtricity League with a comfortable 3-1 win over Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds.
After a scrappy opening half-hour, the visitors assumed control as Keith Fahey orchestrated proceedings from midfield, with Christy Fagan and Lee Lynch scoring either side of the break.
Pat's were strolling to three points but were pegged back with ten minutes remaining when, out of nothing, David Cassidy pulled one back for Alan Mathews' side.
A late rally from the hosts failed to materialise, however, as Pat's, who were rarely troubled throughout, ensured there would be no slip-up as Chris Forrester wrapped up the points with a sweet strike in injury time.
Victory, just their second of the campaign, moves Pat's to within four points of early pacesetters Cork City, albeit having played a game more.
Liam Buckley opted to make full use of his squad, following a quick turnaround from the reversal to Dundalk, as he made six changes in personnel. With the suspended duo of Killian Brennan and Greg Bolger forced to watch from afar, James Chambers and Lee Lynch were afforded opportunities in midfield.
Both had early sights of goal either side of Graham Kelly's crisp free-kick for the hosts as Brendan Clarke's handling was tested on a chilly evening.
It was, however, the hosts who came close to breaking the deadlock on 14 minutes. Dave Scully, utilised on the right flank, got the better of Ian Bermingham but dragged his daisy-cutter narrowly wide of Clarke's upright.
Bray's game plan was conspicuous. They were content to congest the midfield area and hit the visitors on the break and a rare period of sustained pressure on the Pat's area nearly paid dividends. Kelly sent in a succession of dangerous corners, but again Scully couldn't hit the target, this time his header sailed harmlessly wide.
As the half wore on, the Saints began to dominate possession and get a foothold. Fahey sat deep and was at the centre of proceedings, dictating the tempo and conducting those in front of him. For the majority of the first half hour, Bray managed to suppress his influence and Pat's were impotent.
Fahey soon penetrated the rigid Seagulls rearguard with a perfectly-weighted ball for Lynch, who drew the keeper off his line before squaring for the unmarked Fagan. Dave Webster did brilliantly, however, to make up the ground and intercept with the striker waiting to pounce.
From the resulting corner, Lynch's close-range drive was bravely blocked by David Cassidy.
Pat's were turning the screw and had Bray penned inside their own half with Ismahil Akinade outnumbered and outmuscled in the lone striker role. The breakthrough that the visitors' play had merited duly arrived just before the interval.
The right flank was proving to be a productive avenue with Ger O'Brien giving support to Byrne, and it was the latter's centre, after finding a pocket of space, that picked out Fagan at the back post.
It was to be O'Brien's last involvement as he hobbled off with what appeared to be a groin problem moments before Neil Doyle blew his half-time whistle.
Forrester was introduced at the start of the second period for Daryl Kavanagh and the substitute made an instant impact. His ball down the side of the Seagulls defence set the advancing Lynch free, and he had the presence to compose himself before sliding past McGuinness from 12 yards.
Akinade looked to spark an unlikely comeback for the hosts with an opportunistic effort shortly after, but his powerful drive was straight at the largely redundant Clarke.
It was a brief repose as Pat's continued to boss the game on front of a healthy travelling contingent. Those who made the short trip to the seaside thought they had another goal to celebrate with 20 minutes remaining but Dean Zambra was on hand to clear Chambers' goalbound effort after Bray failed to clear a corner.
The visitors may have been left to regret not extending their advantage when they were in the ascendancy as a rare second-half attack from Bray gave them hope of snatching something from a game they were never really in.
Cassidy was left unmarked on the edge of the area and he guided Byrne's low corner past Clarke from 14 yards.
Any hopes the home fans had of inflicting more woe on the champions were quickly dispelled despite Cassidy going close with a curling free-kick with a couple of minutes of the 90 remaining. Fagan broke down the left and after assessing his options, picked out the on-rushing Forrester who needed no second invitation to drill low past McGuinness and ensure all three points headed back to Inchicore.


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DUBAI (Reuters) - Emirates signed a contract on Sunday to buy as many as 36 Airbus (AIR.PA) A380 aircraft worth as much as $16 billion at list prices, firming up an order that is crucial to the future of the world’s biggest passenger jet.
The order, for 20 of the double-decker planes with an option for 16 more, was originally announced on a provisional basis in mid-January. Deliveries are to start as soon as in 2020, the Dubai-based carrier said.
Airbus had previously said it would have to end production of the A380 if it failed to secure the huge Emirates deal.
Alongside the contract signing, visiting French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe and Emirates chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al-Maktoum discussed the expansion of air services between France and the United Arab Emirates, the airline said without elaborating.
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Call me crazy, but one of the pleasures of those first “spring is in the air” outdoor runs is the return of those wonderful earthy fragrances that have been frozen and buried under mounds of snow. Last week, the Chicago area experienced a couple of truly stellar spring days, with temperatures rising above 40 and 50 and bright sunshine. The combination proved irresistable, and I found myself scratching my previously planned workouts in favor of heading out to put some much-needed pavement (versus treadmill) miles in my legs.
Considering these were my first runs since early/mid January, suffice it to say I enjoyed them tremendously. I felt my soul resurrecting itself from what’s been a formidable winter hybernation. And while the outings provided a sensory bombardment — all the bright colors, the chorus of bird songs, the hum of midday activity in the neighborhood, the mild air and refreshing (as opposed to chilling) breezes, that sense of the landscape coming alive — it was the pervasive smell of mud, along with the glistening puddles created by rapidly thawing “icebergs” (my term for those areas of ice dotting the sidewalks) that I found myself honing in on. Amazing how something we all take for granted in the middle of August suddenly becomes novel and wonderful! I filled my nostrils eagerly, enjoying large gulps of breath; I could feel my pores soaking up this “clean smell of dirt” with each stride.
I suppose it reinforces that heavily used but persistently accurate chestnut of wisdom, that if not for winter, spring would not be so sweet. Let’s hear it for the return of mud!