Many scholars, college students, and average people want to have better brain function. They may try stimulants or herbal remedies thought to improve blood flow to the brain. But, these substances have limited potential to improve cognitive performance.
Some particular areas of performance people want to improve upon include clearer thinking and reasoning, better short term memory, and better long-term memory.
There is a product unlike the others; that is believed to improve brain function in many key areas. TruBrain is a plant-based product in pill, powder packet, focus stick, or drink form, which includes some of the best greens and plants for building amino acids and comes from non-GMO sources.
It is safe for vegans, contains no gluten, is made in the U.S., and contains natural fruits for flavoring.
TruBrain is a blend of cognitive nutrition. It has been developed by some of the best neuroscientists and is said to offer cognitive optimization. TruBrain drinks claim to be the world's first nootropic drink. This is true as most other nootropic companies offer pills and capsules.
Each pack of TruBrain Think Drink comes with 15, 30 or 60 drinks and some extra "turbo" drinks. The manufacturers recommend taking one drink per day either in the morning or afternoon. The "turbo" drinks are for those days when you are looking for some extra boost. The standard "think drink" comprises Piracetam as its active ingredient. The turbo drinks, on the other hand, contain Oxiracetam.
The drinks are available in two different flavors. While the regular think drink has cranberry pomegranate flavor, the turbo drinks have strawberry banana flavor. The drinks come in convenient 1oz shots. All you need to do is tear open the top of the package, drink the liquid and get set for a cognitive boost.
Magnesium – The element works to regulate energy in the body and reduce the cellular stress that is caused by extremely high levels of excitatory neurotransmitters. Most of us do not get the required dosage of magnesium from our daily diet; taking the drink regularly will help meet any deficiency.The TruBrain ingredients include Magnesium, CDP-Choline, Piracetam, Tyrosine, Oxiracetam, Carnitine, Theanine, Acetyl L-Carnitine & DHA. Here is a deeper look at each ingredient and its benefits.
CDP-Choline – Widely used in nootropic supplements, the element, is a precursor to acetylcholine that plays an important function in attention, learning and memory formation.
Piracetam – Several studies have shown that the compound works to optimize neurotransmission, oxygen consumption, blood flow, and neuroprotectivity. This can benefit your cognitive health immensely.
Tyrosine – A potent amino acid, it has been proven to enhance alertness. The compound is associated with improved mood and excellent cognitive functionality.
Oxiracetam – This ingredient carries all the major advantages of Piracetam and has been shown to be a very powerful factor in achieving cognitive benefits.
Carnitine – This ingredient helps to increase the production of energy in the mitochondria, and this, in turn, helps enhance mental and physical energy.
Theanine – It is available in green tea and has been proven to have great nootropic benefits. It has a calming effect and is excellent for stress relief.
Acetyl L-Carnitine – It is a well-known antioxidant that also works to give a boost to cellular energy. This translates into better physical and mental energy.
DHA – The Omega 3 fatty acid helps to enhance cell health and decrease inflammation in the brain.
Natural Sweeteners – The product comprises seven natural sweeteners including pomegranate, blue agave, stevia, sugar cane, cranberry, and monk fruit. Apart from taste, these fruits also offer some nootropic benefits.
TruBrain is well known as a quality product. The official website of the product says that none of the ingredients have been found to cause any short term or long term negative side effects. The formula has been tested thoroughly and has been found to be safe and effective in achieving the desired results.
Most reviews of TruBrain acknowledge its beneficial effects. There have been no known side effects of TruBrain that are of drastic nature.
In some minor instances, users have report headaches & an upset stomach.
This supplement is known to work well in combinations with others.
TruBrain also seems to have a strong interaction with alcohol. Some users have reported that the intoxicating effects of liquor are multiplied when taken with the product, but there is no information concluding this to be a fact.
If you are looking to try a nootropic drink, TruBrain can be a good option. However, it is important that you discuss the TruBrain side effects & ingredients with your doctor before you start using it.
The product contains several substances, each benefiting brain function in a specific way.
The Oxiracetam & Piracetam are substances to support the function of neural pathways and promote rapid firing of neurons, for better, clearer thought processes.
Caffeine and L-Theanine come from green tea.
They encourage mental alertness, focus, and relaxation. Magnesium and Tyrosine affect relaxation and production of neurotransmitters, from the addition of green leafy plants.
Carnitine and Citicoline provide powerful antioxidants that can have a positive effect on nearly every cell in the body. They are derived from stemmy greens and fat containing fruits, like avocado.
One CEO has had concerns about juggling multiple roles.
After adding TruBrain to his daily regimen and for his office staff, he believes the products have aided in increased productivity, in many key areas, such as creativity.
Another executive claims the product did not make him high but simply allowed him to stay focused on tasks at hand, with clearer thought processes and the ability to identify quick, viable solutions to challenges.
People who must solve problems quickly, in a variety of emergency or novel situations, may benefit from this product.
A researcher volunteering for a study took the product, out of his own curiosity.
He liked that the company conducted its own research in the U.S. and felt the product did help him in some areas, such as relaxation and improved sleep.
His mood upon waking was also observed to be more positive. Improved sleep and more positive mood may help some people become more productive in their jobs, may encourage them to contribute ideas, and may help keep energy levels steady, throughout the day.
A nutrition site has summarized TruBrain as a great way to enhance mental capabilities.
Every ingredient has been reviewed and has been proven to have some type of positive effect on the brain. There is no argument about the claims of enhanced brain function, as the ingredients reviewed are known for the effects claimed by product manufacturers.
Another health product site blogger says the formula is effective and rates the product at 81%, which is expressed as the overall success rate. The blogger goes on to explain that the pills are marked for A.M. and P.M. use, so buyers know exactly when to take each pill. This makes using the product less complicated.
A supplement reviewer has checked out each ingredient separately and has gathered information from users.
Most say they do experience better focus on increased brain function overall, though some experience more changes than others. The product is said to be unique, unlike other brain-enhancing supplements.
The marketing strategies are described as straightforward. There are no hidden agendas or schemes offered to users, other than the product subscription through the company's website.
Most, if not all, of the ingredients, have been researched thoroughly.
On another brain enhancement supplement site, the reviewer provides a rating of 4.5 out of 5, based on user reports.
The reviewer says the liquid shots and sticks are easy to take along or use. The ingredients have genuine abilities to improve brain function, though the results may vary from one person to another.
There is a loading phase, where users may not experience much improvement, for a week or two after beginning to use the product.
Overall, TruBrain is described as a straightforward combination of plant-based ingredients, well researched and known for the potential to improve brain function. The packaging, convenience of using products, and product line offerings make it attractive to many consumers.
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Are there any known side effects involving kidney function or kidney stones?.
Hi David, there are no known TruBrain side effects regarding kidney function or kidney stones but we recommend to consult with your doctor before purchasing anything.
I suffer from vertigo and panic disorder and I was wondering if I can try this stuff out or if it will make me feel worse?
It has been tested thoroughly? Then why not cite the studies that show the results?
Hi Ronnie, the studies are actually referenced in the Science page on the truBrain website.
Can trubrain increase blood pressure? Does it have a stimulant?
Hi Mike, truBrain does not contain stimulants and has not been reported to increase blood pressure. When I was taking it, I never noticed increased blood pressure.
Hi. Is there anything in Trubrain that can cause heart palpitations and high blood pressure?
Hi Kathy. All of the ingredients are listed in our article, as well as their website. If there's an ingredient you're unsure about, I definitely recommend consulting your doctor first.


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MONDAY 25 JANUARY 2021, 9-10am: INTERNAL GUEST SEMINAR
Dr Hans Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe
Further details for current students and staff to follow.
TUESDAY 26 JANUARY 2021, 1-2pm: DEPARMENTAL WEBINAR SERIES
Dr Anna Nicinska, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw
Soviet communism and health: the role of education
Later-life health is shaped by relevant factors that occurred over a life course, and their impact varies depending on individual education. We aim to examine how the events experienced in the past affected health of older adults living in post-communist countries, with particular focus on the role of the exposure to communist education. Although the health-education gradient has been examined for Western countries extensively, our understanding of the relationship between education and health in previously communist political-economic regimes remains limited.
Social institutions concerned with health care and behavioral risks varied substantially between communist and non-communist countries. Specifically, Soviet education system with particular attention paid to physical education, differed significantly from education system in Western countries. In addition, the transition from communism to free market regime brought institutional and economic shocks. These differences might have long-lasting effects especially if associated with the exposures during periods of life characterized by particular vulnerability.
We apply a difference-in-differences approach to SHARE and GGS data to find positive effects of education on later-life health. Interestingly, the effects of communist education are more pronounced than the education effects in Western European countries as well as in the post-communist countries after the regime transformation.
This work is supported by the Bekker programme of the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange and by the Polish National Science Center.
TUESDAY 2 FEBRUARY 2021, 5-6pm: INTERNAL GUEST SEMINAR
Mr DI Martin Brunninger, Director General at the Department of Health & Social Care for Austria
TUESDAY 16 FEBRUARY 2021, 10.30am-12pm: SPECIAL DEPARTMENTAL GUEST SEMINAR
Mr Jean Philbert (Phil) Nsengimana, Managing Director for Africa at The Commons Project
Key policy challenges for eHealth in Africa
This lecture will discuss key policy challenges of eHealth in Africa. eHealth (also referred to as Digital Health) refers to services utilizing digital technologies to deliver healthcare, support learning and self-care, facilitate healthcare management and research. Proponents of eHealth suggests it can lead to better quality and cheaper healthcare. In Africa and in developing countries elsewhere, eHealth is being implemented to improve accessibility to quality and equitable healthcare for poor, vulnerable and remote communities, to improve public health and efficiency of services. Applications include mHealth, eLearning, telemedicine, electronic health records, as well as disease monitoring systems. However, both developed and developing countries have struggled with implementing and evaluating eHealth, suffered from low adoption rates and experienced lower than expected benefits. Challenges include complexity of organizational and technological structures, diverse interests of heterogenous stakeholders, lack of resources and relevant capabilities, governance and privacy issues.
TUESDAY 16 FEBRUARY 2021, 1-2pm: INTERNAL GUEST SEMINAR
Chris James, Senior Health Economist at OECD
TUESDAY 23 FEBRUARY 2021, 1-2pm: DEPARMENTAL WEBINAR SERIES
Dr Judith Vall, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Universitat de Barcelona & Researcher
Living at the peak: health and public finance during the COVID-19 pandemic
This paper provides novel evidence for the determinants of preferences for public health and the willingness to pay for health services using a survey experiment implemented during the third week of the lock-down in Spain. At the time of our experiment the confirmed COVID-19 cases reached the 100k mark in Spain and 1 million worldwide. We collect information on several health outcomes, which we are able to benchmark with results from previous surveys.
Results show a substantial deterioration of mental health, which is more pronounced in groups of the population with less stable income sources. Furthermore, we implement two information treatments about the fatality rate across age groups and the incidence rate across regions. We ask participants about their preferred budget allocation, which we can again benchmark against the enacted budget and previous surveys. Results suggest that preferences for health care expenditures have almost doubled.
Furthermore, we ask respondents about their willingness to pay for one out of three randomly assigned health care improvements. Contributions for more ICU beds are significantly higher compered to medical treatments and a vaccine.
TUESDAY 9 MARCH 2021, 1-2pm: DEPARTMENTAL WEBINAR SERIES
Professor John Cawley, Professor and co-Director of Cornell's Institute on Health Economics, Health Behaviors and Disparities, Cornell University
The Effects of Taxes on Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
A common policy response to the recent rise in obesity is to tax sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs), but the effects of these taxes are not well understood. In this presentation, we share findings from our studies of SSB taxes in various cities in the U.S., including the impact on prices (i.e. the pass-through of the taxes), sales of SSBs, and the consumption of SSBs.
TUESDAY 23 MARCH 2021, 1-2pm: DEPARTMENTAL WEBINAR SERIES
Dr Chiara Orsini, Lecturer in Economics, University of Sheffield
Parental Human Capital Traits, Assortative Mating, and the Incidence of Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Frys.com Open
The PGA Tour moves to the CordeValle Golf Club in San Martin, California this week for the Frys.com Open…
The Tournament
The Frys.com Open is one of the newer events on the PGA Tour, established in 2007 and originally forming part of the Fall Series. But last year the Tour moved to a different schedule and this tournament became the opening event of the new-look PGA season. The total prize fund has been increased to a healthy $6 million and this year the winner will take home a touch over $1 million.
The tournament has been hosted by the CordeValle Golf Club in San Martin, California since 2010, but this year will take place on the North Course at the Silverado Country Club in Napa. The course has been altered since the last Champions Tour event was held there in 2002, and is now a touch over 7200 yards, but is a typical parkland course, with wide, forgiving fairways and fast greens that shouldn't prove too much of a challenge for the PGA's finest.
In The Bunker
Matt Kuchar will always give you a good run for your money and you can usually count on a top twenty finish from him, but is he worth backing as antepost favourite this weekend? After a string of consistent efforts through the spring and early summer, his form fell away in the last few events of the FedEx Cup play-offs and he had a poor Ryder Cup. On his tournament debut, I'll be giving him a miss at 14/1.
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Brandt Snedeker is another player making his tournament debut, but at bigger odds than Kuchar, makes more appeal. He missed the cut in his two FedEx Cup play-off events, but was probably pushing too hard to earn a captain's pick for the Ryder Cup. Prior to those disappointments, he was in good form and having had a month off he should be refreshed for the new season. Back him at 30/1 to kick off with a win.
Hideki Matsuyama was one of the stars of the last PGA Tour season and he can kick off his second full campaign with a victory in California.
He finished with a solid performance at the Tour Championship and after three weeks off, should be raring to go.
He started last season with a third at this event and I think he can improve on that effort in 2014. Back him at 22/1 to land his second PGA Tour victory.
The field features a number of players stepping up to the full PGA Tour after good seasons on the Web.com Tour and the pick of the bunch is Canadian Adam Hadwin. He finished as top earner on the Web.com Tour, achieving a couple of wins and finished the season with four top ten finishes in his last five events. He's played a few PGA events before so won't be overawed, and offers plenty of value at 66/1.
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Gataurs are peaceful with the Bayou Halflings, trading with them for watermelon wine, cane jelly, spicy foods and dried pipevine for smoking. Alligataurs detest Anthroaches, but because the Anthroaches and the Gataurs hunt the same territory, a lengthy treaty exists between the two factions. A decade ago the Fritillary declared the Gataurs enemies of the Caterpygmy, and so a long standing enmity exists among their leaders. Arachane have a strained relationship with these monstrous humanoids, believing them to be an abomination. Lizardfolk treat Alligataurs with awe and respect, perceiving them as sacred creatures. Lizardfolk serve the Gataurs as willing slaves, believing they gain favor for their afterlife.
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QUINDECENNIAL PROMOTERS
Sounds From The Other City 2018
ORBIT: A Show in Seven Parts
SFTOC Fringe Event | VAM Street Party
As well as our Quindecennial at Regent's Trading Estate, we're sure that SFTOC goers will be heading round to some of their favourite Salford haunts for a couple of drinks. As previously mentioned, wristband holders can come and go as they please – and we're certain that many will be making the small walk over to The Eagle Inn, where VAM are holding a Sounds Fringe Street Party.
Free entry for SFTOC ticket holders and the general public alike, the line-up features some Sounds legends and is certain to be a fine addition to the Quindecennial vibes.
Hesska b2b Clemency – DJ
Madame Zhou
Sonice
Daniel Ruane (DJ)
LOW POWER STATE (DJ)
Jüngle Julia
Sid Quirk
Izzy Bolt
Howl Creative
Address: Eagle Inn, 19 Collier St, Greengate, Salford M3 7DW
More about VAM
VAM is a collective group set up as a platform for visual artists, musicians, and audience to share and experience creative ideas. The collective encourages artist to perform and collaborate at events without promoter restriction such as a set genre. VAM events are opening up a space for live visuals and electronic music in Manchester. Whether you're interested in performing or supporting, come join the vamily!
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More about The Eagle Inn
Located in Salford just a stone's throw from Deansgate and Victoria train station, The Eagle Inn is a friendly, relaxed and traditional local pub with a long history dating all the way back to 1848.
But there's much more to The Eagle Inn than just the traditional bar. In 2014 a terraced house that stood empty next door to the pub was converted into a bespoke, fully functioning 80 capacity venue complete with raised stage and balcony, all the while retaining some of the house's original features (look out for the fireplace – you'll know it when you see it).
As well as working with established and longstanding promoters from Greater Manchester and beyond, The Eagle Inn prides itself on being a welcoming, supportive space and a creative hub for the area's grassroots artistic communities; with many now successful bands, artists, performers and promoters cutting their teeth within its walls.
Thanks to this rare combination of space, attitude and approach, The Eagle Inn is able to accommodate a full calendar of live music, spoken word, comedy, theatre, film screenings, exhibitions and much more on almost every night of the week.
https://eagleinn.info/
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Patriots Sign OL Ben Braden and TEs Paul Butler and Alex Ellis
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - The New England Patriots announced that that they have signed OL Ben Braden, TE Paul Butler and TE Alex Ellis. Terms of the contracts were not announced.
Braden, 26, originally entered the NFL as a rookie free agent with the New York Jets out of Michigan May 5, 2017. The 6-foot-6, 329-pounder spent the entire 2017 season on the Jets practice squad and split the 2018 season between the practice squad and the 53-man roster for the Jets, seeing action in the final two games of the season. Last year, he spent time on the practice squads for Green Bay and the Jets before being signed to the Jets 53-man roster and seeing action in the regular-season finale. Braden was released by the Jets on Aug. 3, 2020.
Butler, 27, was originally signed by the Oakland Raiders as a rookie free agent on May 7, 2018, out of California (Pa.). The 6-foot-6, 250-pounder spent the 2018 season on the Raiders practice squad before being signed to the 53-man roster for the final two games of the season, although he was inactive for those games. After spending part of the 2019 season on the practice squad for the Raiders, he was released on April 15, 2020, and claimed off waivers by Detroit. Butler was released by Detroit on May 5, and re-signed by the Raiders May 28, before being released on Aug. 3.
Ellis, 27, originally entered the NFL as a rookie free agent with the Tennessee Titans out of Tennessee on May 9, 2016. The 6-foot-4, 253-pounder was released by Tennessee after training camp. He was signed by the Jacksonville Jaguars to the practice squad on Sept. 5, 2016, and added to the 53-man roster on Nov. 26, playing in six games and recording three receptions for 11 yards. Ellis was released by Jacksonville after training camp in 2017 and spent part of the 2017 season on the New Orleans Saints practice squad. He played in two games for the Kansas City Chiefs in 2018 before landing on injured reserve. Ellis spent time on the practice squad and the 53-man roster with the Philadelphia Eagles last season, seeing action in three games. He was released by Philadelphia on July 17, 2020.
The New England Patriots announced that they have signed OL Arlington Hambright to a future contract.
Patriots sign six players to future contracts
The New England Patriots announced that they have signed six players to future contracts.
Patriots Elevate Four Players to the Active Roster
The New England Patriots announced that they have elevated CB De'Vante Bausby, DL Daniel Ekuale, DB D'Angelo Ross and WR Kristian Wilkerson to the active roster from the practice squad.
Patriots sign defensive back Cre'Von LeBlanc to the practice squad
The New England Patriots announced that they have signed DB Cre'Von LeBlanc to the practice squad.
Patriots Sign Two Players to the Practice Squad
The Patriots announced that they have signed DB DJ Daniel and TE Jaylen Smith to the practice squad.
Patriots Elevate Three Players to the Active Roster
The Patriots announced that they have elevated DB Sean Davis, DL Daniel Ekuale and DB D'Angelo Ross to the active roster from the practice squad.
Patriots Sign LB LaRoy Reynolds to the Practice Squad
The Patriots announced today that they have signed LB LaRoy Reynolds to the practice squad.
The Patriots announced that they have elevated DL Daniel Ekuale, D'Angelo Ross and WR Kristian Wilkerson to the active roster for the second straight week.
Patriots Place S Joshuah Bledsoe on Injured Reserve
The Patriots announced that they have placed rookie S Joshuah Bledsoe on injured reserve.
Patriots Activate LB Josh Uche from Injured Reserve; Elevate Three Players to the Active Roster
The New England Patriots announced that they have activated LB Josh Uche off injured reserve. The team also elevated DL Daniel Ekuale, DB D'Angelo Ross and WR Kristian Wilkerson to the active roster.
The Patriots announced that they have elevated DL Daniel Ekuale, OL James Ferentz and RB Devine Ozigbo to the active roster
Patriots Place LB Ronnie Perkins on Injured Reserve
The Patriots announced that they have placed LB Ronnie Perkins on injured reserve.


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Apple has been in the news lately, and not necessarily because it's selling new and vastly innovative products. And now the results of a new survey suggest Apple's cool factor is fading.
Actually, it seems as though the company is making headlines for all the wrong reasons.
A report in the Wall Street Journal tossed cold water on Apple's hot stock price by suggesting that the tech giant was cutting orders for parts used in its iPhones due to less demand for the device.
Sources told the WSJ that orders for the screens that go in the latest iPhone declined to about half what they had planned for, although at least one analyst says that wasn't reason to panick.
Wall Street is taking notice, however. Apple's stock price has dropped by 28 per cent since it hit a high of $702.10 back in February 2012.
And now the ultimate barometer of what's cool is turning on Apple.
Research from the Buzz Marketing Group suggests teens don't think Apple is cool anymore. Instead, they have their eyes on Samsung's Galaxy SIII and the Microsoft Surface tablet.
Laptop, tablet, headphones and smartphones that are good for travel.
As a big gadget guy, it's tough for me to leave home without my toys. So what do I bring with me when I travel? And how do I pack light?
You'll see I pack my Ferrari-red Lenovo Thinkpad x100e. With an 11-inch screen, it's not the biggest of laptops. But with a keyboard and a 64-bit processor under the hood, it's a smart laptop that works for me. Other than the awesome colour, the keypad features the classic IBM eraser head-style mouse in the middle of a well-sized keyboard – making it great to type and navigate windows with.
The battery charge is enough to get me across Canada. When it's not on, I use it's active power USB port to charge up my next gadget.
Note: The Thinkpad has since been replaced with a Microsoft Windows 8 based Lenovo Yoga, which is yet to make its maiden voyage. I'll let you know how it goes.
I love reading magazines on long flights for two reasons: it's usually the only time I'll read, and reading sometimes puts me to sleep (I can't nap while travelling). The full-size Apple iPad gets the job done for all the right reasons.
It also doubles as a handy device to get caught up on news and email when I'm away from home – and I can find good places to go see (and eat) without having to wait for my laptop to boot up.
I recently took the smaller iPad mini with me on a trip. While the smaller size meant I could break it out while waiting in lines and stash it in a small carry-on bag, the non-Retina display didn't make it very comfortable for reading.
I used to bring my biggest headphones and blast the music to drown out the drone of jet engines. Then I discovered noise-cancelling headphones.
The sound from my Sennheiser cans sound great – and the noise-cancelling function dramatically cuts down the steady racket of air travel. When it's time to land, they fold up into a small and stashable carrying case that keeps them protected.
It's important to see the world in all it's glory -whether you're out on a patio or carving down the slopes. They're not the most stylish sunglasses, but my Adidas sport sunglasses do the trick. The polarized lenses also help cut out glare and pump up the colours.
You might see there's an LG phone in there. I'm often testing out gadgets, so there's a good chance I'll put one to the ultimate test when I'm away from home. Did I mention I really love the LG Optimus G? Ok, there you go. Quad-core power is awesome.
Toyota is going to have a feature in one of its new models that will let you wirelessly charge your phone while you drive.
The 2013 Toyota Avalon, when equipped with the technology package, will have a charging mat in the cabin, according to a BBC report.
All the driver (or passenger) will need to do is leave their smartphone on the mat and let it charge.
This saves you from having to fumble around for a charging cord – or battle over the cigarette adaptor socket.
And don't expect that feature to work with all phones right away. Toyota says it's only compatible with handsets that use the Qi standard (pronounced chee).
The neat Nest thermostat is now available in several major Canadian retail outlets, the company announced this week.
Nest is a smart thermostat that is connected to the Internet to help you save as much money as possible on your energy bills.
Previously, you could only order Nest online. Not that anything's wrong with that, but you can now touch and feel it in person before you buy it at a couple of home improvement outlets.
The smart thermostat is now available at Home Depot, Lowe's.
What makes the Nest so special is that it runs software designed to cut down on your energy bills and make sure you're comfortable at the same time.
It learns a temperature schedule so that your home is at just the right temperature when you want it to be. The Nest also uses a motion sensor to determine when you're not home, going into power saving mode at just the right time.
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Implication of the Title a Farewell to Arms
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Ernest Hemingway's choice of title for his novel, A Farewell to Arms, perfects the full meaning of the book. This classic love story shows the typical Romeo and Juliet scenario. Lieutenant Henry, an American ambulance driver for the Italian front, falls head over heels for Catherine Barkley, an English nurse. These two placed against the odds of war, try to keep loving each other and stay together. The title A Farewell to Arms illustrates significance through Lieutenant Henry's abandonment of the war and the death of Catherine Barkley.
Lieutenant Henry's desertion of the war explains his hatred for the violence, attitudes of other soldiers, and the war itself. This expresses the significance of one of the title's meanings. A Farewell to Arms is literally Lieutenant Henry's goodbye to weapons. His view on weapons and the war is absolute hatred. He hated being forced to carry an automatic pistol on his back let alone actually firing it. Even his good friend Rinaldi, though required by law to wear one, just stuffed a gun holder with toilet paper. Frederic hides his attitude towards other soldiers. Other soldiers brag and tell stories of how they earned and deserve their awards, whereas he does not want any pity or special treatment for his duties. For example, Rinaldi says, "Did you refuse to be medically aided before others?" and Frederic replies, "Not very firmly." (Hemingway 63). This implies that Lieutenant Henry definitely did this, but does not want to be recognized for it at all. So after seeing and being around all of the arrogant soldiers, Fredrick becomes completely disgusted.
A Farewell to Arms could also refer to the loss of the loving arms of Catherine Barkley. Throughout the novel Catherine supports and loves those around her. She becomes very crucial to Frederic later in the novel because she takes him physically and mentally away from the ruthless, cruel realities of the war. Frederic quotes, "I could remember Catherine but I knew I would get crazy if I thought about her when I was not sure yet I would see her" (Hemingway 231). However, Ernest Hemingway is frank, realistic, and unforgiving writer, neither afraid nor embarrassed to expose any subject matter. Therefore, one of the kindest people in the novel dies giving life to another human being, who also dies, leaving Frederic in a state of depression. This demonstrates the authenticity of his style of writing because it shows that real life will not hold back for anyone. This event also agrees with some of the themes in the novel such as, reality of death, loss, and pain during war.
The title A Farewell to Arms expresses significance through Lieutenant Henry's absconding of the war and the passing of Catherine Barkley. These two key events show the significance in the title A Farewell to Arms. This classic Romeo and Juliet story shows how two people can help and depend on each other even under the odds of war. The title refers to Lieutenant Henry by him leaving the war literally meaning goodbye to weapons) and Catherine by her dying, therefore no longer supportive, embracing arms to love.
Hemingway, Ernest. A Farewell to Arms. New York, NY: Scribner, 1957. Print.
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There are many books written about the Stanley family. Some are on my shelves here in the "Stanley Archives", others are "out there" waiting to be discovered. If you find any others that are of general interest do let me know. I list some of the ones I know about here.
Written by Florence & John Guttery, 1964. Retyped on the internet.
Peter E. Stanley's book, was published in August 1998. This is thoroughly recommended and essential for all serious Stanley researchers. The book was published in August, 1998 and runs to 500 pages including 88 pedigree tables & charts and over 40 assorted photographs, line drawings and portraits. The U.K. price is £25 per copy, postage & packing free within the U.K. on orders of two or more, otherwise £3.50 should be added. It is a genealogical chronicle of eight centuries of the Stanley line and their wider role in the flux and reflux of national life which culminated in the appointment of the 15th Earl of Derby as Prime minister in 1852. The book itself is the product of a half-century of meticulous new research and the refining of existing scholarship which comprehends data from the lives of the Stanleys between the 12th and 20th centuries.
The Stanley name is familiar to all students of English history. Its bearers have enjoyed a distinguished role in the political arena, gaining power, prestige and influence on the national government throughout the Middle Ages and well into le grand siecle. The turbulent years of the Wars of the Roses and Reformation are narrated with verve, historiographical analysis of events in the political macrocosm being combined with a subject-by-subject precis which portrays the experiences and acts of the Stanleys who either lived in the period or took part in the fray. Later Stanleys are no less interesting: the author reveals that William Stanley (1561-1642), the 6th Earl of Derby, may well have been the true writer of Shakespeare's plays and the 19th century saw a progression of Stanleys take their place around the cabinet table.
To see excerpts from the book click here.
The Stanley Families of America as descended from John, Timothy & Thomas Stanley of Hartford, CT, 1636.
Lord Stanley takes up his family's history in 1927, and describes the end of the Alderley Estates in Cheshire in the 1930s through waste and fecklessness under the 6th Lord Stanley. Inheriting in tragic circumstances, he (with his younger brother) restored the family name, but also participated in the end of the House of Lords as a hereditary body. This is a contribution to the long history of this family, to join Bertrand Russell's Amberley Papers, and Nancy Mitford's Ladies of Alderley.


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'Love it Live' Concert Series presents: Leeroy Stagger
Nov 11, 2017 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
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Leeroy Stagger will be onstage at Pynelogs Cultural Centre in Invermere as part of the Love it Live series, presented by Columbia Valley Arts Council. This is one concert you don't want to miss!
It's been said before that love is a battlefield, and on his latest album, Leeroy Stagger comes well-armed. His ever-evolving fusion of roots, rock and pop reaches new heights on Love Versus, resulting in 10 tracks that confirm his status as one of Canada's best contemporary singer/songwriters. After almost two decades of consistent output, Stagger certainly does have the respect of both his peers and Canada's music industry taste-makers. However, the addition of Love Versus to his (ahem) staggering body of work opens a new chapter, promising to reach many more ears.
"Stagger's writing is brave, his songs tough, lovely, honest." – Edmonton Journal
For more information about Leeroy Stagger and to listen to his music, visit: https://leeroystagger.com
$25 or 3 concerts from the series for $60
Purchase tickets by:
emailing to: info@columbiavalleyarts.com
contacting Jami Scheffer at 250-342-4423
Doors open 6 pm – show at 7 pm:
6 pm – performer Christian Kerr warms up the show in the intimate Fireplace Room
7 pm – Leeroy Stagger performs on the main stage
All Ages, Arts & Entertainment, Entertainment, Invermere, Live performances, Musical performances, November


Canada's Wonderland has switched ownership three times in its history. It was originally built by Taft Broadcasting Company and The Great-West Life Assurance Company in 1981, sold to the now defunct Paramount Parks in 1993 and has been owned and operated by Cedar Fair since 2006. With each of these acquisitions new versions of the logo were created. Here are a few versions of the Canada's Wonderland logo's from park opening to present day. If we forgot to include any, drop us a line! If you're interested in seeing the Canada's Wonderland Opening Day Map, check it out here!


Aboriginal nursing cadetship graduate Billy-Jean McClelland hopes to one day work in remote communities.
A man has dies in the Northern Territory town of Jabiru in what police believe is a hit-and-run crash.
The festive season has so far claimed 81 people after 3 more died in road accidents recorded on Saturday the 27th of December.
The corner of Bolinas & Park, 2016, by Google Street View.
A multi car crash on I-84 westbound in Newtown snarled midday traffic yesterday and sent four people to the hospital. The accident happened around 11:45am.
Stromeferry diversion plans will be under scrutiny at an upcoming meeting.
New York State Police says the sole occupant of the home, 46-year old Harmony Thaler, was found dead. The fire is not considered suspicious.


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Reports Apr 23, 2017 | 12:10 PMby Colin McGourty
Shamkir 1-2: So's streak ends, Eljanov leads
Wesley So's 67-game unbeaten streak was ended by Shakhriyar Mamedyarov as the 2017 Gashimov Memorial got off to a spectacular start in Shamkir on Friday. Time was a big factor, as Wesley failed to adjust to the lack of increments before move 61 and blundered with seconds on his clock. Teimour Radjabov survived even greater time trouble but couldn't avoid defeat against Pavel Eljanov, who then went on to take the early lead by notching a win over Harikrishna in the second round.
2016 Shamkir Champion Shakhriyar Mamedyarov was the man to end Wesley So's unbeaten streak | photo: official website
You can watch, replay games and check out the pairings by clicking on a results or evaluation in the selector below – also hover over a player's name to see their results so far:
Wesley runs out of time
All good things come to an end. Since Magnus Carlsen had beaten Wesley So in Bilbao on July 16th last year Wesley had gone unbeaten in classical games, for a streak that lasted 67 games:
Bilbao Masters (Round 5 onwards): 6 games, +1
Sinquefield Cup: 9 games, +2
Olympiad: 10 games, +7
Isle of Man Open: 9 games, +4
London Chess Classic: 9 games, +3
Tata Steel Masters: 13 games, +5
US Championship: 11 games +3
Total: 67 games, +25
After the US Championship he arrived early in Azerbaijan on Sunday 16 April, so would have been well-rested before his first round game.
He faced the 2016 winner of the tournament, local hero Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, but as the world no. 2, the hottest player in the world over the last year, and with the white pieces at his disposal, he had no reason to fear going into the game. In fact, his surprise choice of the Scotch Defence (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4), an opening he'd only tried a couple of times before, suggested he had high ambitions.
From there on, though, things didn't go according to plan. Shakhriyar said afterwards he played a line with the aim of drawing, but Wesley seemed unprepared for some old theory and burned up over 40 minutes on moves 9 and 10, in a position seen many times before. Mamedyarov later became ambitious himself and returned much of the time bonus, but it was Wesley who found himself in an extremely unpleasant situation: around two minutes to make 10 moves in a very sharp position on the board. Normally when we say that we need to add the proviso, "though the players also get a 30-second increment per move", but here that wasn't the case, as the increment would only be added from move 61 onwards.
Chess on the big stage | photo: official website
At first Wesley nevertheless managed to solve all his problems, but he went fatally astray on move 39:
With that extra 30 seconds here Wesley would undoubtedly have played 39.gxf3!, or at worst 39.Kxf3!?, but with 13 seconds remaining he panicked and went for 39.Qxf3+?? Perhaps subconsciously the fact he was giving a check appealed, since it seems you're restricting your opponent's options. Alas, one of those options was 39…e4! and it's simply game over. For instance, 40.Qa3 Qxc4+ 41.Kd1 Rb1+ and mate next move.
Shakh and Sergey probably knew they weren't in for a hard day at the office | photo: official website
In Round 2 Wesley had to start from scratch, as he did with a double-edged draw against Mickey Adams. Mamedyarov could consolidate his great start with a quick draw by repetition (draw offers are banned until move 40) against Sergey Karjakin, who he seconded in the recent World Championship match and considers a good friend.
Pavel Eljanov off to a flier
The other local hero, Teimour Radjabov, had a tough opening round | photo: official website
The other time trouble incident in Round 1 involved Teimour Radjabov, who found himself down to 12 seconds for 5 moves and then 2 seconds for 2 moves. He survived that immediate crisis, but the lack of time to assess a tricky ending cost him dear:
Here Teimour, playing Black, blitzed out 34…Bd5?!, but it seems after that he all but lost by force, with the knight dominating the bad bishop and Pavel Eljanov's king finding a path into the position on the dark squares.
Instead 34…Bd7! looks to have been the move, keeping an eye on the f5-square and protecting the b5-pawn in case Black wants to push the c6-pawn. The game only lasted for 6 moves after the time control at move 40.
Mr 100%! Pavel's impressive showing in Azerbaijan continues, after he was known as Elojanov after his performance in the 2015 World Cup in Baku | photo: official website
Pavel continued his great start, which has taken him up to world no. 13, by defeating Harikrishna with the black pieces in Round 2. Hari played an ambitious opening with opposite side castling and both kings in peril, but was on the back foot from the moment he exchanged queens:
He played 17.Qxe6?! dxe6 18.h6, while it seems that even if he felt there was nothing better than the queen exchange he should have forced Black to waste a tempo on it, immediately playing 17.h6!, when 17…Qxd5 18.Rxd5 would develop another white piece (17…Qxh6? loses on the spot to 18.Nf5!). Eventually Hari was left defending a difficult ending a pawn down and had to resign on move 54.
Kramnik and Topalov warm up for showdown
Kramnik was willing to play forever to try and squeeze a win out of his game vs. Wojtaszek | photo: official website
Vladimir Kramnik briefly moved above Wesley So into the no. 2 spot in the world after Round 1 in Shamkir...
...and it's been clear from his play so far that he's as ambitious as ever. Even by Vladimir's standards his attempt to play the following position for a win against Polish no. 1 Radek Wojtaszek was remarkable:
What does Black have to work with? Well, for now he has a better-placed knight... What would become the key factor was that Kramnik was able to put a rook on the 2nd rank and cut off the white king. Vladimir actually came very close to drawing blood from a stone, but he finally had to concede a draw after 83 moves and 7 hours of play.
In the second round it was the same story as Kramnik sacrificed a pawn for a positional clamp and went on to torture Radjabov for 73 moves before a draw by repetition.
Will Veselin once again show it's too early to write him off? | photo: official website
Veselin Topalov, meanwhile, pressed hard in his own sharp style against Mickey Adams in Round 1, and then finally broke through against Wojtaszek in the next round. After his 7-hour session with Kramnik the last thing Radek needed was to face an inspired Topalov, but that's what happened:
It may not even be the best move in the position, but who could see and resist the beautiful 22…Rxb2!! White can grab the queen with 23.Qxe7, but after 23…Rxc2 24.Qe5 Rxd2+ White's days are numbered.
In the game White "won an exchange" with 23.Qxb2 dxe3+ 24.Bxe3 Qxe3+ 25.Kg3…
…but the white king was simply too exposed to the black pieces. Wojtaszek instead had to try 25.Kf1, but it's understandable the prospect of leaving his h1-rook boxed in didn't appeal.
We'd like to be able to tell Wojtazek it only gets easier after this, but he has Black vs. Wesley So in the next round! | photo: official website
That meant that going into Round 3 Pavel Eljanov led on 2/2 ahead of Mamedyarov and Topalov on 1.5/2. The big clash in Round 3 is the biggest grudge game in world chess – Topalov vs. Kramnik. It looks set up to favour Veselin, since he has the white pieces, is in form and is facing an opponent who's spent 15 fruitless hours at the chessboard in the last two days. However, as we know, anything could happen with these two players!
Tune in for all the action with commentary by GMs Igor Khenkin and Ljubomir Ljubojevic from 13:00 CEST each day. You can also watch in our free mobile apps:
All the games with computer analysis on chess24


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Be More Chill The Musical at The Art Centre Theatre
Fairs & Special Events, Theater & Performing Arts
We here at Art Centre Theatre (ACT) are proud to announce our production of Be More Chill The Musical. Be More Chill at ACT is the last theatre for several years that will have the rights for this musical because it is a few weeks away from opening on Broadway. Don't want to fly to New York to see this catchy show? Great, we have you covered. With an extremely talented adult cast and an even more talented youth cast, this show will certainly be one you don't want to miss!
Jeremy Heere is just an average teenager. That is until he finds out about "The Squip" – a tiny supercomputer that promises to bring him everything he desires most: a date with Christine, an invite to the raddest party of the year, and a chance to survive life in his suburban New Jersey high school. But is being the most popular guy in school worth the risk? BE MORE CHILL is based on the novel by Ned Vizzini.
Be More Chill runs from February 22nd – March 3rd.
Showtimes for the Adult Cast are
Friday 2/22 at 8:30 pm,
Saturday 2/23 at 8:30 pm,
Sunday 2/24 at 6 pm,
Friday 3/1 at 8:30 pm,
Saturday at 3/2 at 8:30 pm
Sunday 3/3 at 3:30 pm.
Showtimes for the Youth Cast are
Friday 2/22 at 6 pm,
Saturday 2/23 at 6 pm,
Friday 3/1 at 6 pm,
Saturday at 3/2 at 6 pm,
Sunday 3/3 at 1 pm.
Tickets can be purchased at www.artcentretheatre.com or at the door. The Art Centre Theatre is located at 5220 Village Creek Drive, Plano, Texas 75093.
Start: February 22 @ 6:00 pm
End: March 3 @ 3:30 pm
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January 15Piper High School is hosting its annual Career and College Fair Day on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020
January 6National Honors Society forms are due to Mrs. Beashore in room 124 by 3:00 p.m on Jan. 10, 2020
December 12The Courtwarming dance will be held on Saturday, Jan. 18 from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. in the commons
December 12Finals are Tuesday Dec. 17 through Friday Dec. 20. Thursday and Friday classes will end at 10:30
Working Overtime: Cheerleaders take on role in musical, participate at state cheer
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Senior Emma Turley playing as Penny in the school musical "Hairspray".
Cheerleaders prepared themselves for a long day of Cheer State and the school musical "Hairspray". Knowing it was going to be an exhausting day, they prepared for it by drinking tons of water, mentally preparing and getting a good night's sleep.
Junior Taylor Sims knew she needed to prepare her vocals for the weekend.
"I had to prepare my vocal cords for all the yelling and singing. I drank tons of warm tea and water," Sims said. "My mindset was that this particular weekend was going to be draining and I made sure I properly paced myself throughout the day, so I didn't super overwhelmed."
Despite advice given to Sims by her friends to be in bed by nine p.m., the anticipation of the next day kept her awake.
"It was impossible for me to go to bed early because the musical wasn't over yet, so I felt like I wasn't as rested or prepared as everyone else," Sims said. "When we got to state and started to warm up, I felt super energized then."
Sophomore Delaney Waters knew the day would be exhausting, but a day to remember.
"I woke up at 5:15 a.m., put on my uniform, got ready and did my hair and makeup. I got to the school at 5:55 a.m. and got on the bus. We got to Topeka around 7 a.m. and we got ready to compete," Waters said. "It was so difficult doing the musical after state, I was so worn out and tired, but once I got on stage, I got my energy back."
In the midst of all the craziness, senior Emma Turley lost her voice.
"I'm pretty used to being exhausted since it was my third year doing both at once, but the hardest part was losing my voice before the show," Turley said. "My voice was the biggest difficulty, I had to yell all day for cheer and sing all night for the musical. It was pretty rough, but I got through it and had a blast."
Despite Turley's experience, she still had nerves going into the day. However, Turley said she felt mentally prepared.
"When we made it to finals, I knew it was going to be my last time on that state mat and the stage for the musical, so I was pretty nervous," Turley said.
Although the results from cheer were not what the team was hoping for, the students participating in both activities knew they couldn't let this change their energy for the musical.
"As we took the third place trophy, my feelings were in a weird place, no it's not what I wanted, but I had to realize that my day wasn't over yet," Sims said. "I was drained the whole way home, but when I got onstage for 'Good Morning Baltimore' all those feelings fairly changed. Doing those dances and singing those songs for the last time, really made me have a good time."
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Trojans demolish Ellinwood despite illness, slow start
Four second-half turnovers help Hillsboro down Eagles, 32-6
By RYAN RICHTER
If there's a game on the Trojans' schedule where they could afford a subpar performance, Friday night's meeting with the visiting Ellinwood Eagles may have been it.
With barely 20 players on Hillsboro's roster and only one consistent game-breaker, the Eagles have tough going just competing, let alone winning.
For 24 minutes they gave Hillsboro all it could handle as the Trojans' game struggled as much as players did staying healthy last week.
Despite a sluggish first half, the Trojans, 3-0, managed to catch fire in the second half, forcing four Eagle, 1-2, turnovers — five on the night — en route to a 32-6 win.
"We had a lot of distractions before the game," Trojan coach Max Heinrichs said. "We're a sick bunch of kids right now, too. We just didn't concentrate very well tonight and we made a lot of mistakes we haven't made to this point.
"It's good to get a win after we played the type of game we played tonight. It was a game of chess and I didn't have the right calls a lot of the night."
If there's an ugly way to win the Trojans had the blueprint memorized as penalties, missed extra-point attempts and chances, and being out-of-synch offensively made for a lackluster night.
If the Eagles had another weapon besides do-it-all tailback Glenn Whitaker, Hillsboro could've been in real trouble.
Ellinwood was never able to benefit from good field position, starting all 13 of its drives on its side of the field and the Eagles spent the majority of the game in their own territory.
Whitaker still managed a team-high 131 yards, though, but the Trojan defense limited Ellinwood to 120 yards rushing and 198 total yards.
Hillsboro still grabbed the lead on its second drive with the help of an Ellinwood personal foul.
Chance Reece barreled his way into the end zone to put Hillsboro on top, 6-0, with 4:05 left in the first quarter as Ethan Frantz's PAT kick was blocked.
The Trojans had a great chance to extend their lead early in the second quarter with Reece breaking free for a 23-yard score.
But it was called back for holding, bringing up a fourth-and-14.
Fresh off a career-best 245 yards and three touchdowns last week against Smoky Valley, Jacob Fish struggled to find his groove, throwing for a game-high 144 yards on 4-of-18.
Fish hit Jacob Edwards for a 27-yard gain to set up first-and-goal at the 9.
One play later, Tanner Ragan, who took it 99 yards for Ellinwood's sole score, intercepted Fish.
Reece blocked the extra point to leave the score knotted at 6-6 with 7:52 left in the first half.
Outside of Whitaker, Hillsboro's defense had no problems dissecting Ellinwood.
Eagle quarterback Kyle Corbett was sacked six times — half of them by Frantz, and two by Chris Schafer.
Reece had a career night, rushing for a game-high 145 yards, getting 29 on the Trojans' final drive of the first half.
The Trojans had the Eagles doubled over at halftime, 12-6, with Fish airing it out for Ben Bebermeyer for a 45-yard score with just over 1:30 still left.
Hillsboro tried for a two-point conversion this time, but Fish's pass was incomplete.
Ellinwood had one of its two best chances to cut into the lead right before halftime with Whitaker ripping off a 34-yard gain and a personal foul call on Hillsboro.
The Eagles' drive stalled out at the Trojan 23 and Hillsboro clung to a 12-6 edge at the break.
"I asked our kids to come out the second half, get a good kickoff and let's stick the ball in the end zone," Heinrichs said. "Let's start pinning our ears back and going on defense. They did those things."
Things went from bad to worse for Ellinwood on the opening kickoff with Hillsboro starting on the Eagle 43.
Reece carried for 23 on the first play, and the Trojans were inside the red-zone.
After two more carries for Reece, Hillsboro had tripled the score with Reece taking it in from 18 before Frantz's PAT woes continued on a wide right.
Ellinwood missed another chance at points, driving all the way to the Trojan 27 before turning the ball over on downs — the first of only two times the Eagles made it past midfield the second half.
Fish struck again, hitting Daniel Kunantaev for a 63-yard touchdown up the middle.
Frantz made good on the point, pushing the Trojan lead to 25-6 with 4:04 left in the third quarter.
The Eagles' chances continued to wither away with only two of their six second-half drives lasting longer than three downs.
Those were all cut short, ending with Corbett completing passes to the Trojans. Two went to Bebermeyer, and Taylor Hagen and Corbin Hinson each had one.
Mistakes also hindered the Trojans with a drive fizzling out at the Eagle 24 and back-to-back turnovers.
Matt Yoder mailed the win in, scampering 65 yards down the Trojan sideline for the final touchdown.
Hillsboro exchange student Max Bertinchamp delighted the Trojans' student section, putting through his first-ever PAT with 2:52 left in the game.
"We didn't throw the ball well tonight. Our quarterback wasn't as sharp as he has been," Heinrichs said. "He'll get there, but a bunch of our kids are sick. No excuses, though, our kids played well. They're a good football team.
"Ellinwood had a big-play threat every time with No. 10 (Whitaker). He's the best back we've seen."
The Trojans up their home stand Friday, hosting the dangerous upstart Lyons Lions at a 7 p.m. kickoff.
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