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I was on my deck recently with a friend who commented that everything smelled so good that it must be nice to just sit and enjoy the garden. I thought to myself "What? How can I just sit when there is so much to do?" That's when it hit me, why do we create gardens if not to enjoy them? So as summer winds to an end, celebrate what you've created and just sit and enjoy the fragrance, sights and sounds of your garden.
At the Santa Cruz County Fair last week, there was plenty of inspiration to enjoy the fragrance, sights and sounds of a county fair. Before I even arrived, I stopped at a broccoli field bordered by sweet alyssum. The fragrance was lovely and I knew the beneficial syrphid flies were doing their job as predators of aphids that might find a broccoli plant irresistible.
At the fair, I always admire the colorful beds of mixed zinnias. I didn't see any swallowtail butterflies looking for nectar, but I know it's one of their favorite flowers. Lots of honey bees did find the zinnias to their liking. Next year I'm going to try my hand at zinnias again. They are one of those old-fashioned flowers that are easy to grow. Kids love that they come up so quickly and develop a flower one can really be proud of.
At the Farm History display, old food-processing equipment and jars caught my attention. I could admire the apple boxes with their imaginative labels for hours. An educational poster of old pictures from the late 1800s showed workers spraying horticultural oil on apple trees to eradicate apple scab. When DDT came on the scene, it was used until banned in 1973, but it is still being detected in water and fish. Organic apple growers utilize integrated pest management techniques now.
I love seeing the poultry, lamb-judging, dairy cows and cattle and pigs, but it was the 3-day-old baby goats that had the biggest audience. Naturally, I'm drawn to the horticultural exhibits. Who doesn't enjoy the dahlia competition with every color and flower type represented? A dark magenta cactus dahlia was my favorite. These mammoth flowers take longer to grow and fewer are produced by each plant but they are so worth it.
After the bonsai exhibit and vowing to do better with my own collection, it was the roses that I circled repeatedly, smelling each to decide which was the most fragrant. I'm partial to the scent of my own lavender Neptune and baby pink Falling in Love but the winners at the fair were outstanding especially the white JFK.
After the watercolor and fine art exhibit, I pressed on to the agriculture building where apple pie and jams, beans, peppers, tomatoes, cabbage, herbs and other fruit and vegetable entries are displayed. The pumpkin judges awarded first prize to a giant specimen, but many were close in weight. I know there is an art and science to growing these behemoths. Maybe someday I'll try my hand but I like the smaller eating varieties that are so sweet.
Back at home, I'm tempted to prune the spent hosta flower stalks, but I'm taking my own advice and am going to just sit and enjoy the scent of the last of the jasmine blossoms. The Iceberg rose sweetens the air with the scent of honey. The mophead hydrangea blooms have taken on that tawny dusty rose shade that will last for many more months. The Anna's hummingbirds visit the abutilons every hour sipping nectar and I can see buds forming on the Autumnalis Flowering Cherry getting ready for its second show of the year. Be sure to take time out and enjoy your garden. You deserve it.
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Tim brings more than 20 years of Telecoms experience to Nujira, most recently UK Operations Director at Symbionics, where he had management and operations responsibility for engineering staff within the Wireless & Multimedia Division at the company's two UK Design Centres. During his eleven year tenure at Symbionics, Tim successfully founded and managed its highly successful Cellular Business Group, securing multiple multi-million dollar contracts with major Blue-Chip clients. Tim holds a first class honours degree in electrical & electronic engineering
Bernard Morgan
Bernard, a chartered management accountant, has over 20 years of experience in senior financial management positions in the electronics industry, and has worked in VC/private equity backed companies for over 10 years. Immediately prior to joining Nujira, Bernard worked for seven years at Celoxica Holdings plc, a leading provider of accelerated computing software and solutions, culminating in the company's IPO in 2005. Prior to Celoxica he worked as Vice President, Finance, Europe at LSI Logic, and also worked for Philips for ten years in a number of divisions. Bernard is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants
Gerard Wimpenny
Gerard brings a broad knowledge of RF and Signal Processing accumulated over 20 years to Nujira. Previously, he was Technical Director of Symbionics, with responsibility for strategic R&D, design process definition, and top level technical support for business development activities. Gerard has been instrumental in delivering numerous wireless products to semiconductor vendors, infrastructure and handset manufacturers and holds an MA degree from Cambridge University.
Jeremy Hendy
Jeremy Hendy brings Nujira considerable experience of semiconductor sales and marketing across multiple technologies for wireless communication and digital video. Previous positions include Marketing Director of wireless USB start-up Artimi, VP Marketing for Aspex Semiconductor, and Strategic Technology Director of Cadence's Wireless and Multimedia business unit. He started his career with Texas Instruments, and holds a first class honours degree in Electronic Engineering from the University of Liverpool.
Julian Hildersley
Julian has over 20 years of commercial and electronic and semiconductor product development experience, most recently as Operations Director of the Motorola TTPCom Product Group's Wireless Systems Division, where he was responsible for all development and customer facing operations. Prior to this he spent 12 years at TTPCom, where he had a number of RF and silicon design roles, culminating as Managing Director of the Silicon Business Unit, which developed IP for sale to cellular phone semiconductor vendors. Before TTPCom, Julian was an RF design expert at Roke Manor Research. Julian holds an honours degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering.
Martin Wilson
Martin was a technical lead at Symbionics/Tality from 1995. He was responsible for many successful designs of RFICs and power amplifiers for a range of personal and cellular communications applications. Prior to Symbionics Martin held senior technical positions at Pye Telecoms, Cambridge Consultants and Ferranti Microwave. He graduated in 1979 with an honours degree in physics and doctorate in electronics.
Andrew Creeke
Andrew joined Nujira in January 2006. He has more than 17 years of product development and management experience, most recently as R&D Manager at Aeroflex Cambridge. Previous product developments have ranged from high volume consumer electronics products for Philips, through low volume high value analytical instrumentation at Unicam (now part of Thermo Scientific) and telecoms test equipment at Aeroflex. Andrew graduated in 1986 with 1st class degree in Physics and in 1989 with a doctorate in Physics, both from Imperial College, London.
Gordon Neish
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Hugh Baker-Smith
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Patrick has over 25 years experience in the semiconductor industry, including 15 years senior management experience with successful fabless semiconductor companies. Patrick joins Nujira from EoSemi, a UK based start-up with novel intellectual property in the field of silicon timers. Prior to EoSemi, Patrick was VP of Operations at Powervation, a fabless digital power IC technology company. Prior to this, he spent seven years as VP of Product Engineering at Cambridge Silicon Radio and eight years as Product Engineering Manager at Dialog Semiconductor. Earlier in his career, Patrick held test and product development positions at senior engineer level with National Semiconductor and GEC Plessey. He is a Director and Board Member of the National Microelectronics Institute (NMI).

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Republic of Uruguay UYP39.8bn New Issue, Tender & Exchange
A great part of its return to form was due to a remarkable
dollar-to-peso liability management operation in December 2011
of a size typically reserved for the largest sovereign LatAm
The operation allowed Uruguay to extend duration,
de-dollarize its curve, reduce foreign currency and refinancing
risk and provide liquidity to existing bonds. It also set a
template for other sovereigns to follow.
"We were able to increase the percentage of local currency,
execute at time of volatility [the US had been downgraded and
the Greek crisis was intensifying] in a scenario that was
complicated for local currency issuance, and we stuck with our
objectives," says Azucena Arbeleche, director of debt
management at Uruguay's finance ministry.
In the first component of the operation, Uruguay sold 19.06
billion pesos ($1 billion) in inflation-linked 2028 bonds. The
bonds priced at par with a 4.375% coupon and offered little new
issue premium. Next, Uruguay carried out a cash tender for
various US dollar and euro- denominated bonds, to buy
approximately $1 billion with final maturities ranging between
2012 and 2036.
Finally, Uruguay offered to exchange the outstanding 5.0% UI
Global Bonds due 2018 into a reopening of the 2028 to improve
the liquidity of the new bond and diminish amortizations in
2018 - a high amortization year.
The final result was a new global inflation-linked 2028 bond
with $1 billion coming from new money and $725 million from the
exchange of global UI 2018. The sovereign also reopened the
2028 bonds later for $275 million in cash, bringing the total
to the $2 billion-equivalent ceiling it had set.
Uruguay was able to up the portion of local-currency debt in
its profile to 47%, while at the same time creating a UI
benchmark in one of the region's biggest issuances in local
currency; it was also able to extend maturities and provide a
blueprint for other sovereigns to follow.
Uruguay was rewarded with a BBB- rating in April from
S&P and Baa3 (investment grade) from Moody's in August.
Fitch had a positive outlook on its BB+ rating as of December,
one notch below investment grade.
Uruguay has continued its liability management process,
swapping $800 million-equivalent in domestic peso-denominated
and inflation-linked bonds in March. In November, it went after
the long end of its curve, with an $850 million dollar bond
exchange, which led to a new 2045 benchmark.
Arbeleche says Uruguay will remain opportunistic in the
current market, but she stresses that the main focus remains on
developing the local market and improving the efficiency of its
peso and CPI-linked yield curves through a steady supply of
local issues. LF
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 19, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- U.S. District Court Judge R. David Proctor has issued an order and opinion denying a request by Blue Cross Blue Shield Association to dismiss claims that the company and its members violated federal antitrust laws.
The lawsuit against the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association and the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans has been filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama.
Two sets of plaintiffs, health care providers who treat patients covered by Blue Cross Blue Shield and subscribers to Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, allege member companies of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association agreed not to operate outside of designated service areas, ensuring that they would not compete against each other. Plaintiffs claim the agreement resulted in increased premiums for subscribers and decreased reimbursements for providers due to a lack of insurance options and an anti-competitive market. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama, for example, controls 90 percent of the market.
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The Providers also have brought a price fixing claim against the Blue Cross companies based on the Blue Card and the National Accounts Program in which all the Blue Cross companies use the same fee schedule for each Provider. The Court has not yet ruled on the motion to dismiss the price fixing claims.
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- Music lovers throng Russian River festival
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'Whitney Houston Live: Her Greatest Performances' will showcase her legacy.
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At Vignette in Sebastopol, you get Italian-style pizza — but with more flavor.
'Maze Runner' seems familiar (w/video)
Latest in young adult book-to-film franchise following similar structure as Divergent, Hunger Games and the like.
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Kendall Jackson Wine Center hosts its 18th annual Heirloom Tomato Festival
Queen Latifah promises a 'juicy' 2nd season (w/video)
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Seven Steps for Choosing a Software Configuration Management System [ Source: Perforce ]
September 2014- Have you been tasked with finding a software configuration management system for your team? There are many reasons you may be looking at version management. Download this guide and learn seven steps to help you analyze your needs, choose a vendor effectively, and start off brilliantly.
5 Steps to Application-Aware Data Protection [ Source: CommVault ]
August 2014- Many IT organizations have had the same data protection tools and practices for years, even decades, and see no need for that to change. But Application Owners need to know that they'll be able to recover their data at the application level when disaster strikes, and yesterday's solutions are simply not up to this job. It's time for modern, application-aware data protection - and here's how to get there. Learn more about how to create ...
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August 2014-
Ever wondered how you could respond more rapidly to IT customer demands? Re-architect your storage infrastructure? Provide agile software build and scale-testing environments for cloud applications? Optimize and deliver mobile apps, collaboration apps, and analytics apps? Learn how, with a Dell Red Hat Enterprise Cloud Solutions private cloud deployment.
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Your Guide to VMware Lab Manager Replacement [ Source: Skytap ]
August 2014- VMware officially ended support for its Lab Manager product in May. Due to its popularity, the Lab Manager EOL is leaving many teams searching for a lab management solution that will provide them the same key features and benefits as Lab Manager. Using cloud services as a lab manager replacement are becoming more popular. Cloud service providers can offer the flexibility, agility, and scalability that give companies (and IT Pros) what they need for the ...
Enabling Fast Email Recovery When Something Goes Wrong [ Source: Dell Software ]
April 2014- Read this Osterman Research report to learn more about why good email recovery and governance is a necessity for your organization, and how to address problems in your email environment. Having these capabilities makes your migrations safer, and allows you to recover from email system problems faster. It also helps you with eDiscovery requests and to comply with regulatory requirements, legal obligations and corporate-best practices.
Demystifying Software-Defined Networking (SDN) [ Source: Allied Telesis ]
June 2014- Software Defined Networking (SDN) has recently hit the headlines with claims of better network utilization and easier management and many see it as the 'silver bullet' for every networking challenge. Unfortunately, most SDN solutions are targeted at large data centres and is unlikely to overcome the challenges being experienced by most enterprise technology managers and executives. To learn more about SDN and the challenges it will help you overcome (along with what it won't), download ...
The Top 3 Network Management Challenges (Balancing acts in the Enterprise network) [ Source: Allied Telesis ]
June 2014- Organisations rely heavily on their data network, yet the network goes unnoticed most of the time. Network infrastructure is an essential component of any business operation, but it is generally not appreciated or understood by the majority of staff or management. While users are very aware of any network failures that occur, nobody wants to invest too much to proactively prevent these failures. To learn more about how you can improve security, reduce downtime and ...
Reducing The Burden of Network Management [ Source: Allied Telesis ]
June 2014- Software Defined Networking (SDN) has attracted a great deal of attention for its claims of solving a number of common networking problems associated with flexibility and performance. At the same time, many enterprise organisations are paying big dollars for skilled specialist staff to maintain their network or are outsourcing this function? Even if the network configuration is kept simple, maintenance tasks on large networks can be time-consuming and error-prone. What if there was a better ...
7 Reasons to Stack Your Core Chassis [ Source: Allied Telesis ]
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The Convergence of Network Performance Monitoring and Application Performance Management [ Source: Compuware ]
June 2014-
Today, enterprises rely heavily on applications for nearly all business-critical processes. These applications are delivered via a combination of hardware, software and services, known as the application delivery chain. To make this delivery chain work together effectively, IT must take a new and converged approach to network performance monitoring and application performance management.
This whitepaper discusses:
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Champions of Software as a Service: How SaaS is fuelign powerful competitive advantage [ Source: IBM ]
May 2014- Reducing costs is still a primary reason companies turn to Software as a Service (SaaS). But those at the front of the pack, like cloud leaders in general, are discovering how SaaS can help them achieve a much broader and more strategic goal - unlocking competitive advantage. These cloud leaders, called Pacesetters, are finding the reduced TCO is only the beginning of advantages offered by SaaS. Read this paper to learn how and why reducing ...
Lustratus Research: Choosing between WebSphere and Jboss [ Source: IBM ]
May 2014- Topdanmark, a major European insurance company, documents its decision process for software destined to support production applications and operations.
Learn Why Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Makes Sense for Engineering Applications [ Source: Open Text ]
May 2014-
Lots of desktop applications are moving to datacenters to take advantage of virtualization. Many people view desktop virtualization and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) as an edge solution geared more toward simple Windows-based, Office-like applications. But many hard-core engineering apps run on UNIX, with the misperception being that they aren't appropriate for VDI.
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Agility in the Cloud: How Dev/Test Teams Can Increase Velocity While Reducing Defects [ Source: Skytap ]
April 2014- Over the past decade, Agile development methods and continuous integration have seen broad adoption across the enterprise, large ISVs, and even amongst system integrators. Adopting an Agile mindset can help development and test teams improve software quality, shorten release cycles, and enable business owners and stakeholders to quickly deliver higher value to their customers. Yet, even after adopting Agile methods, dev/test teams still struggle with obtaining, building, and managing the resources and computing environments ...
Become a Cloud Service Broker: Seven Success Factors when Transforming IT into a Cloud Service Broker [ Source: HP ]
April 2014-
Transforming your organization to function as a broker of IT services will enable you to keep up with today's accelerated business and product-development cycles. It will allow you to deliver more responsive, flexible and scalable IT services.
This white paper will highlight the seven success factors necessary when building a hybrid IT model comprised of traditional and the cloud-based services.
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Managing Hybrid Clouds: A Comprehensive, Secure, and Flexible Cloud Management Solution [ Source: HP ]
April 2014-
Hybrid cloud delivery brings a fundamental shift to the enterprise, and a new style of IT. The IT department that develops a hybrid delivery model, one that creates an optimal mix of traditional IT, private, and public cloud, is the department that realizes success.
Read the white paper and learn how hybrid cloud management can help you simplify and unify business and operational management; deliver secure, compliant cloud services; and rely on open, ...
Infographic: Are you on the right path to mobile? [ Source: HP ]
April 2014-
Is your enterprise on the right path to mobile? Mobile is exploding, creating increased demand for mobile applications. These trends are impacting enterprises, and introducing challenges for IT departments developing, testing and supporting mobile apps. Get the infographic and learn how you can take control with a user-centric mobile app monitoring strategy.
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Infographic: Successful Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) [ Source: HP ]
April 2014-
Stop suffering the consequences of poor project management. Take an approach to project management that positions the PMO for success. Download the infographic and learn what successful project and portfolio management (PPM) looks like, and how your enterprise can benefit.
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Driving Business Optimization with End-to-End Performance Testing: IDC Paper [ Source: HP ]
April 2014- The purpose of this IDC White Paper is to lay out the role that performance testing can play in the context of overall application lifecycle management (ALM), security, resource, and demand management. As part of that objective, the document defines an application performance testing framework and discusses a performance test evolution path and the relationship between a successful approach to performance testing and related IT elements such as monitoring, security, ALM, and project and portfolio ...
Data Integrity and Visibility that Turns Reform into Revenue [ Source: Infogix ]
March 2014- For health insurers, data integrity and visibility are key to successful integration with the Federal Marketplace. However, complex processes and trivial errors can lead to data gaps that impact revenue, profitability and member satisfaction. Adopting a standardized approach to data integrity early in the process is critical to successfully adapting to the technologies and processes of the Affordable Care Act.
Emerging Cyber Threats Call for a Change in the 'Deliver Now, Fix Later' Culture of Software Development [ Source: ISC2 ]
March 2014- The demand for new and innovative technology solutions has created a software industry laser focused on speed to market, costs and product functionality. While this may help companies achieve a first-to-market advantage, it has also led to an environment where developers are more focused on meeting unrealistic schedule commitments than producing high-quality software. The result is a "deliver now, fix later" software development culture, where it is acceptable to leave the task of finding and ...
The Different Technologies for Cooling Data Centers [ Source: APC by Schneider Electric ]
February 2014- There are 13 basic heat removal methods to cool IT equipment and to transport unwanted heat to the outdoor environment. This paper describes these fundamental cooling technologies using basic terms and diagrams. 11 of these methods rely on the refrigeration cycle as the primary means of cooling. Pumped refrigerant systems provide isolation between the primary heat removal system and IT equipment. The direct air and indirect air methods rely on the outdoor conditions as the primary means ...
Integrating Big Data into Business Processes and Enterprise Systems [ Source: BMC Software ]
February 2014-
In the paper, "Integrate Big Data into Your Business Processes and Enterprise Systems" you'll learn how to drive maximum value with an enterprise approach to Big Data. Topics discussed include:
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Cloud Integration for Hybrid IT: Balancing Business Self-Service and IT Control [ Source: Informatica ]
February 2014- It's no longer a question of if your company will be adopting cloud-based solutions, but when and how many. Gartner predicts that by the end of 2016, more than 50 percent of Global 1000 companies will have stored customer-sensitive data in the public cloud. With the proliferation of cloud-based applications, platforms and infrastructure, the potential for data fragmentation and disconnected data silos has grown exponentially. While the benefits of cloud computing have been well documented-scalability, business agility, and ...
The Need for Speed Simplicity and Affordability [ Source: IBM ]
February 2014- BI requirements are constantly changing. We now have technology that has completely altered the way we deploy BI solutions, the way we manage these environments and even the way we use BI. This paper discusses the three mandatory requirements for modern BI architectures.
Evans Research Report on Continuous Delivery by Perforce Software [ Source: Perforce ]
February 2014-
Continuous Delivery Promises Big Benefits
Continuous Delivery is an emerging development process that automates and improves product delivery. Perforce commissioned Evans Research to survey 600 developers, managers, and executives in the US and UK to understand market perception and adoption of Continuous Delivery.
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Mountain West Conference
Jazmin Clarke heard of Utah State when one of her teammates from the OBS Monarchs of Oakdale signed on to play there last year.
Clarke knew right away that it was where she wanted to study nursing and play for the Aggies.
"Even the drive up there is so beautiful," Clarke said. "It's a big school, but it's not so big that you'll get lost. I think it's perfect for me."
She expects to fit in just fine with the team.
"They do everything together," she said. "A lot of the athletes, they're from California, so they're really close knit."
Growing up, Clarke didn't think she was athletic until a friend convinced her to join the Tracy Express softball league at the age of 10. She has played with the Monarchs and two other travel teams and has played outfield for the Tracy High team since the end of her freshman year.
Clarke said softball has been a great way to make friends and build character.
"It pushes you to where you think your limit is and makes you go further."
Ellie Fisher
Tracy High
Santa Clara University, Santa Clara
West Coast Conference
Ellie Fisher said Santa Clara University, where she will study business financing, was the clear choice for her. Her sister, Stephanie, is a senior at the university and an outfielder for the Broncos, so Ellie is already familiar with the school and the team.
"Ever since I've gone there to see my sister, I've loved it from the beginning," she said.
Fisher grew up playing softball, starting at the age of 4 with the Tracy Express recreational league and moving to the Tracy Titans fastpitch teams at age 10. She has built up her fielding, batting and base-running skills while on teams at All American Sports Academy in Tracy.
She has played outfield and been leadoff batter for the Tracy High softball team since her freshman year. The Bulldog team has gone to the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs each of the past three years.
Tayler Misfeldt
Tracy High
University of California, Riverside
Big West Conference
Tayler Misfeldt chose U.C. Riverside after her coaches with the California Grapettes team out of Stockton told her the Highlanders had an opening for a pitcher.
"My coaches told me that they were interested, so I went on my official visit. I loved everything about it," she said. "Compared to the other visits I went on, they all seemed to click."
Misfeldt started playing softball at the age of 4 with Tracy Express and joined the Tracy Titans at age 9. She has been on three travel teams since then and has pitched for Tracy High since the end of her freshman year.
She has been aiming for a college scholarship the whole time and will pursue an education in business management.
"All of the hard work is paying off," she said. "It's something that your parents tell you when you're little. It's actually happening now."
Amanda Riley
Kimball High
Monmouth University, West Long Branch, N.J.
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
Amanda Riley isn't one to miss an opportunity to make a good impression.
That opportunity had arrived when Monmouth Hawks coach Louie Berndt watched Riley pitch for the Runnin' Rebels Gold team.
"My coach doesn't let me bat very often, but he let me bat when she was there," Riley said. "Two of those times, I actually hit home runs that she saw. I guess it was meant to be."
Riley started playing softball at the age of 9 with Tracy Express and joined Liberty Fastpitch when she was 11. She pitched at West High for two years, joined the varsity team as a sophomore and transferred to Kimball High last year.
Riley said softball is key to her personal growth and has now given her the opportunity to study communications at a private East Coast school.
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Kimball High
Northwestern University, Chicago, Ill.
Big 10 Conference
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He had been looking for the right college to pursue his tennis career and found it at Northwestern, where he will study business.
"We started talking and it just came down to, I like the coach a lot," he said. "The campus was small, like 9,000 students, and I thought that would be a better fit for me."
He's impressed with the Wildcat team and is ready to get into his best level of competition yet.
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California State University, Long Beach
Big West Conference
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Beverly Hills, CA (October 6, 2009) — The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the UCLA Film & Television Archive will present a series of recent Iranian films, each followed by discussion with one or more of the film's principal creators in "Up Close and Personal: Iranian Filmmakers in Their Own Words." The five-night screening series will begin on Friday, October 9, at UCLA's James Bridges Theater with a panel discussion hosted by Academy past president Sid Ganis. It will conclude at the Academy's Linwood Dunn Theater on Friday, October 16, with a program hosted by Oscar®-nominated actress Alfre Woodard.
Earlier this year, an Academy delegation that included Ganis and Woodard traveled to Iran for several days of educational and cultural exchanges with filmmakers, students and others from Iran's creative community. To build upon the unique experience, the Academy is bringing 10 Iranian filmmakers to Los Angeles for the series.
UCLA has one of the oldest ongoing Iranian film festivals in the United States, but rarely have the filmmakers been present screenings of their films.
"Up Close and Personal" will present eight recent films and will offer the public the opportunity to hear about the creative process behind them from the filmmakers themselves.
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Friday, October 9, at 7:30 p.m.
Panel discussion featuring the members of the visiting artist delegation:
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"As Simple as That" (2008), 97 minutes
Followed by a discussion with co-writer and director Reza Mir-Karimi.
Tahereh suffers from a problem common to all classes of Iranian women (and women around the world): her inner life and her artistic ambitions have been overwhelmed by the demands of her home, self-absorbed husband and materialistic children.
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"Lady of the Roses" (2008), 40 minutes
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"In the Name of the Father" (2005), 105 minutes
Followed by a discussion with writer-director Ebrahim Hatamikia.
A young daughter of a military commander in the Iran-Iraq war goes to an ancient hill near the Iraq border in search of old pots, only to encounter mines that were placed there by her own father.
Sunday, October 11, at 7 p.m.
"Journey to Hidalou" (2005), 110 minutes
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Thursday, October 15, at 7 p.m.
"The Mother" (1991), 108 minutes
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Followed by a discussion with director Alireza Raisian and screenwriter Farhad Tohidi.
The Western-educated Iranian scientist in charge of a promising biotechnology project cancelled by the government finds himself discredited when he takes his complaints to the press.
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peculiar views on the literal existence of Plato's Atlantis, but to be a
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The Canfield House
- Address:
5 Memorial Boulevard
Newport, RI 02840Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Canfield House
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.canfieldhousenewport.com/
- Phone: 4018470416
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday: 5:00pm to 9:00pm, Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wine
- Private Party Contact: Maggie Wiggins 4018470416
A word from The Canfield House
Welcome to the Canfield House Restaurant. Once an estate and lavish casino the Canfield House is one of Newport's most historic landmarks and has been restored to it's original 1860's architecture.Experience contemporary American cuisine at it's best.Offering fresh local seafood and game entrees, as well as tavern fare.A treasure to locals and visitor's world wide, the Canfield House restaurant is a dining experience not to be missed while visiting Newport. We are nestled in Historic Hill just steps from famous Bellevue Avenue and the Newport Tennis Hall of Fame.Continued
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The Canfield House reviews from OpenTable diners
95 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (58)romantic (42)neighborhood gem (38)fit for foodies (32)good for groups (26)notable wine list (18)great for outdoor dining (12)scenic view (5)vibrant bar scene (4)great for brunch (4)great for lunch (3)late-night find (3)hot spot (2)Show More
- Excellent!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014From the time we were greeted to the time that we departed we were treated to a warm enviting atmosophere and were treated like friends. It was especially nice to be thanked BY NAME on our arrival and departure.Special Features:
- Bargain special on a weeknightFoodisfunDined on 9/11/2014You get 2 entrees and a bottle of house wine for two people for $35. Good value for the price. The wine was very ordinary but fine for what we paid.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/11/2014I wouldn't recommend it as I was disappointed in the quality of the food . I asked our waitress for more butter which we never received. My steak was on the tough side and overcooked after I specifically asked for it to be pink. since we didn't order from the special menu I was expecting it to be much better. The veggies left a little bit to be desired.
- Perfect Anniversary dinnerPrmri9Dined on 9/6/2014Atmosphere unsurpassed... everything ordered was superb from the appetizers to the desert.. presentation was exquisite only surpassed by the quality of the food! Service of waitstaff was excellent...& owner was very warm and friendly...we will definitely be back,,,Special Features:
- Great PlaceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/6/2014Went to the Canfield House with sisters! Food and service was excellent. Our server was very attentive and friendly. It was a great dining experience. We would definitely return there if we are in the area. The filet was so tender and the fish was so fresh! The desserts were great also.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CanfieldJanmcDined on 9/3/2014Everything was outstanding! I recommend it all. Food, service, and ambiance were all 5 stars.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/31/2014Our meal was during Labor Day weekend as one of our group was craving lobster mac & cheese which is on the menu. Made reservation, were asked to wait 5 min. at the bar for our table, finally seated 30 min later AFTER going to hostess to check on status & being told we "had been seated". Wait staff was very good. After placing order were told they were out of lobster mac & cheese. Lobster WAS still on the menu. We think the chef was just grumpy…kinda like yes we have tea, yes we have ice, but "no" we do NOT have iced tea. Bouillabaisse was substituted and was actually the tastiest of the three meals. Too many other better places in town w/ better food, attitude & service. (Also, didn't check us in re: Open Table reservation.)
- Great everytime.AmazingVIPDined on 8/31/2014You cannot go wrong going to the Canfield House. Everyone from the hostess to the waitresses are very nice. The building is very charming. We had the baked haddock and root beer short ribs. Amazing!!!! And i recommend the lobster mac and cheese as an appetizer! This place is on my to do list everytime i come to Newport.Special Features:
- Beautiful ambiance & excellent foodLadyinredDined on 8/31/2014My husband & I dined at the Canfield House on Labor Day weekend, & enjoyed the wonderful ambiance it offered. It was quite busy, & since we arrived early, we sat in the lovely bar & had a cocktail. Once we were seated & reviewed the menu, we found many mouthwatering choices. We ultimately ordered the fried calamari, 2 different salads, a chicken dish & the lobster pie. The fried calamari was crisp & had a terrific sauce. Both salads were enjoyed, & my husband found his chicken to be delicious. I loved the lobster pie, & although I really tried, I could not eat a morsel more....so.... my husband finished it! While service was a little slow, it was only because the wait staff were very busy. They certainly hustled! We will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food, pretty slow servicetheChucksterDined on 8/30/2014Loved the interior setting -- very Newport. Food was excellent. Wife had scallops that were some of the best she has ever had. I particularly loved the Oysters Canfield. We were in no hurry, so pace was not an issue, but we can see why some reviewers got aggravated with the slowness. Will be one of our regular places when in Newport.Special Features:
- Wonderful atmosphere, good foodDMSConcordDined on 8/29/2014Gorgeous Inn with spectacular dining room. My wife thought that the Bolognese was the best she's ever had. My salmon over risotto had wonderful risotto, but the salmon itself, although good, was a bit too plain for my tastes. Service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Borderline1Borderline1Dined on 8/28/2014A beautiful venue, impeccably maintained and it was our honor to have been able to enjoy such a fine meal with excellent service. The Canfield House is Newport, miss it and you missed what Newport is all about.Special Features:
- Anniversary dinnerPickyspouse1113Dined on 8/28/2014After reading many restaurant reviews, I chose Canfields for our special dinner. The waitress was one of the best I have ever had . The food was excellent and the price amazing. We would definitely go there again on any visit to newport!Special Features:
- Prix Fixe dinnerSusieDined on 8/28/2014Delicious dinner at Canfield House. This was our 2nd meal this week at this restaurant. Denise, our server remembered us from our first visit and treated us to a lovely dinner. The restaurant is housed in a lovely old building that was a gaming hall in the early 1900's. The food is top quality and we highly recommend it! Dinner was $35 for 2 and included a bottle of either merlot or chardonney. We chose the chardonney and it was wonderful! We had a s'more tart for dessert that would have been better had the marshmellow topping been heated - but the flavors were wonderful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always greatcloutDined on 8/26/2014It is always a pleasure to dine there. food is always wonderful and the atmosphere is greatSpecial Features:
- Great time!LoveDiningInRIDined on 8/23/2014Had the pleasure of dining at Canfield House on a recent Saturday evening. Although busy, the service was prompt and friendly and the food was amazing. Highly recommend the Lobster Bisque and the Pear Salad for appetizers and both the Pasta Bolognese and the Lobster and Scallop Pie entrees were fantastic! Highly recommended!!Special Features:
- Satisfied!mac0903VIPDined on 8/22/2014Food was great! Service was awesome. Loved the atmosphere!! Will definitely be back :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Canfield House-We Love It!lambchopDined on 8/22/2014Whether you order the lobster and scallop pie or the steak frites, the entrees are superb. Other favorites include the duck and the lamb chops!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Canfield housesurfcitygeneDined on 8/21/2014This was our most enjoyable meal in Newport, so much so we had to come back for our last night before going back home. The food was very good and not over priced. You can imagine what the gambling must have been like in there back in the day if only the walls could talk. The two for one meal is not to be missed on weeknights.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PHGpgwarwickDined on 8/15/2014Wonderful atmosphere and away from the hustle and bustle of the Thames Street crowds. Excellent dining selection and always outstanding preparation and presentation. Definitely a plus for the Newport dining scene. Highly recommended for a nice quite dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great History misses markKidfromMaineDined on 8/14/2014The Canfield house though deep in history missed its mark with slow service and underperformed with delivering a cold steak frites. The up side dining room was beautiful our waitress did a great job, however management needs to evaluate the kitchen and may need to add a server or two to speed up service. This may be a summer thong in Newport as all of the local restaurants seem to be in same boat. The appetizers were great, the wine list although not extensive provided value and we would try again in future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A favorite didn't disappointSailorBillDined on 8/13/2014Canfield House is one of our favorites. It is a beaufitful old place and the food is good. The weekday "wine and dine" specials are a particularly good deal. We took visiting friends, and all were pleased with our dinners and the experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Mansion with a RestaurantHdhejVIPDined on 8/10/2014This restaurant is in a nice mansion looking place with 4 guest rooms upstairs. They have a nice outdoor and indoor bar. The main dining room is lined with this dark oak paneling on the lower part of the wall and on the ceiling. The food was very good and they accommodated my Mother's diet of gluten and dairy. Her review is that it was all tasty. Mine was also perfect. She got the filet and I got the seafood trio with wine and tomato. The mushroom risotto was so creamy!I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of top restaurants in the statemiloDined on 8/7/2014Enjoyed an extremely pleasant evening with friends at the Canfield House and thoroughly enjoyed it all. Food, service, ambiance and meeting some other folks in the restaurant. Looking forward to a return, with or without friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodieDined on 8/3/2014We have dined at the Canfield House several times in the past and have consistently found it to be exceptional in every way.My husband had the mixed grill last time which is a meatlovers fantasy and I had the seafood alfredo,generous portions of lobster,scallops and shrimp,almost too big to finish but I had to!We have recommended the Canfield House to others and will return whenever we crave a special night out in NewportSpecial Features:
- Truly a favoriterobing2748Dined on 7/31/2014We come to Newport each year for the Jazz and always come to Canfield House one evening. It looks like a more formal, elegant dining experience but doesn't have a stuffy bone in its body. The food is excellent. I had mussels and little necks and my husband had the lobster pot pie which was absolutely luscious!! Our friends had never been and really loved everything. Don't hesitate to come here. You won't be disappointed!!Special Features:
- Classic New EnglandllllVIPDined on 7/27/2014We were the only table on a Sunday night, late. Our waitress and staff could not have been more patient as we lingered over our last meal in lovely Newport. Our only complaint was that the portions were a bit large. The food was terrific, especially the shrimp appetizer and the seafood pot pie.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/24/2014Food very good. Little expansive but overall quality/price is good.Special Features:
- Among the very bestShutterBugDined on 7/24/2014We are here each year for two weeks, and this week alone we ate three times at Canfield. Only once was the noise level high, when there was a party of 13 diners trying to talk with each other. We run out of days long before we run out of desirable menu choices. The food is reliably good and not outrageously priced, the menu is interesting, and the servers are friendly. I would gladly keep eating their Oysters Canfield appetizers until they stopped bringing them to me. It is THE place we select to treat our musician friends from the Chamber Music Festival.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely night outRIresidentDined on 7/24/2014Canfield House was a great spot to invite some out of town guests for dinner. Everyone had the lobster mac and cheese and while we had it as a starter, the portions were big enough to be a main course for the women. I am certainly having it again.Special Features:
- Loved it!lisa1988Dined on 7/22/2014We chose Canfield House for our anniversary dinner based on reviews from here and tripadvisor and were not disappointed. Menu had so many delicious options to choose from and we loved the calamari and the mushroom ravioli as apps. Had a nice bottle of Kim Crawford to go with the salmon and bouillabaisse. Salmon was cooked perfectly. Everything was wonderful and the service was delightful. Did not go with the weeknight dinner special of $35 for dinner and wine but could see that many were choosing this option around us. There were some good choices on the menu for this but none appealed to us that evening.Special Features:
- definitely be backbarscoDined on 7/19/2014Great food. Great service. Great prices. My sister and I both enjoyed the root beer short ribs. They were very flavorful served with a mixture of beets, white and sweet potatoes. I'd definitely recommend this.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PaulDined on 7/19/2014Long standing Newport option. Good quality food. Per my guest that was very familiar with Canfield House..."You can always expect a good meal. Filled with local families, not so much a tourist spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FindlisaDined on 7/18/2014We made last minute reservations for a Friday night and were promptly seated by the hostess. Although our waitress had many large parties we were serviced in a timely fashion. The food was extraordinary, the dining room was beautiful, the staff attentive. Definitely a place we will eat at again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful anniversary dinnerJOJODined on 7/16/2014We celebrated our anniversary with a wonderful dinner at Canfield House. Our food was well-prepared and attractively presented. The server was attentive but not intrusive. Her descriptions of menu items were enticing. The desserts were delicious and just the right size to tempt us. The gleaming paneled walls and ceiling are just lovely!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was good service was slowOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/12/2014The food was great, but the service was excruciatingly slow. After 15 mins we had to get up and get our own menus.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PhilVDined on 7/11/2014Canfield haas been a long time favorite. Every time we visit the food and service has been excellent and never disappoints. Cuisine is among the best in Newport. We recommend this to anyone visiting Newport who wants to get away from downtown touristy food factories. It is next to the Newport Tennis Hall of Fame, but not too far off the beaten path.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely Atmosphere & Wonderful FoodtheportsmouthoutoftownerDined on 7/5/2014Canfield House is one of my husband's and my FAVORITE restaurants in Newport! The food is consistently delicious, with interesting menu selections. The service is great; waitresses are engaging, knowledgeable and offer suggestions for both food and drinks! This is a wonderful choice for a romantic dinner or a special occasion party on a small scale! We enjoy taking friends from out of town to this converted gambling hall!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice dinnerFredchDined on 6/29/2014Probably our 10th visit both early and late. Consistently pleasant and a nice place to have an elegant dinner or drinks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Canfield DelightlambchopDined on 6/28/2014We love dining at the Canfield House. From the rack of lamb to the lobster and scallop pie, not to mention the lobster bisque and the French onion soup, everything has a unique taste that leaves you satisfied. We love the feeling of yesteryear thinking of a time when gentlemen gamblers filled the room. The hostess and wait staff are top notch. We can't wait to return in August.Special Features:


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SOUTH BEND, IN (WKZO) – Western Michigan earned a split in the 2013 Shillelagh Tournament with a 1-0 shutout win over Alabama-Huntsville Saturday in South Bend, Indiana.
The lone score for the Broncos came on a power play goal from Kyle Novak at 1:59 in the opening frame. Novak stuffed home a feed from Sam Mellor and Shane Bershbach for his fourth goal of the season. Berschbach tallied his 12th assist of the year on the score. Western Michigan outshot the Chargers 14-8 in the first period, and 29-24 for the game.
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Frank Slubowski stopped all 24 Charger shots on the night while the Bronco penalty kill unit held Alabama-Huntsville scoreless on five power play chances. Western Michigan scored on their only power play in the game. Slubowski had to leave for 1:48 during the third period due to an equipment issue. The substitution of Lukas Hafner leaves Slubowski short of a program record eight shutouts.
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Rousing welcome for British team
Boris Johnson, centre left, met British medals winners in the Athletes Village
British athletes saw the Union Flag raised and heard the national anthem for what they hope will be the first time of many at London 2012 as the host nation were formally welcomed the Olympic Village.
Competitors from a variety of sports were present at Team GB's induction ceremony, which saw the National Youth Theatre put on a colourful show of song, dance and street performance. Such ceremonies have been going on for a week for visiting squads but it was no surprise that the host nation attracted by far the biggest crowd.
Among those looking on were former Olympic stars such as Dame Kelly Holmes, Tessa Sanderson and Duncan Goodhew, while Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, secretary of state for Culture, Media and Sport Jeremy Hunt and shadow Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell represented the world of politics.
Team GB Chef de Mission Andy Hunt, who represented the British Olympic Association at the ceremony, was left enthused by the event and hopes home fans will get plenty of more opportunities to see God Save the Queen played this summer.
"It's always a special time when the home team arrives in the village and although we've been rolling in for two weeks this was that magical moment when your flag goes up and you celebrate," he told Press Association Sport.
"The atmosphere has been building and building literally by the hour and although we're quite away from things here, when you leave the village you really feel that. It's amazing.
"I think the country is getting really excited by these Games and getting right behind this team. Hopefully they'll see the flag raised a massive amount of times."
David Beckham has said he will appear at the opening ceremony but is keeping tight-lipped about what it will involve.
The former England skipper who missed out on a longed-for spot in the Team GB football squad to compete at the Olympics said he feels "privileged" to still be involved in the Games. Beckham forged a strong respect for London 2012 chairman Lord Coe when they were key members of the bid team which won London the right to stage the Games.
"For him to keep me involved I feel very privileged," Beckham told ITV News. "He has talked to me about a few things. I am playing a small part in the Olympic ceremony."
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Treatment for Hirschsprung disease involves surgery. Surgeons remove the segment of the intestines that does not have ganglion cells. This always includes the rectum. Depending on where your child lacks ganglion cells, it may also includes part of the colon. Then, the surgeon connects the part of the intestine that has ganglion cells to your child's anus.
There are several ways to do this surgery. In all types, your child will get medicine to make them sleep without pain during surgery (general anesthesia).
To treat Hirschsprung disease, you and your child's surgeon will consider several options for surgery. The primary surgeries are called the Swenson, Suave or Duhamal operations. Each of these operations has different versions. Which type is best for your child depends on their condition. You and your child's surgeon may also prefer one type of surgery over another. Some of the different types of surgery are:
All of these surgical options are available at Seattle Children's. Your child's surgery team will talk with you about their recommendations.
Many babies have surgery for Hirschsprung disease soon after birth. But in some cases, babies need another operation first. This operation is called an ostomy. Your baby may need it if doctors think there is an infection in the intestines or if the intestines are very stretched out from being blocked.
In an ostomy, surgeons make an opening, or stoma, in the belly. Then they cut through the intestines and attach the end of the intestines to the opening. This lets waste pass to a pouch attached on the outside of the body. It gives doctors a chance to wash out the intestines, and helps the intestines heal.
This situation is temporary. In a few months to a year, the intestines recover. After they recover, your child's surgeon will do one of the operations to connect the intestines to the anus.
If your child needs an ostomy, you will get step-by-step details about how to care for the stoma and change the pouch.
After surgery for Hirschsprung disease, we will give your child pain medicine to make them comfortable. It's likely they will also have:
You can expect your child to be in the hospital for three to five days after surgery. Your child will stay in the hospital until they can eat well, pass waste and have no fever or other signs of problems. Some children need to stay longer, depending on their health and the extent of their surgery. Your child's surgical team can give you an idea of how long your child will be in the hospital.
After your child goes home, you'll need to keep incisions clean and dry until they heal. The surgery team will teach you how to care for incisions and how to feed your child. They will tell you if you need to limit your child's activity for a while.
The skin around your child's anus needs special care after surgery. At first, your child will pass stool often. The skin around the anus tends to get irritated. Your child's healthcare team will teach you how to keep skin irritation down.
We have a one-week Bowel Management Treatment Program for children with Hirschsprung disease who have trouble with bowel control after surgery.
Find out by selecting your child's symptom or health condition in the list below:
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15 Years Ago in News History: Arrest of the Unabomber
In May 1978, a bomb mailed to a professor at Northwestern University exploded, injuring a campus policeman. The attack was the first in a 17-year-long crime spree perpetrated by an elusive criminal known as the Unabomber.
The FBI launched an investigation into the attacks in 1979, yet agents in the UNABOM case — shorthand for the suspect's targeting of universities and airlines — hit one dead end after another.
Over the next several years, the Unabomber would kill three people and injure numerous others with homemade explosives mailed or hand delivered to victims.
A break in the case came in 1995, when the suspect sent a 35,000-word anti-technology manifesto to The New York Times and The Washington Post.
The FBI urged the papers to publish the treatise, hoping someone would recognize the ideas it contained.
The Post eventually published the document with financial support from the Times. Thousands of tips poured in, including one from David Kaczynski, the bomber's brother. The information led the FBI to Theodore "Ted" Kaczynski, who was living as a hermit in the wilds of Montana.
On April 3, 1996, agents arrested Kaczynski at his cramped cabin, putting an end to his reign of terror.
The Unabomber's cabin, part of the "G-Men and Journalists" exhibit, is on display in the ABC News Changing Exhibits Gallery on the Concourse level.Related Links: