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One of the most-recognized symbols of The Salvation Army is the bell ringer with a red kettle standing in front of a grocery store or shopping mall. The Red Kettle campaign is The Salvation Army's largest fundraiser, contributing hundreds of thousands of dollars to programs helping people in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
Often referred to as 'the army behind the Army,' volunteers play a crucial role in The Salvation Army's ability to provide quality social services for the entire community. As a Salvation Army volunteer, you'll help us change lives, uplift families and support our neighbors in need every day.
Our 2013 Red Kettle campaign runs from November 20th thru December 24th. Hundreds of volunteers are needed to cover the many hours of bell-ringing... How can you help?
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I've been on the recieving end of these situations. Our GL was a really nice guy, helping everyone out to get ready for raiding and stuff. At some point, he just disappeared. Never logged in to say anything. One person had his email address and was able to get some information. He was going through a divorce and had decided to stop playing WoW. I thought "Wow, that's nice. Don't tell anyone whats going on and don't even make someone else the GL."
Eventually, the officers voted to make a new guild. One day all the guild members met in Org by the guild creation area. The officers named an officer the new GL. They created the guild and we all joined it. A message was left in the previous guild for any members not logged on at the time.
We've been happy every since. It's a casual guild, so no one has any real selfishness. We still haven't made it to raiding yet but many of us have subbed in other guild's Kara raids. Everyone just has a fun time together.


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We've come a long way since Atari's Pong; however, the end of video-gaming seems nowhere near. Since video games became publicly widespread in the early 70's, several companies have been competing to offer the best gaming experience.
Over the last few years, some game developers have stood out among the crowd for the quality of their games, catching larger portions of the public. This has been the case of Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI), Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA) and Changyou.com (NASDAQ: CYOU). Let´s take a closer look at them and try decide if they stand as good investment opportunities as well.
Activision Blizzard: Only online games
Activision Blizzard is a worldwide leading pure-play online and console game developer. Its wide product portfolio includes blockbusters like World of Warcraft, or WoW, Guitar Hero, Call of Duty, and Tony Hawk, among many others. Usually on the top of game sales charts, this is a firm to watch.
Its expertise at making games has been reflected on the extreme loyalty of its customer base and the considerable amount of franchise royalties it receives from game distributors, like NetEase, around the world. Its WoW franchise has been particularly popular, massively played for over 9 years now. Monthly prepaid subscription fees make WoW a vast revenue source and, although the number of subscribers has been dropping lately, its contribution to cash flow and margin generation will remain significant.
The company is now trying to replicate the success of its WoW franchise model for other games. Given its track record, I expect Activision to continue to diversify revenue sources, maintaining its industry leading margins (including an operating margin of over 30%, about 10 times the industry average) and returns.
Emerging economies provide outstanding growth opportunities for Activision. As the middle class grows in these countries, disposable income and time available for video-games increase too. The company will benefit not only from its strong brand names and blockbuster games, but also from a strategic partnership with Tencent Holdings, China's largest Internet gaming company, which will help the firm penetrate the $8 billion online gaming market in this country.
So, trading at 13 times its earnings, at a 40% discount to the industry average, I would buy this stock for the long-term (and receive a 1.33% dividend yield).
Electronic Arts: Offline & online games
Electronic Arts, or EA, is another game developing and distributing company that operates in both the offline and online gaming segments. Its wide product portfolio includes blockbuster franchises like FIFA, Need for Speed, Battlefield, Medal of Honor and The Sims to name a few. Most of its revenue is derived from disk-based video game sales and, in a lesser degree, from subscription fees, micro-transactions and advertising.
Going forward, the firm should benefit from lowering its production costs and difficulty by leveraging its new development engines. Moreover, renewed contracts with several of its major sporting league partners assure continuity for some of EA's most valuable franchises.
However, it's EA's mobile and online games that represent its future. Its Origin platform positions the firm in an advantaged place to benefit from the rapid expansion of online gaming, while its "freemium" model for the mobile segment could deliver plenty of upside on the back of its games' quality. These segments are expected to drive growth and contribute to margin expansion over the next few years.
While forecasts are somewhat mixed in relation to the company's EPS growth going forward, its stock valuation at 74 times its earnings, over 3 times the industry average, reflects plenty of optimism. You will have to pay a premium if you want to hold this fairly moated, liquid company in your long-term portfolio.
Changyou.com: Chinese market
Changyou.com develops online games for the Chinese market. Unlike the aforementioned companies, Changyou is not very well known in the West. For this reason, its stock trades at only 5.5 times its earnings, a 75% discount to the industry 22 times average. However, its growth prospects look quite promising as the online gaming market quickly expands in China.
With its Tian Long Ba Bu, or TLBB, game as its biggest revenue contributor, the firm has been focusing on expanding its product offering beyond it through in-house development coupled with acquisitions and licensing.
Game offering diversification and the growth of the middle-class in China are two of the main growth catalysts for the company. Better monetization models and strategies that entice gamers to spend more money are also expected to drive growth in the years ahead. Furthermore, the wide and loyal user base created by TLBB not only allows the firm to "gain more insights into gamers' behavior and spending patterns, which should help it develop more popular and profitable games" (Morningstar), but also provides considerable cross-selling capabilities.
Finally, the company recently bought out minority shareholders in 7Road, a majority-owned subsidiary of Changyou. This will allow the firm to fully control the game pipeline, gaining an edge over competitors in the web-gaming space while consolidating its image as a firm with more than one battle horse.
Bottom line
Although all three of the aforementioned gaming companies provide plenty of upside potential, Changyou.com and, especially, Activision offer better combinations of decent valuations and strong growth projections than EA. I'd recommend adding these stocks to your long-term portfolio, and preparing to enjoy steady and sustainable evolution in the stock prices and earnings.
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Nearly Half of Americans in Major Cities Are in State of Financial Insecurity
In hard-hit places, researchers said, many people don't even have a bank account.
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Using Gambling to Entice Low-Income Families to Save
A growing number of credit unions and nonprofit groups are using lotteries to encourage low-income families to save.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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August 19, 2014, Tuesday
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August 7, 2014, Thursday
When a Museum's Big Dreams Prove Too Ambitious
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July 8, 2014, Tuesday
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July 5, 2014, Saturday
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Welcome to my Muscle Walk Personal Fundraising page!
My oldest brother Craig Wehrle was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) in September 2012, after being misdiagnosed for 13 months prior. We, his family and friends, were shocked by his diagnosis and couldn't believe that someone so full of life could develop such a disease.
At the beginning of the disease, Craig struggled each day with doing simple things like getting out of bed, taking a shower, and trying to work until July of 2012. All of us take these things for granted, but people with any neuromuscular disease know that every little task can be extremely difficult. As the months went on, everyday tasks became increasingly harder and life partner Gail had to start making the house accessible for him. A motorized wheelchair was purchased, a ramp to let him in and out of the house was built, and a chairlift to take him from one floor to the next was installed. By October/ November 2012 Craig was pretty much bedridden and was unable to do anything for himself anymore. He had declined at a rapid pace. Towards the end of his journey it took many family members to help him through each day and night. Although I had heard the term ALS before and knew it was a devastating disease, I hadn't realized the impact it has on the people affected or their family members and friends.
On December 22, 2012, surrounded by his family, Craig lost his battle with ALS. On March 30, 2014, I will walk for Craig and all of the people affected by a neuromuscular disease who are unable to walk. I hope to be surrounded by many friends and family who will help to make "TEAM CRAIG" one of the top donors again this year.
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Round one of TSN.ca's 2013 Play of the Year Showdown keeps moving with two plays which can only be described as hard work paying off. The king of stickhandling, Detroit's Pavel Datsyuk goes head-to-head against the very talented Michael Grabner of the New York Islanders.
Datsyuk's 2013 POY entry showcases his hands, vision and perseverance. He starts by throwing a solid hit in his own defensive zone, staying with the play; he then corrals the puck and turns on the jets. By the time this play is over, Datsyuk makes every single Nashville player on the ice look silly.
Mark Streit gets this play started by firing a stretch pass down the ice to a streaking Michael Grabner. Grabner takes the pass at full stride, and with Tampa's Eric Brewer hanging all over him, seals his entry into the 2013 POY Showdown.
You can watch the highlights and make your decision here (http://poy.tsn.ca). Every vote counts so watch all the plays and take part in the TSN.ca Play of the Year Showdown.
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- Datsyuk has two Stanley Cup rings, four Lady Bing Memorial trophies and has the second-best plus/minus among active NHL players (behind a guy named Jaromir Jagr)
- In the 2010-11 NHL season, Grabner led all rookies with 34 goals, including 6 short-handed goals, enough to place him second overall in that category, one behind his Islander teammate Frans Nielsen.
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- The Red Wings' Hakan Andersson was likely the only NHL scout to see Datsyuk play prior to the 1998 entry draft, this thanks to a snowstorm that forced a scout from another team to abandon his trip, allowing Detroit to pick Datsyuk 171st overall
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The interiors may have been subtly sexed-up for a 'younger clientele' (the stunning storm-themed triptych is by Brooklyn artist Ran Ortner), but triple Michelin-starred Le Bernardin remains a luxe, fine-dining holy grail.
The interiors may have been subtly sexed-up for a 'younger clientele' (the stunning storm-themed triptych is by Brooklyn artist Ran Ortner), but triple Michelin-starred Le Bernardin remains a luxe, fine-dining holy grail.
Rodney Thompson developed the rock-shrimp fishery off Canaveral's coast in the early 1970s and in 1983 his daughter, Laurilee, opened the Dixie Crossroads Seafood Restaurant. The aim: to put local shrimp back on the Canaveral's tables, which are inundated with imports.
Atlanta needs another holy ethics-toting restaurant like it needs more traffic; but great seafood is still pretty off the radar here. That changes with this casual neighborhood seafood place in the heart of the Highlands run by a bunch of good ol' fishing buddies.
A short stroll westwards along the seawall from the Granville Island entrance, this almost-too-popular seafood stand is one the city's fave fish-and-chip joints, offering halibut, salmon and cod encased in crispy golden batter.
Claude Pelletier of Club Chasse et Pêche teams up with Yazu Okasaki in this marvelous new addition to the Plateau dining scene. 'The Net' presents masterfully crafted fish and seafood with Japanese touches in a gorgeously low-lit setting facing Parc Jeanne-Mance. The grilled octopus with marrow and cherry tomatoes will make you wish there were more than just eight legs.
This crazy-awesome Southside Birmingham restaurant – one of the South's best – will bring you to your knees hollerin' Gastro-Hallelujah's! Chef Chris Hastings was a James Beard Best Chef in the South finalist three years in a row – his daily-changing seasonal menu (including cocktails) is a knockout (the vanilla bean-infused lemonade with sweet tea vodka might be the best coc.
If you didn't know to look, you'd walk right past this strip-mall hole-in-the-wall. But then you'd miss out on one of Florida's genuine food finds, a neo-Caribbean cafe serving a mouth-watering blend of global flavors: sweet-potato crusted fish, Jamaican pepper-pot soup, lobster egg rolls.
Nantucket meets new Hampshire at this airy raw bar and grill tucked away on Back Bay, an inlet from Lake Winnipesaukee. Inside tables are covered with parchment paper – ready for you to attack and get messy with that shellfish (oysters, clams, shrimp, lobster) – while the deck has loungey chairs overlooking the water.
The requisite valet parking (it's free) just adds to the fun of this wonderfully laid-back, open-to-the-elements, beachfront bar and diner, loved by locals and visitors alike for its location, vibe and flavour.
On a desolate stretch of 30A just outside Port St Joe, this old wooden building looks like an abandoned general store. The menu, posted above the bar, is simple: oysters three ways (raw, steamed or baked with parmesan cheese) drawn just this morning from the waters of nearby Apalachicola; crab legs and a handful of shrimp dishes.
Hidden inside an uninspired building, tiny Fat Snook stands out as an oasis of fine cooking. Under the direction of Mona and John Foy, gourmet seafood is expertly prepared with unexpected herbs and spices influenced by Caribbean flavors The new sister restaurant, Crush Eleven , in Cocoa Village also gets top marks for its modern-American menu and crafted cocktails.
Wedged between a navy base and the mouth of the St John's River is the grubby, industrial fishing village of Mayport, first settled by the Spanish in the late 1500s. Why come here? One reason: this fabulously divey Old Florida seafood shack, serving up perfectly fried shrimp, Spanish Minorcan chowder, and massive 'seafood boil' pots perfect for sharing.


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Molecular structure and reactivity (CH2103)
This module aims to give an understanding of the major principles involved in organic chemistry - covering the fundamentals of bonding (using VSEPR and hybridisation arguments) , structure and stereochemistry, leading to a description of the types of reaction and reactivity of the various structural types. These principles are then illustrated by a range of essential reactions, laying the foundation for further organic chemistry.
General description
This module will provide the student with an understanding of the link between molecular structure and reactivity. Consideration will be given to the relationship between molecular formula and isomerism as well as the prediction of structure and molecular shape using VSEPR and hybridisation (sp, sp2, sp3 etc) of atomic orbitals. The characteristic properties of organic functional groups and the role of resonance and inductive effects in molecules will be discussed in relationship to their reactivity. The structure of simple biological molecules and simple heterocyclic structures. Common reaction mechanisms such as acid/base, SN1, SN2, E1 and E2 will be introduced along with mechanisms involving carbonyls such as C-C bond formation and oxidation/reduction in organic chemistry.
Syllabus content
Molecular structures, shape and behaviour :
Structural notations
- Consequences of bonding ( MO and hybridisation description).Bond lengths and angles; covalent and Van der Waals radii.
- Stereoisomerism - enantiomers, resonance structures, CIP rules. Conformation - alkanes, simple cyclic compounds. Nomenclature physical properties. Molecular shape and bonding in unsaturated systems including aromatic rings. Cis/trans isomers.
- Hyperconjugation.
- Energetics - energy diagrams, transition states, intermediates, radical reactions.
- Reaction classification - homolytic, heterolytic, pericyclic processes. Reactive intermediates - carbonium ions, carbanions, carbon radicals; ease of formation. Nucleophiles and electrophiles. Use of arrows to represent electron movements. Inductive effects. Delocalisation of π-electrons - resonance and representation of resonance.
Typical reactions of functional groups :
Description of the major functional groups in organic chemistry and description of their associated properties :
- Acidity-basicity (including amines, pyridines) and electrophilicity-nucleophilicity.
- Substitution - homolytic (alkanes and alkylbenzenes);
- nucleophilic at saturated carbon (alkyl halides and protonated alcohols), SN1 and SN2 mechanisms; at unsaturated carbon (carboxylic acid derivatives); electrophilic (introduction to benzene substitution).
- Eliminations; nucleophilic at unsaturated carbon (carboxylic acids and their derivatives); electrophilic (monosubstituted benzenes).
- Addition - nucleophilic (aldehydes, ketones, nitriles); electrophilic (alkenes, Markovnikov).
Practical work :
Experiments to practice the basic manipulations in organic chemistry :
Preparations of typical crystalline solids - e.g. acetanilide - and the associated work-up and purification procedures.
Isolation of a natural organic compound on a small scale - trimyristin.
Small-scale experiments to illustrate the properties of the major functional groups, and the use of these methods to identify unknown compounds.


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TUPELO, Miss. (KNOE 8 News & AP) - Deer in Northeast Mississippi are on the move and will be for most of January as they breed.
Lann Wilf, biologist for the Mississippi Department of Wildlife and Fisheries northern region, reports a much more abundant population and bucks with minds on the rut are making driving more dangerous, even in cities.
Phillip Sanderson of the Tupelo Police Department said they are seeing more deer move into the populous areas of Tupelo and cause traffic accidents.
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September is National Yoga Month, a month dedicated to bringing awareness to the health benefits of yoga. Lots of yoga activities are scheduled this month to celebrate. One program I heard of that I wanted to share is a free week of yoga! Over 2,200 yoga studios across the country are offering a week of free yoga classes. The free classes are being coordinated by the nonprofit Yoga Health Foundation. To find a participating studio in your area and for more information, check out Yoga Health Foundation's website.
Another resource we have discussed in CURE is Yoga Bear, a nonprofit that houses free yoga videos on its website and connects cancer patients and survivors with the yoga community.
The health benefits of yoga for cancer patients and survivors are being studied more and more. Earlier this year, a couple of yoga studies were published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. One study showed some impact of yoga on inflammation and fatigue in breast cancer survivors. The other study concluded that yoga improved quality of life for some patients undergoing radiation. While a lot is unknown about the specific connections, it's encouraging to see the practice benefitting people with cancer both physically and mentally.
In CURE, we have covered the health benefits of yoga for cancer patients and survivors in articles such as "Bending the Rules" and as "Yoga Helps Survivors with Fatigue." At ASCO this year, I talked to Dr. Karen Mustian of the University of Rochester Medical Center, who I interviewed in 2012 about yoga and fatigue. Mustian said she had just received funding for another yoga study, which she hopes will shed more light on the connections between yoga and quality of life for cancer survivors. Stay tuned for more coverage of these studies in CURE!RELATED POSTS
Adjuvant therapies are given after primary treatment to reduce the risk of cancer recurrence in many patients. Findings from two large-scale studies on adjuvant therapies in breast cancer were highlighted at ASCO on Sunday, signifying the importance of these treatments.
Early findings were released in a joint analysis of two phase 3 studies (TEXT and SOFT), which found Aromasin (exemestane) slightly more effective than tamoxifen when given with ovarian function suppression (OFS) in preventing recurrences in premenopausal patients with hormone receptor positive breast cancer. Researchers found about a 4 percent difference in recurrence risk over four years. However, investigators are awaiting final data from the tamoxifen only arm, which are anticipated to be presented at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium in December. Currently, tamoxifen is the standard of care for this type of breast cancer in the U.S.
According to researchers, this joint analysis is the largest worldwide study assessing adjuvant aromatase inhibitor therapy with OFS in women with breast cancer. Currently, aromatase inhibitors are primarily used in postmenopausal women, but in this study, OFS mimicked the low levels that naturally occur in menopause. OFS was attained by ovarian irradiation, oophorecotomy (surgical removal of the ovaries) or with the drug triptorelin, an injection that reduces certain hormone levels in the body. OFS causes menopausal side effects, such as hot flashes. Tamoxifen has similar side effects, including hot flashes and vaginal dryness. Side effects of exemestane include osteoporosis and bone fractures.
The second phase 3 study (ALLTO) examined adding Tykerb (lapatinib) to adjuvant Herceptin (trastuzumab) for patients with early stage, HER-2 positive breast cancer. This combination did not prove more effective than the standard treatment of trastuzumab alone. Researchers found no statistically significant difference in treatments after four and a half years. Side effects of the combination were also examined and researchers found the rates of serious heart-related events were low. However, the combination treatment had higher rates of side effects, such as rash, diarrhea and liver problems.RELATED POSTS
Fertility preservation is a common concern among women undergoing chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer. New findings from a phase 3 trial reveal that adding Zoladex (goserelin), a hormone-suppressing drug, to standard chemotherapy may help preserve fertility in women with early-stage, hormone receptor-negative breast cancer. In the study, premenopausal women who were given goserelin with a cyclophosphamide-containing chemotherapy were less likely to have ovarian failure than women who received chemotherapy alone. The addition of goserelin also seemed to improve the chances of a successful pregnancy.
Goserelin is a luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone, which turns off ovarian function for a short time. Researchers hypothesize that this action protects the ovaries from chemotherapy damage. Kathy Albain of Loyola University and a senior author of the research, said in the study goserelin costs $500 to $600 per injection and patients received four injections. An unexpected finding was that women who received goserelin were also 50 percent more likely to survive four years after starting treatment compared with those who did not receive goserelin. Lead researcher Halle Moore of the Cleveland Clinic cautioned more research needs to be completed to confirm these results.
Patricia Ganz, director of cancer prevention and control research at UCLA and moderator of the session, said the research presented on the use of goserelin for fertility preservation in this group of patients may be practice changing.
For more information about fertility preservation during cancer, check out CURE's article "Managing Expectations" and our infographic with data and resources on fertility, "Fertility & Cancer."RELATED POSTS
This morning, I got a glimpse of a photo on the news that shocked me.
The New England Journal of Medicine reported this case of a 69-year-old man with skin damage on the left side of his face due to repeated sun exposure through the window of his truck. The photo shows a sharp contrast in skin texture between the exposed left side of his face to the less exposed right side of his face. The man was a truck driver for 28 years.
The photo reminded me of advice I got from my dermatologist not too long ago. I asked her about some pigmentation that was developing on the left side of my face and not on my right. Her answer: sun exposure through the window of your car. I always assumed there was some protection in my car windows but she told me that damaging rays can still penetrate the side windows. Sun damage to the skin is cumulative and can lead to skin cancers.
After our conversation, I found a good article from the Skin Cancer Foundation on "Sun Hazards in Your Car." It provides some details and quotes research about this damaging effect. For example, researchers found a parallel in countries with right side drivers. In those countries, drivers developed more sun damage on the right side of their bodies. Another study showed a higher incidence of skin cancers on the left side of the body than the right in the United States.
So, what can you do? Don't do what I did and assume your car windows are protecting you. As the article says, apply sunscreen daily and make sure you reapply it throughout the day. Wear protective clothing and sunglasses. Also, you can get UV-protective film or tint for your car windows, which will screen out a good percentage of harmful rays.RELATED POSTS
The emotional challenges of living with cancer are often overlooked in order to focus on fighting the disease itself. Recently, the American Lung Association released a video, "Navigating Lung Cancer: Stories of Support," that features three lung cancer survivors discussing their emotional journeys and how they found support.
While the video offers some advice specific to lung cancer patients, there is a lot of general information that applies to any cancer patient, survivor or caregiver. The stories from the three survivors are moving and filled with anecdotes and personal experiences that provide guidance and hope. An oncology nurse and an oncology social worker provide professional advice throughout the stories. The video is hosted by Greta Kreuz, a lung cancer survivor and news anchor for the ABC affiliate in Washington, D.C.
The video is the latest addition to the ALA's online lung cancer website, "Facing Lung Cancer: Support from Day One." The website has a lot of resources, including an interactive library with other videos, basic information on lung cancer and a section for healthcare providers. There is also support for patients and caregivers and help for making treatment decisions.
The website was launched last year with support from Lily Oncology. The ALA is responsible for all content. Check out the website and video, and maybe you will find some information and inspiration to help you on your journey.RELATED POSTS
Want to help find ways to prevent cancer? If you are between the ages of 30 and 65, have no personal history of cancer (except basal or squamous cell skin cancer) and are willing to provide a blood sample and answer periodic surveys, here's a study you should join.
The American Cancer Society launched its third Cancer Prevention Study (CPS-3) in 2010 and is seeking more participants. The goal is to enroll 300,000 by the end of 2013. The ACS has signed up about half of that so far.
Since the 1950s, the ACS has been conducting long-term studies in which researchers collect information, such as medical and lifestyle data, from participants over a period of time. The information from these studies has resulted in major findings, such as linking cigarette smoking to lung cancer and connecting physical activity to lowering the risk of certain cancers.
As people's lifestyles and environments change, it is important to keep these studies going –- to collect current data, identify new links to cancer and find ways to prevent it. The first CPS ran from 1959 to 1972. The second CPS started in 1982 and is still going. With CPS-3, the ACS is hoping to collect even more data, especially on various ethnic and racial populations.
Cancer seems to target certain populations but we don't know why. For example, liver cancer rates are higher in Hispanics than in non-Hispanic whites, and African-American men have a higher incidence of prostate cancer compared with white men. With studies like CPS-3, we are hoping the data will help us to understand why.
The ACS is recruiting for CPS-3 around the country. Some of us on the CURE staff are going to participate. Join us, and let's support ways to fight this disease, so that future generations don't have to.
For more information about CPS-3, including finding a test site near you, click here.RELATED POSTS
The University of Michigan Health System developed a free mobile app for iPhone and iPad users to track skin changes and monitor for signs of skin cancer. UMSkinCheck lets users create a photographic baseline of skin lesions and then reminds users to check the lesion for changes over time. If a mole or lesion changes, the user can share the photo with a dermatologist to determine next steps.
The app also takes you step by step through a self-exam and will calculate your risk of developing melanoma. It also has examples of common skin lesions and takes you through the ABCDs (asymmetry, border, color, difference) of melanoma. Users can get sun safety and sunscreen tips as well.
Download the UMSkinCheck app on iTunes.RELATED POSTS
The American Cancer Society released new guidelines that recommend good nutrition and exercise for survivors to reduce the chance of recurrence and increase the possibility of disease-free survival. The ACS formulated these recommendations after convening a group of researchers and thought leaders in nutrition, exercise and cancer survivorship to evaluate current evidence and best practices on these topics. Among the committee's recommendations:
Minimizing weight gain during treatment may be important for survivors who are overweight and also for those of normal weight.
Evidence suggests that exercise is not only safe during cancer treatment but can also improve physical functioning, quality of life, fatigue and may even increase the rate of completion of chemotherapy.
Exercise after cancer diagnosis is associated with a reduced risk of recurrence and improved mortality in many cancer survivor groups, including breast, colorectal, ovarian and prostate.
Results of observational studies suggest diet and nutrition may affect risk of recurrence, cancer progression and overall survival in those treated for cancer.
This report also specifies nutrition and exercise advice by cancer types including breast, colorectal, endometrial, ovarian, lung, prostate, head and neck, and hematologic cancers. It also includes a helpful section on common questions and answers about nutrition, exercise and cancer survivorship. Some questions covered are:
Should alcohol be avoided during treatment? (Generally yes, or kept to a minimum, based on type and stage of disease.)
Are organic foods recommended for cancer survivors? (At present it is not known if organic foods are more effective in reducing recurrence than foods produced by other farming methods.)
Does sugar feed cancer? (No, however products high in added sugar may add substantial calories, resulting in weight gain, which may affect cancer outcomes.)
Can dietary supplements reduce the risk of recurrence? (No evidence at this time suggests supplements will reduce the chances of recurrence.)
Should I exercise during cancer treatment? (Evidence suggests that exercise is safe and can improve physical functioning and quality of life, however, intensity and duration may need to be adjusted during treatment and special precautions taken for those with anemia, weak immunity, bone disease, skin sensitivity, neuropathy and other side effects of therapy.)
"While we've published previous reports outlining the evidence on the impact of nutrition and physical activity on cancer recurrence and survival, this is the first time the evidence has been strong enough to release formal guidelines for survivorship, as we've done for cancer prevention. Living a physically active lifestyle and eating a healthy diet should absolutely be top of mind for anyone who's been diagnosed with cancer," Colleen Doyle, MS, RD, ACS director of nutrition and physical activity and co-author of the guidelines, said in a press release.
To read the full report, click here.RELATED POSTS
The percentage of Americans getting screened for cancer is below national targets with lower rates in the Asian and Hispanic populations, says the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Cancer Institute in a study released last Friday.
The study revealed that in 2010 breast cancer screening rates were 72.4 percent, which is below the target of 81 percent set by Healthy People 2020, a government initiative to set benchmarks to measure the impact of prevention activities. Cervical cancer screening was at 83 percent compared with the benchmark of 93 percent; and colorectal cancer screening was at 58.6 percent lower than the target of 70.5 percent.
According to the report, screening rates in the Asian population were "significantly lower" at 64.1 percent for breast cancer, 75.4 percent for cervical cancer and 46.9 percent for colorectal cancer. Hispanics were less likely to be screened for cervical cancer (78.7 percent) and colorectal cancer (46.5 percent) compared with non-Hispanics at 83.8 percent and 59.9 percent, respectively.
In a statement accompanying the study, lead author Sallyann Coleman King, MD, said, "It is troubling to see that not all Americans are getting the recommended cancer screenings and that disparities continue to persist for certain populations. Screening can find breast, cervical, and colorectal cancers at an early stage when treatment is more effective." King, who is also an epidemic intelligence service officer in the CDC's division of cancer prevention, added, "We must continue to monitor cancer screening rates to improve the health of all Americans."
While financial costs may be a barrier to some in obtaining screening, the report also notes programs that can help. The CDC's National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program provides access to free or low-cost screening and diagnostic services to underserved women across the country. The CDC's Colorectal Cancer Control Program offers access to screening to underserved men and women in 25 states. In addition, reducing financial barriers to preventive care is an aim of the Affordable Care Act. Under the act, breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screening is covered free under Medicare and new health insurance plans.RELATED POSTS
Last summer, the National Cancer Institute and the Office for the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology challenged innovators to create applications that help cancer patients, survivors and healthcare professionals. The winners were recently announced and were each awarded $20,000 to develop their technology. Although these apps are still in the early stages of development, you can test some out and see what the future may look like for technology that helps us along the cancer journey. Here are the two winners:
1. Ask Dory! was developed by Chintan Patel, PhD, and Sharib Kahn, MD, of Applied Informatics to help patients find clinical trials. It utilizes information from clinicaltrials.gov and takes you through a decision tree, or series of questions, to personalize and find the best trial for you. Dory was named after the curious fish in "Finding Nemo."
2. My Cancer Genome was developed by researchers at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center as a personalized support tool to help patients, caregivers and healthcare providers match genetic mutations to therapies, treatments and clinical trials. Developers have started with cancers that are known to have genetic links and plan to add new content as more genes and diseases are connected and as more targeted therapies emerge.
The semifinalists also had intriguing ideas. One program focuses on cancer screening and decision making, and the other plans to provide personalized strategies for reducing cancer risk. If you are interested in seeing the semifinalists, you can look here.
Congratulations to these innovators who are working to use the latest technology to make cancer more understandable and personalized!RELATED POSTS


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Sioux Falls, S.D. (KELO AM) - As ever the House of Representatives and the Senate agree to disagree; this time on the farm bill which will have an affect agriculture and nutrition programs. It's of the opinion of the South Dakota Farmers Union (SDFU) that the bill must be passed; an extension isn't enough.
"The Senate passed the farm bill twice last year and this year, but the House didn't see enough cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) or food stamps and separated the two," said Doug Sombke, President of the South Dakota Farmers Union. "Senator Collin Peterson, Minn. Senior Agriculture Member agrees with us that the two shouldn't be separated while Chairman Frank Lucas from Okla. wanted to just get a farm bill passed. We found it to be an embarrassment to ourselves and the country, but we wanted to compromise."
Sombke said this is the first time something like this has happened since the 1930s. We reminded the House that if the farm bill wasn't passed in time, it would revert back to the laws of 1938 and 1949 and that would make the prices go higher. The people in the House need to take a better look at how we take care of the needy and the farm community in America.
"Things are hard right now, and you will see people applying for SNAP, but in reality it's only one out of six applying," said Sombke. "Having a good nutrition program helps our youth with lunch and backpack programs where they can take food home. Also, Meals on Wheels programs are helping our elderly and cutting those programs would be a big disgrace to our country."
"This thing is far from over and I don't see us having this ready before the end of the deadline," said Sombke. "I can see it being extended more than once and even vetoed by the President. It reminds me of the 1996 Freedom to Farm Bill that cut a lot of conservation and nutrition programs. All that came of that was years of bailing out farmers because of economic and farm prices that dropped."
Sombke said a lot of people like the 2008 farm bill which he admits wasn't perfect, but with a few adjustments it can be better that what is being proposed now. Some of those adjustments include nutrition and crop insurance. It amazes us that it is split and the media doesn't really care about what we have been talking about for a couple of years.
"If this farm bill fails to pass, crop insurance and nutrition will still be intact and Congress will have had their input for cleanup cuts," said Sombke. "If we see the 1996 farm bill again, Congress will have to do ad-hoc disaster bills and we will be in the limelight again. I am grateful the farm economy was a strong as it was through the last recession because farmers in South Dakota would have really felt it."


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When asked "are logos really that important?", maybe we can answer…
From time to time, AQ has an opportunity to design the logo of some of the web services we build. In recent years however, we've noticed that the importance of getting brand identity right, once a given, is starting to be called into question, especially by fast-moving, tech-driven entrepreneurs.
When asked "are logos really that important?", maybe we can answer "logos are the name cards of your product". If someone says "Apple" or "Starbucks", their logo floats naturally to front of mind, locking the brand's image to the reality of who they are, what they do, and what they stand for as organizations. In this sense, logos are not only an important as public relations device, and a team-building device.
Recently, I was asked to design the logo and business card of a newly minted theater group called Theater Colony. The group was still preparing to launch their first performance, and reaching out to potential performers, venues and other partners, with little more than a name and a vision. For them, the logo was an opportunity to capture this shared vision, and even their interpretation of an ambiguous brand name, in a visual form that can be conveyed accurately to others at any time.
As with many design exercises, meaningful participation in key decisions by stakeholders is key to making sure that this happens. For Theater Colony, I knew I had the right solution, only once I presented the final logo to the three co-founders, and saw them nod in unison. Though they might not use the same words to describe why it was right, they all knew where it came from and why.
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We have found that after installing SP1 for Inventor 2013 is nearly impossible edit derived assembly. It takes very long time for open dialog of Derived assembly, without SP1 it takes approx. 2mins. for assembly of 20000 instances, with SP1 it takes more than 2 hours! This we are able to reproduce on each of our station. And more, there is still not corrected bug with save setting of hole patching range. This setting does not remember min and max value and after re open this dialog the range is set back to default value 10-9999mm.
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When using the common assmebly to make derive, it looks fine when editing the derived assembly. Maybe it is related to the dataset you have. So could you attach the dataset or send me @ email@example.com for further investigation?
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thank you for response. I have sent you email with link to the model and with short description.
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Free books that are supposed to go to children all across the state aren't making it into their hands, and the reason will surprise you.
Local post offices are destroying the books, which come from the governor's popular Books from Birth program and are paid for by tax dollars and donations from stars like Dolly Parton.
Every month, children across the state wait with anticipation to open their mail boxes and find their literary prizes inside.
"We do it for the love of literature and the love of children," said Elizabeth Black, with Books from Birth in Montgomery County.
But many of the books will never make it, because they end up at the wrong address. For years, the U.S. Postal Service agreed to set aside dozens of undelivered books until a volunteer could pick them up, because the foundation wasn't paying to have them returned.
"The family has moved, books are not forwarded," Black said.
But post office officials now say holding the books costs them money, so they're enforcing a long-standing policy to shred returned items instead.
"It seems like it would be more beneficial and quicker to toss books in a bin than it would be to have someone shred them, but apparently that's not the case," Black said.
The postal service says other businesses pay extra money to have mis-addressed items returned, but book foundation volunteers say those extra fees would put them under.
"Unfortunately, financially, we could not afford to do that," Black said.
It boils down to a fight between the government and the non-profit over rules, logistics and money. The end result is children who want to read and books they'll never get.
"It's very unfortunate that reading is such an important skill and that something like this is being done," Black said.
Officials said they simply can't play favorites, so if the group wants the books back, they must pay the fee just like anyone else.
Volunteers for the program say the situation will only get worse. They used to update their database each time a book went to the wrong address. Now, they'll never know, so they'll just keep sending them and more books will wind up shredded.
They also worry donors will bail out, knowing the books may not end up in the right hands.
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Police believe alcohol was a factor leading to a crash that injured four people, including a three-year-old boy, near Detroit's Eastern Market.Police say a man driving a Buick slammed into a pickup truck on the exit ramp from northbound I-75 to Gratiot Avenue around 7 a.m. Wednesday.
Witnesses say the impact flipped the Buick and sent it crashing into the back of car hauler. Rescue crews used the Jaws of Life to remove the driver, who was transported to a local hospital and is said to be in critical condition.Two men in the pickup and the three-year-old suffered minor injuries. They were taken to Henry Ford Hospital and are expected to fully recover.Two lanes of traffic had been blocked for nearly three hours during the investigation.
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Amazing T-Rex Illusion
If you like optical illusions, you'll love this one. It's a little creepy, but at the same time, totally amazing. Check out the Brushpup Facebook page for more cool illusions.
Watch the whole thing and you'll see how the illusion works.
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Defenseman has 33 Points in 54 Games for Alaska
Providence, RI - The Providence Bruins, in their 17th season in the American Hockey League, announced that defenseman Bryan Miller has been signed to a Professional Tryout Agreement. With the move, the P-Bruins have 24 players on their roster, including 14 forwards, eight defensemen and two goaltenders.
Miller, 26, joins Providence from the ECHL's Alaska Aces, where he ranks second among team defensemen with 33 points, including nine goals and 24 assists in 54 games. The blue-liner has five multiple-point games on the year for the Aces and he tallied points in seven straight games from November 22 to December 6, 2008, totaling 11 points. Prior to being sent to the ECHL, Miller began the season with the AHL's Peoria Rivermen, tallying two assists in three games.
A fifth-year professional, Miller has previous AHL experience with the Albany River Rats and Lowell Devils, in addition to ECHL time spent with the Trenton Titans. In his career, the undrafted native of Wayne, New Jersey, has 105 points (23g, 82) in 194 games. Before turning pro, Miller spent four seasons on the back-end for the Boston University Terriers, notching 88 points (20g, 68a) in 153 contests.
Providence Bruins season tickets, Flex Tix packages and single game tickets are on sale now for the 2008-09 season. To purchase tickets or to learn more information, call the P-Bruins ticket office at (401) 273-5000 or log on to the team website at providencebruins.com.


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Since January, the Minot City Transit has been working with a consulting firm to help improve the city's transportation system. And, as they gear up for the next phase in the process, they need your help.
With more people moving to the area, more people are using the city's transportation system. And Minot is trying to keep up with community growth.From all of the feedback I'm getting, people want this service and they feel they need this service and that's what we're trying to provide is something for all citizen of Minot and not just one group," says shop maintenance superintendent Brian Horinka, City of Minot Bus Services.
That's why the city hired Nelson and Nygaard Consulting Associates earlier this year to help conduct a bus study. And, after spending months drafting multiple reports and doing extensive research, the consulting firm is ready to present their blueprints to the public at two open house meetings this week. "Now, they get a chance to look at what we're projecting we do. That gives them the opportunity to tell us yes, we think you're on the right track. No, we think you need to change this a little bit. So, we will take into very serious consideration all the comments that are going to be made," says Horinka.When it's all said and done, Horinka hopes to have both a short and long term transit plan to keep up with a growing community."Now, they can look at what we're proposing and see if that fits what they'd like to see as far as a transit system," says Horinka.The main goal for the first-term plan is to be able to make several changes without much of a financial change to what it costs to run the current system, but it will take time."I'd like to see it happen faster than it is, but it affects a lot of people," says Horinka. "It's very difficult to say one day, okay, here's what our transit system looks like today and tomorrow morning, it's going to be completely different."Horinka hopes to present the final findings from the bus study to City Council sometime in November with a final report closed by the end of the year.Open house meetings will be held on Wednesday at Minot State University's Student Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and at Dakota Square Mall on Thursday from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.The public is encouraged to attend.
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Today is Saturday, Jan.12th, the 12th day of 2013. There are 353 days left in the year.
1863 -- 150 years ago: Thoughtless people, who know it is a violation of the law, arestopping their teams on the side walks on Market Square and on other sidewalks andcrossings in town. They must be kept clear of teams.
1888 -- 125 years ago: Martin W. Burgh, Rock Island County tax collector, has openedan office in the court house for the collection of 1888 taxes, now due.
1913 -- 100 years ago: Henry Dibbern, of Milan, today was elected president of the RockIsland County Farmers institute.
1938 -- 75 years ago: Walter Rosenfield has been re-elected president of the Chamber ofCommerce.
1963 -- 50 years ago: B.J. Ybarra, of Milan, an employee of the Burlington Route,yesterday was enrolled as a life member in The Wise Owl Club of America and receiveda gold-filled lapel button and a shop badge as the result of saving one of his eyes bywearing safety goggles.
1988 -- 25 years ago: A green light for a $12 million shopping center in downtownMoline could come within 90 days, officials said today.
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Angela Harrell, 30, of New Britain was charged Wednesday with failure to respond to an infraction and second-degree failure to appear in court.
Samoa Jeudy, 19, of 191 Dunham St., Norwich, was charged Wednesday with breach of peace.
Ruth Faurelin, 22, of 206 Shaw St. was charged Tuesday with second-degree breach of peace and third-degree criminal mischief.
Elizabeth Soto, 44, of 6 Cliff St. was charged Tuesday with second-degree breach of peace and second-degree assault.
Malik Brown, 26, of 49 Cliff St. was charged Wednesday with second-degree breach of peace and second-degree criminal mischief.
Pamela Brown, 29, of 49 Cliff St. was charged Wednesday with second-degree breach of peace and reckless endangerment.
Matthew Goewey, 24, of 23 Pearl St., No. 4, was charged Wednesday with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and driving with a suspended registration.
Robert Denomme, 41, of 94 Franklin St., Apt. 4, was charged Tuesday with violation of probation.
Stephen Hatch, 38, of 70 Allyn Ave. was charged Tuesday with third-degree assault and second-degree breach of peace.
Karl Pelletier, 54, of 95 Geer Ave. was charged Tuesday with second-degree breach of peace.
Kyle Ihloff, 25, of 41 Palmer St., Apt. 21, was charged Tuesday with violation of a protective order, first-degree strangulation, second-degree strangulation, second-degree threatening, third-degree assault and disorderly conduct.
The state judicial branch website has information on the outcome of criminal and motor vehicle arrests. Go to: http://www.jud2.ct.gov/crdockets/SearchByDefDisp.aspx.
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Jimmy Vernon of Sage died in the accident around 6:40 p.m.
The Razorbacks head to Arlington and AT&T Stadium next weekend for a huge matchup against the Aggies of Texas A&M.
The Faulkner County Fair ended Saturday night, but for families that show animals, the journey continued. Many teens who enjoyed the competitive hobby said even though it could cost a lot to raise the animals and enter them into shows, it was worth it.
Fans wore shirts at Saturdays game with the controversial cross on them with the phrase "I wear this cross because our players can't."
The Arkansas Highway Commission and the State Highway Department are about to replace Broadway Bridge.
An Arkansas family shares their sons experience battling cancer for pediatric cancer awareness month.
A clinic connects a father with a man his daughter saved through organ donation.
The Second Annual Rock Town Bacon Throwdown benefits patients at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Medical Center.
A celebration and check presentation were held Saturday in North Little Rock as a part of the "World's Largest Truck Convoy".
A look at a few items that stood out during Friday night's debate.
Crews begin hauling leftover tornado debris to private Faulkner County landfill.
The Republican and Democratic candidates vying to become Arkansas's next governor battled it out on a variety of topics Friday night during the first televised statewide debate before November's election.
The shots were fired shortly before 7:00 p.m. at a home in the 200 block of Stanley Road near Vilonia.
The company emailed their costumers about the data breach that put millions of credit cards at risk.
Hundreds of Apple fans in Central Arkansas are now new iPhone 6 owners.
Nexstar Broadcasting is set to host the first statewide Arkansas Gubernatorial debate this evening at 7:00 p.m. from KARK-TV's Little Rock studios.
Arkansas rice industry makes donation in honor of National Rice Month.
A student was sent home on Thursday after being told she was breaking the dress code. Now her mother says when she compares what her daughter was wearing to the Hot Spring School District dress code, she was not in violation.
Today Governor Bebee signed the Celebrate Maya Angelou Day proclamation. It was presented to members of the Celebrate Maya Project.
More than 6000 children in our world die each day due to starvation and malnourishment. But a restaurant in Conway is working to change that.
The Race Space serves as a registration site, race packet pick up point and a place where you can purchase all of the pink accessories you need to prep for the Race for the Cure on October 4.
Disability rights agencies are helping Arkansans with disabilities register to vote to make sure their voices are heard.
Hobbs, 61, has almost 40 years at the department. He started as a correctional officer at the Tucker Unit in 1975. He rose through the ranks to warden and then chief deputy director in 2001. He holds a master's degree in criminal justice from UALR..
Cotham's in Little Rock is a popular hangout for political savvy patrons. So we asked what matters are most important to be discussed at tonight's debate.
The bid from Massman Construction Company of Kansas City, Missouri now becomes the single largest contract ever awarded by the Highway Commission.
More than 30 big rigs will journey down I-440 as part of a benefit for Special Olympics.
Friday, September 19 is "It Can Wait National Day of Action." It's a nation-wide effort to raise awareness about just how deadly texting behind the wheel can be.
Debra Cole of Hot Springs has been named the area's outstanding Consumer of the Year by the Department of Human Services Division of Services for the Blind.
Jessica Watkins, who came through Fayetteville on Wednesday, started her trip 5 months ago in Delaware.
The threat was made using a disconnected cell phone to Benton County Central Communications on September 12.
Arkansas' average gas price is $3.13 per gallon, while the current national average gas price is $3.36 per gallon.
The Beaver Lake Fire Department is asking residents to support a tax of $225.
Vaccination rates for youth in the state are 17.2% above the national average and 10-times the differential for adult vaccines.
Officials say it's an Hispanic man with the only identifying mark of a small mole under his chin.
Connect Arkansas, a project of the Arkansas Capital Corporation Group, announced the donation the to families who completed the Computers 4 Kids program held at Sylvan Hills Middle School in Sherwood, Ark.
The company previously confirmed the existence of a security breach on Sept. 8, but the scale and severity were still under investigation.
The money will pay for a 5-year project that seeks to recruit, prepare and retain highly qualified high school science and mathematics teachers.
Registration stop for the Komen Race for the Cure.
Increase is one-tenth of a percentage point from the previous month.
For the first time, HSU's football team debut on national TV as they took on Southeastern Oklahoma State.
Two candidates -- running for Ward One City Director in Little Rock -- talking about problems in their community during a town hall meeting Thursday night.
John Obar had just got the call Thursday morning that escaped inmate Timothy Buffington was at the house next door--west of Boonville in Logan County.
Town hall meeting held in Ward One in Little Rock Thursday night.
According to Lars Powell, UALR Professor of Insurance, this isn't common, but it can happen depending on the insurance company's policy.
Imagine no mail and in some cases missing out on millions of dollars...
When the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission collects fines from game law convictions, the money goes back to the county where it was collected.
The charity called Rock of Hope says after a family moved out, the home sat empty for a while. That drew thieves in who stole big ticket items like appliances and caused destruction to the home.
It took months and $50K in repairs to fix the Statehouse Convention Center after police say Phillip Troppoli, 24, crashed into while driving drunk on December 27th of last year. But less than eight months later Pulaski County Deputies say Troppoli was behind the wheel drunk again.
Parents are banning together in hopes of getting the Little Rock School District Board to make some changes.
Officers and deputies took to the roof as part of the cops on top fundraiser for the Special Olympics. Chick-fil-A customers donated to the cause that supports 14,000 Special Olympic athletes in Arkansas.


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***UPDATED at 2:22 P.M. on Tuesday, November 12th***
WJBF News Channel 6 has learned the gun used in a deadly weekend shooting in Richmond County was stolen from a vehicle in Columbia County.
Captain Steve Morris, of the Columbia County Sheriff's Office confirmes the gun was stolen from a vehicle the night of Thursday, November 7th.
***UPDATED at 2:22 P.M. on Tuesday, November 12th***
A Richmond County Sheriff's Office spokesperson tells WJBF News Channel 6, a teen has been arrested in the shooting death of another teen.
Investigators say, around 6:39 on Monday, deputies responded to 2560 Andorra Drive in reference to shots being fired and one person, 18-year-old Delarrion Smith (of the 4100 block of south Allendale Court in Hephzibah), being down.
Upon deputies' arrival at the scene, they located Smith with a gunshot wound to the chest. Smith was transported to Georgia Regents Medical Center for medical treatment, where he later died from his injuries.
Through interviews with the witnesses, investigators learned that Smith had come to 2560 Andorra Drive to give 19-year-old Dominique Shaquille Sullivan (of the 3500 block of Morgan Road) a ride. Smith and Sullivan were described as being very close friends.
Once Sullivan got into the vehicle with Smith, Sullivan reportedly began horse playing with Smith. During the horse play, Smith reportedly pulled out a handgun and pointed it at Sullivan in a playful manner. Investigators say Sullivan grabbed the gun and removed the magazine then pointed the gun at Smith and pulled the trigger believing the handgun was unloaded.
Sullivan has been charged in relation to this incident with Involuntary Manslaughter, Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Crime, and Pointing a Firearm at Another. He has been booked into the Richmond County Jail.
***UPDATED at 5:52 A.M. on Tuesday, November 12th***
The Richmond County Deputy Coroner says Delarrion Smith was the victim of a gunshot wound that left him dead. It happened on the 25 hundred block of Andorra Drive. Smith had been shot in the chest. No more details have been released at this time.
***POSTED at 11:18 P.M. on Monday, November 11th***
A man is dead after being shot in the chest. According to the Richmond County Sheriff's office, deputies arrived on the scene on Andorra Drive and found Delarrion Smith with the gunshot wound.
There are no further details at this time.
Count on News Channel 6 as this investigation continues.
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Fishermen hauling nets get a lot of attention from painters. So do farmers and cowboys. Residential builders and remodelers? Not so much. But there's one noteworthy exception: a large canvas by French Impressionist Gustave Caillebotte called "Les Raboteurs de Parquet" ("the floor planers"), depicting three tradesmen hard at work on a hot day, long before the appearance of drum sanders, power planes, and electric fans.The floorboards have cupped, and the worker on the right in the painting (below) is using a rabot — a heavy scraper plane — to knock down the raised edges, while the central figure uses a...
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Cutesy Confetti Folded Notes
- It's a fiesta in your mailbox! Our cutesy confetti folded notes get the party started every time.
Correspond in style with every thank you note with these personalized folded note cards. The colorful confetti dots and big Thank You make these the perfect notes for birthdays, baby or bridal showers, anniversaries, and much more.
- Folded notes are 5.5" x 4.13" (5-1/2" x 4-1/8")
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