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• Central Michigan will finish out a two-game road swing on Saturday when it visits Kent State for a 6 p.m. cross-divisional game at the Golden Flashes' M.A.C. Center.
• On Wednesday, CMU's struggled to score and keep Northern Illinois off the boards, falling to the Huskies in DeKalb, 88-63.
• Kent State is coming off a 62-61 buzzer beating home win over Bowling Green.
• CMU is 2-9 on the road this season while Kent State owns a 10-5 home record.
• The Chippewas return home next week for two games, hosting Ball State on Feb. 19 (7 p.m.) and Northern Illinois on Feb. 23 (2 p.m.) in McGuirk Arena.
• Central Michigan possesses a 30-43 all-time record versus Kent State in a series that date back to 1950.
• CMU snapped a 10-game losing streak to the Golden Flashes on February 8, winning 78-73 in overtime in Mount Pleasant.
• Kent State enters Wednesday's contest having dropped four its last six MAC contests but is coming off a last second 62-61 home win over Bowling Green.
• Kent State is ranked in the top half of the conference in four statistical categories - turnover margin (4th, +2.0), three-point field goal percentage (4th, .331), three-point field goals made (4th, 7.1) and assist/turnover ratio (5th, 0.9).
• The Golden Flashes feature three double digit scorers in Kris Brewer (11.3 ppg), Derek Jackson (11.3 ppg) and Darren Goodson (10.2 ppg).
• Jackson ranks third in the MAC in steals (1.9) while senior forward Mark Henniger ranks fourth in the MAC in offensive rebounds (2.8).
Central Michigan's roster is dominated by youth, as 11 of 15 players are underclassmen (freshmen or sophomores). The Chippewas' starting line-up is comprised of four sophomores and one freshman. Of the total 4,625 minutes played by CMU this season, 3,966 or 86 percent have been logged by underclassmen while 87 percent (1,471-1,694)of the team's points have come from either a freshman or sophomore.
Central Michigan is taking care of the basketball this season. CMU is averaging 10.8 turnovers per game, which ranks second in the MAC. The Chippewas are third in the conference in turnover margin (+3.2) and third in assist/turnover ratio (1.1). Individually, Chris Fowler ranks tied for third in the MAC with an assist/turnover ratio of 1.9 (115/61).
With seven assists versus Northern Illinois on Feb. 12, sophomore guard Chris Fowler not only entered the top 10 but moved into eighth place on the Central Michigan career assists list, surpassing Ryan Jansen (286) (1994-98), Melvin McLaughlin (288) (1980-83) and Tony Browne (290)(2002-05). In just 54 career games, all starts, Fowler has totaled 291 assists for a 5.4 per game average. He is on pace to shatter the CMU all-time record, held by Giordan Watson (2005-08) with 489.
|1. Giordan Watson (2005-08)
|2. Derrick Richmond (1986-89)
|3. Dave Grauzer (1976-79)
|4. Sonny Newman (1977-81)
|5. Tim Kisner (1998-01)
|6. Peter Lambropoulos (1982-86)
|7. Willie Iverson (1966-68)
|8. Chris Fowler (2012-pres.)
|9. Tony Browne (2002-05)
|10. Melvin McLaughlin (1980-83)
Chris Fowler has definitively shown this year that his standout freshman season was no fluke. The sophomore point guard is the MAC's third-leading scorer, averaging 17.9 points per game and ranks tied for third in assist/turnover ratio (1.9) and assists (5.0). In conference play, he ranks No. 1 in scoring (19.5). The MVP of the Central Michigan Tournament, he has scored in double figures in 20 games, including 10 20-point efforts, and has led the team in scoring in 14 games.
In 2012-13, Fowler set the program record for a freshman with 176 assists, which also ranks third all-time in single season history, securing him a spot on the All-MAC Freshman team. A starter of all 31 games, Fowler also averaged 8.1 points and 5.7 assists per game and had a sterling 2.2 assist/turnover ratio in his first collegiate season.
In addition to Chris Fowler, John Simons has been key to CMU's fortunes thus far in the 2013-14 season. The sophomore forward has recorded double-digit scoring performances in 14 of 23 games. Last year, he had just nine in 31 total games. In the season opener versus Manchester, he posted a career-high 27 points. In CMU's first conference win over Kent State, Simons notched a double-double, totaling 22 points and 11 assists. Simons has scored in double figures in 10 of the last 15 games entering the match-up with Kent State. The sophomore has also led CMU in rebounding in 14 of the 23 games this season. He ranks 14th in the MAC in rebounding (5.9) and 25th in scoring (10.9). By comparison, Simons averaged 7.4 ppg and 4.9 rpg last season.
Sophomore forward Blake Hibbitts has established himself as one of the MAC's top three-point sharpshooters during his short time at Central Michigan. Currently, he leads the Chippewas and ranks third in the conference with 47 triples. With 114 career three-pointers (in 54 games), he needs just 16 more to break into the top 10 in the CMU record book. His career three-pointer percentage of .366 has him just .001 out of 10th place all-time. In 2012, Hibbitts attempted 185 three-pointers, which ranks tied for sixth in program history, making a team-high 67, placing him in a tie for ninth in the record book.
While several members of the freshman class have made an immediate impact this season, none has been as sizeable as the one made by Braylon Rayson. The speedy and cat-quick Rayson has given Keno Davis not just key minutes off the bench to spell Chris Fowler at point guard or as a starter in the back court, but he has given the Chippewas another scoring threat. The Texas native is third on the team in scoring, averaging 9.6 points per game. At the Central Michigan Tournament, Rayson scored a total of 43 points in three games, including a career-high 18 in a win over Austin Peay. Versus Marygrove, Rayson went off for a career-high 27, shooting 69 percent from the field.
Despite up-and-down performances at the line of late, Central Michigan is ranked second in the Mid-American Conference in free throw shooting (.734). Austin Stewart (.851, 40-of-47), John Simons (.787, 37-of-47) and Rayshawn Simmons (.778, 35-of-45). In CMU's 90-75 win over Austin Peay on November 21, the Chippewas made 24-of-26 free throws (92.3%) and against Western Michigan on February 1 they made 25-of-27 (92.6%), with Chris Fowler knocking down 13-of-13.
In the Chippewas' 127-44 rout of Marygrove in the non-conference finale, CMU broke the program record for largest margin of victory and tied the mark for most points in the game. The 83-point margin of victory easily topped the previous high of 71, set in a 107-36 win over Hillsdale on February 28, 1963. The Chippewas also reached the 127-point milestone in a victory over Oakland on December 3, 1987. Individually, five players established new career highs in scoring, led by freshman guard Braylon Rayson, who tallied a game-high 27 points. Rayson's point total was just four shy of the McGuirk Arena record of 31, set by Kyle Randall in 2013.
With the 127-44 victory over Marygrove, CMU finished the non-conference portion of its schedule with seven wins for the second consecutive year. In 2012-13, in his first season at Central Michigan, Keno Davis became only the second coach in the program's Division I era to win seven non-conference games and the first to do so in his first year at the helm.
In four wins this season, CMU has lit up the scoreboard, posting 90 or more points. In a span of three victories in late November, the Chippewas showed they don't necessarily need to be offensively prolific to win, claiming close victories while scoring in the 60s. In late November-early December, CMU downed Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on the road, 68-64, then beat Jacksonville State at home, 66-61, and won at SIU Edwardsville, 65-64.
CMU captured the title at its home tournament in late November, scoring 90 points in wins over Austin Peay and Cal State Northridge to keep the championship trophy in Mount Pleasant. Chris Fowler earned tournament MVP honors while Blake Hibbitts was named to the all-tournament team. Braylon Rayson was also key to the claiming the title, scoring 43 points in three games.
Central Michigan showed a knack for coming up with clutch plays in crunch time at the end of games early on in 2013-14. In a stretch of three games, the Chippewas claimed wins by a total of 10 points. Against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Blake Hibbitts knocked down a go-ahead three-pointer with 13 seconds remaining and Austin Keel made two free throws to secure the 68-64 win. Versus Jacksonville State, Hibbitts once again took center stage, hitting a key three-pointer and then sinking two free throws late to salt away a 66-61 victory. At SIU Edwardsville, Chris Fowler played the role of hero, hitting a game-winning shot with 6.2 seconds remaining.
Central Michigan's current roster contains nine student-athletes who hail from the state of Michigan, which is more than any other Division I institution in the state, ranking ahead of Michigan State (7), Eastern Michigan (7), Western Michigan (7) and Michigan (2).
Hard work has also paid off for the Chippewas in the classroom, as the team was one of only 19 NCAA Division I programs to receive the Team Academic Excellence Award from the National Association of Basketball Coaches. Only one of two Mid-American Conference teams to earn the honor, which is based on the academic standing during the 2012-13 season, the award recognizes outstanding academic achievement by a team with a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or better. That success has continued this year as following the fall term, a record 10 student-athletes posted above a 3.0 grade point average during the fall term. Blake Hibbitts led the way with a 4.0 while senior forward Zach Saylor (3.50), sophomore guard Austin Stewart (3.48) and Fowler (3.44) also had strong academic semesters.
Fowler, Hibbitts and Simons were also nominees for CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-America recognition.
Keno and his father, Tom, are among the most successful father-son coaching duos in NCAA history. In 2008, Keno joined his father (Iowa, 1987) as the NCAA's first father-son combination to capture national coach of the year awards. Dr. Tom compiled 597 wins over a 32-year career, and Keno has added 93 as the pair has combined for a 690-447 record and a 61 winning percentage, which ranks 11th among father-son combinations.
Sophomore guard Chris Fowler is a candidate for the Allstate NABC Good Works Team, an honor that recognizes student-athletes who make outstanding contributions in the areas of volunteerism and civic involvement and embody the true spirit of "teamwork" and "giving back."
The sophomore sensation is the MAC's third-leading scorer, averaging 17.9 points per game and ranks tied for third in assist/turnover ratio (1.9) and assists (5.0). The MVP of the Central Michigan Tournament, he has scored in double figures in 19 games, including 10 20-point efforts, and has led the team in scoring in 13 games. Fowler embodies the definition of a true student-athlete, as the excellence he has achieved on the basketball court is equaled by his accomplishments in the classroom. Fowler possesses a 3.43 cumulative GPA, including two semesters in which he averaged above a 3.50. During the fall of 2012, he was honored on the Dean's List.
Despite the number of demands placed on a student-athlete, Fowler makes the time to take part in various community service activities. He worked with the Special OIympics basketball team last December, putting the athletes through drills while providing pointers on how to improve. He also volunteered with Meals on Wheels during the holidays, delivering food to at-risk seniors.
CMU has signed Luke Meyer, a 6-10, 205 forward from Addison High School, to a National Letter of Intent. He earned Class C first team all-state honors from the Associated Press and the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan as a junior last year, averaging 18.2 points, 11.8 rebounds and 4.0 blocks. The Addison, Mich. native was also named to the Jackson Citizen Patriot Dream Team and was the Adrian Daily Telegram Player of the Year for the 2012-13 season.


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Creative Commons has since its launch in 2001 continuously promoted creative, educational and scientific works "that can be shared and built upon by others," according to the announcement made at the LibrePlanet GNU/Linux conference March 21-22 at the Harvard Science Center in Cambridge MA. The Project of Social Benefit category is awarded annually to a project that "intentionally and significantly benefits society" in its applications or ideas that promote free software. Previous winners were the Groklaw online legal magazine, Sahana disaster management collaboration software, and Wikipedia.
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oaktown wrote:Ah, the problem was indeed that I couldn't see the walking tracks... the old color trouble again.cairnswk wrote:The important point is that it has character and plays well.
Agreed, cairnswk - I think you put it well. I've had the same issue with other maps that have been a bit esoteric in terms of subject matter - Puget Sound being an excellent example. I think that Puget maps plays well enough, but until very late in its production the community obviously felt that it lacked character. Getting that map to the point where the colors and graphics gave the user some sense of what the region was about was grueling, but it paid off.
So if the criteria are that a map has character and plays well, I put it to you that at this point this map gives me little sense of the 'character' of this region. There are some neighborhoods near a coastline, but it could be anywhere and in any kind of climate; you could rename all of the territories with Egyptian names and call it the Nile Delta and I wouldn't be any wiser. Here is one very telling post from this thread that suggests that I'm not alone in my lack of understanding:whitestazn88 wrote:is cairnswk actually a place? or did you name the territ after yourself?
I'm not saying you should drop this, and I never have. Just keep in mind that for you this is a region that is very close to home (or, actually IS home!), so for you the "character" of the region is a given. Your challenge in creating this map, as I'm sure you know, is to share that inside knowledge with the rest of us. I want to know what I'm playing.
I certainly don't think that for a map to be quenched it should be a region that I am personally familiar with, but I do feel that it is my place as a member of the foundry community to share my thoughts on the potential appeal of a new map. I would hope that if I came up with a draft that didn't capture the spirit of my subject somebody would let me know... it would've saved me a lot of time and energy back in the old Chinese Checkers days.
oaktown wrote:I don't think it's ever too early to start thinking about what kind the character of the map will have... do I wait until you've done two months of work on the graphics before I say something is missing? But I trust you, so I'll back off. Carry on with the good work that you consistently do, cairnswk.
ZeakCytho wrote:Also, the grass at the bottom left is less than spectacular. It adds a nice flair, but I think you could do a better job with it.
ZeakCytho wrote:ZeakCytho wrote:Also, the grass at the bottom left is less than spectacular. It adds a nice flair, but I think you could do a better job with it.
You seem to have missed that?
The trees are nice, but make it harder to see the walking trails. I love the airport! Are you going to be extending these new elements to the eastern part of the map as well? Actually, I guess it's the southern part of the map...true north is the left side of the map, right?
ZeakCytho wrote:The trees are nice, but make it harder to see the walking trails.
oaktown wrote:ZeakCytho wrote:The trees are nice, but make it harder to see the walking trails.
Agreed, and it gets tricky to follow the dotted line attack route as well, but I already like it a ton better with the trees... in fact I'm changing my tune. Most of the maps around here are of large geographical areas - it would actually be fun to have a map that takes a much more local approach. Walking trails, for example, wouldn't be nearly big enough to appear on most other CC maps. More streets, buildings, and local color would make this map quite unique. Fishing boats?
whitestazn88 wrote:i understand why all of the neutrals are neutrals besides airport
and i know i'm a jerk for not reading the whole thing and finding out why myself, but i figured i'd drop in and say hey to cairns for old times sake
macwin wrote:Cool map cairnswk. Am looking forward to seeing the finished results. Seems like you pretty much covered the whole region well. It looks great! I need a new map since the demise of our beloved classic so lets hope this one is the cure.
Jumentum wrote:wow that is a terrific map!
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This appears to be a pretty obvious bug. Hard to believe it could have passed QA :-)
I have been able to reproduce this in a tiny test case using the Extension Builder 1.5, the default code generated for InDesign plugin exhibits the bug.
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Can someone from Adobe please comment on this bug in CS5.5 InDesign SDK or CSAW lib? Can we expect a fix anytime soon?
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import flash.filesystem.File;
import flash.system.System;
public class InDesignDocPathTestInDesign
public static function run():void
var app:Application = InDesign.app;
//your InDesign code here
if (app.activeDocument!=null) { // I added these lines to the default plugin generated by extension builder to reproduce the bug
var s:File = app.activeDocument.fullName;
var f:File = app.activeDocument.filePath;
if (!s || !f) {
trace("fullName and filePath are null!!");
It works for me.
Is your file saved?
Thanks Harbs. Yes that worked.
Strange, the file was opened from the desktop but was an older Indd file, it was probably converted to new cs5.5 format on opening and was marked as changed/not-save dby cs5.5 indesign. I was expecting the file name to be non null since the file had a valid path/name to begin with. After save it worked fine but
I would still think its a bug to not report the file name/path if it was opened from desktop.
Nope. It's not a bug.
Converted files are not saved. If they would be, you could save over the previous version by mistake. That would be a bad thing! (InDesign files are not backwards compatible.)
Always check Document.saved == true before checking the path...


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my iphone 3gs 3.1.2 old boot room was stuck on recovery mode after installing some files from cydia. i tried blackra, irecovery and redsnow 9.2 to boot it but i wasn't lucky. i decided to restore it to 3.1.2, unfortunately i didn't get the 3.1.2 ECID from cydia. i don't have a mac neither.
i googled for iPhone2,1_3.1.3_7E18_Custom, got it & restored the unit; the restore process completed successfully. now, im sure that the modem version is still on 05.11.07 but the iphone is not activated yet.
now i need your help to downgrade it to 3.1.2 plz.
is it possible?


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My wife would love this, right now she's going to have twins in July and she is pretty big, it would be nice if she could lay on the bed and watch some dvd's in our bedroom, great prize. thank you!
There are many reasons to love DVD discs - their superb picture quality, their booming surround sound capabilities, and probably best of all their searchability. Just go straight to a scene you like - no fast-forwarding, no rewinding.
Portable DVD players take these versatile discs out of lounge rooms and into cars, our trains, buses, parks ... in fact, anywhere you go.
Why a portable DVD player?
Ask most people where they love using their portable DVD player and they'll say "in the car." Why? Well, for a start, in-car kiddie wars become a thing of the past - especially if you've got the twin screen player so everyone in the back seat gets a good view. The kids are happy and you can concentrate on finishing that long holiday drive and arriving with all family members intact.
But portable DVD players do more than their name would imply. In addition to DVD-ROM discs, most can also play various other DVD formats, CDs, MP3s and photo discs. And, as we'll see, some can do a lot more.
Once considered an expensive "yuppie" gadget, portable DVD players have now gained wide acceptance for their versatility.
They don't have to be used on-the-go. Plug one into a standard TV and you have on-tap entertainment in a caravan, tent, holiday unit, motel or even the home of a DVD-less friend (rare, but they still exist). In this case, size does NOT matter - many portable DVD units give you big-system picture and sound quality when plugged into a home entertainment system.
Don't like the in-flight movie? Watch your own movie in the privacy of your seat without craning your neck or be interrupted by crew announcements like dinner and the weather.
Don't want to doze? You can plug in a set of headphones and catch up with a movie in bed, without disturbing your sleeping partner.
Notebooks are no substitute
Even if you have a notebook computer with DVD player built-in, you will find a portable DVD player an attractive proposition. Why use up the notebook's precious battery life on watching movies? When you have a portable DVD player, your notebook computer doesn't have to go everywhere with you - why take it if you don't need it?
Even small notebook computers are bigger and heavier and often have a shorter battery life than a portable DVD player. Usually, they don't have a remote control and may not have the other connections necessary for plugging into a home theatre system. And with portable DVD player prices starting at just under $200 for an entry-level unit, you can have your own "personalised movies on demand service" at a fraction of the cost of even the cheapest notebook.
Besides, do you really want to put your whole notebook computer in the hands of young children on a long family holiday trip?
So, understandably, for portable DVD player vendors, business is booming. New models proliferated at the Consumer Electronics Show this year (CES 2005), and competition is keen, with some players sporting features like wireless technology and tablet-style displays with 180-degree-rotation swivel-mounted screens to make it easy to get that perfect viewing angle, regardless of how the base of the player is sitting. This is ideal for in-car viewing or on-site business presentations.
My wife would love this, right now she's going to have twins in July and she is pretty big, it would be nice if she could lay on the bed and watch some dvd's in our bedroom, great prize. thank you!
First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.
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Under these conditions, women know perfectly well what to do (no, I don't mean stuff themselves with chocolate). I'm just slightly uncomfortable with my dad engaging in retail therapy today while my mum disappeared off for a long drive, but what the hell, if mum's in touch with her Clarkson side and dad with his Nigella side, all the better I say. Because this is what dad came home with.
If you've paid careful attention to my earlier posts you will know that I've been a bit deprived in the kitchen equipment department.
Nothing to do with lack of domestic funds, but a result of an austerity more characteristic of a protestant upbringing than my liberal atheist one. A Moulinex blender from the 1970s and a whisk from the 1770s make hard work of food preparation!
So I'm over the moon. The Breville Intelligent Food Processor FP21 has attachments and operating programmes that combine to make it a blender, smoothie maker, mayonnaise maker, batter maker, fruit puréer, citrus press, dough kneader, slicer, chopper and whisk (and probably a few more things).
Now before any of you say a word, we don't buy kitchen products in our family because of celebrity chef promotion. Anything in the supermarket with the head of Jamie Oliver, Ainsley Harriot or Rick Stein (or the bust of Nigella Lawson) smiling at me is likely to make us disappear off to another aisle.
Antony Worrall Thompson was not the factor that made dad select the Breville, but AWT's sponsorship did provide me with an excellent link between this shopping post and a recent news item.
Interviewed on BBC radio last night, Antony surprised many listeners by declaring that retro food was the biggest thing in 2007.
OK, AWT's never been one to push the gastronomic envelope, but when he explained that he had put prawn & avocado cocktail on his restaurant menu recently "for a joke" and it had become his top selling dish of the year, I was gobsmacked. I couldn't find a link to the BBC interview, but here's a recent article that makes the same point. After my guilty admission that I was cooking 1970s dishes at home after working in fine dining during the day, this made me feel much better. Especially when I read that retro cocktails are back in fashion as well!


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Situated in the business district, this hotel is close to Memphis Botanic Gardens- Hardin Hall. Area attractions also include University of Memphis and Art Museum of the University of Memphis.
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In addition to a restaurant, The Hotel Memphis features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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In addition to an indoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool, The Hotel Memphis provides a spa tub and a sauna. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
This 3.5-star property offers access to a business center, audiovisual equipment, and small meeting rooms. Event facilities include conference/meeting rooms, a ballroom, and exhibit space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, gift shops/newsstands, and coffee/tea in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. Complimentary parking is available on site.
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Lindsay Lohan's next chapter is with Oprah!
The 27-year-old actress is set to sit down with Oprah Winfrey for an exclusive "Oprah's Next Chapter" interview following her court-ordered rehab stint this summer, according to Entertainment Weekly. Not only that, but Oprah's network will air an eight-part docu-series (that's fancy speak for reality show) starring the "Liz & Dick" star.
An OWN spokesperson confirmed: "OWN will air an exclusive interview with Oprah and Lindsay Lohan that will tape and air in August and an eight-part documentary series with Lindsay for 2014."
It won't be Lindsay Lohan's first sit-down with the talk show queen. During a 2006 interview on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," Oprah asked the then-20-year-old about her party girl reputation.
"I hate that!" Lohan said, "I'm 20 years old. Is it a crime to go … dancing with your friends? I have a life and I have my family and I have work and I have those three things."
While Oprah is known for actually getting those hard-to-get interviews -- in the past she's nabbed exclusives with everyone from Michael Jackson to Lance Armstrong -- the new Lohan interview and companion reality series are especially big because the troubled starlet has long said no to the reality genre.
Earlier this year, TMZ reported that the actress was offered up to $550,000 to appear on "Dancing With the Stars," but she turned down the lucrative offer because she didn't want to do a reality show and instead wanted to stick to making movies. Clearly she's had a change of heart, as the OWN reality series will document her post-rehab life.
But according to Daily Mail, don't expect a circus side show. The series will reportedly follow the actress as she "works to rebuild her career and stay healthy."
When it comes to sit-down interviews, one interview, which took place right before she began her rehab stint on May 2, was a tad awkward.
In April she was interviewed by David Letterman, who focused on jokes about her troubled past: "Lindsay Lohan's in court so often the cafeteria has named a sandwich after her," the late night host joked.
Letterman continued to grill her with: "How many times have you been in rehab? And how will this time be different? What are they rehabbing first of all? What is on their list? What are they going to work on when you walk through the door?"
But the actress shut him down, saying, "I think to be honest, I'm the happiest when I'm working and the healthiest. And I think this an opportunity for me to, you know, focus on what I love in life. And I don't think it's a bad thing, I think it's a blessing and not a curse… I'm looking forward to actually just taking time for me. You can't make a joke of it. That's so mean."
Letterman called rehab a "career saver" for Lohan. But will Oprah be her real career saver?
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MCC Washington Office seminar focused on uprooted peoples
May 2, 2008
AKRON, Pa. – On March 2-3, 42 participants gathered in Washington, D.C., to discuss the growing need for advocacy and action for people who have had to migrate from their homes, both in the United States and other countries.
The Washington Office of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) organized the seminar, "Uprooted People: Action & Advocacy in the Face of Displacement." Rachelle Lindaker Schlabach, director of the MCC U.S. Washington Office, said, "This is a hands-on learning experience. It is a chance for people to gain confidence in visiting their representatives and to inform and encourage them to engage the U.S. government on behalf of others."
The event did move beyond presentations as participants visited 12 offices on Capitol Hill after receiving training. Many presented a letter requesting federal support for Gulf Coast residents unable to return home due to the lack of affordable housing.
Gordon Brubacher, former professor of Old Testament and archaeology, Messiah College, set the theological framework. He spoke on the Biblical injunction to love the stranger as yourself.
General workshops included looking at the root causes of migration, an overview of U.S. policy regarding immigration and refugee services and a Congressional perspective given by Rep. Joe Pitts (R-Pa.).
Participants could explore specific issues through workshops on the displacement of people in Colombia, Iraq, Sudan and the United States. U.S. issues addressed the displacement of the Gulf Coast evacuees, Native Americans who continue to face challenges due to historical displacement and immigrants to the United States.
Hearing stories from the children of immigrants, asylum seekers and refugees who came to the United States highlighted the need for action.
In one workshop, representatives of the North Baltimore (Md.) Mennonite church presented their action plan to reach out to asylum seekers.
The seminar ended with a reflection on the weekend. Participants commented that they were especially moved by the personal stories they heard and left feeling energized to do more advocacy.


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I'm planning on buying an iPhone through the OFFICIAL channel (Airtel/Vodafone) in INDIA. The problem is this:
Airtel doesn't have plan details online anywhere. Vodafone doesn't specify the contract duration for the iPhone plan. I called up the Support numbers and they dont know ANYTHING.
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The Anime Version of Soul Eater.
Apparently all they needed to do was PUNCH the Big Bad.
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The ending of the Gantz anime is challenging, to say the least.
Now that the waves have settled somewhat on Negima's bewildering rushed conclusion, Akamatsu's statements have pretty much allluded to him needing a break and perhaps returning to look at unfinished/unexplored ideas in some form or fashion later on. He even said the alternate timeline thing sort of played with at the end means he could continue from one timeline without conflicting with the 'conclusion' of another.
I only wish I could hold out that sort of hope for School Rumble. Oh my god that one burns me. One of the penultimate examples of stuff left to do, new plot developments and ideas explicitly unfolding...and then author gets tired of it and ends with a pie in the face gag.
"It's your parting gift. In that it will part you; part of you over here, part of you over there, part of you way over there, staining the wall!" Lord Shen
Negima's ending is probably the worst I've read, just because it was such a blatant rush job that it came across as insulting, what could have been complete and deep story arcs were in some cases wrapped up with a line of dialogue (princess of Venus the fuck?!). Probably what was the worst part for me was that for a time it really ranked up their with my favorite manga.
Not nearly as egregious but still pretty bad was Eyeshield 21, the last arc was completely unnecessary why they felt the need to go past the Christmas bowl (which was the entire point of the manga up until then) was baffling to me.
Liked Deadpool before it was cool...
Psyren's ending was very very rushed and reeked of cancellation. But it still managed to tie everything together quite nicely and it felt like it was the intended ending for the series. The only bad was really that the series had gotten pretty damn awesome towards the end there.
I choose to view both as happening at roughly the same time, with much of episode 25/26 happening while Shinji is inside Eva-01 and in contact with Lilith/Rei.
I appreciate the final 2 episodes of the series for giving Shinji (and to a slightly lesser extent, Rei, Misato, and Asuka) closure to their character arcs.
I like End Of Evangelion for being a complete mind screw.
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"Gendou is probably the least whiny, but... well, let's just say that his reaction was probably not quite as healthy as a good whine."
-The Drunkard Kid, on Evangelion
I really enjoyed the series-- but those last two issues were like WTF? really?!?!? is THAT how you're going to end it? this manga started off good, became awesome-- and ended on what felt like a terribly misguided note. I think I understand what the author was trying to do-- I just don't think that ending was very satisfying.


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Amazon Fire TV
The Fire TV streaming-media box is an impressive living room debut for Amazon, with standout features like voice search, gaming, and superfast video streaming, but it falls short of being an elite streamer -- at least for now.
Roku Streaming Stick ( 2014)
Roku's Streaming Stick offers tons of apps, a real remote, and a compact design for just $50, but the slow bootup times of some key apps keep it from being the ultimate streamer.
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The Roku 1 offers the same excellent experience that's found on other Roku boxes at a new low price, but there aren't many reasons to choose it over the new Streaming Stick or step-up Roku boxes.
The LG BP530 has built-in Wi-Fi and a good selection of apps, but there are just enough quirks to keep it from being a top Blu-ray player pick.
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The Samsung BD-F5900 is an excellent Blu-ray player with the right mix of usability, performance, and speed.
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The Xbox One goes beyond gaming with its ambitious live TV integration, but at launch it can't deliver a knockout blow to the PS4 due to a higher price and uneven voice control. We suggest you wait for improvements, but for now, the Xbox One is better suited to forgiving early adopters.
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New York, NY: September 29, 2014
I came to the International Search Summit with an international SEO problem. I left with a solution. – Dan McCourt, Ecommerce Manager, SouthCo – ISS@SMX East delegate
The world is an ever smaller place – and the opportunities for growth overseas are ever bigger.
The International Search Summit is a day dedicated to the possibilities of international search, as well as the tactics, techniques and tips for achieving multinational search success.
Combining expert speakers, in-depth presentations, Q&A sessions and breakout discussion groups, ISS digs deep into the complexities of targeting multiple countries and languages online and gives delegates the chance to find solutions for their global search challenges.
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Division III Presidents Council members at their meeting on Thursday in Indianapolis made it clear that they are not interested in devoting Division III resources to support drug-testing models other than the championships testing program already in place.
The declaration clarifies months of debate on what to do in light of a two-year pilot study to determine whether dedicating resources to an optional year-round drug-testing program is either necessary or desirable for the only division that currently does not conduct NCAA year-round testing.
Prior discussions had contemplated both an educational approach and support of optional testing as alternatives, but Presidents Council members said they no longer wish to pursue either a division-wide testing program or ways to facilitate testing at the local level. The Presidents and Chancellors Advisory Group echoed that sentiment at its meeting on Wednesday, as well.
"The decision not to pursue year-round testing models shouldn't be interpreted as presidents not being concerned about drug use on our campuses," said Presidents Council chair Jim Bultman of Hope College. "On the contrary, we believe that, given the results from the pilot, an educational approach is the more prudent use of the division's resources in this area."
Results from the pilot indicated that the use of performance-enhancing drugs within the division is not significant enough to warrant a year-round program. Presidents also have said emphatically that alcohol-abuse is the greater concern on their campuses, and that any NCAA educational efforts should be structured accordingly.
With that in mind, the division will pursue a drug- and alcohol-education effort that:
The NCAA already has contacted NASPA (an association of student affairs professionals) about collaborating to create and maintain an education resource that Division III members and student affairs personnel can use.
The Division III Strategic Planning and Finance Committee had previously reviewed a number of options that would include an optional testing component, including a matching-grant or "mini-grant" program as a way to support institutions that may not have funds to dedicate to drug testing. Even though those types of programs had merit, most Division III stakeholders have preferred an educational approach from the start.
Division III members will hear more about the educational models at the January Convention.
The presidents also agreed to sponsor legislation for the 2012 Convention to modify the Division III Philosophy Statement to align more explicitly with the division's core principles.
In general, the revisions:
The modifications essentially clean up issues left over from discussions that began in 2006 on how best to manage membership growth in the division. While Division III rejected the idea of a new NCAA division or subdividing Division III, members did agree to a series of "white papers" published in 2008 that fortify the division's attributes and unify the membership under one identity umbrella.
Among the recommendations in the white papers was to add to or revise language in the philosophy statement to more strongly reflect Division III principles. Read the draft proposal here.
Council members also heard about research on student experiences in college from the Cooperative Institutional Research Program through the Higher Education Research Institute at UCLA. The surveys are similar to the NCAA's GOALS study on student-athlete experiences but contain additional data relevant to Division III.
The CIRP studies on student experiences in college have been conducted for more than 40 years, but the most recent version reflects collaboration with the NCAA research staff to query how athletics participation affects those experiences.
Overall, the studies strongly reinforce the positive experience of Division III student-athletes. Many of the results also relate to the attributes identified in the Division III strategic-positioning platform. The findings indicate that Division III student-athletes:
The CIRP study will be presented in more detail to Division III members at the NCAA Convention in January.
In other action at the Division III Presidents Council's August 11 meeting, members:


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Efficiency of Intercoat (Oxiplex/AP Gel)in Decreasing Intrauterine Adhesions
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This is a prospective single blind randomized controlled pilot study was designed to investigate whether the biological barrier Intercoat (Oxiplex/AP gel) reduces formation of intrauterine adhesions following hysteroscopic treatment for retained products of conception.
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Drug: Oxiplex/AP gel
Drug: Normal Saline
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|Study Design:
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Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
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|Official Title:
|Intercoat (Oxiplex/AP Gel) for Preventing Intrauterine Adhesions Following Operative Hysteroscopy for Suspected Retained Products of Conception - a Prospective Randomized Pilot Study
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- safety of intrauterine application of Intercoat [ Time Frame: 18 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]women treated by Intercoat following their hysteroscopic procedure were followed for immediate and late adverse effects; fever, increased intrauterine adhesion formation upon follow up and changes in menstrual pattern
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- efficacy of intrauterine application of Intercoat gel in reducing adhesion formation following hysteroscopic treatment for retained products of conception [ Time Frame: 14 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]intrauterine adhesions were graded according to the AFS score upon hysteroscopic follow up 6-8 weeks following initial treatment
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|September 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|February 2011
|Primary Completion Date:
|November 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Experimental: Intercoat treatment
women treated by Intercoat gel following hysteroscopy for retained products of conception
Drug: Oxiplex/AP gel
Intrauterine application of Intercoat following hysteroscopy
Other Name: Intercoat
Placebo Comparator: Control group
No additional treatment following hysteroscopy was performed
Drug: Normal Saline
No intrauterine application of Intercoat following hysteroscopy
Other Name: Distention media
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Thirty women randomly divided equally into those who received Intercoat following hysteroscopic treatment for retained products of conception (study group) and those who did not receive the gel (controls). Safety and efficacy of the preparation were evaluated.
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|18 Years to 50 Years
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Age between 18 and 50 years
- Availability of the results of vaginal ultrasound or diagnostic hysteroscopy
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- Signs of infection upon admission
- Ongoing pregnancy
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|Moty Pansky, MD, Asaf Harofe MC
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|Study First Received:
|June 15, 2011
|Last Updated:
|June 20, 2011
|Health Authority:
|Israel: The Israel National Institute for Health Policy Research and Health Services Research
Keywords provided by Assaf-Harofeh Medical Center:
Oxiplex/AP gel
Prevention of Asherman's syndrome
Intra uterine adhesions
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Tissue Adhesions
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