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Japanese lawmakers meet with China's No. 3 Zhang Dejiang to see if a summit can finally be arranged between Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Nearly half of the families forced to move by the Fukushima meltdowns have since been separated by housing and work problems and children's needs, a survey says.
Two adults and three children die in the Sea of Japan after rough waves pull the kids into the ocean.
The number of children 14 and under drops to a new record low of 16.33 million, the internal affairs ministry reports ahead of Children's Day.
Doubts about the plan to build a costly underground freezer around the leaking Fukushima No. 1 power plant grow as the Nuclear Regulation Authority enters the fray.
Natsuko Shiraki, a jewelry designer and CEO of Tokyo-based jeweler Hasuna Co., vividly remembers the shocking experience in southern India that changed her life. It was in the summer of 2003 that she, then a student at King's College London, visited a village of ...
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One of Vietnam's last surviving veterans of the battle of Dien Bien Phu recounts with pride the day in May 1954 when, at just 19 years old, he captured the commander of the French colonial forces. Hoang Dang Vinh's display of military prowess earned ...
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Japanese companies should realize the potential danger in relying on the continued expansion of Asian consumer spending, as it appears the region is headed for a period of economic stagnation.
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An Amarillo pharmacist is standing up to drug manufacturers who more than tripled prices on popular medications last year.
Robin Johnson, vice president of Gary King Pharmacy in Amarillo, began a letter writing campaign and contacted the Texas attorney general after lorazepam, a generic version of the popular anti-anxiety drug, Ativan, jumped from $3.08 for 500 tablets to $165 by May.
An anonymous tip had alerted Johnson's pharmacy to the possible shortage and price increase.
"We were told Mylan (Mylan Laboratories Inc.) was buying up the ingredients and that the drug would be hard to come by in a few weeks, so we stocked up," said Robin Johnson, vice president of Gary King Pharmacy. "If we had not stocked up, our patients would have gone without."
Consumers felt the price increase, many switching to lower-priced, less-effective drugs they could afford.
Crown of Texas Hospice physicians often use lorazepam for patient treatment. The drug helps terminally-ill patients deal with anxiety.
"We did not cut back on patient medication," said Ronnie Atkins, vice president of patient and family services at Crown of Texas. "It's hard for us to survive with the increasing price of medications."
Atkins said other drugs can be used, but are less effective.
"We want to use what's proven to provide the best quality of life for our patients," he said.
Atkins wrote letters to elected officials and the attorney general.
"We couldn't get the drug from any other companies," Atkins said. "We just don't think it's fair that the company can do this."
Johnson also didn't think the pricing was fair. She decided to take a stand against Mylan, the nation's second-largest generic drug maker.
"You don't want to raise prices, but you have no choice," she said. "You kind of die a little bit each time you have to raise prices because you know it's hurting patients. Our patients didn't go without, but it still affected them."
She wrote letters to area elected officials and contacted the Texas Pharmacy Association. On TPA's advice, Johnson contacted Attorney General John Cornyn.
The Federal Trade Commission filed a $120 million lawsuit against Mylan, Cambrex Corporation, Profarmaco S.R.L. and Gyma Laboratories of America Inc.
The FTC charges that Mylan and the three companies conspired to cut off competition through an exclusive deal with a key supplier.
According to the lawsuit, the agreement allowed Mylan to increase the price of clorazepate, another popular anti-anxiety drug and lorazepam.
The FTC charges Mylan made a deal with Profarmaco S.R.L., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cambrex based in Milan, Italy, for the tranquilizers' raw materials. The deal cut off other generic drug makers, allowing Mylan to create shortages and increase drug prices.
The civil lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Washington is the FTC's largest antitrust case. The $120 million would be received as refunds for consumers.
Thirty-three states' attorney generals also have filed suit.
Heather Browne, spokeswoman for the Texas attorney general's office, said Texas joined the lawsuit in February.
"We are still in the discovery phase and are considering other possible actions," Browne said.
Mylan officials deny the FTC allegations.
"There is no basis in fact for the FTC's charges against Mylan," said Dana Barnett, Mylan's executive vice president in a press release. "Mylan never had a monopoly in lorazepam or clorazepate as the FTC charges."
Patricia Sunseri, Mylan spokeswoman, said Mylan's drug prices are 20 to 50 percent under brand-name alternatives.
That does little to calm patients' fears, say pharmacists and doctors.
Brenda Hunt, a pharmacist and president of Volle-Litsch Apothecary Inc., said the increasing prices took her by surprise.
"I don't know exactly why the price went up," Hunt said.
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Cereal May Trigger Type 1 Diabetes
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"This finding suggests a window of exposure to cereals outside which an increase of [type 1 diabetes] risk exists in susceptible children," the researchers wrote.
Lead researcher Jill Norris, MPH, PhD, tells WebMD that it is not clear why introducing cereals late presents a problem, but it may be that children tend to eat more of a newly introduced food when they are older because they are hungrier. Studies in children with gluten sensitivity suggest that this may play a role in the disorder as the second study suggests.
"It may be that the immune system, even in older babies, requires a gradual introduction of foods, and that introducing too much of a particular food at one time presents a problem," Norris says.
She adds that the best thing parents of at-risk children can do is follow the American Academy of Pediatrics infant feeding guidelines, which call for solid foods to be introduced between 4 and 6 months of age.
"I think many people may assume that waiting can't hurt, but this study suggests that it can, at least for high-risk populations," she says. "And it certainly doesn't appear to help."
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The second newly reported study involved 1,610 German children at high risk for type 1 diabetes who were followed from birth to age 8. Researchers examined whether exposures to breast milk, cow's milk, solid foods, and gluten-containing foods such as cereals were associated with an increase in diabetes risk.
They found that babies fed cereal or other gluten-containing foods before the age of 3 months were five times as likely to develop the antibodies that lead to type 1 diabetes as children exposed to dietary gluten at 3 months or older. Early introduction of cow's milk was not found to increase risk.
"Certainly it does not appear from these studies that cow's milk is a risk factor for this group of children," researcher Ezio Bonifacio, PhD, tells WebMD. "But in our study all of the children had a mother or father with type 1 diabetes. It doesn't rule out the effect of cow's milk in children without a genetic predisposition."
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Look, this is west Va. skiing, I like how all the people that posted as beginners were bashing beginners...mmmmm. The bottom line is that I love going to Winterplace, I get deals at a local hotel thats a few minutes from the slopes. The Hotel had resteraunts, bowling, basketball, gym, bar, etc etc. I am an expert skier teaching my kids how to ski. Yes, on weekends some peple should not be going to the top of the hill based on their skill level but the same stuff happens once you reach the face at Gore, Piko, Killington, etc, you just have to be careful. The kids love the ski school, they thought that the teachers were "cool". There we a few black trails, only one I would write home about but overall, it kept us busy for a few days. My suggestion, leave Sunday and take Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to ski (Non Holiday). If the conditions get bad, go bowling at the resort or shoot hoops with the kids....wait till if firms up at night and have some fun. Overall, great place for families with smaller kids that are learning, yes, once they can handle it, go to Utah. Please remember, this is west Va not Taho.....
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Henderson County's Utilities Department is moving today to a new location in Unit No. F of the St. John's Center at 235 St. John's Road in Fletcher. Signage at the strip mall lists the Utilities Department as Cane Creek Sewer District. The move is designed to bring staff closer to the majority of the Cane Creek Sewer District's customers. The department had been located in the Land Development Building at 101 E. Allen St.
St. John's Center is between Ingles and the Foam and Fabrics Outlet on the west side of U.S. 25 North. Customers can reach the Utilities Department by calling 654-7062. The fax number is 654-7064.
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Concerns raised that Barbie doll camera could be used by paedophiles
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- November 02, 2010
EXPERTS have slammed a new Barbie doll incorporating a hidden video camera, as a potential paedophile's paradise.
Barbie Video Girl encourages children to get creative and film themselves playing.
A tiny camera is built into the doll's necklace.
Recorded footage can be viewed on a screen on Barbie's back, edited on computer and shared via the net.
A description of the toy from Mattel said users could use the camera to "capture everything from a doll's-eye-view, then watch it instantly or upload to your computer".
Clinical psychologist Sally-Anne McCormack said she was horrified the toy giant could come up with such a concept.
While acknowledging it was intended to be fun, Ms McCormack said the doll was open to abuse.
"I am calling for all Australians to boycott this product and to refuse to shop in any store that justifies selling this potentially pornographic tool," she said.
Ms McCormack said it would be easy for someone with evil intentions to hand the doll to a child.
She said she already counselled patients dealing with the devastating effects of having been filmed without their knowledge.
"As a child and adolescent psychologist, must I now also deal with clients who have been traumatised by a misused Barbie?"
Australian Council on Children and the Media spokeswoman Prof Elizabeth Handsley said she also found the doll disturbing.
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Shannon of QLD Posted at 3:20 AM November 02, 2010
OMG My laptop has a hidden camera built in that could be used for pedophilia - oh wait, I'm not going to leave a child alone with my laptop and internet access...
The Salt Man of Brisbane Posted at 1:42 AM November 02, 2010
Hey "experts", here's a couple of pretty valid points. - EVERYTHING is open to abuse if you think hard enough about it. Let the kids have some fun yeah? - Video from ANY source can be uploaded to the internet. - EVERY camera is a potential pornographic tool. - Nobody likes the fun police.
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Absolutely no way I would purchase this or allow this to be given to my child as a gift even. Will not be allowed in my house at all, ever.


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By Bob Reinert/USAG-Natick Public AffairsNovember 28, 2011
Colonel (P) Walter Piatt will do anything in his power to help infantry squads win on the battlefield. And when he visited the Natick Soldier Systems Center on Nov. 21, he found plenty of like-minded people.
Piatt, who took over last summer as deputy commanding general of the Maneuver Center of Excellence and Commandant of the U.S. Army Infantry School at Fort Benning, came to Natick with Col. Dan Barnett, TRADOC Capability Manager-Soldier, to discover what Natick had to offer. He obviously went away impressed by what he saw.
"This is one powerful organization," said Piatt at day's end.
Piatt and Barnett received overviews of the Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center and the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine from Dianne St. Jean, NSRDEC associate director, and Col. Gaston Bathalon, USARIEM commander, respectively, followed by other briefs and a tour of NSSC's unique facilities.
Throughout the day, the focus stayed on the squad, which Piatt wants to put into a position to "overmatch" the opposition. In that quest, he will use whatever tools are available.
"I'm very interested in connecting more people in this endeavor, moving forward," Piatt said. "I think we need to really be candid in our comments and our assessments."
Piatt said he saw success as a blend between combat experience and science and technology. Natick figures to play a significant role.
"I think it's a problem that we have to solve together," Piatt said. "It has to be integrated. We just have to connect the dots. We have so many people doing the right things."
"The fact that we have folks that have fought and done this for so long has to count for something. I think we've got to figure out how that gets into this. We've been there and had this experience."
St. Jean agreed with Piatt's view.
"There should be an ability to take that qualitative and the quantitative, because that gives you the bigger picture," St. Jean said. "We understand that for Soldiers and small units, the answer is not always the same, because it's dependant on the scenario, the mission, etc. It would change."
Piatt conceded that collaboration would happen against a backdrop of budgetary limitations.
"We have to streamline and create some efficiencies," Piatt said. "We've got to be creative. We have more capabilities than we think we have. I think we can train more with the tools that we have now in less time if we do it right."


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Basically a good mesmer can get out of any tricky situation using his clones and phantasms by shattering or using them normally.
This. Situational awareness is a key aspect of a good player(regardless of profession) How can I tell a good player? Simple, they skill and gear for the situation. Think of the team and ways to keep them alive as well as kill stuff fast.
There are some optimum loadouts for sure, but that doesn't negate the usefulness of others in certain situations. A player who always uses the same skill, gear and traits for every situation will do ok in the game, might even be seen as an amazing player for the amount of damage etc they can do. But for me, a player who knows the tools in their toolbox, thinks ahead and builds and plays for the team will always be a more complete one.


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Laparoscopic techniques induced a tremendous revolution in surgery of the biliary tract, mainly due to improved results compared with the open approach and secondary because of their cosmetic advantage. A trend toward even more minimally invasive approaches has led to techniques of single-incision and natural orifice laparoscopic surgery. Because the evaluation of single-incision laparoscopic cholecystectomy (SILC) is rather fragmentary by single-institution small patient series, this article intends to examine the success and the risks of the technique, and attempts to determine its potential limitations.
A systematic review of the literature was performed to identify relevant articles. Studies enrolling at least ten patients who underwent SILC and reporting on analytical complication data were considered for inclusion.
The literature search identified 29 studies, which included a total of 1,166 patients. Success and complication rates were 90.7% and 6.1%, respectively. Mean adjusted operative time was 70.2 min and mean adjusted hospital stay was 1.4 days. Analysis of outcome exhibited higher complication rates for studies with a mean patient age older than 45 years (p = 0.04), and higher operative time for studies with a mean body mass index >30 kg/m2 (83.4 vs. 74.5 min) and female percentage lower than 70% (78.7 vs. 68.5 min). Acute cholecystitis as inclusion criterion was a factor for technical failure (success rate 59.9 vs. 93.0%, p = 0.005) and resulted in an increase of operative time (78.1 vs. 70.6 min). Suture suspension of the gallbladder yielded significantly lower complication rates compared with instrument usage (3.3 vs. 13.3%, p < 0.0001).
The clinical application of SILC exhibited satisfactory results. Cases of acute cholecystitis and older patients should be approached with caution, whereas improvement of the instrumentation is necessary.
KeywordsLaparoscopic cholecystectomy Single-incision Single-port access Transumbilical Single-incision laparoscopic surgery
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- 1. Department of General and Visceral Surgery, Center for Minimally Invasive Surgery, Hospital "Maria v. d. Aposteln" Neuwerk, Mönchengladbach, Germany
- 3. Souniou 11, 19001, Keratea Attikis, Athens, Greece
- 2. Department of General Surgery, Hospital Zell am See, Zell am See, Austria


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Bicuspid Valve: A valve with two leaflets (cusps) instead of three.
Biopsy: Removal and analysis of a tissue sample.
Blood Pressure: The force exerted in the arteries by blood as it circulates. It is divided into systolic (when the heart contracts) and diastolic (when the heart is filling) pressures.
Body Mass Index (BMI): A number that reflects body weight adjusted for height. Normal values are 18.5-24.9. Values of 25-29.9 are considered overweight. Values of 30 or higher are considered obese.
Bradycardia: A slow heart rate.
Bundle Branch: Part of the electrical pathway of the heart that delivers electrical impulses to the ventricles of the heart.
Bundle Branch Block: Normally, the electrical impulse travels down both the right and left bundle branches at the same speed and the ventricles contract at the same time. If there is a block in one of the branches, it's called a bundle branch block. A bundle branch block causes one ventricle to contract just after the other ventricle, reducing the overall efficiency of contraction.
Calcium-Channel Blocker: A drug that reduces spasm of the blood vessels, lowers blood pressure, and controls angina; it acts by selectively blocking the uptake of calcium by the cells.
Capillaries: Tiny blood vessels connecting arteries to veins. These blood vessels carry oxygen and nutrients to individual cells throughout the body.
Carbohydrate: An organic compound, found in food substances such as sugar, cereal and other grain products, fruits, and vegetables, which provides fuel for the body.
Carbon Dioxide: A gas created during metabolism, when the cells use oxygen to burn fat and release energy. The lungs release carbon dioxide when you breathe out.
Cardiac Arrest: When the heart stops beating suddenly and respiration (breathing) and other body functions stop as a result. Without immediate treatment the affected person will die.
Cardiac Catheterization: A heart procedure used to diagnose heart disease. During the procedure, a catheter (inserted into an artery in your arm or leg) is guided to your heart, contrast dye is injected, and X-rays of the coronary arteries, heart chambers, and valves are taken.


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Certain factors affect prognosis (chance of recovery) and treatment options.
The prognosis (chance of recovery) and treatment options depend on the following:
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- The wishes of the patient.
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A Dunedin teen sent to prison for a brutal assault was warned
to stop his violent behaviour or risk his child growing up to
see him behind bars.
Phillip Joseph (19) acknowledged supporters in the public
gallery after being sentenced to four years' imprisonment by
Judge Michael Crosbie in the Dunedin District Court
On Sunday, April 27, two intoxicated people were walking in
the Octagon, yelling at passing cars and pedestrians, when
Joseph - who had earlier been at a family dinner - took
exception to their behaviour.
He called out to one of the men before punching him in the
face, and then traded blows with the other. Joseph then
returned to the car parked in the upper Octagon, followed by
the second victim.
As one of the vehicle occupants tried to persuade the second
victim to leave the scene, Joseph left the car, carrying a
full stubbie beer bottle, and from a distance of 2m, hurled
it into the face of the victim.
Joseph and his party then fled. The victim, who remained
conscious, was taken to the police station but began to pass
out and vomit blood.
He suffered a depressed fracture of the skull, with fractures
extending to the eye sockets, and was discharged from Dunedin
Hospital the following month.
Judge Crosbie said the assault had deeply affected the
victim, who still required ongoing treatment for his
Despite Joseph's young age, it was also important to protect
the community from a violent offender.
He noted that Joseph had already been involved in an incident
while a remand prisoner and was at risk of reoffending. His
behaviour needed to improve or he faced a future behind bars.
Joseph had been exposed to gangs, violence, drug and alcohol
abuse, and was ''so used to it that it is part of your
everyday life''.
He wanted to be a good partner and parent and was told by
Judge Crosbie to change so ''your own child does not grow up
to know you behind bars''.
He was sentenced to four years' imprisonment on a charge of
causing grievous bodily harm, nine months for assaulting a
female, six months for assault and a month for breaching
community work, the terms to be served concurrently.
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U.S. Baker Hughes Oil, Gas Rig Count Rises to 30-Month High
Oil and natural gas rigs operating in the U.S. rose to the highest level since November 2008 as oil drilling increased amid prices near $100 a barrel, according to data published by Baker Hughes Inc.
The combined oil and gas rig count rose by five to 1,860, Baker Hughes said today on its website, below a 22-year high of 2,031 reached earlier in 2008. The increase came from Texas, North Dakota, West Virginia, Louisiana and Wyoming.
Oil rigs jumped by 15 to 984, the ninth consecutive time the count has reached the highest level since at least 1987.
Oil for July delivery fell $1.94, or 2 percent, to $93.01 a barrel, the lowest settlement price since Feb. 18 on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Futures are up 21 percent in the past year and touched a two-year high of $114.83 a barrel on May 2.
Natural gas rigs dropped by nine to 870, the lowest level since May 20. Gas for July delivery fell 8.7 cents, or 2 percent, to settle at $4.325 per million British thermal units on the Nymex.
Baker Hughes also reported that miscellaneous rigs, which primarily drill for geothermal energy, slipped by one to six.
Rigs on land rose by three to 1,808. Rigs in inland waters were unchanged from the week before at 17. The Gulf of Mexico added two rigs to 35, while Canadian rigs increased by 45 to 277.


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This weekend saw reality stars Snooki and Jionni LaValle baptize their little boy Lorenzo.
Seven months after her bundle of joy was born, proud mom Snooki told fans about the baptism on Twitter on Sunday (March 24), informing her followers: "Lorenzo is finally baptized
"He did so good," the 25-year-old added, before posting a photo alongside the caption, "Proud parents today."
He may not even be a year old yet, but lucky Lorenzo was also thrown a party after the baptism.
The former Jersey Shore star – who recently lost an impressive 42lbs of baby weight, tweeted: "Walkin' my baby around his party in style."
Also at the baptism was Lorenzo's godmother and Snooki's co-star Jennie "JWoww" Farley, and her fiancé Roger Mathews.
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Petrus '09 Magnums Lead Hart Davis Hart Sale With Dujac
Magnums of Petrus and Le Pin from the Pomerol estates' 2009 vintage, along with cases of 1982 Chateau Lafite-Rothschild and Domaine Dujac 1990 Burgundy led a Hart Davis Hart Wine Co. Chicago wine sale that fetched $5 million.
Six Petrus '09 magnums were the top-priced lot at $47,800 at the two-day event late last month, within the auction house's estimated presale range. It was Hart Davis Hart's fifth sale of this year, taking its total of wine sold so far to $25 million, with two auctions remaining before the end of December.
The demand for rarer Bordeaux and older Burgundy vintages at auction is in contrast to the muted appetite in recent months for more widely-available Bordeaux wines on the investment market. The Liv-ex Fine Wine 50 Index of the region's top growers has risen 2 percent this year, still leaving the decline since the peak of the market in June 2011 at 29 percent.
"If you look at some of the premium brands like first-growth Bordeaux, the slowdown's already happened," Tom Gearing, director of Cult Wines Ltd., a wine-investment company based in Richmond, England, said in an interview with Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse" last month. "Now's the time to be looking at opportunities in the market."
Vintage Petrus
Other leading lots in the Hart Davis Hart sale included a case of Lafite '82, which sold for $41,825 including buyer's premium, two other cases of the same wine at $35,850 each and six magnums of Le Pin 2009, which also went for $35,850. A lot comprising three magnums of Petrus '09 and another containing six bottles of the same estate's 2000 vintage each sold for $23,900, according to a statement from the auction house.
Among top Burgundy wines in the auction, a case of 1990 Bonnes-Mares, Domaine Dujac and a separate 12-bottle lot of Dujac's 1990 Clos de la Roche each sold for $23,900, while a case of Clos Saint-Denis 1990 Domaine Dujac fetched $22,705.
Petrus, Le Pin and Domaine Dujac are all growers with small production, adding a rarity premium to the price of their wines.
Following is a table of major wine auctions held so far this year, with the total sold. Links are to auction websites or results statements.
JANUARY: Jan. 11/12: Zachys, Hong Kong $4.65 mln Jan. 25/26: Acker, Merrall & Condit, Hong Kong $6.82 mln Jan. 30: Sotheby's, London $2.22 mln FEBRUARY: Feb. 2: Hart Davis Hart, Chicago $4.40 mln Feb. 21: Christie's, London $1.47 mln Feb. 23: Acker, Merrall & Condit, New York £3.10 mln Feb. 23: Sotheby's, New York $1.46 mln Feb. 27: Sotheby's, London $1.04 mln MARCH: March 7/8: Zachys, New York $5.81 mln March 14: Christie's, New York $1.37 mln March 15/16: Christie's, Hong Kong $6.19 mln March 21: Christie's, London $1.22 mln March 22/23: Acker Merrall & Condit, Hong Kong $4.93 mln March 23: Hart Davis Hart, Chicago $4.42 mln APRIL: April 3: Acker Merrall & Condit, New York $2.30 mln April 3/4: Sotheby's, Hong Kong $8.86 mln April 17: Sotheby's, London $2.06 mln April 23: Christie's, Amsterdam $1.23 mln April 25/26: Zachys, New York $4.13 mln April 26/27: Sotheby's, New York $2.60 mln April 27: Acker Merrall & Condit, New York $2.48 mln MAY: May 2: Christie's, London $1.93 mln May 14: Christie's, Geneva $3.96 mln May 17/18: Hart Davis Hart, Chicago $6.42 mln May 22: Acker Merrall & Condit, New York $2.22 mln May 22: Sotheby's, London $1.31 mln May 24/25: Zachys, Hong Kong $5.73 mln May 25: Christie's, Hong Kong $6.32 mln May 30: Christie's, New York $0.71 mln May 31: Christie's, New York $1.93 mln JUNE: May 31/June 1: Acker, Merrall & Condit, Hong Kong $5.91 mln June 6: Christie's, London $1.85 mln June 13/14: Zachys, New York $3.56 mln June 29: Acker Merrall & Condit, Hamptons $3.40 mln June 28/29: Hart Davis Hart, Chicago $4.75 mln JULY: July 17: Sotheby's, London $2.09 mln AUGUST: Aug. 31: Christie's, Hong Kong $3.84 mln SEPTEMBER: Sept. 7: Sotheby's, Hong Kong $4.51 mln Sept. 7: Acker Merrall & Condit, New York $3.15 mln Sept. 12: Christie's, London $2.13 mln Sept. 13/14: Acker, Merrall & Condit, Hong Kong $6.40 mln Sept. 18: Sotheby's, London $1.80 mln Sept. 20/21: Hart Davis Hart, Chicago $5.03 mln Sept. 20/21: Sotheby's, New York $3.96 mln


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It's not a problem as such, just something weird that's bothered me for a while.
When I type in a non-existent page like mydomain.com/podcast or mydomain.com/art, it automatically redirects to an existing post with the same keyword first in its title, like mydomain.com/2009/01/podcast-interview-jan or mydomain.com/2008/06/art-t-shirt-designs/
Is this exclusive to my website, or can anyone explain why it might be happening?
It's annoying to be honest. If someone types an incorrect address they should get a 404 page, not this.
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Also, the TU site says this when I first log in
" TransUnion Credit Monitoring is pleased to feature VantageScore, the only credit score used by all three national credit bureaus. "
So I'm a newbie to all this and confused which source I should use for my scoring. MYFICO says my TU score is "Good" but TU gives me a "D" failing grade.
Both reports have same items.
Which is what and where is which what how huh?
The VantageScore is actually used by a few lenders but it's not a score I would rely on or choose. Also the score range for VS is 501-990 whereas FICO ranges from 300-850.
The bottom line is the VS is not a FICO score. The TU score you get here is a true FICO although it's an older version TU98. Many lenders have moved on to the newer TU 04 and some even to the newst TU08. But TU98 is still pulled millions of times a yer and so is still a valid score.
From a BK years ago to:
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The University of Florida offered Lakota West junior offensive lineman George Asafo-Adjei on Wednesday, according to Lakota West coach Larry Cox.
Gators coach Will Muschamp offered Asafo-Adjei over the phone, Cox said.
Asafo-Adjei, who is 6 feet 4 1/2 and 305 pounds, also has had offers from UC, Minnesota, West Virginia, Illinois, Kentucky, Toledo, Akron, Syracuse, Louisville and others during the recruiting process.
ScoutingOhio.com director Mark Porter said his potential is undeniable.
"(He) has the size and thickness that makes a great offensive lineman," Porter said. "He can be a road grader at the point of attack because of the massive push he can generate. He can also 'anchor' in pass protection and keep the quarterback clean in the pocket."
Marshall offered Moeller junior wide receiver Chase Pankey on Wednesday, according to Moeller coach John Rodenberg. Pankey, who is 6 feet and 175 pounds, was second-team All-GCL South and had 30 receptions for 551 yards and nine touchdowns last season. He also has offers from Ball State and Boston College.
Elder sophomore offensive lineman Tommy Kraemer added offers from Duke and Penn State, according to Elder coach Doug Ramsey. Kraemer, who is 6 feet 5 and 305 pounds, also has offers that include UC, Ohio State, Illinois and Kentucky.
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Oak Hills 6-foot-10 center Andrew Chisholm signed with Lindsey Wilson College on Tuesday, according to Oak Hills coach Mike Price. He played in six games this past season for the Highlanders.
Yale offered Walnut Hills junior combo guard MaCio Teague on Wednesday night, according to Walnut Hills coach Ricardo Hill. Teague, an Enquirer Division I all-area selection this past season, also has offers from Akron, Alcorn State and Seton Hall.
Teague averaged 22.4 points, 6.1 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.8 steals this past season.
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Walnut Hills junior guard Taylor Darks verbally committed to play basketball and run track at Furman, according to Walnut Hills girls' basketball coach Keith Gwynn. Darks, a 5-foot-9 guard, was an Enquirer Division I all-area selection this past season. She averaged 17.2 points and 8.9 rebounds. She was on the District 16 Coaches' first team.
Princeton senior guard Quierra Drake committed to play at Lindenwood University, according to former Princeton coach Jill Phillips.
GIRLS' GOLF: Winton Woods senior ZeAjiah Mooney has committed to the Brevard College women's golf program in Brevard, North Carolina, according to Winton Woods athletic director Dwight Campbell.
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Berger opened her campaign with the mixed team relay, helping Norway to gold, but was off the pace and off the podium in the 7.5km sprint and 10km pursuit that followed.
However a spirited performance in the 15km individual had the desired effect as Berger won her second gold while claiming bronze with the Norwegian 4x6km relay team.
And with a return to individual competition, in the form of 12.5km mass start, presenting itself on the final day in Germany Berger made the absolute most of it.
She shot 19 out of 20 targets and showed a great turn of speed to win in a time of 35:41.6minutes with Marie Laure Brunet second – 8.1seconds behind.
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Judy Lynn Davis, 51, died July 10, 2012, at Hutchinson Regional Medical Center, Hutchinson. She was born Jan. 6, 1961, in Colorado Springs, Colo., to Kenneth and Peggy L. Condit Eggen.
Judy was employed by Hobby Lobby for more than 15 years and as current Hutchinson store manager. She enjoyed creating quilts for her family and friends, riding her motorcycle and collecting Mickey Mouse memorabilia.
She married Kent D. Davis on Oct. 29, 1983, in Haviland. He survives.
Other survivors include: a daughter, Amber Davis Pafford and husband Brent, Austin, Texas; and two sisters, Lois Foushee and Janet Eggen, both of Colorado Springs.
Following cremation, a memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Ayres-Calbeck Mortuary, with Pastor Dallas Hull officiating.Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, with the family present. Private family inurnment will be held at a later date.
Memorials may be made to the Judy Davis Memorial Fund in care of the mortuary, 115 E. Fourth, Pratt, KS 67124.
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Ariel Joseph Dupre, 79, a native of Terrebonne Parish and a resident of Golden Meadow, died at 7:26 a.m. Monday, Aug. 2, 2010.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to funeral time Wednesday at South Lafourche Baptist Church in Galliano. Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the church, with burial in the Hebert Cemetery.
He is survived by one son, Rickey Dupre and wife, Bernadine; one stepson, Wilfred St. Pierre and wife, Jacqueline; one daughter, Rita D. Miller; one brother, Delvin Dupre; two sisters, Virginia Foret and Merle Plaisance; five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Lenore Dupre; his parents, Elizie and Mattie Dupre; two brothers, Irvy Dupre and Arnold Dupre; and one sister, Lora Callais.
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April 3rd is National Walking Day. Are you getting in at least 30 minutes of walking in daily?
The 2008 Physical Activity guidelines recommend getting 150 minutes of aerobic activity each week. If you plan to be active on 5 days a week, that equals 30 minutes of activity on each of those 5 days. Walking is one great way to meet that goal.
If you aren't getting at least 30 minutes of walking in daily, here are some tips to help you get started:
The benefits of walking are numerous. Would you like to improve your cholesterol, improve your blood pressure, improve circulation, counter anxiety and depression, manage stress and tension, prevent bone loss, boost energy, improve strength, improve your self-image, reduce risk for heart disease and stroke, and sleep better??? Walking can help with all of those things!
- Bring your tennis shoes to work. Take a 30 minute walk before you eat lunch or take two 15 minute walk breaks.
- Go for a 30 minute walk right after work, before you go home. It's harder to get that walk in once you get home.
- Get up 40 minutes earlier than normal. Enjoy the sunshine as you walk first thing in the morning.
- Change one of your meetings to a walking meeting.
- Have a friend or family member join you for walks. You are both more accountable that way.
- Buy a new pair of tennis shoes. A new pair of shoes may motivate you to try them out.
If you could bottle the benefits of walking into a pill, people would pay good money for those benefits, but you can walk for free!
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Cleveland State Falls 66-59 Against Wisc-Green Bay - Game Recap
Wisc-Green Bay got 23 points from Keifer Sykes en route to a 66-59 victory over Cleveland State on Friday at Wolstein Center.
Wisc-Green Bay was a favorite by 5 points and came through with an ATS victory for bettors.
Alec Brown had 17 points for Wisc-Green Bay and Greg Mays chipped in with 10 points. Jordan Fouse had 4 assists for them, while Greg Mays was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 10 boards.
Cleveland State got 18 points from Charlie Lee in a losing cause and another 11 points from Bryn Forbes. Junior Lomomba contributed 4 assists for them, while Sebastian Douglas had 6 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed Cleveland State were victorious, as the score was 36-27 at the break.
The rebound battle favored Wisc-Green Bay as they grabbed 30 boards, while Cleveland State only had 27.


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I was a stuntwoman for many years, but having kids and a family changed my focus. My husband was a World Champion acrobat and performed with Cirqu du Soleil. So we often have many questions from our kids teachers when that have been asked what do you parents do for a living or how did you spend your summer. My son's answers would always cause a teacher to ask me if he has a vivid imagination. He does but not that vivid. I currently work as a real estate agent with Shorewood Realty here in the beach cities. So if you need assistance with a purchase of a sale I will be glad to assist you with that as well.
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Animal activists target UW
A group that crusades against unethical animal research is accusing the University of Washington of abusing the primates in its medical laboratories.
Stop Animal Exploitation Now (SAEN) leaked documents on its website that purport to be UW's filing with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which monitors animal research. Those documents suggest that the university's Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee approved 44 exceptions to the usual standards for treatment of lab animals.
SAEN executive director Michael Budkie says that list of exceptions is "the largest I've ever seen."
Macacas, which are small monkeys, allegedly were implanted with eye coils and "head-stabilizing acrylic lugs." Researchers allegedly drilled tiny holes into Macacas' skulls and performed surgeries such as laminectomies (involving the removal of an arch of a vertebra), and laparotomies (involving examination of internal organs).
Budkie said the USDA "accidentally" published the documents online. A spokesman for UW, Craig Degginger, withheld comment until he could examine the documents himself.


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Skip to comments.Iranian forces crossed Iraqi border: report
Posted on 06/25/2007 4:59:23 PM PDT by Rutles4Ever
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Waiting on government-approved facts is going to leave you very short on information for a very long time.
"then what can't we attack them? "
I would imagine in some cases we have, if only just to make a point, or that we have retaliated against Iranian targets just across the border with dedicated units (SOF).
Two carriers plus a Marine helo carrier.
Don't see us opening on Iran without at least another Nimitz class in place, unless they start it and we have to hold the line while another steams into place.
Where are the LHAs?
That was the full list from Navy.mil ,,, They don't "show"
"Big Foot" may be seen soon...;0)
You are correct in the fact that A does not care who dies.
One day we will get smart and admit that it is difficult to defeat the insane.
Good blog you have created, short and to the point...truth.
Thank you for the ping FARS.
"By then it may be too late!"
Yes but what can we do? We do not control policy at all in Washington right now. We the People are all armchair warriors with pen up frustration. If it were up to me I would have shifted 90% of our troops deployment and invaded Iran already with boots on the ground. That at this point, would stabalize Iraq and make the world much safer.
Is there any proof anything happened yet?
Is Bush asking Iraq to give Iranians Amnesty and citizenship for crossing illegally as a reward as he wishes to do here?
"Waiting on government-approved facts is going to leave you very short on information for a very long time."
Alright. I will read the National Enquirer for my news each day and be prepared with my shotgun when the aliens arrive.
"Is Bush asking Iraq to give Iranians Amnesty and citizenship for crossing illegally as a reward as he wishes to do here?"
No. Iraq does not have a viable tax and voter base to sellout to Iran like we do here in America. Instead we will sellout Israel instead of the tax/voter base. That should suffice.
Thanks for the ping!
I'm underwhelmed by your logic and reason for your arguements.
So who tried to use reason and logic?
Sounds like we might have some fireworks earlier than the 4th this year.
Some said it was because there was an intrusion and the hammer came down to clean it up.
Others have suggested its just OPSEC for upcoming operations.
Yep... something is about to hit the fan.
I appreciate you being honest with me so I know that I shouldn't take any of your posts seriously.
So sorry you have to take this tack. If you're humor impaired, then dont tangle with me. Some of us are trying to enjoy life. If that bothers you, then I don't want to hear it.
Now, when did Karl Rove give you permission to speak?
"Just Iranians doing the jobs Iraqis won't do."
I don't know whether to laugh or cry.....
My first question is: Why didn't the Brits light them up? Anyone spotted coming in from Iran should immediately have an airstrike called down on them.
"If that is the case. The United States of America is finished."
Nah, the USA is stronger than any venomous harradin like Hillary.
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