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Kneecap dislocation occurs when the triangle-shaped bone covering the knee (patella) moves or slides out of place. The problem usually occurs toward the outside of the leg.
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Prior to the Class 3A state tournament, Thomas More Prep-Marian boys' golf coach Bryan VonFeldt said the field was wide open this year.
VonFeldt thought his squad had a shot to vie for a state trophy, so when his squad left with one, he said it seemed strange he felt disappointed.
However, that was the case Monday when the Monarchs fell just short of the school's first state championship.
TMP finished second with a team score of 339 at Spring Creek Golf Course in Seneca. Sabetha won the 3A title with a 336.
Phillipsburg's Kyle Hoover won the individidual title with a 74. Phillipsburg was fifth as a team with a 348.
"We thought until the last couple scores came in we thought we were going to win," VonFeldt said. "We were kind of disappointed, but you can't be upset with second place."
TMP got a strong performance out of its top player, senior Kade Megaffin, and a surprising performance from one of its fringe scorers, senior Garrett Stoecklein.
Megaffin tied for 12th with an 81, and Stoecklein, who typically shoots in the 90s or high 80s, tied for 19th with an 83.
Both earned all-state honors.
"The round of the year was shot by Garrett Stoecklein," VonFeldt said. "... That saved us."
Megaffin could have placed even higher if he would have finished stronger. He shot 38 on the front nine and 43 on the back nine.
"He was fairly disappointed just because he shot 38 on the front, which was two over, playing pretty well," VonFeldt said. "He just struggled on the back side."
TMP sophomore Max Megaffin and freshman Hayden Rohr carded scores of 87 and 88 to tie for 34th and 39th, respectively, and rounded out the team score.
Other varsity performers included sophomore Lane Fisher (T-60th, 95) and senior Kade Schmidt (T-94th, 111).
VonFeldt said his team was capable of shooting better scores, which was disappointing, but judging off the other team's scores there, he said that might have been a common assessment by other coaches.
"Obviously, we think we could have played a little bit better, but probably the two or three teams that were close to us probably thought the exact same thing," VonFeldt said.
It was VonFeldt's first state trophy in his six years at the helm of the club. TMP qualified for the previous two tournaments and placed fifth and ninth.
"It's good to at least have some hardware coming back our direction," he said.
VonFeldt said Monday's finish should energize the program for the future and raise the golfers' expectations.
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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College faculty and students from the Mathematics and Computer Science Department hosted a high school programming contest on Oct. 8.
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Associate Professor of Computer Science Dr. David Shaffer assisted Bonomo. Shaffer, who has been with Westminster since 2000, earned an undergraduate degree from Stevens Institute of Technology and Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh.
The following computer science students also assisted during the contest: Peter Barber, Anthony Caratelli, and Ryen Wilkins.
Caratelli, a senior computer science major, is a son of Arthur and Lesa Caratelli of Darlington and a graduate of Blackhawk High School.
Barber, a junior computer science major, is a son of Robert and Lisa Barber of New Castle and a graduate of Mohawk Area High School.
Wilkins, a senior computer science major, is a son of Barbara Natale and Victor Wilkins of New Castle and a graduate of Mohawk Area High School.
The participating teams were from Blackhawk High School and North Allegheny High School. The teams consisted of three to four high students each, who worked for two and a half hours on six computer programming problems. Students submitted solutions and received feedback from the judges electronically, while an electronic score sheet displayed updated results throughout the contest. Blackhawk Team 1 won the contest, while North Allegheny teams took second and third.
Contact Bonomo at (724) 946-7287 or email for additional information.
More information about the contest can also be found here.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 377 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 41 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.
Dr. John Bonomo, associate professor of computer science
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Intermon Oxfam: The Conflict Between Efficiency and Values
Alfred Vernis, Angel Saz-Carranza
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Intermon Oxfam is a Spanish nongovernment organization that is almost 50 years old. Explains the tensions that arose during its growth--in a short time going from lending support to Jesuit missionaries in the Third World to being one of the leading development NGOs in Spain, integrated within one of the most important international NGO groups: Oxfam. Provides the opportunity to review the history of the organization, analyze its governing body (the board of trustees) and human resources and volunteer policies, and gain exposure to its mission and culture in order to choose a candidate for a position on the management team.
learning objective:
To introduce the complexities involved in managing a nonprofit organization and, more specifically, the importance of making decisions for the organization without overlooking organizational values and mission.
subjects covered:
Board of directors; Mission statements; Nongovernmental organizations; Productivity; Values
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Shopping in Vienna - Impressions
Shopping in Vienna, Our Recommendations
Vienna's hippest shopping street is probably the Mariahilfer Straße, which runs from downtown out to the Westbahnhof railway station.
Here visitors are drawn by hundreds of shops offering fashions, jewelry, accessories and so much more.
Only a five-minute walk from Small Luxury Hotel Das Tyrol is the Naschmarkt, located between the Rechte and Linke Wienzeile, undoubtedly one of Vienna's more exotic markets. The ideal spot to take a stroll punctuated by a snack, a leisurely meal or perhaps simply an espresso. And on Saturdays, the flea market is a paradise for curiosity collectors and souvenir hunters ...
Shopping in Downtown Vienna
UNESCO has declared downtown Vienna a World Cultural Heritage Site. Which puts St. Stephen's Cathedral, Hofburg Palace etc. amongst the 700 most outstanding cultural and natural monuments in the world today.
And as you get to know the unique cultural history of our beautiful city, you will see that we also place great value in our own unique lifestyle. When it comes to shopping, too, you will find plenty to brighten your heart and captivate your mind!
In the Old City, along the Kärntner Straße, Graben and Kohlmarkt, you will discover a wonderful concentration of exquisite shops, jewelers and perfumeries.
We would like to take this opportunity to give you a few shopping tips and recommendations for your visit to Vienna:
Haute Couture:
Fürnkranz und Couture 39, Herrnhuter-Haus, Neuer Markt 17, 1010 Vienna
Mühlbauer Hut und Mode, Franz-Josefs-Kai 15, 1010 Vienna
Handbags, Shoes, Accessories:
Prim Rose, Luxury Shoes & Accessories, Spiegelgasse 13, 1010 Vienna
R. Horn, Bräunerstrasse7, 1010 Vienna
Susanne Kitz, bags, jewelry, Trauttmansdorffgasse 38, 1010 Vienna
Schuhmann, Herrengasse 14, Palais Ferstel, 1010 Vienna
d'Ambrosio, Bauernmarkt 1A, Jasomirgottstrasse 4, Graben 7, Kärntner Strasse 29-31, 1010 Vienna
Brillen Hartmann Brilliance, Singerstrasse 8 (Liliengasse entrance), 1010 Vienna
Brillen.Manufaktur, Neubaugasse 18, 1070 Vienna
Swarovski Crystal Worlds Vienna, Kärntner Strasse 24, 1010 Vienna
Original Wiener Schneekugeln, Schumanngasse 87, 1170 Vienna
wieWien - Vienna Concept, Kettenbrückengasse 5, 1050 Vienna
MQ-Point, shop in the MuseumsQuartier, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna
Austria Corner Amadeus, Augustinerstrasse 12, 1010 Vienna
Anna Stein, Kettenbrückengasse 21, 1050 Vienna
Manner Shop, sweet souvenirs, Stephansplatz 7, 1010 Vienna
Custom Tailoring & Shoes:
Maßschneiderei H. & R. Netousek, Gumpendorferstrasse 17, 1060 Vienna
Ludwig Reiter Maßschuhe, Mölkersteig 1, 1010 Vienna
Materna Maßschuhe, Mahlerstrasse 5, 1010 Vienna
Shoemaker Maftei, Postgasse 11, 1010 Vienna
Rudolf Scheer & Söhne, custom shoes, Bräunerstraße 4, 1010 Vienna
R. Mörtz, custom shoes, specialist in hiking and mountaineering footwear, Windmühlgasse 9, 1060 Vienna
Children's Fashions & Shoes:
Kidsfloor at Kaufhaus Steffl, 4th floor "Kidsfloor", Kärntner Strasse 19, 1010 Vienna
Kober Spielwaren, Graben 14-15, 1010 Vienna
Kinderschuhe Le Petit Chou, Kühfussgasse 2 and Kaufhaus Steffl, 4th floor, 1010 Vienna
Austrian Folk- & Knitwear:
Loden Plankl, Michaelaplatz 6, 1010 Vienna
Dr. Haider-Petkov, knitwear, Kohlmarkt 11 and Wollzeile 6, 1010 Vienna
Exclusive Furnishings & Decor:
Quas, Gumpendorferstrasse 16, 1060 Vienna
Franz Wittmann Möbelwerkstätten, Friedrichstraße 10, 1010 Vienna
Backhausen, Schwarzenbergstrasse 10, 1010 Vienna
Evamaria Thonet bei Steinwender, Tuchlauben 20. 1010 Vienna
Galeri Habari, Best of Africa, lifestyle accessories, Theobaldgasse 16, 1060 Vienna
Die Glasfabrik, antiquities from 1670 to 1970, antiques, cultural objects, Lorenz-Mandl-Gasse 25, 1160 Vienna
Art Galleries:
Galerie Kovacek, Spiegelgasse 12, 1010 Vienna
Galerie Kovacek & Zetter, Stallburggasse 2, 1010 Vienna
Galerie Frey, Gluckgasse 3, 1010 Vienna
Suppan Fine Arts, Palais Coburg, Seilerstätte 3 and Habsburgergasse 5, 1010 Vienna
Viennese Confections:
Dehmel, Kohlmarkt 14, 1010 Vienna
Sacher, Philharmonikerstrasse 4, 1010 Vienna - home of the original Vienna Sachertorte!
Confiserie Altmann & Kühne, Am Graben 30, 1010 Vienna
Xocolat, Freyung 2, in the passageway of Palais Ferstel, 1010 Vienna
Fruth, Kettenbrückengasse 20, 1040 Vienna
Luxury Labels - second hand:
First & Second Hand Brigitte Slar, 1010 Vienna, Tegetthoffstrasse 3
FF second hand, 1010 Vienna, Krugerstrasse 10
More Trendy Shopping Tips:
Babette's, Spice & books for cooks, hundreds of cookbooks in German and English, Schleifühlgasse 17, 1040 Vienna
Gegenbauer Essig, sour can bring a smile to your face, too! All types of vinegar from their own brewery, Naschmarkt / stands 111-114, 1040 Vienna
Lederleitner, cut flowers, potted plants, lifestyle accessories, in the former Vienna stock exchange, Schottenring 16, 1010 Vienna
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Effective Communication in 140 Characters or Less
Blogs, colocation, Marketing, Public Relations, Telco 2.0, Telecom, Telecommunications, Uncategorized, Virtualization, Web 2.0 January 11th, 2009I find myself increasingly learning of the world's news by reading them communicated in 140 characters or less. It is fascinating to be able to understand information communicated with such few characters and with the ability to provide readers with links that are reduced in length through services such as TINY URL.
This is actually a fascinating way to communicate information.
If you haven't figured out what I'm talking about, then you haven't joined the revolution. Twitter is the not so new phenomenon that is making headline news about its unique way that users can communicate; effectively, efficiently and sometimes quite silly.
Since on Twitter you can choose who to follow, for the most part without worrying if they will accept you or not, whatever topics interest you, and ones that they 'tweet' about are posted for you to see. If it's global news that interests you, follow @CNN; if it's the war in Israel, follow the @IsraelConsulate, general news in the US, for instance to find out that Obama is eyeing a Labradoodle or Portuguese water dog as the White House's new dog, follow @GoogleNewsUS.
Many people you may choose to follow could potentially also 'tweet' about the hot topic of the day, acting as your remote eyes and ears to news channels, award shows and even elections. During the airing of the Golden Globes on January 11, 2009 many different 'conversations' about who won which award were 'tweeted' which opened up discussion among followers to comment and share their views. The same thing happened during the ground-breaking election of 2008, when Obama was expected to win, the twitter boards were ablaze in pronouncement and announcements of the latest news based on information posted from the major news networks.
As a public relations professional, I choose to follow a whole gamut of people, primarily those that post general news, news about the Telecom industry (which is my specialty) or those that write about the industry or technology. It is phenomenal to hear the everyday voice of the journalists and industry pundits that write about my clients and other companies in the industry. I feel like I have a deeper connection to them, simply knowing that they like cats or 24 the TV show or like to watch programs like the Golden Globes. It's also the place where industry folk feel each other out, posting Blogs for the first time to measure user interest, response. Also Tweeter is a place to share links to a journalists work, colleagues work or to promote trending topics – in my world they happen to be colocation, web hosting, virtualization, cloud computing and more.
Another way Twitter is interesting is the ability to 'retweet' other user comments, to help them get their message out because it's one you support, believe in or just found interesting.
I think Twitter is a power tool for communicating relevant and interesting information. The more my user base expands the greater my reach becomes. Just recently I wrote up a press coverage report for one of my clients and calculated that my social media reach was more than 3 times as extensive as the measured wire service views of the release, and since for the most part, people follow me because they want to hear what I have to say, the 'hit' ratio of relevancy on my social media targets are much higher than those on the wires.
Let's help each other out – share our news and keep abreast of what is happening, locally and globally. And don't forget to follow me on Twitter @ilissanyc, there's a good chance, I will follow you back.
I know I haven't covered all of what Twitter can do, so I would love to hear your thoughts.
Ilissa Miller is Executive Vice President of Jaymie Scotto & Associates, a PR and Marketing firm for the Telecom Industry.
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ADOPTED Lens Case for iPhone 5
ADOPTED Lens Case for iPhone 5
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The ADOPTED Lens case surrounds your iPhone 5 in hand-polished, precision-crafted beauty. It's a perfect tribute to the iPhone 5 and a celebration of your own style. Easy clip-on installation, flash ring, and open access to all ports and buttons make the Lens case comfortably functional. ADOPTED's eye for detail and design make it clearly distinctive.
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Best clear case ever
I have had exclusively iPhones since the 3GS and I have had TONS of different cases. Since my first one, my case philosophy has ev I have had exclusively iPhones since the 3GS and I have had TONS of different cases. Since my first one, my case philosophy has evolved. I started off being all about the otterboxes and such that were bullet proof because of the confidence factor it provided. But me personally I take pretty good care of my phone and it began to feel cumbersome and sometimes flat-out degraded the incredible design and functionality that the apple engineers put so much work into.
So, started scaling back the cases to just an apple bumper and bought insurance instead.
By the time I got my iPhone 5, I had made up my mind that I wasn't even going to have a case because the phone just feel so incredible in your hand.
Fast forward a few weeks, and I was at the apple store buying a case for my wife and I ended up unboxing and trying on EVERY SINGLE case they had in store just to see if I could find something I could stand to use. I'll admit there were a few that had cool ideas but the quality of materials and fit was terrible on all cases (even on the expensive ones). The one beaming exception was the Adopted cases. They may not look that different from the cheaper options but I can attest to the incredible workmanship they have. I ended up buying this clear one for myself, and the white leather/gold one for my wife. Both cases are awesome and bring so much class to the phone without in anyway impeding the apple designers' intent or functionality of the phone. If you're like me and were considering not using a case at all or just looking for a quality sleek case I highly recommend this case. Its head and shoulders above all others, its worth the money. …- Written by Lee C from Lincoln
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I bought this case today for my iPhone 5. I've recently used a otterbox which was too bulky and a Speck Candyshell which didn't al I bought this case today for my iPhone 5. I've recently used a otterbox which was too bulky and a Speck Candyshell which didn't allow me to show off my phone. I love the ADOPTED Lens Case for iPhone 5. It was between this case and the incase snap case. After looking at both cases I chose this one because the plastic is a little more solid and a little teeny tiny bit thicker then the incase (in a good way) and it seems like it will provide more protection. I love that its clear so I don't have to hide the beauty of my phone. After looking at reviews and actually trying the cases on in the Apple store I am very satisfied with my choice. …
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Fantastic Case!
Really, really nice. I love the low, sturdy profile and feel. I was wondering if the face-down screen protection would be good a Really, really nice. I love the low, sturdy profile and feel. I was wondering if the face-down screen protection would be good and it is, with the bezel area raised slightly and nicely curved. Overall, I chose this one for noticeable quality differentiators compared with others on the shelf. Love it and my iPhone 5! They're perfect together. …
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Bought this for my 5s, because naturally I wanted to show off the color. There is not enough gap over the screen, so one of my fir Bought this for my 5s, because naturally I wanted to show off the color. There is not enough gap over the screen, so one of my first drops falling off my couch, it hit the floor (which had a small pebble from winter stuff) and screen smashed. Like badly. The back of this protecter fades and scratches easily too. 1 week after I had it, it looked 1 year old - and I'm not usually rough with my iphones.
So now I'm with Tech21 today and hopefully its better. Not sure where good reviews came from this case, but it just gave me headaches and wallet aches. …- Written by CARLOS D from MONTREAL
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This case does not protect your expensive iPhone. One drop, the case broke and the iPhone glass was shattered. Don't buy!
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Good clear case to show off iphone
Was looking for a clear case to show off my new iphone 5s champagne backing. Only had it for a few days but I am very impressed. Was looking for a clear case to show off my new iphone 5s champagne backing. Only had it for a few days but I am very impressed.
Fits very well
Feels very good in the hand. Easier to hold the iphone than without a case
Light - does not add weight to the phone at all
Easy access to all buttons and ports
Shows off the backing of iphone, as well as side of phone
Slippery - when holding it, sometimes feel like it might slip out of my hand. Wish there was some rubber to make it feel more stable
Plastic might, in time, start to scratch
Not a drop protective case
So far im impressed with this simple, light case. If looking to show off iphone and a case that will make your iphone feel comfortable in your hands, i highly recommend this one. …- Written by Ryan R from Kailua
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Look how clean and organized it is already.
Oh wait. Maybe not. There is still much to go through and reorganize before things are functional, let alone pretty. But fortunately the process is fun.
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how great! those shelves are amazing! i often think i need to do something about the upstairs location of my sewing room...but its always the clutter that i worry about bringing it downstairs...no where to hide anything!
Very nice! Love those big cabinets! It is so inspiring to get everything organized~ I imagine great things coming from this room! :-)
Bwahaha, love that quote! Have fun with the room swap/tidy. I did something along those lines at New Year, and my sewing has come along much better since :o)
Muitas inspirações esperamos deste novo espaço,armários e prateleiras sempre são poucos para n´s,não??Deus abençoe,beijos.
I love those shelves! My current space is an unworkable mess ... if I get somewhat organized, I may have to treat myself to some built in storage (looks like something I saw at ikea recently)
Ah, there's nothing like having a beautiful space of your own to create in! Enjoy!
It will be awesome when you're finished! It actually looks pretty awesome right now. Great space. Love the glass doors.
You mean not everyone has stashes of fabric? Oh. A quilter in the craft store told me that whomever dies with the most fabric wins. I just assumed that meant we were to stockpile like made whenever possible. At least you've given me a great idea on how to store it! I love the glass cabinets so you can see the colors! Awesome!
Can we ever have enough fabric?
Hey! That's what I'm doing today, too! I love that your shelves have glass doors! So nice! I'm looking forward to the "after" pictures! Keep up the good work! :o)
LOL...that quote must've been written about my kids! Love the shelves in your new space...someday I too will have a sewing room all to myself.
That is really great that you will be on the same level as all the action!:) Just off the kitchen AND the stairs is a great place to be!!
The in-laws moved yet?
I don't believe you can have too much fabric....the problem is too little shelving. I'm constantly re-organizing mine. This spot should work much better for you.
Haha, love the quote - it rings so true! I hope you enjoy your new sewing space.
That location sounds great! My sewing room is on the third floor of our house- which is a nice getaway on the weekend when my husband is there to watch my daughter, but impossible to use during the week unless she is napping!
Yes! They are from Ikea! (Good eyes.) I meant to mention that in the post. Thanks!
I love those cabinets!! You don't have too much fabric. I do. That's why I'm not in my right mind. Going down hill quick. Your room will be so pretty. Thanks for sharing with us.
I love the quote! It's hilarious and true! Love all the pictures of all the pretty fabric!
I am not gonna lie...I am jealous!!! I would love to have a sewing room. Looks like yours is coming along nicely! Enjoy! :)
Thank you for sharing those pictures of your lovely fabric. My hubby used to say I had too much, but I just show him photos like this now and he shuts up! :) Re the sewing machine; I have a Pfaff 2020 which was recommended to me for the dual feed. It really does make a difference, especially when quilting.
That space is going to be amazing and you will create even more wonderful things there. Those cabinets are to die for. I'm jealous.
My hubby has no idea how much fabric I have. He doesn't look, but it isn't nearly that much so I don't feel bad.
We recently got rid of the guest bed so I can put my sewing table and cutting table in the same room. We decided the inflatable double high beds are comfortable enough since we only have guest maybe 4 to 6 days a year. It is way down in the basement several turns away but that make's it quieter down there :) and I can still use my baby monitor if I need to.
And a window!! bonus! What a fantastic space!
Your space is so nice. My family calls my room "Mom's little room of sin" I too am working on decluttering my room this week. The hardest part for me is not jumping right up and working with the cute fabric I am folding at the time!! So much fabric so little time.
Love your new space! Those cabinets are awesome! Perfect for fabric...and who cares if you have a lot, we all understand the obsession!!
And you have a great sewing room in the works!
The new sewing room is going to be awesome, I am sure. Have fun with it! I agree that quilters really do need all that fabric. It's what keeps us going.
Is it bad that I just want to jump around in all that lovely sewing stuff?!! But that would mess up your organizing so I'll leave you to it and look forward to the pictures! I am wondering why you were sewing in the corner of the basement when those lovely shelves were clearly crying out to be filled with fabric?!! :)
I too love your cabinets!!!! I don't think you have too much fabric at all!!! You should come to my house....that that my dear is almost too much fabric!!! Almost!!lol
lucky you. and i love the shelves too! they are perfect!
I so get you on the neighbor thing! Mine stayed hidden for so long, until our basement flooded and I had to have guys come in and move my giant sewing machines. Now people in the neighborhood shop in my fabric collection since we're so far away from any stores.
It's so nice to see how a "real" stitcher lives. Not every sewing/craft room looks like a stylized photo shoot!
And I so appreciated the sewing machine comments, it gives me a much better idea of what I should do :)
The room looks awesome! I Like having a place that's close but still seperate, even though my daughter is grown.
Ohh...I so envy this space Amy! I love the shelving, that looks so perfect for fabrics. I am trying to ignore the mess (fabrics, ribbons, bead and so forth) behind me as I type this comment. :)


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courtesy photo by Tracy Neuville With Ryan Tapscott (55) and Tyler Neuville (68) doing the blocking, Alex Shain picks up a substantial gain in a regular game earlier in the season. Shain scored 28 touchdowns for the Spartans this year.
SANFORD—There were no surprises in the final Sanford High football stats, tabulated by Autumn Wilkins and released last week. Alex Shain led in five offensive categories, including a possible Sanford High record 28 touchdowns, and Colby Perigo led in four defensive categories.Shain also led the team in carries with 201, yards gained rushing with 1426, yards gained on pass receptions with 121, and kick return yards with 371. Perigo led by a wide margin in each defensive category. He led in solo tackles with 59, in assisted tackles with 47, in sacks with five, and in tackle points with 173.Getting back to offensive stats, Josh Schroder was second on the team in carries with 86, in yards gained rushing with 457 and in yards gained on pass receptions with 114. Slade Watson was second on the team in kick returns with 141 yards and was third in yards gained rushing with 136. Quarterback Cody Mooney, who completed 33 passes for a total of 326 yards and two touchdowns, was fourth in yards gained rushing with 108 followed by Jake Dexter, fifth with a total of 50 yards gained. John Morgan was third in pass receptions with 49 yards on seven catches while Dexter caught three for 25 yards and returned two kicks for 60 yards, while Tyler Flayhan caught two for 19 yards and a touchdown. Flayhan kicked 15 of 22 extra points and also booted a pair of field goals, one for 27 yards and one for 25.Ethan Gouin kicked off 44 times for a total of 1628 yards and punted 33 times for 1090 yards.Defensively, Dexter was second in tackle points with 106 followed by Shain with 104, Thom Hudson with 97, Schroder with 95 and Gouin with 85. Rounding out the top 10 were Slade Watson with 77, Tyler Flayhan with 66, Chase Smith-Roberts with 65 and Jed Scott with 60.Shain was second behind Perigo in solo tackles with 43 followed by Schroder and Dexter with 35 each, Hudson with 33, Watson with 27, Smith-Roberts with 24, and Flayhan with 23.Dexter was second to Perigo in assisted tackles with 36, followed by Hudson with 28, Schroder with 25, and Gouin, Watson and Jed Scott with 22 apiece.In the forced turnover category, Mooney had three pass interceptions and a fumble recovery, Schroder had a pass interception, two fumble recoveries and four forced fumbles, while Gouin had two fumble recoveries and a pass interception. Dexter had two fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles, with Flayhan adding two interceptions. Zack Fulton had a fumble recovery and a forced fumble, and Shain had a blocked kick and an interception.Also creating turnovers were Peyton Wiegand, Joe Lewis and Justin Roberge with fumbles recoveries, Tyler Neuville and Tyler Ferland with forced fumbles, John Morgan with an interception and Perigo with a blocked kick.


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It's no wonder kids love bubbles – they sparkle, float and are so much fun to pop. Our mini shooter is easy to use and sprays continuous streams of bubbles for endless entertainment.
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In 2002, Apax Partners had to decide whether to accept a less-than-perfect offer for one of its portfolio companies or to refinance it. This company, a maker of paper industry consumables with a global presence, had been purchased in 1999 and performed extremely well since then. Despite being a solid, cash-generative operation, it didn't excite a lot of interest in the market. An early exit at a good multiple would be helpful for Apax's current fund and future fund-raising efforts, whereas refinancing would allow Apax to take some money off the table and share in future upsides. Which is the better choice?
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Decision making; Financing; Leveraged buyouts; Multinational corporations
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Why I DO care that Community is coming back
(Lainey: Click here for Maria's article yesterday about not being a fan of Community. Today it's the counterpoint courtesy of Sarah.) This is me electrically waving at new LaineyGossip contributor Maria and promptly picking a fight with her. BECAUSE THAT'S HOW I ROLL, BOO. Full Story
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(Lainey: a couple of weeks ago, Maria emailed me to say she didn't give a sh-t about Community and whether or not it would get renewed. Finally! Someone else who isn't member of the Community Fan Club. Oh I hear you smart comedy people who KNOW comedy - we don't KNOW and our failure to appreciate the show speaks to that which is deficient in our souls. Full Story


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2014 marked the quiet demise worldwide of the traditional points system for selecting skilled immigrants. Canada, which in 1969 invented the points system, in 2015 will join other countries in adopting a hybrid system that places more emphasis on a demand-driven system. This article examines how following the economic crisis, governments have revamped, hybridized, or ended such programs.
Recent surges in the arrival of unauthorized migrants with possible humanitarian claims have prompted the United States and the European Union to consider in-country and offshore processing for some refugee and asylum applications. As this article explores, some of the questions raised about the feasibility of such programs include their consistency with humanitarian law and their effectiveness in reducing unwanted entries.
Drawing on a case study of two Hmong refugee populations from Laos that were resettled in a major Texas city and a German village, this article explores the different approaches to immigrant integration found in the United States and Germany as well as the outcomes for the Hmong and their sense of belonging in their new communities.
Turkey's migration identity has shifted from being principally a country of emigration and transit to becoming a destination for immigrants and people fleeing conflict. In response, Turkish policymakers recently enacted a comprehensive migration and asylum law that took effect in April 2014. This article examines the new law, which is intended as a significant step toward managing both legal and irregular migration to Turkey, including humanitarian migration.
This article explores the underlying causes of the May 2013 riots across several Stockholm suburbs that have high proportions of foreign-born residents, and asks whether rapid increases in the size of Sweden's immigrant population or the government's integration efforts played a central role.
This panel discussion focuses on the circulation of skilled immigrant professionals and the recognition of foreign qualifications in the United States and Europe.
A discussion with Dr. Noppawan Tanpipat, Vice President, National Science and Technology Development Agency; Frank Laczko, Head, Migration Research Division, IOM; Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias, Regional Research Officer, IOM, and Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute (MPI); and Kathleen Newland, Director of Migrants, Migration, and Development, Migration Policy Institute (MPI).
This discussion highlights the best practices and experiences of different countries in engaging and maximizing the contributions that diasporas can and do make to the development of their country of origin, and more broadly the experience of policymakers in both sending and receiving countries and the related challenges and opportunities they face.
The launch of the Diaspora handbook and a joint panel discussion that explored the opportunities and challenges that governments face when developing strategies to engage diaspora populations.
A discussion with Rosario Farmhouse, Alejandro Mayorkas, Jasenko Selimovic, Peter Sylvester, and Demetrios G. Papademetriou, MPI President.
The Chair of the Global Forum on Migration and Development, along with the Special Advisor to the UN Special Representative for International Migration discuss what is expected from The UN High-Level Dialogue on Migration and Development in October 2013 and what impact it may have on the Global Forum on Migration and Development.
This MPI event discussed the Dutch model for fighting human trafficking and the strategic and operational dilemmas that public prosecutors in the Netherlands face.
How the anti-immigrant political movement and rancorous debates surrounding immigration will impact countries' ability to build strong economies and vibrant, diverse societies is yet to be determined. This discussion focuses on the factors and players that contribute to this environment, an analysis on the current situation in both Europe and the United States, and a discussion on its implications for community cohesion and national identity in European countries and the United States.
A discussion with Dr. Noppawan Tanpipat, Vice President, National Science and Technology Development Agency; Frank Laczko, Head, Migration Research Division, IOM; Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias, Regional Research Officer, IOM, and Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute (MPI); and Kathleen Newland, Director of Migrants, Migration, and Development, Migration Policy Institute (MPI).
This discussion highlights the best practices and experiences of different countries in engaging and maximizing the contributions that diasporas can and do make to the development of their country of origin, and more broadly the experience of policymakers in both sending and receiving countries and the related challenges and opportunities they face.
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This report is the final one in an MPI-International Labour Office series that examines the employment prospects of migrants in the EU (focusing on the case-study countries of the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom), as well as the effectiveness of integration and workforce development policies in helping these workers overcome barriers and ascend out of low-skilled work.
It is crucial for children of migrant background in Europe to become proficient in their host country's main language of instruction. This MPI Europe policy brief provides key points and good practice examples on what comprehensive language support in Europe might look like.
For children of migrant background, school quality is critical to ensuring academic success. This MPI Europe policy brief examines how European policymakers can support school quality in four key areas: language diversity, the learning environment, social psychology and acculturation, and community connections.
Mentoring programs can target many core needs of children with an immigrant background that schools are not equipped to address, by providing specific and personalized support on the road to academic success. This policy brief prepared for the SIRIUS Network explores how European Union policymakers can make mentoring projects an integral part of the educational landscape at the EU level.
Whilst many European countries have well-established education systems, children with a migrant background are disproportionately among the underperformers and face a number of critical education needs that mainstream education policy does not currently meet. This policy brief prepared for the SIRIUS Network provides an overview of how education policies can be improved for children of migrant background.
Against the backdrop of an aging population and shrinking labor force, German policymakers have been giving greater priority to policies that ensure that immigrants are able to make their way into middle-skilled work. This report assesses recent policy developments designed to facilitate the labor market advancement of new arrivals in Germany.
A discussion on the extraordinary boom in investor immigration, including the rapidly expanding EB-5 visa in the United States, Malta's controversial "cash for citizenship" policy and a host of programs across Europe and the Caribbean.
The economic crisis of 2008 hit Spain with a disproportionate effect on those in temporary work, revealing underlying gaps in the policy framework meant to support the inclusion of both immigrants and other vulnerable individuals in the Spanish labor market. This report assesses how well recent reforms are filling these gaps and helping immigrants and other disadvantaged workers move into middle-skilled jobs.


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One theory I've found particularly interesting is the one that what we call "The Grim Reaper" comes from Bubonic Plague era ETs wearing cloaks and waves scythe-like object to spread the disease. It's said that people could see clouds of mist when these strangers appear.
Another is that Noah's Ark served as a DNA bank to preserve animal species because otherwise the flood reported by many cultures would at least endanger if not eliminate them.
Then there's the texts from India the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Both depict Humanoid blue skinned beings. If they were in fact ETs then this could explain being made in another's image. The Anunnaki stories said early Humans were genetically altered to a form suited to gold mining.
I'm quite interested in reading what others think of these and hope that new theories will be posted. So let's get think'n.


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quote:It might have been nice, Garrison thinks, if Downing had apologized, the way the blond girl in that video did, the day before the trial in the DA's office. Ellen Cassin saw Garrison, came right up to him and said she was sorry, nothing more.
quote:Also he is lucky the victim didn't file a civil suit against him
quote:Am I the only one who found it weird that 3 different bama guys reached for their cock n balls when they saw a passed out man?
quote:Civil suit was filed against Downing and Krystal, fyi.
quote:Several months and he couldn't be a man and pick up the phone to say he's sorry?
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Stroke victims delay crucial treatment
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CNN — Despite public outreach campaigns, a third of all stroke patients don't call an ambulance to get them to the hospital, leaving them vulnerable to delayed treatment and worse outcomes, according to a new study published in the journal Circulation.
The authors analyzed data on more than 204,000 patients, seen at 1,563 U.S. hospitals between 2003 and 2010. Patients who arrived by ambulance were about twice as likely to arrive at a hospital quickly, and were about 50 percent more likely to receive intravenous TPA -- a clot-busting drug -- within the recommended three-hour window, when it's most effective.
"Time is the essence," said Dr. O. James Ekundayo, the study's lead author and an assistant professor at Meharry Medical College in Nashville. "The earlier to the hospital, the better -- the earlier you're evaluated and given treatment."
"Time is brain," adds Dr. Carolyn Brockington, director of the Stroke Center at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital in New York. She says about 85 percent of strokes are caused by a blockage in a blood vessel in the brain, which TPA can help unclog.
"People need to understand that every moment the brain is not getting enough blood flow, is producing an irreversible injury," Brockington says. Depending where that is in the brain, it could be establishing a permanent disability."
Younger stroke patients and ethnic minorities are less likely than others to call an ambulance, the study found. Interestingly, the same is true for patients with private insurance, who called emergency services less often than patients on Medicare or Medicaid; they even called less than patients with no insurance. Ekundayo says patients with some insurance plans might be reluctant to call 911, for fear of incurring high out-of-pocket costs.
Brockington says there's also an element of denial. "Stroke is scary. People will tell you, 'Oh, I thought I slept on my arm wrong,' or 'I thought I had a headache because I was just in an argument.' But when you ask them later, 'Did you really think that?' They'll say 'No, not really.' They knew something was wrong, but they just didn't want to hit the panic button."
While it's jarring that many people don't call for help, awareness actually seems to be improving: previous studies found that only half of stroke patients came to the hospital by ambulance.
Dr. Marilyn Rymer, a stroke specialist in Kansas City, says the news is mixed. "After all these years, you'd think we'd have the message out, but we really don't." Rymer is medical director for St. Luke's Neuroscience Institute, a specialty stroke center which serves patients within a 200-mile radius. She says about 85 percent of those patients arrive by ambulance or helicopter. The hospital has raised awareness by inviting volunteer firefighters and other EMS providers to presentations on stroke care, she says. "It's an organic learning process."
One challenge, says Rymer, is that many people who suffer a stroke don't realize what's happening. "The brain is the affected organ, so you're not processing things normally." For this reason, she says, it's important that people be alert to signs of stroke in friends and family members.
The American Stroke Association promotes a "F.A.S.T." checklist, to recognize common symptoms:
- Face Drooping. Does one side of the face droop, or is it numb?
- Arm Weakness. If a person tries to raise both arms, does one drift downward?
- Speech Difficulty. Is speech slurred, or hard to understand?
- Time to call 911.
Other symptoms include sudden numbness or weakness in a leg, sudden trouble seeing out of one or both eyes, dizziness, confused behavior and sudden severe headache with no apparent cause.
The ASA says you should call 911 even if the symptoms go away before you get to a phone.


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What's the interest with social network Pinterest?
By Tim Gibbon
For many, visual and photo sharing site Pinterest has just burst onto the social networking scene, reportedly building a 13 million user base in the last 10 months. But in reality, it's been enjoying a loyal and growing following for quite some time. In the spirit of comparison, Visual.ly has created a Pinterest USA vs. UK infographic.


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When couples acknowledge that they are experiencing a crisis in their relationship, or a disconnect in how they envisioned their life together, they can begin to understand their feelings and cope with them in healthy ways.
USU offers grief hotline for pet owners
Mike Anderson |
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Veterinary science students at Utah State University are now answering the calls of grieving pet owners who need someone to talk to.
Family celebrating one-month birthdays of identical triplets
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A suburban Detroit couple who have two older children are adjusting to life after becoming parents to identical triplets — a multiple birth that's rare.
Rare birth: Baby born completely encased in amniotic sac
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We all know that every baby is special, but Silas Philips pulled off a rare feat right out of the womb.
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Studies of baby animals have long suggested that going under anesthesia can have some harmful effects on a developing brain. Now some scientists want to find out whether those same drugs may pose subtle risks for human babies and toddlers.
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"DuckTales" (oooh oooh!) is coming back to TV. Disney Channel announced on Wednesday that the beloved late '80s animated series will be returning to TV in 2017 with all new adventures on its teen-orientated channel, Disney XD.
Measles outbreak in Utah declared over
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After nearly two months the measles outbreak in Utah has ended.
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Police: Bus aide stole lunch money, food from preschoolers
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The Internet should add convenience, not headaches. From step-by-step instructions to helpful tips, we'll help you install your equipment, troubleshoot problems, and get the most out of your online experience – minus the migraine.
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Learn about Cox Anti-Virus Protection.
Need to learn more about the Cox network-based anti-virus service? It's designed to further combat the spread of viruses through email. This service is free to all Cox High-speed Internet customers, and is automatically activated. Anti-Virus Protection will scan all inbound and outbound email messages, and no customer configuration is necessary.
Anti-Virus Protection scans all incoming and outgoing email and is compatible with any email software, as well as both Windows and Mac operating systems.
The following frequently-asked questions will assist in answering some of the most common questions.
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- All messages sent to Cox customer email accounts on the cox.net domain, meaning email addresses ending in @cox.net, are checked for viruses before being delivered to the customer inbox or WebMail.
- If a known virus is detected within an email, the service removes the infected attachment. The rest of the message is then delivered along with a notification stating the infected attachment was removed.
- If an infected attachment is detected but cannot be removed, the service deletes the entire email message and sends a notification explaining the email was removed. The email notification message is sent from the Cox Virus Monitor.
- If an outgoing email message contains a virus-infected attachment, the message will not be delivered. This will help prevent spreading the virus to friends and family. The customer is notified that the email message was not sent to its destination.
Cox does not read customer email messages. This automated solution only detects known viruses.
Although the new Cox Anti-Virus Protection provides protection against viruses transmitted by email, we still recommend the use of anti-virus software on customer computers. This will protect them from viruses transmitted through Internet sites, Internet downloads, discs, portable drives, and other mechanisms through which viruses spread.
Note: Anti-Virus Protection does not prevent downloading of virus-infected files, nor will it remove viruses already present on a customer computer.
Visit the Anti-Virus Resource Center. This support page provides additional, detailed information on Anti-Virus Protection and tips for minimizing viruses on customer computers.
Viruses are not only designed to infect a computer, but to spread to other computers. Some viruses read customer email address books and email the virus to everyone in the address book. Other viruses attach to every outgoing email. To help avoid receiving a virus, note the following:
- Do not open any email attachment if the sender is unknown, or if the message text or attachment name seems odd.
- Scan all attachments and files received using an anti-virus program which has been updated with current virus definitions.
- Do not download from unfamiliar sites or sites which may be questionable.
Customers should consider Cox Anti-Virus Protection a complimentary service to their existing PC-based anti-virus solution.
Cox has taken steps to address the issue of spam and how to prevent it through the following measures:
- Protecting privacy - Cox does not sell customer email addresses. We value our customers, and their privacy is important to us.
- Blocking known viruses - The Atlanta Abuse Team monitors the network daily for any signs of viruses. When a new virus is detected, the Abuse Team immediately looks at implementing filters on our servers to prevent the spread of the virus.
- Monitoring the network - If a virus is detected within the high-speed Internet network, the Atlanta Abuse Team scans the network for customers that are possibly infected. If an infected customer is identified, the Abuse Team temporarily suspends the customer to prevent further spread of the virus, and to protect the customer from becoming a victim of the virus creator.
- Blocking commonly used ports - Filtering port 25 drastically reduces the number of infected emails from customer computers. Cox took this action to ensure that a few bulk emailers, or virus disseminators, did not result in the entire Cox.net domain being blacklisted by other Internet Service Providers (ISP).
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Do as little as possible with the computer, because every action could spread the virus. Immediately update the anti-virus software and run a full virus scan on the computer. Properly updated anti-virus software should remove the infected files.
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text: Ubi-Camera: Frame Photos With Your Hands (Video) Leo Xavier / Friday, March 30, 2012, 6:44 am / No CommentsYou might have seen photographers framing photos with their hands before taking a snap. But with the new prototype shooter dubbed Ubi-Camera, you will be able to use your hands to frame the photo as well as shoot it at the same time. The miniature camera is currently under development at the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences.more → Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged with: camera, displays, fixed focal length, Frame, Hands, infrared, photographers, Photos, range sensor, shutter, Ubi-Camera, video, viewfinders