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What is a Endocrinologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners treat disorders of the internal (endocrine) glands such as the thyroid and adrenal glands. Endocrinology also deals with disorders such as diabetes, metabolic and nutritional disorders, pituitary diseases, and menstrual and sexual problems.
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Saint Paul is the capital and second-most populous city of the U.S. state of Minnesota. The city lies mostly on the north bank of the Mississippi River, downstream of the river's confluence with the Minnesota River, and adjoins Minneapolis, the state's largest city.
Founded near historic Native American settlements as a trading and transportation center, the city rose to prominence when it was named the capital of the Minnesota Territory in 1849. Though Minneapolis is more nationally recognized, Saint Paul contains important institutions and the state's political activity. Regionally, the city is popular for the Xcel Energy Center, home of the Minnesota Wild, and for the Science Museum of Minnesota. As a business hub of the Upper Midwest, it is headquarters for companies such as Ecolab and Lawson Software.
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Tyler Ferguson is back with the Penn State football team and took part in the first practice of training camp Monday, so there will indeed be a quarterback competition between him and prized freshman Christian Hackenberg.
Ferguson had been away from the team for about three weeks as he returned home to California to visit his family, and there had been speculation the sophomore junior college transfer wouldn't return to school. But in a practice highlight video posted at gopsusports.com, Ferguson was shown throwing next to quarterbacks coach Charlie Fisher and taking snaps.
The 6 a.m. practice was for returning players only, while Hackenberg and the other true freshmen practiced separately later Monday evening. The entire team will begin practicing together starting today.
"It felt real good to get back out here with our team, get acclimated," receiver Allen Robinson, speaking in the online video, said of the first practice. "I think as a team we had a pretty good start today."
Penn State practices aren't open to the media, but the video at gopsusports.com provided some notable glimpses to provide updates about ongoing story lines.
Starting running back Zach Zwinak still had his left wrist heavily taped as he took a handoff from Ferguson. Zwinak suffered an injury during the Blue-White Game, and coach Bill O'Brien expects to have him fully healthy by the middle of camp.
Backup running back Bill Belton was shown taking a handoff on the video, which would indicate he has cleared the classwork requirements he had to get taken care of during the summer to be able to play.
The Lions took part in 7-on-7 drills, positional workouts and special teams work during the first practice. They wore shorts and helmets and can't work out in full pads until the sixth preseason practice.
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One police officer reached into the SUV through the driver-side door, trying to turn off the ignition as he squeezed his head between the driver's stomach and the steering wheel.
The other officer opened the passenger-side door, dived into the vehicle and tried to turn off the ignition, with his legs sticking out that door, authorities say.
Both officers then sensed the driver putting the sport utility vehicle in gear and stepping on the gas, in an attempt to flee in a Thursday night tragedy that ultimately claimed two lives near Martin Luther King Park on the East Side.
When the officer on the passenger side saw the driver extend his leg and reach for the accelerator, he fired once from his service weapon, at close range. The bullet passed through the driver's right side and into his upper torso.
That's how authorities believe Isaac C. Parker, 48, was mortally wounded before he drove away on Fillmore Avenue and crashed into three light poles at Riley Street. One of those poles fell on top of Ida Murphy, 54, killing the woman who had walked to the store to cash a check.
The incident once again has ignited a debate about whether police used excessive force in shooting Parker.
Thursday night's fatal shooting represented at least the sixth time this year that a Buffalo police officer has fired a service weapon at a suspect, and three of the shootings were fatal. In the previous cases, police officials have said the use of such force was justified.
The latest incident remains under investigation by both the Buffalo police Internal Affairs Division and the Erie County District Attorney's Office.
"There have been quite a few shootings recently," said Larry Williams, president of the Glenwood-Fillmore-Kehr Block Club. "I can understand using force against force, but where are the victims' weapons? Are the police feeling so threatened that they have to resort to deadly force?
"It all seems heavy-handed. Have the police taken this too far? We want to know that we're not being targeted."
Law enforcement sources confirmed Monday that the officer who fired the fatal shot is African-American, as were both victims.
Above all, Williams repeatedly said, he wants a thorough investigation into the events leading to the two deaths.
Thomas H. Burton, an attorney who represents Buffalo police officers in such incidents, had a different view of the shooting.
"If this guy had taken off, they hadn't stopped him and he had killed [several others], I wonder what the Monday morning quarterbacks would be saying now," Burton said. "The first thing they'd be saying is, 'Why didn't they stop the driver?' "
And while decrying Murphy's death, Burton emphasized that the two incidents that night, less than a mile apart, were separate events.
"The fact that the officer acted to protect himself doesn't take away from the tragedy with Ms. Murphy," Burton said. "The event that started this came from a drunken driver, not from the officers who tried to stop him."
Williams mentioned Burton without even being asked about him. "I'm not saying these officers were wrong,"Williams said, "but there seems to be a common pattern coming out of Tom Burton's office – that the officer feared for his life, and he thought his actions were justified."
Williams also took issue with the hypothetical question about the driver fleeing and running over other people. That's not what happened, he said.
"What happened was that a man was wounded, he was dying, he lost control of his vehicle, and an innocent woman died," Williams said.
As block club president, Williams said, he works well with some police officers in dealing with his neighborhood's criminal elements.
"I don't want to alienate myself from police," he added. "I just want to get to the bottom of this."
Meanwhile, Fernando Parker, brother of the driver, objected Monday to his brother's getting the major share of the blame for the twin incidents Thursday night.
"Actually, the police killed the lady," Fernando Parker said. "If they hadn't shot him, he wouldn't have hit the pole and killed her. My heart goes out to the other family."
Fernando Parker acknowledged that his brother, a former Marine, had three previous convictions for driving while intoxicated and that he shouldn't have been drinking and driving. But he still questioned why he was shot.
"He wasn't armed," Parker added. "Why couldn't they shoot the tires?"
He also questioned how his brother, if he was mortally wounded, managed to drive his car the four-tenths of a mile from the scene of the shooting to where the accident occurred.
"I believe they're trying to cover the whole thing up," Parker said.
More details emerged Monday about the traffic stop, the shooting and the crash that took "Miss Ida" Murphy's life.
The two police officers, assigned to the department's Housing Unit, pulled over Parker's vehicle at about 6:45 p.m. at Fillmore Avenue and Best Street, authorities said. Sources added that they believe the driver was pulled over for having his high-beam headlights on. The officers later told police officials that they detected a strong smell of alcohol and that the man produced an ID, but not a driver's license.
Following the traffic stop, the driver turned off the ignition and put the vehicle into "park." But after being approached by the officers, he unsuccessfully tried to put the vehicle in gear, before turning on the ignition.
That's when the first officer, on the driver's side, attempted to reach in to turn off the ignition.
Meanwhile, the second officer opened the passenger-side door and dived inside, with a significant part of his frame inside the vehicle as he also tried to turn off the ignition.
"He sees the driver extend his leg and punch the accelerator, while the officer's lying sideways in the front of the car," one law enforcement source said, based on the initial police reports. "He shoots once and was fairly sure he hit him."
An autopsy has determined that Isaac Parker died from the gunshot wound but that it didn't keep him from fleeing north on Fillmore for about four-tenths of a mile before his vehicle slammed into the three light poles on the west side of Fillmore, both south and north of Riley.
The officers, who stumbled out of the moving car before racing back to their vehicle and radioing for help, were far behind the fleeing vehicle at the time of the crash, sources said.
Murphy, who was walking on the northwest corner of Fillmore and Riley, died from blunt-force trauma.
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McDonald's, KFC, Subway, Wendy's and several well-known pizza joints are also represented downtown.
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) launched its new preparer tax identification number (PTIN) regime September 28, a major step in its planned system of registration, qualification and oversight of all paid tax return preparers. The AICPA worked tirelessly to ensure that CPAs' commitment to professional practice standards was taken into account in the tax preparer registration regulation process, specifically CPAs' superior education, regulation and ethical standards. For more information, read this JournalofAccountancy.com article and view the Special AICPA News Update.
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Reed T. Livengood of Greensburg, a sophomore international business major at Saint Vincent College, has been notified that he is the recipient of a $7,000 Freeman-Asia Scholarship. Mr. Livengood, who earlier this summer won a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, will spend the coming year studying and traveling in Japan. The Freeman Awards for Study in Asia are designed to support American undergraduates with demonstrated financial need who are planning to study overseas in East or Southeast Asia. The program's goal is to increase the number of Americans with first-hand exposure to and understanding of Asia and its peoples and cultures. A 2011 honors graduate of Hempfield Area High School, he studied the Japanese language there and was an active member of the Japanese National Honor Society and the Japanese Club. He is the recipient of a scholarship from the Greensburg Kiwanis Club and was awarded both leadership grants and academic scholarships by Saint Vincent College. At Saint Vincent, he has continued to study the Japanese language as well as coursework in international politics, principles of American politics, intermediate Japanese language and culture, financial accounting, introduction to business management, principles of marketing, calculus, introduction to physics and college writing. He was named to the Dean's List and has participated in the International Student Union and the East Asia Club. He will depart on August 20 for Japan and reside at Temple University's branch campus in Tokyo. He will be studying international business, Japanese history and literature. He also plans to travel to the cities of Nagano and Utsunomiya to visit friends and to see Mt. Fuji and the Golden Temple. After he completes his undergraduate education, he plans to teach English to high school students in Japan and enter foreign service with the State Department. He is the son of Keith and Elaina Livengood of Greensburg.
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Leaf watchers and outdoor enthusiasts alike can experience the Pennsylvania Game Commission's local conservation efforts without stepping foot from their car.
The Game Commission is hosting a series of self-guided, drivable game lands tours in the region, spokesman Jerry Feaser said.
Residents are invited to tour State Game Land 108 in Cambria County between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. today, Southwestern Region spokesman Tom Fazi said.
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The Pennsylvania Game Commission is hosting a number of self-guided, drivable game lands tours in the region, including one at Prince Gallitzin State Park.
"We picked this time of year because people love to be out there with the changing colors," Fazi said.
Everyone from sportsmen eager to tour prospective hunting areas to individuals more interested in fall foliage are invited to attend.
Admission to the 7.5-mile trail is free - the only requirement is a vehicle capable of navigating the unpaved trails, Fazi said.
The Game Commission maintains 1.4 million acres of land spread out across 65 of Pennsylvania's 67 counties, Fazi said.
Located near Prince Gallitzin State Park, State Game Land 108 encompass es 23,086 acres. Those game lands are separate from state parks and forests, Fazi said.
"Game lands are bought and paid for by hunters and trappers [through license fees]," he said. "They represent a tangible asset for the hunter license dollars."
While game lands are maintained through the sale of hunting licenses, the general public is always welcome to utilize game lands for recreation, he said. Tours of various game lands are held every year and are always open to the public.
Access to the State Game Land 108 tour begins just north of the village of Frugality off Route 53.
In Blair and Bedford counties, residents can tour State Game Land 26 in a similar fashion Oct. 14.
Land Management Supervisor Bert Einodshofer said the tours allow people of all ages to experience the outdoors, but he noted that the State Game Land 26 trail can be challenging on foot.
"You're going from a very high elevation to a very low elevation," Einodshofer said
Those who may not be able to physically climb the steep switchbacks can still experience the trail via the tour on Oct. 14, he said.
Cars aren't the only method of transportation allowed on the trails - some residents routinely ride mountain bikes or tackle the trails on horseback, Wildlife Conservation Officer John Zook said.
The Game Commission welcomes everyone to enjoy the 7.5-mile trail, which can take from 45 minutes to an hour to complete, Zook said.
"Fifty percent are folks that have been there before. There's repeat customers that wouldn't miss it," he said. "The other 50 percent, they've never been on it."
Along the way, sightseers can pull over to take pictures or explore their surroundings, Zook said.
Wildlife conservation officers will be on hand to answer questions and point out the Game Commission's wildlife and wildlife habitat management efforts on the 12,062 acres of State Game Land 26, he said.
The State Game Land 26 tour will be held from noon to 3 p.m. Oct. 14.
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Jimmy is such an idiot -- what an assclapper!
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This is the "spent all day packing, threw on a comfy dress and sports bra, put hair in a messy bun and threw on some sunglasses for a quick walk around the lake with your husband before he leaves for work" look. Phew.
We STILL do not have our keys! I am going crazy people! We are supposed to get them 24-72 hours after we signed so we are praying that we get them today! We have plans to celebrate tonight with our friends (they live just 4 doors down from our new place!) at a popular hotspot called Monkeyburger. I am looking forward to chowing down on some good food and spending time with my man & good friends.
Hope you all are having a wonderful Wednesday! xo
Baby D's Stats!
How far along: 26 weeks! Time is flying by so fast! I can't believe I'm almost in my 3rd trimester!
Sleep: My wonderful friend Heidi let me borrow her Boppy pregnancy pillow now that she has given birth to her handsome baby boy, Gage, and no longer needs it. It's been a lifesaver! I think Joshua is secretly jealous of how comfy I look when I sleep with it. I highly recommend it, whether you are preggo or not! :) Still a lot of hip pain, but my doctor said there's nothing I can do other than lots of yoga, stretching, and pre-natal massages (don't mind if I do!).
Maternity Clothes: Really living in sundresses these days. I think yesterday was hotter here than any day we had last summer. We are experiencing a record heat wave here in AZ. If it's any indication of what life will be like for the next 3 months, I will be living in one of our community pools and eating Otter Pops like they are going out of style.
Food cravings: I have never really been a breakfast person, so I think it's funny that this pregnancy has made me crave breakfast foods all day long. I can't get enough Fage Greek yogurt with strawberries & granola, blueberry waffles, scrambled eggs and toast with grape jelly! Oh and carrot juice! Yum!
Food aversions: There really isn't anything that I have a bad reaction to, other than the foods that I didn't like pre-pregnancy.
Symptoms I have: Still have sciatica (hip pain) and I'm starting to get really crazy dreams!
Doctor's Appointment: I had a routine doctor's appointment on Tuesday. I am usually only in the doctor's office for about 15 minutes to get my blood pressure done, pee in a cup, have them measure my tummy and listen for her heartbeat (which was fast, by the way!). I crave more time with the doctors, but I know that not having a lot of "problems" is a huge blessing and I'm so thankful that there really isn't a lot to talk about :) I have an appointment in 3 weeks and then I'll start coming in every 2-3 weeks. I have to get the glucose test done sometime before then, yuck!
Movement: All the time, but since I've been doing so much physical activity with packing our house, I feel her move less than when I'm lying still or laying in bed. I've heard that moving around a lot lulls the baby to sleep, so I guess she's just chilling out in there. Almost all my preggo friends (and there are a LOT of them right now) are having boys, and they seem to be dealing with constant kicking. I envy them sometimes, but then again I have to remember that I'm having a little princess who is already showing signs of being quite the relaxed little lady :)
Belly Button: Innie, although it looks like it might just protrude at any minute!
Gender: It's a GIRL! I seriously get happier each and every day that we are having a girl. I REALLY wanted a girl-- Joshua was happy either way. I just can't wait to have a daughter. I got SO "preggo emotional" (that's what I like to call it) when it popped into my head that my husband will one day walk her down the aisle to vow forever to her husband... that we get to plan a wedding together, baby showers, and all that girly stuff... I can't wait to see her little face!
Best moment of the week: I love hearing her heartbeat at our appointments. But my favorite moment was this morning, when I was just laying in bed, and I put my iPhone up to my belly and played One Sonic Society's "Forever Reign" song (AMAZING!!!!!!) and I felt her do a complete FLIP in my tummy. Too cool. I love how she reacts to music. I want her to be a musical one like mama.
What I'm looking forward to: Setting up her nursery in the new house
What I miss: BEER! That's all.


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Much like the bill cosby sweater, the movie Holes starring Shia LaBeouf has provided us with the Stanley Yelnats Sweater. It involves eating an entire raw onion before sex. During sex, induce vomiting onto your partner's chest. For an extra challenge, first consume a raw onion with a can of peaches. Then, during sex, vomit on your partners chest to fully complete a Sploosh Sweater.
"Did you hear what she got for Christmas?"
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hey what are your guys favorite openings from blood+? and endings i guess, fyi mine are the 1st opening and ending and 3rd opening, i love them! what are yours?
the 3rd opening Colors of the Heart by UVERworld, the 2nd opening is nice too (season's call - hyde)
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CHICAGO – The first Wednesday of November, the day after Election Day, is always Recrimination Day, and this year was no exception.
Republicans, many of them shocked that Mitt Romney managed to lose to a Democrat presiding over an economy with an unemployment rate of nearly 8 percent, looked inward and did not like what they saw: a largely white, aging party with a tendency to nominate a disproportionate share of bad candidates.
Yet for Democrats, Wednesday wasn't exactly Gloating Day. Privately and publicly, Democrats did what they always do. They worried – about a fragile electoral coalition held together by a charismatic president who will never again appear on a national ballot, and an equally fragile economy that, politically, they own.
Based on conversations with Republican and Democratic insiders and academics, here's a look at each of the two parties' big worries in wake of a closely fought election that revealed, once again, a deeply divided electorate.
Demographic time bomb
Nothing scares Republicans more than the demographic data underlying President Obama's narrow win.
Romney won handily among white voters, but that's little consolation in a nation that has seen the white share of the vote shrink from 77 percent eight years ago to 74 percent in 2008 to 72 percent Tuesday.
Meanwhile, exit polls show that Romney lost among women voters by 11 points. He lost young voters by 24 points. He lost the Latino vote by more than 40 points.
Academics and Republican leaders know that if numbers like that continue election after election, their rough parity with Democrats will erode and the GOP will become the minority party.
"The Republicans are obviously in considerable trouble because of America's new diversity," said Larry J. Sabato, who heads the University of Virginia's Center for Politics.
You could see that diversity in the faces at Obama's victory celebration in Chicago – but not in the sea of white faces at Romney headquarters in Boston.
But this is not just a problem of appearances. Privately, Republicans worry that their candidates' emphasis on issues such as funding for Planned Parenthood are turning off women voters, especially younger ones. Some say the party's opposition to gay marriage is turning into a problem, too, in a country where four states backed gay marriage and another, Wisconsin, elected the nation's first lesbian senator Tuesday.
Above all, they worry about the shrinking white vote – and the growing Latino vote.
"We have to do something to attract Latinos," one Washington-based Republican insider said. "We can't lose them by these margins and win elections."
The GOP's hard-line stance on immigration appeals to the party's base, but at the same time it pushes Latino voters away. Which is why some Republican elected officials think the party has to change its ways on this hot-button topic.
"We're going to have to deal with immigration and support immigration reform," said Rep. Tom Reed, R-Corning, who said the message should be: "Everybody is welcome here – you just have to do it legally."
Tea Party problems
The Tea Party powered the GOP to control of the House in 2010, but it increasingly looks like it ought to be called the Tainted Kool-Aid Party.
Consider the facts. In 2010, Democrats won Senate seats they were expected to lose after the GOP nominated a Tea Party favorite in Nevada who said Dearborn, Mich., had been taken over by "Sharia law," and another in Delaware who had to take to the airwaves to say she was not a witch.
And this year, Democrats unexpectedly won Senate seats in Missouri and Indiana after the Tea Party-backed GOP nominees offered widely divergent, but equally noxious, views on rape and its consequences. The Missouri nominee, Todd Akin, said pregnancy did not often result from "legitimate rape," while the Indiana nominee, Richard Mourdock, said a pregnancy induced by rape was "something that God intended to happen."
It's all enough to flabbergast James E. Campbell, a Republican who is chairman of the Department of Political Science at the University at Buffalo.
"Somehow the Republicans have to harness the enthusiasm of the Tea Party people and restrain their amateurism when it comes to picking candidates," Campbell said.
Sen. John Cornyn of Texas, the head of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee, noted that GOP candidates from all corners of the party lost Tuesday.
But he added: "It's clear that with our losses in the presidential race, and a number of key Senate races, we have a period of reflection and recalibration ahead for the Republican Party."
End of the Obama era
Then again, a period of reflection and recalibration is due for the Democrats, for one reason: Barack Obama just waged his last campaign.
Privately, Democrats acknowledged that Obama's two winning campaigns owe much to a secret sauce that no other candidate is likely to replicate any time soon.
They say Obama is an exceptionally charismatic candidate whose campaign was part cult of personality and part ingenious political engineering. With a huge cadre of eager volunteers devoted to the president, the Obama campaign devised an extraordinary ground game that pulled unusually large numbers of young voters, Latinos and blacks to the polls.
Will the next generation of Democratic candidates be able to copy that complicated strategy?
Hank Sheinkopf, a Democratic consultant in New York, doesn't think so.
"Generally, no political machines are transferable," he said. "Political operations tend to be unique to the person that created them."
Sabato, of the University of Virginia, agreed that the Democrats will face a problem in future elections.
"Their challenge is to keep people energized," he said.
And Democrats only have to look back two years to see what a lack of energy means for them. With more younger voters and minorities sitting out Election Day, Democrats lost control of the House.
It's the economy — still
Obama's coming fade from the political scene is the least of the Democrats' worries.
More troublesome is an economy that's not adding jobs quickly enough to send the unemployment rate down to what Americans are used to – and an economy that could grow substantially worse unless Democrats and Republicans step away from an approaching "fiscal cliff."
Thanks to the inability of Congress and Obama to strike a real budget-balancing deal last year, $1.2 trillion in automatic, 10-year spending cuts are set to take effect Jan. 1 – just as a host of tax breaks, dating back to the George W. Bush era, are set to expire.
Economists call it a recipe for another recession. Obama, of course, wants to strike a deal with Congress to avert it all – as well he should, said Rep. Brian Higgins, D-Buffalo.
If nothing gets done, "who, probably, gets the blame?" Higgins asked. "The president."
And a second recession in one Democratic presidency could pose a dire threat to the party, Sabato said.
"People may give you a pass on the economy for one election," he said. "But for two? I don't know."
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Tygarts Valley High School Senior Christopher Croston is aiming to "strike out" breast cancer.
Croston is organizing a Jack and Jill Softball Tournament to raise money for cancer patients as part of his senior project.
"My grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer in October 2010. I have seen firsthand how this disease affects families and I hope to help others through this event," Croston said in a news release.
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The tournament is set for Saturday at the Little League Field in Huttonsville. The games, featuring teams made up of five guys and five girls, will begin at 12:30 p.m. Croston has eight teams scheduled to play in the tournament.
Other activities - including a macaroni and cheese and pepperoni roll dinner and carnival games for kids - are set to begin at 11 a.m. Cancer survivors will be recognized, and souvenir T-shirts will be available for purchase.
All proceeds from the day will go to the Patient Assistance Fund at the Davis Memorial Hospital Cancer Care Center. This fund, administered by the Davis Health System Foundation, assists cancer patients and their families with travel, medication and lodging expenses as well as other forms of financial relief related to the treatment of cancer.
As part of his project, Croston developed the theme and logo for the tournament promotions, secured teams and sponsors and organized the day's activities. Croston plans to hold the event annually in recognition of his grandmother.
"I'm so proud of Christopher for taking on this project," said Khristina Croston, Christopher's mother. "He is working hard to pull it together, and I have no doubt that the community will support it and it will be a great success."
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When Kate attended the opening of the Treasures at the Natural History Museum in London on Tuesday, the young royal was exhibiting something herself – a new look!
Sporting a pleated, long sleeved Mulberry dress – which the style savvy royal, 30, wore almost exactly a year ago during a media event hosted by Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace – Kate's laid-back look seemed to be paying homage to the 70s.
With those long, flowing bangs we can't help but think she resembles another famous Kate – Charlie's Angels star Kate Jackson.
"It is a huge honor to be here tonight," a gracious Kate told the audience. "The Natural History Museum has a very special place in the heart of this nation. William and I are just two of millions of people who have passed through these doors and marveled at the spectacular wonders of the natural world, housed in this beautiful gallery."
She continued, "I care passionately about what this museum stands for. Being here tonight, seeing some of nature's finest treasures, reminds me just how precious and awe inspiring the natural world is."
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I used to have a large collection of manga titles on VHS. I had one in particular I used to watch a lot. I taped it from the sci-fi channel and missed the beginning so never knew the title. It is kind of a post apocalyptic based manga. and people scavenge around for android / robot parts. I think I remember there being a teenage character as the main guy and maybe his little sister or brother? I know this is far fetched but it has been so long since I have seen it. If any of you know what it could be or have any ideas please let me know so I can look it up.
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Tina Fey's return to her NBC stomping grounds to kick off the sketch comedy's 39th season brought the laughs, some Miley Cyrus-worthy moves and at least a hoagie's worth of street credit at the comedian's favorite sandwich chain.
"How am I going to demand the best table at Subway if I don't have a TV show?" Fey deadpanned of her small-screen encore during her opening monologue (watch below), which also parodied her Emmys night wardrobe malfunction and the cast additions' knee-slappin' booty-shaking.
The LOLs continued for Fey, who was a regular-turned-head writer on SNL for nine years:
She got Girl-y
Picking up where she left off at this year's Golden Globes, Fey once again dug her nails into HBO's Lena Dunham original, Girls. But this time around, Fey's heading to Brooklyn, too, to join the core four as Blerta, the girl from Albania with a rubber hand and OCD (Old Cow Disease).
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SHADYSIDE - Mere seconds into Friday night's first-round playoff match between Western Reserve and Shadyside, it looked as if the Blue Devils had picked up right where they had left off in last year's contest.
Western Reserve jumped out to a 13-3 lead after one quarter, but survived a scare as the Tigers came clawing back with two fourth-quarter touchdowns to nearly erase a deficit that was as large as 16 points. The comeback, however, wasn't enough as Western Reserve handed Shadyside its first home playoff loss with a 19-18 win at Fleming field.
"That was awesome wasn't it?," Western Reserve head coach Andy Hake said after the game. "That's a great team. I don't ever want to have to come here and play again."
Tim Cooper took the opening kickoff 95 yards for a score to give the Blue Devils the early lead.
"If he ain't all-state, I don't know who is," Hake said. "He just rises up and makes plays when we need it the most."
The Blue Devil defense took the field and kept the momentum, sacking Shadyside quarterback Chase Kinemond for a nine-yard loss and using two penalties against the Tigers to force a three-and-out.
After trading possessions, Reserve mounted a scoring drive, using a combination of Dan Zilke and a big pass play from Nick Allison to Cooper for 38 yards. Zilke capped off the drive from one-yard-out to give the Blue Devils a 13-0 lead.
The Tigers got on the board with a 23-yard field goal from Cody Hudson just before the first quarter ended. Shadyside failed to find the end zone on a drive that saw them get inside the Reserve five-yard-line on a 41-yard catch and run by Austin Dorris.
The Blue Devils defense made two such goal line stands in the first half to keep Shadyside out of the end zone, forcing the Tigers to come away with just three points.
Western Reserve came right back with a touchdown to distance themselves from the Tigers to open the second quarter, but couldn't convert a two-point conversion attempt and the lead was at 18.
From there, both teams' offensive production ground to a halt with neither managing to muster much in the way of points.
At halftime, Western Reserve had held Shadyside to just 13 yards rushing on 13 carries.
The third quarter opened up with several three-and-outs from both teams, and scoring continued to stand still. As the fourth quarter unfolded, the momentum suddenly shifted in favor of Shadyside just 41 seconds in.
Chris Littell caught Kinemond's pass over the the middle of the field, and then reversed his direction to come back to the near sideline and raced 55 yards for the score.
Fleming field erupted and the play gave new life into the Tigers' chances.
Shadyside drew closer with another big play that went for a score. With six minutes left, Kinemond dropped back and found his sophomore wide receiver slipping behind the Blue Devil secondary, connecting for a 46-yard touchdown.
Western Reserve weathered the blow and put themselves in position to make it a two-score game again when Cooper broke free for a 58-yard run down to the one-yard line.
After a quarterback sneak on first down, and a second attempt at a sneak on second down resulted in an unusual "aiding the runner" penalty, the Blue Devils were faced with a third-and-seven from the seven.
A sweep resulted in a costly turnover, when Western Reserve fumbled the football and the Tigers were once again in business at their own eight with just under four minutes remaining.
Shadyside went on a drive converting on two third downs and one fourth down to find themselves deep in Blue Devil Territory with less than a minute to play. A holding penalty wiped out a completion that would have set the Tigers up with first-and-goal from the one.
"That was the longest four minutes for everybody," Hake said. "That was nail-biting. I would hate to be a fan on our side. It's even worse as a coach."
The Tigers weren't able to overcome the setback and again on fourth down, Kinemond's pass fell incomplete in the end zone to turn the ball over.
After three kneel-downs, and subsequent timeouts by Shadyside. Hake called on Cooper to burn time off the top before stepping out of the end zone for a safety.
The Blue Devils punted the ball on the free kick and gave the Tigers one last gasp with five seconds left.
Cooper, making his impact felt on defense this time, sealed the game with an interception on a Hail Mary as time expired, his eighth pick of the season and 21st of his career.
"Our kids are resilient, and their kids are resilient." Hake said. "We just made a couple more plays during the game. We had our chances to put them away and man, they just kept coming back. I'm really proud of our kids. Shadyside has one of the best Division VI programs in the state. It's a real feather in our cap and for our program. We started the year 0-2 and everyone counted us out. Our kids were relentless and I couldn't be prouder for them."
Western Reserve (9-2) advances to face top-ranked Mogadore (11-0) 7:30 p.m. Friday at a site to be determined.


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HUGHESVILLE - On Thursday, the last of four town hall meetings hosted by state Rep. Garth Everett, R-Muncy, at the beginning of the new legislative session brought out the most constituents.
It also was one of the more vocal groups he encountered.
Everett, who represents the 84th Legislative District, has hosted town hall meetings in Antes Fort, Picture Rocks and Montoursville in the past two weeks.
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State Rep. Garth Everett, R-Muncy, right, addresses a full house Thursday night during a town hall meeting at the Hughesville Volunteer Fire Co. Residents spoke out about the impacts of natural gas drilling.
Several people spoke out Thursday night at the Hughesville Volunteer Fire Co. about the impacts of natural gas drilling and how it's personally affected them.
One man who lives in the Green Valley Road area and now says he is living with contaminated water from nearby drilling operations said he didn't get the information from the government officials he sought and was left to find his own answers.
The man said he placed calls to the state Department of Environmental Protection and gas company Range Resources on his own.
"We were apparently able to do what you were not able to do," the man told Everett.
Everett apologized for the delay and said he is working to get DEP to take responsibility for taking a leading role in resolving residents' problems.
Penn Township resident Alison Rupert said she lives about 1,200 feet from a compressor station. She told Everett she recently saw a study that showed that the gas-powered piece of equipment may be producing extremely high levels of nitrogen oxide.
"It scared me to death," she said.
Ralph Kisberg, of Williamsport, president of the Responsible Drilling Alliance, said big gas companies simply wield too much power to be changed by state government.
Everett said natural gas drilling fees - known as Act 13 - paid by gas companies have brought substantial financial resources to local municipalities for a number of uses. He said Pennsylvania can both drill for natural gas and be a steward of the environment.
"I think we can do both. I know some people disagree with that," he said.
Everett said reclaimed gas pad sites can serve useful purposes and actually help to promote wildlife.
"It's now come to our backyard. It's here," he said of drilling operations.
The lawmaker also fielded concerns about cyber schools and their effects on local school districts.
East Lycoming School District Superintendent Michael Pawlik said taxpayers in his district are paying $500,000 a year for 45 students enrolled in cyber schools.
He said the organizations are largely unaccountable, do not meet state Department of Education Adequate Yearly Progress requirements and use taxpayer money to recruit students.
Pawlik said the district has no way of knowing if cyber school students are learning subject matter.
The $500,000 could support 7 1/2 teacher salaries, Pawlik added.
"You could see this building over time," said Everett, a former school solicitor for the district. "It wasn't a big deal at the beginning, but then came the (financial) bleeding."
Everett said he intends to introduce legislation soon to help with the issue.
"A lot of these cyber schools are for-profit. That's not what education is about," he said. "Cyber schools aren't a bad thing. They're just out of control."


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Most of us � 60 percent, according to a poll of a few years ago � consider ourselves just as patriotic as the next guy. But fully one-third of Americans say they are more patriotic than most other people. Forty-three percent of Republicans and 51 percent of self-described Tea Party types feel that way.
This sense of superior patriotism is also far more common among senior citizens than among younger folks. It�s also far more common among people ...
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Two candidates are running for the West District seat on the Buffalo Board of Education. The West District encompasses the West Side, Black Rock and Riverside neighborhoods and is home to a large Hispanic and immigrant population. This year's race pits incumbent Ralph Hernandez, who is running as a write-in candidate, against challenger James Sampson in Tuesday's election. In 2010, Hernandez won this seat by only 28 votes out of 829 ballots cast in a two-way race.


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But for those of you that are Internet savvy and follow Scouting on the Internet there is a sight called Half Eagle.com. It is a site that gets feeds from many Scouting Blogs and puts them in one place so you don't have to hunt all over to find them.
The Scoutmaster minute is one of the blogs that Gregg has chosen to include. Thanks!
Well now I find out that if you have a Twitter account.. you can follow the Half Eagle blogs from your Twitter page. Yet another Scouting option for you on the net.
You can learn more by clicking here… Just think, you can read the Scoutmaster minute via Twitter now too.
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The newlyweds-to-be took their romance to the Snow Patrol rocker's Ireland hometown to celebrate his birthday last week.
Derry locals spotted the couple, accompanied by Cox's 10-year-old daughter Coco, shopping and hitting the beach, fueling rumors they may be on the prowl for a wedding venue nearby.
One possibility: Castle Leslie, a 19th century landmark where Paul McCartney married Heather Mills in 2002.
Speculative wedding planning aside, locals were abuzz with their star sightings. "I couldn't believe it was them," Erin Kearney, shop assistant at the local D.Cooley Jewellers, tells PEOPLE. "I mean, nobody famous ever comes to Derry."
After noticing Cox, 50, and McDaid (whose 38th birthday was Thursday) window-shopping arm-in-arm, Kearney invited them into her shop, where the Cougar Town star purchased a pair of gold earrings for her daughter. Kearney then presented the couple with Derry-made rings (you know, to go with this ring).
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"I'm a massive Friends [fan]," attendee Jordan O'Keefe, who invited them in to meet the rest of the family, told a local newspaper. "I kept calling her Monica by mistake."
Cox and McDaid greeted guests and even met the baby, named Ella. "It's pretty cool to think that at just one month, Ella has met such a big star," said the attendee.
Fans also took to Twitter with their sightings.
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James W. Kohl, 32, and Kimberly Ann Leonard, 51, both of Orangeport Street, Gasport, address were arrested on resisting arrest and other charges after being stopped for speeding by Buffalo police about 6:15 p.m. Sunday in the 1700 block of Niagara Street.
Kohl is charged with resisting arrest, escape, falsely reporting an incident and obstructing governmental administration.
Kohl was paroled in April 2011 from the state's Franklin Correctional Facility after serving a term for a Buffalo-area car theft and attempted burglary. He was captured because of the state Division of Parole ankle monitor he was wearing Sunday, according to a police report.
Leonard faces possible charges for a burnt marijuana "blunt" allegedly found below her front passenger seat and the 15 hydrocodone tablets found in an unmarked container in her purse. Police reported Kohl was accused of driving 40 mph in a 30 mph zone.


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The Stetson lacrosse team will host Colorado this Thursday in what will be the Buffaloes' first game in program history. The Hatters (0-2) are looking for their first win of the season after dropping contests against No. 3 Syracuse and Oregon. Head Coach Nicole Moore's squad is just two-days removed from their home opener, a 20-3 loss at the hands of the Ducks.
Freshmen Jill Chiachetti and Julia Lozano, and sophomore Melanie Fredericks lead Stetson with one goal a-piece, and will look to add to their season totals on Thursday. Like Stetson, Colorado is new to the lacrosse scene, announced as a new sport in 2012, but fielding its first team in 2014.
CU will take on Jacksonville on Saturday, following its game with the Hatters. Stetson is in the midst of a five-game home stand that will also include opponents, Cincinnati, Old Dominion and Holy Cross.
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text: http://mises.org/daily/6401/ http://www.freebanking.org/2013/04/22/bitcoin/ Here are two specifically about bitcoin. The law of supply and demand dictates the worth of just about anything we consider valuable. Money is no different. It doesn't matter if it is bitcoin or the dollar. That's why there is such thing as inflation because it causes an influx in money being spent which then creates higher prices because more money being spent creates the incentive to raise prices. This also explains why we might not be experiencing the inflation many economists expected us to because while the new credit expansion is definitely there, banks are holding onto it because of uncertainty. So I was not directly saying that bitcoin's worth is dictated by the law of supply and demand, I am saying that all money is. Bitcoin included. I agree that many people don't accept it, but I think they would in the absence of a monopoly on currency via the government. On Aug 7, 2013 10:21 AM, "Stephen Kraus" <ub3ratl4sf00 at gmail.com> wrote: > Post your links. > > Also, before quoting 'law of supply and demand' which is one of the most > often misquoted economic terms, please provide me with a list of banks that > accept bitcoins as a trade medium, and major retailers that accept them. > > Also, let me be clear in my intentions with this: it is not to call anyone > out or plaster anyone as a fool, but merely to play devils advocate and > provide skepticism > On Aug 7, 2013 9:16 AM, "Tyler Mittan" <flashbatmanquestion at gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Don't treat it like it's something that's away from the law of supply and >> demand. Nothing has its value "set" unless there is some kind of price >> control. The value is set by the law of supply and demand. >> >> If there truly is finite amount of bitcoins that are being created than >> the worth of a bitcoin will not be able to one day be worthless unless >> everybody decides to stop taking bitcoins. Right now it is almost a >> currency, but it won't be such as long as the us government decides it >> doesn't want a competing currency. >> >> There are some good economists that talk about bitcoins and it might be >> worth reading what they have to say before knocking it. >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Chugalug mailing list >> Chugalug at chugalug.org >> http://chugalug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/chugalug >> >> > _______________________________________________ > Chugalug mailing list > Chugalug at chugalug.org > http://chugalug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/chugalug > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://chugalug.org/pipermail/chugalug/attachments/20130807/9dfc94eb/attachment.html>


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The mystery deepens!
Rumors flew earlier this week that Halle Berry had gotten engaged to her beau of more than a year, French actor Olivier Martinez. And a spokesperson for jewelry company Gurhan confirmed on Wednesday they had supplied the ring.
But a source close to the actress tells PEOPLE that Berry said just last week that she is not engaged – even after she was spotted wearing the new emerald and diamond ring.
A U.K. rep for Gurhan now says the company doesn't know for sure that Berry is even wearing their ring.
"Although Halle is a great fan of Gurhan we cannot confirm that she is wearing a Gurhan design," the company said in a follow-up statement.
Reps for the company have not responded to requests for further comment as to why they initially confirmed it was an engagement ring.
Reps for Berry, 46, and Martinez, 45, have refused to comment on the status of the couple's relationship, and a new TMZ.com report also cites sources saying the two are not engaged.
Amid the mystery, what's certain is that the ultra-secretive couple are going strong – engaged or not.
They spent New Year's together in Malibu, Calif., with Berry's daughter Nahla, and were recently spotted on a date night, taking in a Cirque du Soleil show, Iris, and sharing an intimate dinner at Katsuya in L.A.
In Olivier, "Halle has found a rock to lean on," says a source close to the couple.
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Robert Bernard "Buck" Reilly, 68, a resident of Elkins, passed from this life Monday, May 13, 2014, at home.
Buck was born, Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1945, in Coalton, an adopted son of William and Lilly Watts Reilly and Katherine Jean Reilly and a biological son of Paul Reilly and Ina Kittle Lanford.
On Jan. 11, 1980, in Beverly, he married the former Holly S. Hughes, who survives in Elkins.
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Also left to cherish Buck's memory are two children, Leo Patrick Reilly and wife, Amanda, and Phillip Bernard Reilly and Ashlee Kincaid; special nephew, Bill Reilly of Ohio; two grandchildren, Killian and Cora Reilly; four sisters, Alice Reilly Phillips, Patricia Lanford Rossi and husband, Jim, Linda Lanford and Donna Lanford Long and husband, Bruce; one brother, Larry Reilly and wife, Sharon; two brothers-in-law, Leroy Chewning and Kevin Madden; nieces and nephews, Tiffany Phillips, Anna and Jamie Rossi, Jeff Chewning, Cindy Hutton, Kim Ross, Candace Roach, Vickie Klinger, Joshua Madden and Derek Madden; his dog, Shep; "therapy cat," Purr-Purr; and many close friends both long time and recent.
Preceding Buck in death, besides his parents, were two sisters, Carolyn Reilly Chewning and Kathryn Lanford Madden; two brothers, William Joe Reilly and Mark Lanford; and one aunt, Kathryn "Jean" Reilly.
Prior to becoming disabled in 1990, Buck was a construction worker for 26 years and worked for Local 984 Laborers Union. He was a member of the Elks Lodge 1135 for approximately 20 years, the Mountain Model A Club, MARC-Model A Restorers Club and MAFCA-Model A Ford Club of America. Buck will always be remembered as an antique car restorer, a fine wood worker and an avid reader. He loved the outdoors and treasured time with his grandchildren. Buck was a Presbyterian by faith and a member of Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church in Elkins. Buck's request for cremation was honored. A celebration of Buck's life will be conducted Saturday, May 17, at 2 p.m. at Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church in Elkins. The Rev. Dr. Peter Vial and the Rev. Kevin Starcher will officiate.
The family suggests that contributions can be made in memory of Buck to DMPC, 450 Randolph Ave. Elkins WV 26241 or Mountain Hospice, 1600 Crim Ave., Belington WV 26250. Randolph Funeral Home and Cremation Services has been entrusted with the arrangements for Robert "Buck" Bernard Reilly. Send online condolences to the family at www.therandolphfuneralhome.comome.com.