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The Stetson football team worked through the heat and humidity for a more than three hour scrimmage on Saturday morning at the Athletic Training Center.
Despite missing several players on both sides of the ball because of injuries, the Hatters worked through a total of 184 plays, with 35 of those coming on special teams.
Hatters coach Roger Hughes said he lost track of time during the scrimmage.
"When you are the head coach, you have all of the administrative things you have to do," Hughes said. "The fun part comes when you are out on the field. I like to extend that time for as long as I can. One of the coaches told me that we had just crossed three hours, and I didn't even realize it. But, the special teams part of it takes a little time to get organized."
There were highlights on both sides of the ball. The offense was able to connect for some big plays, including a 61-yard touchdown run by freshman quarterback Lucas Phillips and a 53-yard scoring scamper by another true freshman, Dre Long.
On the other side, the defense recorded five sacks to go with 15 other tackles for loss. The defense also knocked down several passes at the line and deflected others in the secondary. The only turnovers included a fumble lost by running back Jerami Singleton and an interception by defensive lineman Matt Mines on a Ryan Tentler pass that was deflected by another defensive lineman.
"We got a lot of work done, but we still have a lot of work to do," Hughes said of the overall effort. "We were a little sluggish today. We have camp legs a little and we were a little slower. I think we are getting better as a team.
"Defensively, it was great to see some stops, which we didn't have last week. I think having Donald Payne and some other guys back that missed the last scrimmage made a difference."
Even with Payne and others back on defense, the Hatters piled up a total of 734 yards of total offense, an average of 5.24 yards per play.
Much of the ground game was produced by true freshmen Long and Kyle Edgar. That duo combined to rush for 231 yards on 40 carries, with Edgar leading the way with 24 carries for 122 yards. Long finished with 109 yards on 16 carries, and scored two touchdowns. Singleton also had a busy day, rushing for 41 yards on 18 carries, scoring three touchdowns in goal line situations.
"We are excited about our young running backs." Hughes said. "I think we have four or five who can play. We had a couple who didn't scrimmage today because they are injured, and they could add to that depth. The nice part about those athletic kids is that they will have a chance to add to our special teams as returners. But, I am pleased with them."
Edgar, who played most of his high school career in Germany, got off to a fast start, gaining 72 yards on his first seven carries. Long got his day started with a 53 yard TD run on his fourth carry, and finished strong with 31 yards and another score on his last five attempts.
"Kyle's style is more of a cutback, slasher type of back," Hughes said. "He has gotten better at understanding how plays are supposed to be run and how he is supposed to hit the hole. Dre Long has all the talent in the world, but he has to become a better inside runner and has to finish plays. That comes with being a freshman. We are pleased with his progress."
Tentler again led the passing attack, throwing for 110 yards on 6-of-15 passing, despite having numerous dropped passes. He had the one interception early in the scrimmage and closed with a 63-yard strike to Darius McGriff to set up a touchdown during a two-minute drill.
Jonathan Jerozal also had a good day, completing 6-of-12 passes for 83 yards and a touchdown. His TD came on a 26-yard strike to Kegan Moore. Overall, the six Stetson quarterbacks completed 27-of-51 pass attempts for 353 yards.
The Hatters had 13 different receivers make receptions, but none had more than four catches. Robbie Robertson (4-45) and Jonathan Strahl (4-35) were the leaders in receptions while McGriff (2-81) and Moore (2-54) were the leaders in yardage. Other top receivers were Taylor Dunn (3-39) and Devon Garnett (3-35).
Stetson continues to be without the services of several players who were expected to be contributors this year. That list included Jason Willix, Ryan Selimos, A.J. Washington, Spencer Whittaker, Julius Holder and Terrance Burt, among several others. Freshman linebacker Ryan Gildea also went down early in the scrimmage with a sprained ankle.
"Injuries are always a concern, but we try to take the approach that then next man is up," Hughes said. "We are waiting to hear on Selimos, who got injured last night. Hopefully it is not as bad as we first thought. A.J. Washington, we thought might have injured his ACL, but now it looks like his MCL and we may get him back."
The team will have some time off tonight and on Sunday before returning to practice on Monday at 8:30 a.m. When the squad does return to the practice field, the focus will be on game preparation for the season opener against Warner.
"These first two weeks have been about evaluation, but the next two weeks will be about getting ready to go," Hughes said. "We have 17 practices, so we only get 10 more before we play, and a couple of those will be walk-throughs. We are going to start focusing on, and honing down, the actual game plan now."
One of those practices will be a third scrimmage, next Saturday night at Spec Martin Memorial Stadium. Even though the opener will only be a week away at that point, the scrimmage that night will be full contact.
"Obviously there will be a couple of players we will protect, but we need all of the experience we can get," Hughes said. "Next weekend will be shorter and more controlled. It is about trying to get timing down. About getting the offensive line and the quarterbacks working together. Defensively, we have to continue to work on gap integrity, coverages, two minute defense, just little things where we are making mistakes."
With Stetson students returning to campus this weekend, and the start of the fall semester on Thursday, Hughes said it will be important for the team to maintain focus.
"You have to keep focusing on what is important," Hughes said. "The excitement on campus is building, and our kids can feel that. The excitement in the community is building as well. It is going to be a fun day for everyone, but our minds have to be focused on the things we have to do."
Scrimmage Statistics
Passing (completions-attempts-yards): Ryan Tentler – 6-15-1, 110 yards; Nick LaSala – 3-6-0, 26 yards; Blake Plattsmier – 5-10-0, 50 yards; Jonathan Jerozal – 6-12-0, 83 yards, 1 TD; Ian Leggett – 4-7-0, 44 yards, 1 TD; Lucas Phillips – 3-5-0, 40 yards, 1 TD; Total – 27-51-1, 353 yards, 3 TD
Rushing (attempts-yards-TD): Mike Yonker – 2-5; Ryan Tentler – 3-(-3); Dre Long – 16-109-2, long 53; Kyle Edgar – 24-122, long 17; Jerami Singleton – 18-41-3, long 10, 1 fumble lost; Nick LaSala – 3-10; Blake Plattsmier – 4-13-1; Jonathan Jerozal – 7-1; Ian Leggett – 5-19-1; Justin Reynolds – 2-(-7); Lucas Phillips – 4-65-1, long 61; David Williams – 1-6; Total – 89-381-8
Receiving (receptions-yards-TD): MikeYonker – 1-11; Rob Coggin – 2-13; Jonathan Strahl – 4-35-1; Darius McGriff – 2-81; Jerami Singleton – 1-2; Taylor Dunn – 3-39; Devon Garnett – 3-35; Devon Jones-Stewart – 1-5; Kegan Moore – 2-54-1; Andrew Fuehrer – 1-5; Robbie Robertson – 4-45-1; Chris Crawford – 1-5; Chris Veal – 2-23; Total – 27-353
Defensive highlights
Sacks – Andrew Green, Morris Eguakun, Erick Trujillo, Shayne White, Dylan Wydronkowski
TFL – Donald Payne, Patrick Cone, Marc Kagan, David Lazear, Jamari Haywood, Taylor Greene, Jeb Boudreaux
PBU – Donald Payne, Bryne Jenkins, Sean Hensley, Tristan Juarez (2)
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Contemporary Scottish harp with fiddle, guitar, bass and strings.
2007 Scottish Traditional Music Awards 'Instrumentalist of the Year'!
2007 Scottish Traditional Awards 'Instrumentalist of the Year' Catriona McKay's new solo CD, Starfish, is a go... more
"Scottish harper Catriona McKay's latest collection Starfish is a thing of extraordinary beauty...Layered delights reveal themselves with each successive exposure: a sure recipe for longevity." - The Irish Times 2007
2007 Scottish Traditional Awards "Instrumentalist of the Year" Catriona McKay's new solo CD, Starfish is a gorgeous and mesmerizing album of adventurous and mysterious contemporary Scottish music that features the harp on noticeable lead. Catriona's music blends elements of folk, jazz, classical, and Scottish traditional music and presents a delightfully sexy exploration of the limits of the Celtic harp. On Starfish, Catriona is backed by solid guitar, fiddle, bass, and string work, as well as subtle electronic treatments.
Well known on the Scottish music scene as a member of the leading Shetland band Fiddlers' Bid, Catriona McKay has recently began touring in the US and has been featured at several key festivals including Boston's Irish Connections and Milwaukee's Irish Fest. She is a fearless contemporary explorer on the Scottish harp, having collaborated with a wide array of folk, jazz, classical and experimental artists, as well as co-designing the new Starfish McKay harp, featuring an alternative tuning pattern and featured extensively on Starfish.
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Lights, lights, and more lights! Light displays, both tacky and classy, abound in Richmond between Thanksgiving and the New Year.
Homeowners across the central Virginia's metropolitan area have decked their houses in holiday lights, blow-up decorations, store-bought decorations, home-made decorations – all vying to outdo each other with more, better, and over-the-top displays lighting up their homes with Christmas spirit beginning the Friday after Thanksgiving and ending with the New Year.
But homeowners are not the only ones who go "over the top." Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens GardenFest of Lights provides a fantastic display, decorating each garden, water feature, and path with a myriad of lights. The rose garden even has rose lights for the holiday season. And, The GradenFest of Lights will be on display until January 10th!


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Thursday, May 15, 2014
The first vegetable garden my husband and I planted was ready to harvest just as we were moving to a new state.
We didn't get to enjoy the bounty of that garden, but the lady who packed our belongings was thrilled when we told her to help herself to the turnip greens, tomatoes, okra and squash.
I suppose the new owners of the house were happy with a ready-made garden when they moved in a few days later.
Our next experience with gardening was a few years later when we planted another vegetable garden.
We had never heard about "multiplying zucchini" and planted about six plants.
Anyway, the neighbors and co-workers started hiding when they saw us coming with bags of excess zucchini.
I was constantly searching for new zucchini recipes.
Finally, we started just letting them grow to see how big they would get.
We have a picture of our son sitting in his red wagon holding a 5-pound zucchini.
Gardening with children is a wonderful way to teach them responsibility and about nature.
Children love to see things grow and may even be willing to try new foods if it's something they've grown themselves. I'll never forget the delight of my three children when we found a rabbit burrow with four baby bunnies in our carrot patch.
Now, because our yard doesn't have much sun, we grow annuals and perennials, and I love container gardening.
I admit that in April and May I'm very enthusiastic about gardening, but by the time August comes, I'm not quite so eager to go out daily in the heat and humidity and swarms of mosquitoes to water and tend to the plants.
The library has a large collection of gardening books to help you have a wonderful garden.
Whether you're interested in flowers, vegetables, herbs, orchids, roses, bonsai, indoor gardening or containers, there is a book to teach you about gardening.
One book that I particularly like is "Touch a Butterfly: Wildlife Gardening with Kids" by April Pulley Sayre. You'll find chapters about attracting wildlife to your yard and enriching a child's relationship with nature. Two other books that gardeners may enjoy are "Container Garden Idea Book" by the editors of Fine Gardening and "Carolinas Fruit and Vegetable Gardening: How to Plant, Grow and Harvest the Best Edibles" by Katie Elzer-Peters.
There are two digital gardening magazines, "Country Gardens" and "Organic Gardening," available through our downloadable magazine subscription service, Zinio. If you need help starting your free subscription, please contact us at 843-849-6161, or visit our website at www.ccpl.org.
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Jude Law – who turned 40 on Dec. 29 – stopped into Sprinkles Beverly Hills on Sunday with his kids.
Wearing a beanie, hood and sunglasses, Law chilled out by the condiment display while his kids ordered treats of their choice.
"Jude was really sweet to his kids and explained to them how the cupcakes [are made]," an onlooker tells PEOPLE of the Anna Karenina star.
The family left the gourmet bakery with red velvet, vanilla, lemon and whole milk cupcakes.
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20-year-old driver dies in Pewaukee crash
Police: woman's vehicle crossed median, struck by two other vehicles
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Icy roads were to blame for the crash in Pewaukee Saturday morning that claimed the life of a 20-year-old Lake Country area woman, police said.
Authorities said the crash happened around 12:15 a.m. on Highway 16, just west of Capitol Drive. Police said the woman lost control of her vehicle, crossed the median, and was struck by two other vehicles.
The woman was pronounced dead at the scene. The drivers of the two other vehicles were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said.
The crash remains under investigation, but police said alcohol does not appear to be a factor.
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Water district accepts bid for new facility
$4.8M?to go toward construction of 21,085-square-foot operation center in Cumbo Yard Industrial Park
January 23, 2013
MARTINSBURG — With beginning construction as the only remaining step, the Berkeley County Public Service Water District will soon see the realization of a years-long goal to create a more efficient......
If you believe that this .30 to .35 increase is reality,then you have not lived here very long. By the time this project is finished,the price tag will much higher and we will pay the price. Just look at other projects in the past.
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DELAND, Fla. – Highlighted by a walk-off single in the bottom of the eighth by Kayla Drury in Game 1, and a grand slam off the bat of Demi Meza in Game 2, the Stetson University softball team completed a sweep of South Dakota and Memphis, Saturday at Patricia Wilson Field.
The Hatters defeated the Coyotes 3-2 in extra innings and then the Tigers 9-7 to post a perfect 4-0 record during this weekend's Stetson Classic. With the Saturday sweep, the Hats stand at 12-3 heading into the start of conference play.
In Game 1, Stetson sent Courtney Brandt to the circle where she pitched four solid innings, surrendering just one run on three hits and striking out five. She left the game after the fourth with the Hatters leading 2-1, thanks to a two-run home run from catcher Jessica Griffin, her first of the season.
In relief, Meredith Owen followed in Brandt's footsteps, scattering three hits, and giving up a run, where after seven full the score sat at 2-2. After another scoreless frame by Owen in the top of the eighth, the Hatters loaded the bases with Owen on second to start the inning, and then back-to-back singles by Griffin and Amanda Grimaldo. That set the stage for Drury, who drove a pitch over the head of South Dakota's left fielder, giving Owen plenty of time to score the winning run and take part in the ensuing home plate celebration.
Both Griffin and Drury led the way offensively in the first game with two hits apiece, while Owen picked up the win in relief, fanning a half a dozen Coyote batters in the process. For the Hatters, it was their second walk-off win in five games, as they defeated UT Martin in similar fashion last weekend in Orlando at the UCF Tournament.
In the night cap, Taylor Cochran and Sarah Read combined for six innings of work in the circle as the Stetson offense exploded for nine runs on 10 hits. The scoring was highlighted by Meza's grand slam, the first of her career, which sailed over the scoreboard in left center field, making it 9-2 Stetson after four. Down seven runs, the Tigers chipped away at the Hatter lead, plating one in the fifth and four in the sixth, which made it a two run game heading into the seventh.
Owen took the circle in the Bottom of the seventh as Memphis was the designated home team. It was her second relief appearance of the day, and she pitched a 1-2-3, inning, striking out two of the three batters she faced for the save. Read was credited with the win and moved to 5-0 on the year, while Owen's save was her first of the season and sixth of her career, making her the all-time saves leader in Stetson program history.
The offensive star in Game 2 was of course Meza, who went 2-4 with her mammoth slam and an RBI double, giving her 5 runs batted in and a run scored in the second game.
Both Meza and Brandt were selected to the Stetson Classic All-Tournament team. The pair went a combined 13-26, with two home runs and 9 RBI during a two day stretch.
The Hatters finished the Stetson Classic, winning four games in two-days, but Classic action will continue on Sunday, with Bethune-Cookman taking on South Dakota at 10 a.m. and then Memphis at Noon at Patricia Wilson Field. Stetson next takes the field Mar. 11, when the USC Upstate Spartans come to town for the beginning of A-Sun play, with a doubleheader Tuesday and then a single game, Wednesday afternoon.
Live Stats of the final two games of the 2014 Stetson Classic will be available via gohatters.com
--Demi Meza's grand slam was the first of her career and the first for Stetson since March 9, 2013 when Meredith Owen accomplished the feat vs. Valparaiso.
--Meredith Owen now has six career saves, the most for any Stetson pitcher in program history
--Owen surrendered her first earned run of the season on Saturday, she now has an 0.16 ERA in 37.2 innings of work.
--The Hatters have scored nine or more runs in a game four times this season, all at home
--9+ games include 12 vs Rhode Island (Feb. 7), 9 vs Elon (Feb. 7), 10 vs. South Dakota (Mar. 7) and 9 vs. Memphis (Mar. 8).


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An update for my fellow Chris Howarth fans:
Czar Josh Ventura@theczarisalive18h
@SkatingLesson Guys, I am dying to watch your interview with Chris from Eurosport! When will you be uploading it?
The Skating Lesson@SkatingLesson16h
@theczarisalive We will post it on Monday. There were quite a few issues with our connection, so it will be the audio version only.
At last! I was beginning to think they'd forgotten all about it...
NOTE: I originally posted this 3 hours ago, but I never thought and made the mistake of including the link. So, here is the same post, only without the link.
Good News: They've posted the interview and, judging by the comments of the TSL Facebook page, it was a good one!!!
Bad News: The TSL website is down at the moment. There is a message from WordPress saying "Sorry, we couldn't find the domain you're looking for."
Typical!!! I've been really looking forward to this interview since it was announced. Grrrrr!!!!!
On the plus side, there's a nice picture of a squirrel...
EDIT: The site is back up again now. But, I just spotted that the interview is only 15 minutes long.
I'm sure Chris has more stories in him than 15 minutes-worth! Maybe he's saving them for the Eurosport commentary this season!
I think Simon Reed is the lynchpin. Simon + any of the others just works so well. Without him, the commentary feels a bit dry to me.
In my opinion, the ultimate is Simon + Nicky. I was so pleased to see (hear) Nicky back in the seat for Nebelhorn, and many moments of pure (untintentional) commedy followed. Although perhaps it is peculiarly British comedy, I don't know if it "works" for other nationalities. For example, apart from their usual amusing "banter", there was Simon's classic "brother-and-sister ice dance teams" comments... Nicky's "you just don't" comments (ice dancers arguing, and sticking tongues out at the judges)... Simon's "oookaaaay" after Nicky's views on the old compulsory dances... etc etc.
By the way, Japanese skate fans clamour for translations of the Eurosport commentary - since they often heap praise on Yuzuru Hanyu (especially Simon), Daisuke Takahashi, Akiko Suzuki etc. Also, when commentating live, they often go places that other commentators fear to tread eg. blurting out that the 2012 Worlds Men's was ruined by the judges, and they gave the gold medal to the wrong guy... (popular in Japan, because the Eurosport guys thought the REAL winner was Takahashi). Perhaps they feel they can say what they like, because the UK has no serious contenders on the world stage? Whether their views are right or wrong, I think the way they deliver them adds such a lot to the TV experience :-D They are the kings of skating commentary to me.
They really ought to learn to pronounce the Japanese skaters' names properly though, haha :-D
I don't expect Nicky to master Japanese names any time soon. Nicky Slater still can't pronounce Shpilband, and he's had many, many years to practice that one. He usually says something like Shipblad.
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I love British Eurosport team so much, too. And their commentary during the recent Skate America in Detroit has saved me from the botton of the sea so to speak.
He's been one of top skaters for so long that they should have known/learned by now how to call his name properly. But they just keep doing so (calling 'daisuki') purposely, I would suspect.
Who was the lady commentator? I checked Mao's FS (to spot myself in the audience haha), and she was saying that Mao's FS consisted of skating from one end of the rink to the other and back... "with nothing in between"... and she'd like to see Mao putting in more content O_o Erm... WHAT?! If that was a joke, it went over my head. I was not impressed by her general tone and manner, and she is no kind of substitute for King Simon.
I heard she was Joanne Conway, six time British ladies champion.
She competed in the Calgary Olympics in 1988
Another new commentator was added to the Canadian commentary team for ice dance - Coach Carol Lane, who coaches Gilles & Poirier and Ralph & Hill.
But getting back, glad your on the team again Joanne.....
Much respect for the Eurosport commentary team for their own contributions to the sport as skaters. I would say however that I thought they tended to make extended chit chat a bit too often about their own experiences (whether it be about falling or whatnot) almost as a way of avoiding making substantive commentary about the skating. Became evident that they are lacking in terms of technical knowledge/the IJS scoring system.


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Schizophrenia Health Center
Antipsychotics for Treating Schizophrenia
First-generation, or typical, antipsychotic medicine
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Second-generation, or atypical, antipsychotic medicines
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|Risperdal, Risperdal Consta
These medicines are available in liquid, tablet, or injectable form.
How It Works
Experts don't know exactly how these antipsychotic medicines work. They think these medicines work because of how they affect brain chemicals (neurotransmitters). They usually are started at low doses to avoid side effects.
Why It Is Used
Antipsychotics are used to reduce anxiety and agitation that often happen in schizophrenia. They can also reduce problems with thinking or remembering (cognitive impairment) and reduce or control delusions and hallucinations (psychosis).
Clozapine has been shown to help people who may be thinking about suicide. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved clozapine for treating suicidal behavior associated with schizophrenia or for treating severe schizophrenia that has not improved with other medicines. Its use for treating other symptoms of schizophrenia has not yet been approved in the U.S., except through special authorization. When you use this medicine, your name goes into the Clozaril National Registry so that if you have severe side effects, you are not given the medicine again.
How Well It Works
For some people, these medicines may reduce or eliminate many symptoms of schizophrenia. Other people may have to try other antipsychotic medicines to find the one that works best for them.
Side Effects
All medicines have side effects. But many people don't feel the side effects, or they are able to deal with them. Ask your pharmacist about the side effects of each medicine you take. Side effects are also listed in the information that comes with your medicine.
Here are some important things to think about:
- Usually the benefits of the medicine are more important than any minor side effects.
- Side effects may go away after you take the medicine for a while.
- If side effects still bother you and you wonder if you should keep taking the medicine, call your doctor. He or she may be able to lower your dose or change your medicine. Do not suddenly quit taking your medicine unless your doctor tells you to.
Call911or other emergency services right away if you have:
- Trouble breathing.
- Swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Call your doctor if you have:
Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS) is an extremely rare but serious side effect that has been reported by people who take antipsychotic medicines. NMS causes life-threatening problems with your body's ability to regulate its temperatures.
Call911or other emergency services right away if you have a fever and:
- Muscle rigidity.
- Fast or irregular heartbeat.
- Rapid breathing.
- Severe sweating.
Other side effects of antipsychotic medicines include:
- Weight gain.
- Restlessness.
- Sleepiness.
- High cholesterol or high blood sugar.
- Movement disorders, such as tardive dyskinesia.
Managing side effects
It may take several attempts to find the right dose and medicine to treat your symptoms. Effectiveness and side effects for each medicine vary from person to person.
Some side effects are minor. You can manage these through lifestyle changes such as exercise, relaxation techniques, and diet changes. Other side effects can be more serious and require changes to the dose or type of medicine.
Clozapine may cause a rare but possibly life-threatening side effect called agranulocytosis, a problem that causes your body to make fewer white blood cells. Weekly blood cell tests are taken during the first 6 months of treatment with this medicine, every 2 weeks during the next 6 months of treatment, then monthly while on this medicine. This helps the doctor find this side effect early.
Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about drinking grapefruit juice while taking an antipsychotic medicine. Grapefruit juice can increase the level of these medicines in your blood. Having too much medicine in your blood increases the chances of having serious side effects.
See Drug Reference for a full list of side effects. (Drug Reference is not available in all systems.)
What To Think About
Before you take an antipsychotic medicine, be sure to tell your doctor if you have:
- A heart condition.
- A seizure disorder.
- Problems with liver function.
- Problems with blood pressure.
- Diabetes or high blood sugar.
- Constipation.
- A history of breast cancer.
- Problems with swallowing.
- Problems with fainting.
These medicines should be started in low doses. Talk with your doctor about any other medicines you may be taking to make sure there are no negative drug interactions. Avoid herbal stimulants (such as ma huang, ginseng, or kola) while taking an antipsychotic medicine.
You may need regular liver tests, blood tests, and blood pressure monitoring while you are taking an antipsychotic medicine. Your doctor may also monitor your weight and blood sugar.
Taking medicine
Medicine is one of the many tools your doctor has to treat a health problem. Taking medicine as your doctor suggests will improve your health and may prevent future problems. If you don't take your medicines properly, you may be putting your health (and perhaps your life) at risk.
There are many reasons why people have trouble taking their medicine. But in most cases, there is something you can do. For suggestions on how to work around common problems, see the topic Taking Medicines as Prescribed.
Advice for women
Women who use this medicine during pregnancy have a slightly higher chance of having a baby with birth defects. If you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant, you and your doctor must weigh the risks of using this medicine against the risks of not treating your condition.
Follow-up care is a key part of your treatment and safety. Be sure to make and go to all appointments, and call your doctor if you are having problems. It's also a good idea to know your test results and keep a list of the medicines you take.
Complete the new medication information form (PDF)(What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this medication.
ByHealthwise Staff
Primary Medical ReviewerKathleen Romito, MD - Family Medicine
Specialist Medical ReviewerLisa S. Weinstock, MD - Psychiatry
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Stetson men's tennis team finished day three of competition at the ITA Southeast Regional in Tallahassee on Saturday.
In the singles main draw, senior Didrik Berg (Oslo, Norway) was defeated by Gabriel Flores of Miami 6-0, 6-3 in the round of 32.
In the singles consolation draw, freshman Cahit Kapukiran (Izmir Turkey) won his first match, defeating Amar Hromic of UCF 6-4, 7-6 (5) in the round of 32. In the round of 16, Kapukiran fell to Oliver Pramming of USF, losing the match 6-3, 7-6 (2).
In a singles consolation qualifying match, freshman Laurynas Antropikas (Palanga, Lithuania) picked up a win, defeating Anish Sharma 6-0, 6-7, 14-12.


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The COC is saddened to learn that Brian Macdonald, one of Canada's pre-eminent theatre and opera directors, passed away over the weekend. Although Brian directed the COC's 1991 production of La Traviata, he was best-known to COC audiences for his classic production of Madama Butterfly, first created for the COC in 1990.
As we launched this year's season with his sixth revival of Madama Butterfly, Brian spoke with us about his production in the video clip below.
Brian Macdonald's other opera work took him all over the world where he staged productions for Teatro all Scala, Opera Australia, and New York City Opera, among others. He is a Canadian legend.
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By Gianmarco Segato, Adult Programs Manager
For Episode 29, the "Oldies but Goodies" edition, we welcome back Opera Canada editor, Wayne Gooding; opera journalist Paula Citron; and, opera blogger John Gilks. Gianmarco Segato, the COC's Adult Programs Manager is your host. This week we're hot on the trail of the latest developments to several ongoing opera stories:
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by Jenna Douglas
For over 30 years, students from all across Ontario have been inspired and delighted by the magic of live opera performance. The operas developed for the Glencore Ensemble Studio School Tour are adapted or created specifically for young audiences, and the artists perform in full costume with sets, props and piano accompaniment. The operas are performed in English and an informal question-and-answer period with the cast immediately follows each performance.
We asked pianist Jenna Douglas (also the mind behind Schmopera, the opera blog) to share a day in the life on the road with the Ensemble Studio School Tour, as they perform The Bremen Town Musicians. Read on for her account of an average day on tour, and check out the bottom of post for a video interview with the cast!
Our other touring family opera, The Scorpions' Sting: An Egyptian Myth, will be presented at the Royal Ontario Museum on November 29th at 11am, free with museum admission! Find out more about the event here.
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We meet at the tour van outside the COC, exchanging sleepy greetings and tips of coffee cups. We pile in the van. Someone asks for some of the Halloween candy in the big bag that Mike (our stage manager) keeps for emergencies. Someone asks for hand sanitizer. A few people Google the address of the school we're going to, and muse on the pros and cons of various routes.
Arrival at the school. A representative from the tour van jumps out to greet the school's office staff, and to find the easiest path for lugging our equipment to the gymnasium. On good days, we're greeted by a group of lovely students willing to help with the lugging. We begin an assembly line.
10:00 a.m.
Time for show #1. The gymnasium is now filled with anywhere from 60 to 300 students, from kindergartners to sixth graders. A teacher quiets the crowd, either with a raise of an arm, a counting system, or some mini game of clapping call-and-answer. The kids hear a quick preamble about what opera is, what show we're performing for them, and that the aisles must stay clear for the performers. This causes some stirring amongst the crowd. I get a nod from Mike, who is backstage and ready to start.
Mike, Gordon (who plays the Robber and Other Villains) and Andrew (who plays the Rooster) are backstage, prepared to flex their puppetry skills with the entrance of the mice. Without fail, the children go absolutely, positively crazy for those mice.
The entrance of the Robber. Gordon opens his bag of stolen money and pours gold coins joyfully over his head. The coins scatter on the floor in the vicinity, and the front row of children lurch forward to snag themselves a fake gold piece.
The show has just finished, and we spend a few minutes taking questions from the audience. Plenty of inquiry about the origins of the costumes and sets, and several kids want to know how long the cast has been working as opera singers. Some infrequent concern about the health of my fingers, and the odd philosophical question: "Why did the robber steal?"
Lunch decisions have been made. We notice that there have been a lot of ribs happening at school tour meals. No one is concerned. We marvel at Iain's (who plays the Donkey) grand lunches and bother Mike for details about the afternoon's school.
We're fed and caffeinated, and we arrive at the second school of the day. We battle a maze of hallways and unexpected staircases as we haul our beloved set through a brand new school. Several children stop us along the way to ask us who we are and what we're doing here. We tell them about the opera, and they seem unsatisfied.
Our second set-up is always fastest. The cast's dressing rooms are actually gym equipment rooms, filled with childhood treasures like hula hoops, jump ropes, scooters, and tricycles. We all act like children for approximately 15 minutes.
2:55 p.m.
We narrowly escape Toronto-area rush hour and arrive back at the COC. Representatives get out of the van to help Mike maneuver into a parking spot. We mention that scene in Austin Powers when Mike Myers has to do a 20-point turn in a narrow alley. We confirm the call time for tomorrow morning, cheerily wave goodbye, and remind everyone that the price of being late is a big box of Timbits for the van (we're not kidding).
To learn more about the Glencore Ensemble Studio School Tour, visit coc.ca/SchoolTour
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Sara Fulgoni in the COC production of Bluebeard's Castle. Photo: Michael Cooper © 2001


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Steelers draft capsule
April 22, 2013
The Altoona Mirror,
The following is the fifth of seven position-by-position 2013 Pittsburgh Steelers NFL draft analyses: CORNERBACKS On the roster: Ike Taylor, Cortez Allen, William Gay, Curtis Brown, Josh Victorian, DeMarcus Van Dyke, Justin King, Ross Ventrone Last six drafts: The Steelers have enjoyed decent success selecting corners in the third-fifth rounds — Gay (2007, fifth), Keenan Lewis (2009, third), Allen (2011, fourth) and Brown (2011, third). Others that haven't worked out as well include Joe Burnett (2009, fifth round), Crezdon Butler (2010, fifth round) and Terrence Frederick?(2012, seventh) Top cornerbacks available: Dee Milliner, Alabama; Xavier Rhodes, Florida State; Desmond Trufant, Washington; Johnthan Banks, Mississippi State; Darius Slay, Mississippi State The Steelers might take: Tyrann Mathieu, LSU; B.W. Webb, William & Mary; Dwayne Gratz, Connecticut; Will Davis, Utah State; Leon McFadden, San Diego State; Sanders Commings, Georgia Analysis: Considering other positions on the team, the Steelers are in good shape at cornerback with the development of Allen and the re-signing of Gay. They won't go after the top cornerbacks in the draft but might look for one in the fourth or fifth round, and they expect their corners to be physical. If they take a corner, like Davis or Commings, it might be with the idea of slotting him as a backup free safety. SAFETIES On the roster: Troy Polamalu, Ryan Clark, Robert Golden, Damon Cromartie-Smith, Isaiah Green Last six drafts: With Polamalu and Clark, the Steelers haven't had to pick many safeties. The only one recently was Ryan Mundy (2008, sixth round), who just signed with the New York Giants. Top safeties available: Kenny Vaccaro, Texas; Eric Reid, LSU; Matt Elam, Florida; Jonathan Cyprien, Florida International; T.J. McDonald, Southern Cal The Steelers might take: Vaccaro; Reid; McDonald; Shamarko Thomas, Syracuse; Duke Williams, Nevada Analysis: The injury-prone Polamalu just turned 32 on Friday, Clark will turn 34 during the regular season, and the Steelers lost Mundy and Will Allen during the offseason. Safety is definitely a position the Steelers need to address, and they could very well go after Vaccaro or Reid with their first pick. Both are good at coming up and stopping the run, much like Clark. If those two aren't available with the 17th pick, the Steelers could go for the second or third tier of physical safeties, like Thomas or Williams, in the middle rounds. Coming Tuesday: Running backs — Buck Frank


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Under the auspices of the IMF, IMF Scientific Advisors and distinguished Professors Mario Boccadoro and Jean-Luc Harousseau held the first ever IMF Patient & Family Seminars in their respective countries. IMF President Susie Novis greeting over 200 people at the Torino meeting on September 12th, and over 130 in Paris on the 19th.
Because the concept of medical meetings for patients and their families is a novel one in France and Italy, the IMF received an enthusiastic response from both the patient and medical communities, and there was press coverage at both seminars. We were particularly touched when the medical director of the hospital in Torino addressed the audience, telling them that the seminar was more than a sharing of medical information; it was an important ethical and humanitarian step. The IMF, he said, had opened the pathway to better communication between all patients and their doctors in Italy.
The distinguished faculty in Italy, in addition to Dr. Boccadoro, included Dr. Brian Durie (ably translated by Dr. Bruno Benedetto, who studied for four years at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center and now heads the allo transplant team in Torino), Dr. Marco Gobbi, Dr. Maria Petrucci, Dr. Patrizia Tosi, and Dr. Antonio Palumbo. Dr. Boccadoro and his able staff organized and publicized the seminar, which took place at the hospital of Saint John the Baptist. Dr. Boccadoro was interviewed on the TV news before the seminar because it was considered a revolutionary idea in Italy to conduct a medical meeting for cancer patients rather than cancer doctors. It is sometimes difficult not to take patient seminars for granted in the US. We have to remind ourselves that they were revolutionary here, too, when the IMF initiated the concept in 1993.
At the Paris seminar, the eloquent French faculty who joined Drs. Durie and Harousseau included Drs. Thierry Facon, X. Mariet and J.P. Fermand. On an extremely warm Friday without air conditioning, we were fortunate to be offered relief in the beautiful formal gardens behind the building, which were open to seminar attendees throughout the day. Even more beautiful was our special guest, the French actress Barbara Schulz, friend of the IMF and daughter of a cancer patient. Barbara most graciously interrupted her filming in the south of France to attend the seminar and lend support to the myeloma patients and their families. We owe very special thanks as well to Morgane Yvon, whose mother is a patient of Dr. Harousseau's. Morgane created a beautiful poster, publicized the seminar by mail and Internet, communicated with all the prospective attendees, and has sent each of them our newly updated French educational booklets.
A heartfelt grazie and merci to Celgene and Novartis, who helped make these ground-breaking seminars possible. We look forward to working again with Drs. Boccadoro and Harousseau on behalf of the wonderful patients in Italy and France, and hope that these two successful seminars were just the beginning.


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2010 Fantasy Draft
The 15-team league with mostly TCR readers that I'm in had their draft yesterday. It's a 25-man roster, point based league with 9 position spots (C, 1b, 2b, 3b, SS, LF, CF, RF, Util) and 9 pitching spots (4 SP, 3 RP, 2 Util P) and a 1500 IP limit. There's also a 2nd league of TCR'ites using a similar point system that started last year, so feel free to discuss your drafts as well in the comments. For those who get annoyed or bored when talking about fantasy baseball or just hate the concept in its entirety...um, sorry. I'll get something more Cub-centric up later.
Each team gets 6 keepers and you draft them based on last year's point totals. So if the players was a top 15 player, you draft him with your first round pick, 16-30 is a second round player and so forth...multiple players in the same round get spread out to the next round. The basic strategy is you can trade keepers depending on quality of talent or if you want higher draft picks. So for example, I could have tried to trade Cliff Lee for a player that was injured last year like Carlos Beltran and had a higher draft pick in exchange for a player with some issues but more upside (in reality I made the opposite trade this offseason, getting Lee for Beltran who was a 20th round pick). I had the 13th pick in the first round with a 25-round draft, snake style. I relied heavily on BP's fantasy tier rankings to be honest. (K) indicates a keeper.
- 1st Round - Albert Pujols (13) (K) - acquired in a trade from "The Joe" that involved Grady Sizemore(and others) before the 2008 season. "The Joe" has been doing just fine without him, finishing second and first in the last two seasons.
- 2nd Round - Chase Utley (18) (K) - acquired with A-rod and Jake Peavy before last year for T. Tulowitzki, E. Santana and one other player from "JD".
- 3rd Round - Chris Carpenter (43) (K) - Low round draft pick from last year.
- 4th Round - Cliff Lee (48) (K) - I traded A. Wainwright for C. Beltran early in this offseason and then moved Beltran for Lee when Beltran's knee flared up again. Hoping for a big year in Safeco with a good defense behind him and his contract year.
- 5th Round - Alex Rodriguez (73) (K) - See Chase Utley.
- 6th Round - Carlos Lee (78) - It was between Manny Ramirez and Lee and the pick ahead of me took Manny.
- 7th Round - Jonathan Broxton (103) (K) - My favorite closer in the league not named Mariano Rivera.
- 8th Round - Shane Victorino (108) Slim pickings left at center field by this point and starting pitchers were in abundence.
- 9th Round - Yunel Escobar (133) - He turns 27 and putting up an .800 OPS at shortstop, it was great value in my opinion.
- 10th Round - A.J. Burnett (138) - If his arm doesn't blow out, should rack up wins with the Yankees offense and of course strikeouts.
- 11th Round - Brandon Lyon (163) - closers were flying off the board by this point, although Lyon isn't necessarily guaranteed the role with Matt Lindstrom also in their pen.
- 12th Round - Jon Rauch (168) - if the Twins don't pick up anybody, he seems the favorite for the job.
- 13th Round - Travis Snider (193) - BP had him as a 4-star left fielder and I went for a high upside guy. His 2-position eligibility helped as well as I'll use him in right initially.
- 14th Round - Chris Iannetta (198) - Another BP 4-star ranking I was happy to get this low in the draft.
- 15th Round - Kevin Gregg (223) - I believe the last closer left in the draft, although not guaranteed the job yet.
- 16th Round - Nick Swisher (228) - We have a utility spot that Swisher will fill or take right field if Snider is a bust.
- 17th Round - JJ Hardy (253) - Shocked he made it this far as I expect a pretty good bounce back season.
- 18th Round - Mark Buehrle (258) - I'm counting on another perfect game from him this year.
- 19th Round - Marlon Byrd (283) - 3 position eligibility, decent back-up option and hopefully can ride some of his hot streaks.
- 20th Round - Rafael Betancourt (288) - The closer depth chart I was using had him as the Rockies primary set-up man, but after the draft I learned he hasn't pitched yet this spring and Franklin Morales is likely to get the save opportunities while Huston Street deals with his shoulder issues. A real good chance I'll be dropping him in the next day or so.
- 21st Round - Brad Penny (313) - I'm hoping for another Duncan miracle.
- 22nd Round - Kosukue Fukudome (318) - I'm not sure if he'll even make my Opening Day roster. Hitting higher up in the order is a better use of his skills though and he has 2-position eligibility.
- 23rd Round - Fausto Carmona (343) - Hoping another year away from surgery and he'll find some control.
- 24th Round - Justin Smoak (348) - 95% chance I drop him before I find any use for him.
- 25th Round - Troy Glaus (373) - I traded him right after the draft for Miguel Olivo.
We have daily lineup changes so what I like to do at the catcher spot is have the primary catcher and back-up from the same team and hopefully switch them when needed and the Rockies have a good duo. It didn't work at all for me last year, as I'd miss the lineups and I had the Rangers duo of Saltalamacchia and Teagarden and they were both terrible. Otherwise I'm pretty happy with my team at this moment, but I'll need to be aggressive in finding closers on the waiver wire as they help tremendously in our league with the innings pitched limit (good relievers average about 3.5-4.5 pts per innings, starters usually in the 2.5-3.5 range). I also need to find a 2b/3b eligibile player to fill-in on the days A-rod or Utley take off.
Cub's injury update
Doesn't look good.
Chi Cubs IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA
Samardzija 3.0 4 2 2 1 4 0 7.71
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That actually looks better than he has been doing. If you K a batter an inning and only walk one every three, you're going to be alright.
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Thanks for the update.
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Dusty has ruined him already...
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dusty also kicked his dog, had sex with him mom, and put sugar in his gas tank.
i think rob nenn is the only guy he's sent to surgery and he was a reliever...go figure.
chapman is due for AA even though people are barking about him being the 5th starter. i mean, he could make it...doubtful, though...especially in April.
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i'll let you have prior and not take a stand on wood...but you can't have fox or volquez =p
also, that article is far from even handed...especially since it doesn't care who's pitching for you and they're making their 1/2-assed point with PAP (and a joke of a quote by Will "my dad is a doctor, kinda" Carroll)...especially since he's had some notorious long-use guys who he wasn't the last and/or the first to use them like that.
they site russ f'n ortiz...who had bobby in ATL work him for 2 years after his SF workload on the same routine. yeesh...
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no, but it wouldn't use PAP without considering talent on hand and use a will carroll comment while sticking the counter-arguement at the bottom.
it's a lot more fair than many i've read, but it's a pretty extreme arguement for the numbers tempered by a bit of the counter-arguement down bottom.
they spent a chunk of time on russ ortiz only to say "oh yeah, it doesn't have anything to do with anything because all that hype you just read translates to russ ortiz telling us he injured his rib in ATL which causes him to change his mechanics and blah blah blah"...
it's just too hype, imo...
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If you continue to exert yourself when you get tired you're more likely to get hurt. It's across all sports and athletic endeavors. Why anyone would think that it magically doesn't apply to the shoulders of pitchers is beyond me.
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why anyone would magically apply it to a specific day or a specific thing or use a pool of data that isn't linear with your comparison point...etc etc...
ballplayers aren't in some vacuum and you can't blanket compare use...i mean, he managed livan hernandez and russ ortiz for a chunk of those years and we're supposed to treat those guys the same as a guy like rich harden or kerry wood?
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What's your point? All those guys have had shoulder issues. Just because there's other causes for shoulder injury than over use, doesn't mean that overuse isn't a cause.
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it sure isn't proof...nor conclusive proof...
...and you're going to have a higher aggregate of pitcher use when you have high-pitch capable guys around
besides all that, there's tons of guys who pitched a lot harder than they do today and made out just fine.
and a will carroll quote is about as useful as a dr. phil quote for the most part...
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and you're going to have a higher aggregate of pitcher use when you have high-pitch capable guys around
Could you explain this? How do we distinguish between guys who are high-pitch capable and those who were overused?
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use and how they respond to it...
people have done less and come out worse...and done more and come out just fine.
roy halladay was put on his career death bed because of "overuse"...now he's back and being "overused" again doing just fine.
there's just too much going on to make giving a guy 5-10 too many pitches too many games in a row being some death nail.
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...death knell.
"an omen of death or destruction"
Sorry, crunch. It's such a cool term, I didn't want it to pass uncorrected.
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yeah, it's utterly k-rad.
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"had sex with him mom"
Just reminded me of this Super Dave joke-
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CSN replay of today's game with Len/Bob on the mic...MLB Network.
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Soler likely to return Sunday, Maddon says
Right now, I'd like to see the Mets first, Giants 2nd.
I believe that since most of the team from last years' NLCS is on the squad this year, they will really amp their game up even more to kick their ass in payback for 2015.
The Giants just do not have the depth in years past, and I think all things equal - and at Wrigley - they could handle them.
I do not want to see the Cards, period. Or their fans, media, or Joe Buck.
I don't want to play Braves in the first round. Any friggin team in the league can win 3 of 5..I hate the first round. Furthermore, I wanted to play the Marlins in 2003 and the Mets over Dodgers last year.
With that said in reverse order:
3. Cardinals: It will be devastating to lose in the first round, but even worse to their main rival. It is increased incentive for the Cardinals, especially after last year. Cards would have nothing to lose, Cubs have everything to lose.
2. Giants: Rotation in the playoffs scare me a bit, but what a lousy team.
1. Mets--because of the losses in the rotation
2. Giants--because they're not the team they were BUT they maybe have bullshit even-year magic?
3. Cardinals--because rivalry and not making the playoffs hurts them more than losing in the NLDS plus getting eliminated by them in the playoffs would make for horrible sports commentary next throughout next season.
Who's asking?
CLE/DET rained out last night already, possible rain-outs in New York (vs. Baltimore), Boston(vs. Toronto) and Philly(vs. Mets) this weekend too.
Not only games involving playoff spots that would need to be played, but any that involve home field advantage.
I got the first one! Second one I'm not even sure what even/odd betting is.
any opponent preference for NLDS?
Mets are down to 1 great pitcher instead of 4. Syndegaard may pitch Sunday which means if Mets win the WC game, he'd be set up for Game 1. There's a chance they clinch a spot by Sunday so he'd pitch the WC and then we'd probably get Colon for Game 1. They've certainly had the hottest bats over the last week and month out of the WC options.
A couple of Cub related puzzles.
Can't teach height and thinness
Hopefully Pirates don't call up A. Lincoln.
j.buchanan going friday...should be...baseball...or something like it.
Wow. I didn't know they could do that.
Nice for Willson, not so much for Addy.
Game is officially called...also officially a tie.
Stats count, no make-up date of course.
Yeah -- seeing the weather -- I hope KB and Rizz are inside, wrapped in blankets and drinking hot chocolate.


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4 Ridiculous Things No One Tells You About Being an Adult
#2. The Wooderson Effect
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That's what I love about these high school girls, man. I get older, they stay the same age. That's a quote from Dazed and Confused. The character was David Wooderson, played by Matthew McConaughey the one time he decided to be in a decent movie. It exemplifies his kind of scumbag nature, and if you take the love part out, it's a terrifying reality that each of us faces. We keep getting older and those kids stay the same age.
We all know on a basic, logical level that we age and that 16-year-olds in general are always going to be 16-year-olds. But the older you get, the more you're going to lose touch with those kids. Or 18-year-olds. Or 21-year-olds. And you don't even need to be a pederast to feel the sting of still thinking, in your head, that you have something in common because you remember being 21 and then realizing when you foolishly try to make conversation with a teenager because you're both waiting for a bus together that you literally have nothing in common. That kid doesn't listen to the same music, watch the same shows or even use the same slang as you, you skeepy old bung shucker.
In your head you're the same person you always were, you're likeable enough, you're cool, you're picking up what everyone is putting down. To a high school kid, you're the out-of-touch sex crime that's going to get them on the news.
Only the most dreadfully serious among us, the kids with underbites and bowl haircuts who didn't have time to go to parties because they had to organize their chemistry notes according to covalent bonds, ever grow up to not think they relate to kids in some way. And sure, probably by the time we're in our 40s most of us will have been away from youth culture so long that when we see kids on hoverboards listening to technocountry on an MP9 audio-scrotal implant we'll just shake our heads and sweep our driveways some more, but through your 20s and into your 30s you're still so close to it that it's almost insulting when kids don't think you're cool, because fuck them, you were cool before they were born.
#1. Temporal Retardation
When I was a kid, every summer I would go camping with my parents out in the middle of Bumblefuck Nowhere, and we'd listen to the same CCR tape about a million times. It's not that my parents didn't have other music -- there was a pantsload of what is now known as classic rock, the most recent album of the bunch being AC/DC's Who Made Who (a gift from my older brother). And while now I can appreciate the musical talent of John Fogerty and the boys, as a kid I goddamn hated everyone who was looking out their back door down on the corner.
The thing I didn't realize until I was older, of course, was not that my parents had a fanatical obsession with old-ass music, or even that they had a fanatical obsession with making sure they made use of all five senses to ruin every camping trip we went on together and this was their auditory attack. It was that they were suffering the same temporal retardation I currently suffer from. The same one that is causing me to listen to Guns 'N Roses while I write this article. Seriously, Guns 'N Roses. Is Axl Rose even alive right now? You think he might be, but you don't know for sure because literally no one on earth gives a shit about Axl Rose anymore. He could be in a gutter right now with his tongue, swollen and black from Thunderbird, serving as nothing more than fertilizer for various mosses.
A sad fact of growing up is that you lose time. You work, you raise a family, you have to grunt and rock a little to get out of bed in the mornings, costing you precious seconds of life that, in your youth, you spent listening to cool new music. Well there's no time for cool new music when you have to put on a uniform and make copies of budget wedding invites for people at Staples 30 hours a week. So when you finally get around to buying a secondhand iPod mini, you fill that thing with music from CDs you bought in 1997.
The music that makes you think of fun and awesome times is all stuck in the past with your fun and awesome times. Worse yet, when you have fun and awesome times now, because being an adult didn't kill you or anything, you only play that same old music because that's what makes you think of fun times and that's why, when you're 90 having a party at your moon cabin, your grandkids are going to be quietly cursing out the Milli Vanilli album you put on.
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SALEM - The State Fire Marshal's Office and Salem Police are helping investigate what city firefighters are calling an intentionally-set fire at a Fourth Street residence, with one woman sent to the hospital Friday.
The condition of the 58-year-old woman was undetermined, a spokesman for Salem Community Hospital said late Friday afternoon. According to police Lt. Don Beeson, she was admitted to the hospital.
Capt. Scott Mason of the Salem City Fire Department said the woman, identified as the homeowner, was being treated at the scene by KLG Ambulance for suspected smoke inhalation when firefighters arrived at 11:57 a.m. after responding from another call.
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Capt. Scott Mason of the Salem City Fire Department comes out of a home on East Fourth Street where a rug and chair were burned in a fire deemed intentional and still under investigation. Part of the fire department responded at 11:57 a.m. Friday from the scene of another call, splitting the department. A woman who had been inside the residence was taken to Salem Community Hospital for treatment. (Salem News photo by Mary Ann Greier)
Only part of the department responded, with the rest of the department remaining at the scene of the East State Street sewage lift station located off of Pershing Street Extension.
The police department received the initial call when the woman's adult son came home from work, opened the door and smoke came rolling out, Patrolman Brad Davis said.
According to Mason, the woman was found by her son in the living room, which is where an area rug and chair were allegedly set on fire. The son poured his beverage on the fire,
followed by a pot of water, to put it out. Firefighters arrived to light smoke showing and finished extinguishing the fire, ventilating the house to remove the smoke by opening second floor windows and using fans.
A representative of the State Fire Marshal's Office and Det. Dave Talbert of the Salem Police Department were called to assist in the investigation by the fire department, with samples from the living room taken to the state lab for testing. Firefighters cleared the scene at 2:37 p.m. Friday.
The fire remains under investigation.
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Well, we can say that the folks from Redmond definitely have a morbid sense of humor. In celebration of the release to manufacturing (RTM) of Windows Phone 7, Microsoft held a mock funeral for two of the stars of the smartphone community: the Apple iPhone and RIM's BlackBerry.
According to Neowin, there were hearses for both the iPhone and the BlackBerry along with Microsoft employees dressed up in Windows Phone 7 garb. Microsoft even went so far as to have employees performing the infamous "Thriller Dance" to celebrate the hope that Windows Phone 7 will bury the competition.
Interestingly enough, while Microsoft definitely had Apple and RIM in its crosshairs today, "dead" Google was nowhere to be found. There were no hearses for the Android OS, so either Microsoft just overlooked this "minor" detail, or it doesn't think that it has the muscle to bury Android so quickly.
Windows Phone 7 is reportedly set to launch on October 11.
quote: RIM's customers are primarily corporate. So the OS that Microsoft is really going up against is Android
quote: ...is going to try to sell a product that is in no way superior (and in many ways inferior) to their rival.
quote: That rival is already the number one player in the States and can offer a dozen different varieties and a large and growing App Store.
quote: There is even confusion in the name of the OS since it sounds like their current desktop OS.
quote: Zune did not suck for any technical reason. It sucked because it didn't sell.


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Convenience and Ease of Use of Birth Control Methods
Some birth control methods are more convenient to use than others. Consider the following when choosing a birth control method:
- Sexual spontaneity. Does the method require interrupting sexual intercourse, such as to put on a condom or insert spermicide? Do the partners need to make sure that the method is always available whenever sex may occur, as with condoms and diaphragms? Do partners need to use the method at each act of sexual intercourse?
- Schedule. Does the method require remembering to take a pill daily, such as with birth control pills, or scheduling regular visits to a health professional, such as with the birth control shot?
- Attention. Does the method require regular monitoring of the menstrual cycle and avoiding sex during fertile periods, such as with natural family planning?
- Hassle. Is the method messy or complicated to use?
- Comfort. Does the method cause irritation or discomfort for either partner?
Permanent or longer-term methods such as tubal ligation or vasectomy, the intrauterine device (IUD), the hormonal implant, the shot, and the hormone patch or vaginal ring offer the most convenience for many people. With these methods, you do not have to take a pill daily, keep a birth control method handy for when you have sex, or carefully monitor your menstrual cycle.
All users of long-term methods who have any risk of sexually transmitted infection (STI) exposure should use a condom.
Birth control pills may be convenient for women who are able to remember to take a pill daily. The pill does not have to be taken at the time of sexual activity, which may allow for spontaneity. Also, with certain pills you can have fewer or no periods.
Barrier methods—such as spermicide with condoms, the cervical cap, and the diaphragm—require that couples have the methods readily available and have them in place just before having sexual intercourse.
Current as of: May 22, 2015
Author: Healthwise Staff
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Developing markets have been a source of interest to pharmaceutical companies for decades and it is not a revelation that the developing markets of Latin America, in particular, have been growing in importance over the years. Indeed, the attractiveness of this region has become more and more apparent as the governments of these countries have taken great strides in developing a more robust market for the pharmaceutical industry. As the regulatory framework has evolved in this region, so too has its appeal.
As economic instability spread across much of the world last year, the Latin American pharmaceutical markets remained largely insulated from the worst of it, thanks in no small part, to less exposure to credit-squeeze fundamentals and conditions ripe for outsourcing. Indeed, by many accounts the pharmaceutical industry is blossoming in that region, spurred by a number of factors.
With a population of over 500 million people, the sheer size of the market makes it too large to be ignored. According to one projection by the United Nations, the overall population in this region is expected to grow about 23% over the next 20 years, to about 623 million. Moreover, there has been a steady period of double-digit growth of the pharmaceutical market in Latin America (Figure 1), and the total market growth rate in the individual countries of the region are expected to continue with double-digit growth as well (Figure 2).
The region is also attractive for its competitive costs, convenient time zone with respect to interacting with the U.S. and Europe, and quality standards comparable to other traditional research markets. With approximately 50% of pharmaceutical industry growth by 2020 expected to come from emerging regions, 15–18% of this growth will be attributed to Latin America.
To take clinical trials as an example of pharmaceutical industry activity, according to statistics put out by clinicaltrials.gov in 2009, over 4,000 clinical trials were conducted in Latin America. It is worth noting that the saturation of clinical trial sites in Latin America as compared to the U.S. and Western Europe stands in stark contrast: the number of clinical trial sites per million in Latin America was 2, as compared to 82 in the U.S. and 11 in Western Europe.
Such lack of saturation in the region, coupled with high enrollment rates and growing regulations, make the growth of clinical trials in Latin America likely to continue all that much more in the future. However, while the clinical trial application process in Latin America is seemingly straightforward, the process is not without its land mines.
Today, the majority of the countries in the region have local regulations aligned with the Declaration of Helsinki, Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences, and International Conference on Harmonization-Good Clinical Practice (ICH-GCP) guidelines, and all of these countries have a regulatory agency responsible for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and clinical research. However, at the regional level, despite efforts by Mercado Comun del Sur, regional pharmaceutical regulatory implementation has not kept pace with national developments.
As a result, there are still different levels of regulatory sophistication in the region. The extent to which a given regulatory framework has evolved, and the corresponding infrastructure in the pharmaceutical industry that is in place, varies country to country within Latin America.
Although Latin America, as a whole, provides numerous business opportunities, such as conducting clinical trials or manufacturing drugs, six countries in the region are of particular interest: Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Chile, and Argentina. These six countries represent over two-thirds of the population in Latin America and account for approximately 70% of the clinical trials there.
While these countries share some common regional characteristics, it is important to be sensitive to the differences that exist among them as well. The remainder of this article seeks to address these differences, while highlighting the opportunities and challenges in three of these markets in particular, Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia.
Yelena Sheftelevich, J.D., is global regulatory manager, and Satish C. Tripathi, Ph.D. ([email protected]), is president at Biomedical Consulting International.
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An autopsy showed that the suspected drunk driver who crashed into a pole killing a pedestrian Thursday night died of the gunshot wound, police said.
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The Museum possesses one of the largest numismatic collections in the world. The collections include over 1 million objects, comprising coins, medals, decorations, and pieces of paper money. Among the many great rarities here are some of the world's oldest coins, created 2,700 years ago. But the collection also includes the latest innovations in electronic monetary exchange, as well as beads, wampum, and other commodities once used as money. A special strength lies in artifacts that illustrate the development of money and medals in the United States. The American section includes many rare and significant coins, such as two of three known examples of the world's most valuable coin, the 1933 double eagle $20 gold piece.
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Norfolk, Nebraska, 1 Dollar, 1933
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- During the Great Depression of the 1930s, regular money was withheld from circulation. Spending was curtailed, available cash was hidden, and, by the fall of 1932, runs on banks across the country were leading to "bank holidays" in state after state.
- By the beginning of 1933, bank closures were becoming commonplace. Indeed, the new president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, ordered a national bank holiday, during which time an army of examiners fanned out and checked the solvency of banks across the Republic. They certified the sound ones and closed the unsound ones. If people were hoarding money, and banks were locked up, how did buying and selling go on?
- The brief answer is that local institutions supplied their own money. Towns and counties, factories and unemployment agencies, a fish processor in Massachusetts, and a college in California all created money for their communities. Emergency issues came from all of the forty-eight states, plus the territories of Hawaii and Alaska and the District of Columbia. The new money was mostly made of paper, but issues in leather, wood, tinfoil, and other materials also appeared.
- In the Midwest, an idea first developed in Austria and Germany was tried in a number of places, including Norfolk, Nebraska. This Norfolk note bears simple designs, but the idea behind it was sophisticated. The city fathers reasoned that money would only be useful if it stayed in circulation.
- And the best way to ensure that would be to require affixing small stamps to the back of the note, dated by hand. If they weren't added on a regular basis, the bill became irredeemable. The authorities also added pleas for circulation on the top and bottom margins of the note. From the stamps' use, the plan worked.
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- Town of Norfolk, Nebraska
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- King, M. E.
- Miller, Rowan
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- Norfolk Scrip Committee
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- 1992.0061.0148
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- 1992.0061.0148
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- 92.61.148
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ENGLEWOOD � After giving up 86 points to the Patriots last year, the Denver Broncos realized just how far away they were from becoming a championship contender.
After the Broncos� 45-10 loss at New England in the playoffs, coach John Fox pledged, �We will do everything we can to get better.�
And they did.
They swapped Tim Tebow for Peyton Manning, retooled the offense and fortified their defense. They�ll get to gauge just how much they�ve narrowed that gap Sunday when they visit Tom Brady and the Patriots.
Champ Bailey insists the gulf hasn�t just been narrowed but closed entirely, suggesting the Broncos �know we can win� this time, something he�s not so sure they believed nine months ago.
�I didn�t feel like there were 53 guys that thought we could win,� Bailey said. �And it showed.�
He wouldn�t name names, instead saying the Broncos (2-2) simply are better equipped and better prepared to keep up with the Patriots (2-2) this time around.
�Couple of different players here and there. Different coordinator. Different mentality,� Bailey said. �But I think last year, it was pretty obvious we didn�t put our best effort in that last game. It was real disappointing to get that far and not put forth 100 percent. But it is what it is, it�s in the past, and this is a different year, different breed of guys going in there.�
With right guard Chris Kuper ready to return from a broken left forearm, middle linebacker Joe Mays back from a one-game suspension for an illegal hit, and second-year tight end Virgil Green�s month-long suspension for violating the league�s banned-substances policy over, the Broncos are as invigorated as they�ve been all season.
They had perfect attendance at practice this week for the first time.
And they have a healthy confidence, too, insisting they can keep up with the high-powered Patriots after losing to them 41-23 on Dec. 18, ending a six-game winning streak, and by five touchdowns in the divisional playoffs in January.
�I think we have better personnel, and we have a better scheme,� Mays said. �We just have to go out there and execute.�
That�s something they didn�t do well last year, when Denver�s offense had eight three-and-outs, four four-and-outs and lost a fumble on the first play of another drive in two blowout losses to New England.
Now, they have Manning running the show.
�Oh, we can put up points,� running back Willis McGahee said. �There�s no doubt about it.�
Asked about the firepower the Broncos bring to Foxborough this time around, McGahee borrowed a phrase from the New York Jets� loquacious linebacker Bart Scott that punctuated a postgame rant after a playoff victory over New England a couple of years ago.
�I like the firepower regardless of this year or last year, but yep, this year is a little bit better,� McGahee said. �Looking forward to it. Can�t wait. In Bart Scott words, �Can�t wait!��
With Tebow, the Broncos ran the read-option that proved no match for Brady�s precision passing game.
�I think like last year we went into the game, run first, worry about the pass later,� McGahee said. �This year we can do both. So, the sky�s the limit. It�s not like we�re going to be cornered in one position, just run the ball, run the ball, you know? We�re going to be able to get some passes off; we�re going to be able to get some runs off.�
Manning�s arrival alone made both the Broncos� offense and defense better. With his ability to produce long drives, Denver�s defense hasn�t been as gassed as it was with the offense going three-and-out so often like it did under Tebow.
That could make a big difference Sunday.
�Ah, it�s going to be great,� Mays said. �What our offense brings is going to be great to keep us off the field a little bit, because while we�re out there, it�s going to be hard work. We�re going against one of the best quarterbacks in the game, and it�s going to be a tough one for us. I�m looking forward to going out there and having a much better outcome than we did two times last year.�