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Big Brother nominations revealed as Aaron, Aden and Heaven face eviction
Heaven, who was also up for eviction last week before being voted to stay as Rebeckah Vaughan left on Friday, came in for particular scorn from the other Big Brother contestants, despite being nominated by fewer housemates than Aaron.
Jay complained that Heaven was 'too loud', while Anton said he couldn't 'deal with her nonsense in my head' as he nominated the 30-year-old holistic healer.
Harry was slightly more diplomatic, simply saying that there were other people he would 'rather live with', but Aden called her 'unbearable' and said he did 'not get along with her at all'.
But with five nominations himself, Aden didn't prove popular with his fellow housemates either, as Alex told Big Brother she didn't understand his sense of humour and Mark said Aden wouldn't 'stimulate' him for very long.
Meanwhile, Aaron received six nominations – the most this week – because he had 'caused tension and upset in the house' after a kiss with Maisy caused a huge row between the housemates.
As Tom complained that the 30-year-old lothario wanted to 'get one over' on him, Anton called him 'sly', pointing out that 'all of a sudden, he is in a love square with two girls and a guy'.
Both Aaron and Heaven have survived previous evictions, as Tashie Jackson and Rebeckah became the first two housemates to leave this year.


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When the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 was introduced for 2012, amateur racers across the country began to salivate at the prospect of a factory-backed track edition of the car in the vein of similar models that had been offered by Ford and Dodge in an effort to snare both the drag crowd and road course fiends. This week, Chevrolet announced that a very limited competition-oriented edition of the Camaro ZL1 would be made available this coming summer.
The Chevrolet COPO Camaro is intended to appeal to drivers looking to be competitive in NHRA Stock Eliminator and Super Stock drag racing classes. Although the Camaro ZL-1 already holds the title of the fastest-ever street legal version of the muscle car, the Chevrolet COPO Camaro will reign as the speediest model in the history of the vehicle. Buyers will have the choice of either a 7.0-liter V-8 or one of two supercharged 5.3-liter V-8 engines under the hood, and the car also comes with a Powerglide automatic transmission, a solid rear axle, a roll cage and a full weight loss regimen that includes stripping out most of the vehicle's niceties. Racing seats and harnesses are also provided with the car free of charge.

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Release from the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services:
The Virginia
Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) has advice for
Virginians who lost power during the March 6 snow storm: throw out the contents
of your refrigerator if the power has been out for more than four hours and
check food in your freezer carefully to be sure it's still safe to eat. "We have
a lot of tips for consumers," said VDACS Commissioner Matthew J. Lohr. "But here
is the main one: when in doubt, throw it out."
VDACS' food
safety and meat and poultry inspectors will inspect food processors, grocery
stores and other retail stores in affected areas to ensure they handle food
safely. However, individual consumers also need to be aware that the potential
for foodborne illness at home grows every day that the power is out.
VDACS offers the following basic tips for keeping food safe to eat during a
power outage:
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Keep the
refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible to
maintain the cold temperature.
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refrigerator will keep food cold for about four
hours if it is unopened. When that window passes, consumers will need
to discard most of the items in the refrigerator.
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A full
freezer will keep the temperature for approximately 48
hours (24 hours if it is half full) if the door remains closed.
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Buy dry
or block ice to keep the refrigerator as cold as possible if the power
is going to be out for a prolonged period of time. Fifty pounds of dry ice
should keep an 18-cubic foot fully-stocked freezer cold for two
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If you plan to
eat refrigerated or frozen meat, poultry, fish or eggs while it is still at safe
temperatures, it's important to cook each item thoroughly to the
proper temperature to assure that any foodborne bacteria that may be
present is destroyed. However, if at any point the food was above 40° F for two
hours or more, discard it.
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Wash fruits and
vegetables with water from
a safe source before eating.
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For infants, try
to use prepared, canned baby formula that requires no added water. When
using concentrated or powdered formulas, prepare with bottled water if the local
water source is potentially contaminated.
Once power is restored, consumers will need to determine whether their
food is safe to eat using these guidelines:
- If an appliance
thermometer was kept in the freezer, check the temperature when
the power comes back on. If the freezer thermometer reads 40° F or below, the
food is safe and may be refrozen.
- If a thermometer
has not been kept in the freezer, check each package of food to
determine its safety. You can't rely on appearance or odor. If the food
still contains ice crystals or is 40° F or below, it is safe to
refreeze or cook.
- Refrigerated
food is likely safe as long as the power was out for no more than four
hours and the refrigerator door was kept shut. If the four-hour window
has passed, discard any remaining perishable food such as meat, poultry, fish,
eggs or leftovers.
in mind that perishable food such as meat, poultry, seafood, milk and eggs that
are not kept adequately refrigerated or frozen may cause illness if consumed,
even when they are thoroughly cooked. Never taste food to determine its safety,
and always discard any items in the refrigerator that have come into contact
with raw meat juices.
The following
foods are safe to consume even if they have been held above 40° F for two hours
or more: hard cheeses, processed cheeses, grated Parmesan or Romano cheese,
jelly, relish, mustard, olives, pickles, soy sauce, barbecue sauce, fruit pies,
bread, rolls, cakes, muffins, fruit juices, canned fruits, whole fresh fruits
and raw vegetables except cut greens and cut tomatoes.
For more
detailed information regarding which food items are safe to consume after an
extended power outage, go to http://www.foodsafety.gov or http://www.foodsafetyinfosheets.com.


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The Writers' Union of Canada 40th Anniversary Chairs TourThursday Nov 01 2012 5:00 pm, Winnipeg, Grant Park in the Atrium
Margaret Laurence called us a tribe and this year we are gathering all across the country to talk about what it means to be a Canadian writer today. All are welcome. Hear the latest on copyright, eBooks, Library & Archives Canada, PLR and the new Digital Landscape. Share your views, mingle with other writers and meet Merilyn Simonds, Chair of the Writers' Union of Canada.
Merilyn Simonds was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, spent her childhood in Brazil and came of age in a small town in southwestern Ontario. In addition to serving as this year's chair of the Writers' Union of Canada she is adjunct professor of creative writing in the MFA program at UBC, and artistic director of the Kingston WritersFest. She has published sixteen books, non-fiction and fiction. Her most recent work, The Paradise Project, is a limited edition and numbered collection of flash fiction hand-pressed by book artist Hugh Barclay of The Hellbox Press.


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TWO LIBRARIANS and a vegan runner from Penarth are hoping to raise thousands of pounds for charity by taking part in the London Marathon this weekend.
Women Running Penarth members Lynne Evans and Jo Hodges will be joined by 25-year-old Lewis Sydenham to take part in the 26.2mile race, as they each try and raise money for causes close to their hearts.
Jo Hodges, who works as a librarian at Coleg y Cymoedd, was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) nine years ago and is raising money for the MS Trust.
Jo, 36, has never run a marathon before but is hoping her 26.2mile effort will inspire others coping with MS that they can still live a fulfilling life. She said that she had a relapse a few weeks ago but was still hoping to run the marathon in around five hours
"There has been a lot of bad press with MS and assisted suicide, but my motivation is to say that it can be lousy but it doesn't have to be as bad as it seems," she said.
"People like Debbie Purdy are looking at assisted suicide, but if you are recently diagnosed with MS it's not what you want to hear."
She added: "It's also a bit of a third midlife crisis and I'm only 36, as I've already bought a sports car, a Mazda MX 5, and cycled from London to Paris for charity."
Jo, who will be joined by her husband David during the marathon, said: "I'm aiming for completition not competition.
"I'm absolutely petrified at the thought of it.
"It will be a bit of a run and a walk, but at long as it takes me under eight hours and I get my runners t-shirt and medal I'll be happy."
Jo, who lives in Barry, has also got a number of fundraising events planned and will be holding a Twmpath Welsh language barn dance at the Mount Sorrell Hotel on May 16 and a treasure hunt in Cardiff Bay later in May.
She will be one of only 15 librarians taking part in the London Marathon this year.
Fellow Women Running Penarth member Lynne Evans, who also manages the libraries at Neath Port Talbot College, is taking part in the prestigious event in aid of Velindre Cancer Centre.
It will be the second time that Lynne, of Plymouth Road, has tackled a marathon after she took part in the Edinburgh Marathon last year.
With just a few days to go before the marathon Lynne, 44, said she was "alternating between a mix of being scared stiff and wanting to get it over and done with".
Lynne, 44, scooped a place in the public ballot and said it was an opportunity that she couldn't turn down.
"I think the London Marathon is a once in a lifetime chance and I can't wait for it," she said.
Lynne will be raising money for Velindre Cancer Centre after her father was treated there shortly before he died.
"My dad died because of his illness but the nurses were all brilliant with him and I want to support them in any way I can," she said.
Vegan runner Lewis Sydenham is also set to run the London Marathon in aid of Fair Trade UK.
Lewis, who has never run a marathon before, has been training for the marathon by running the Cardiff 5k parkrun every weekend, while also juggling long distance runs.
Lewis, who took part in the 750mile Around Wales charity challenge around the circumference of Wales in 2011, has already raised more than £400 for Fair Trade UK.
"Since I have become a vegan it has made me more aware of Fair Trade UK and I really believe in their ethos," he said.
Lewis, who will be travelling to London with Les Croupiers running club, added that he was aiming for three hours and 30 minutes.
The London Marathon will take place on Sunday, April 13.
To sponsor Lynne go to: http://www.justgiving.com/Lynne-London2014
You can also follow her on twitter at @lynneevans24
To sponsor Jo go to: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/team/DaveandJoHodges
You can also follow her on twitter at @jofromcardiff
To sponsor Lewis go to http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/lew26.2
You can also follow him on twitter at @Lewww7


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"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." – Gandhi
Earlier this week I posted an article entitled, "Business-Minded Spirituality." My plan wasn't to prove that businesses are inherently good-intentioned, only that one can have a successful business while still keeping their morals and values intact.
Businesses themselves are tremendously powerful vehicles for change, but they don't just fall from the sky. They start within the mind of a single individual – with an idea, a thought, or an intention. The individual who acts upon these ideas changes his world, whether it is for better or worse.
A better self means a better world, no matter how small or large our impact might be. This is a powerful insight. If we can recognize our personal growth as part of the growth of a greater whole, we can begin to align ourselves with this greater sense of purpose being. Instnatly, we become more inspired and motivated to improve life conditions for our self and others.
Please take a moment to reflect on your own goals of self-improvement. Ask: "In what ways do these goals benefit the world as a whole?" If you cannot find any reasons – you may want to re-assess your intentions, or see if you can reframe your goals in a bigger way.
If all you want out of life is money, sex, and fame – but you neglect the interests of others – then you probably won't get any of these things. Some still do, but often at the expense of happiness and integrity.
What I am trying to describe is a viewpoint – a way of looking at ourselves and how we fit into this larger ecosystem. If we closely examine the events in our world, we often find just how interconnected and interdependent we really are. Although our ego would rather see itself as separate and distinct; it becomes more empowered when it sees itself in a grander scheme. But this is not just a motivational tool, it is a reflection of reality.
I challenge my readers to reframe their goals within a context of "world improvement," in order to foresee the greater implications of their actions.
When I reflect back on my own list of goals, a couple of things become immediately apparent to me. Take for example my goal to "Graduate From College." On the surface this is nothing but a self-serving goal. Certainly by graduating I am not directly affecting any other person's future. But what I learn through college allows me to become better equipped to serve society at large at some point in the future. I can use that knowledge for more than just personal gain, and the same can be said about a business that follows a code of ethics.
I challenge you to reframe your goals without this new and broader context. You will find that it strengthens your intentions to achieve those goals, by aligning your will to a so-called "higher power" (and I say this at risk of sounding too religious or mystical).
Our current models of self-improvement will eventually be outperformed by the one's that also take into account world improvement. As I mentioned, you can adopt this mindset with the simple question, "How do my goals serve the greater whole of humanity?" Knowing this answer, you will become more affirmed in your values, goals, and aspirations.


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From producer and world famous actor Antonio Banderas comes the 3D animated action-adventure Justin and the Knights of Valour.
At London's May Fair Hotel for the premiere of the movie, Banderas told the Belfast Telegraph that he was bitten by the animation bug while working on Shrek and the spin-off movie Puss in Boots. Justin and the Knights of Valour was ten years in the making after being approached by the creators around 2003.
The film follows Justin (Freddie Highmore) who lives in a kingdom where bureaucrats rule and knights have been ousted. His dream is to be become one of the Knights of Valour, like his grandfather was, but his father Reginald (Alfred Molina), the chief counsel to the Queen (Olivia Williams), wants his son to follow in his footsteps and become a lawyer.
After an inspiring visit to his beloved Grandmother (Julie Walters) and bidding farewell to his supposed lady-love Lara (Tamsin Egerton), Justin leaves home and embarks on a quest to become a knight. Along the way he meets the beautiful, feisty Talia (Saoirse Ronan), a quirky wizard called Melquiades (David Walliams), the handsome Sir Clorex (Antonio Banderas) and is mentored by three monks; Blucher (James Cosmo), Legantir (Charles Dance) and Braulio (Barry Humphries), who teach and test him in the ancient ways of the Knights of Valour.
An unlikely candidate for knighthood, Justin must rise to the challenge quickly when banished former knight Sir Heraclio (Mark Strong) and his army, lead by Sota (Rupert Everett), return and threaten to destroy the Kingdom.
Justin and the Knights of Valour is being met with some mixed reviews so far, however, Rotten Tomatoes reports a nearly 90%"want to see" rating. The Spanish film is presented in English and is set to release in the UK on September 13th, 2013 and September 16th, 2013 in Spain. No word yet on a North American release date.
Source: Belfast Telegraph/Wikipedia


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Mrs. B always gave us apple juice.
She was strange. So was her daughter.
Mrs. R wore a lot of make-up.
She was fussy.
I was always worried I would make a mess when I was there.
Consequently, I spilled a drink nearly every visit.
Mrs. T had the most beautiful hair.
She was loving and kind.
Mr. R was funny.
He had a go cart.
One neighbourhood party,
Mom and Mr. R took that Go cart for a ride!
We all laughed.
Mr. T told a lot of jokes.
He liked to tease us kids.
He always seemed to be the one talking.
Mr. and Mrs. A were different than the rest.
They were always dressed up.
The other Mrs.' acted different when Mrs. A was around.
Mr. and Mrs. B were odd.
Mrs. B seemed nervous all the time.
They only had one child.
His name was hyphenated.
The other Mr. B had died.
No one ever spoke of that.
I thought Mrs. B was mad all the time.
We would have BBQ's together.
The kids would make up skits.
And then perform them for the adults.
The adults loved it.
We always did our fireworks together.
The Mr.'s would set them off in the field.
The kids and the Mrs.' would watch from lawn chairs.
We would play on each other's swing sets.
We would all get together in one backyard for sun tanning.
The young ones could never lie still for long.
Inevitably they would end up pestering the teenagers.
Out would come the sprinklers!
It was so much fun.
We set up hard top trailers in our backyards and ' camped'.
We ate peaches from Mr. V's tree.
We ate candy from Mrs. S's pantry.
(She kept it for her grandchildren but they never came.)
We had sleepovers.
We invited each other for supper.
We all had our favourites.
All the Mrs.' knew whose favourites were whose.
Mom's spaghetti was everyone's favourite.
Mr. and Mrs. R had wieners and beans every Tuesday.
(It was bowling day.)
We all rode our bikes together.
Up and down the road we went.
No one was allowed to go by Mrs. P's tree.
Mom said all the other Mrs.' could relax.
They knew Mom was always watching us kids.
We would walk to the outdoor pool together.
We would have so much fun there.
The lifeguards knew us all by name.
And we knew their names.
What a childhood we had together.
On our dead end, seven house street.
It was the best.
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What Is the 'Charlie Charlie Challenge' Why Has It Taken Over the Internet?
While you were out enjoying a three-day Memorial Day weekend, the internet was enjoying a new craze.
The Charlie Charlie Challenge went wild. What is it? Britain's Telegraph explains it's a game in which people try to contact a Mexican spirit, named Charlie:
The game entails placing two pencils on a piece of paper in the shape of the cross with the words 'yes' and 'no'. Participants then repeat the phrase "Charlie, Charlie can we play?" in order to connect with the demon.
It may all sound a little supernatural and you may be skeptical, but why not take a look at some of the videos that have come about from those brave souls who've tried it?
#charliecharliechallenge no wtf I happened pic.twitter.com/wRcqXCkdHf
— Holly (@Holly_hickman_) May 25, 2015
#charliecharliechallenge HOLD UPPP?! Did it actually move pic.twitter.com/TFjZrYx9ys
— Nate (@_nate9) May 25, 2015
i'm going to hell for laughing pic.twitter.com/0eP1tLvehs #charliecharliechallenge
— rachel loves niall (@lightpinkhoran) May 25, 2015
NOOOOOPE NOPE !! #CharlieCharlieChallenge https://t.co/2p3F2Z56dh
— Pretty Briii$ko (@ogbriiisko) May 24, 2015
#charliecharliechallenge why did I do this im never sleeping pic.twitter.com/9zIO6QQVvU
— Devin (@DevinHamblin) May 26, 2015
Of course, a lot of people decided to have some fun with the whole trend by making some tongue-in-cheek videos, too:
#charliecharliechallenge !!!!!!!!!! (Vine by @BruiseAurora) https://t.co/Fzde7mYdj7
— Mik (@mimakoel) May 26, 2015
"It's real… we gotta go" #charliecharliechallenge pic.twitter.com/hwlJCkkhHY
— Justin Bieber (@bieberinmypants) May 25, 2015


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We've built our business on an obsession for building quality product experience and a passion for customer retention, meaning that over 60% of our traffic comes direct to us. That's why we're the perfect partner to drive your customer acquisition strategy globally.
We're impartial and trusted
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|Weigela florida
|Scientific classification
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Weigela /waɪˈdʒiːlə/[2] is a genus of between six and 38 species[3] of deciduous shrubs in the family Caprifoliaceae, growing to 1–5 m (3-15') tall. All are natives of eastern Asia. The genus is named after the German scientist Christian Ehrenfried Weigel.[4]
The leaves are 5–15 cm long, ovate-oblong with an acuminate tip, and with a serrated margin.
The flowers are 2–4 cm long, with a five-lobed white, pink, or red (rarely yellow) corolla, produced in small corymbs of several together in early summer.
The fruit is a dry capsule containing numerous small winged seeds.
Garden history[edit]
The first species to be collected for Western gardens, Weigela florida, distributed in North China, Korea and Manchuria, was found by Robert Fortune and imported to England in 1845.[4] Following the opening of Japan to Westerners, several Weigela species and garden versions were "discovered" by European plant-hunters in the 1850s and 1860s, though they may have already been known to locals.[5][clarification needed]
The British Weigela national collection is held at Sheffield Botanical Gardens; along with the national collection of the closely related Diervilla genus.[4] The German Weigela national collection, Sichtungsgarten Weigela, is in Buckow, Maerkische-Schweiz.[6]
Weigela species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including brown-tail.
Selected species[edit]
- Weigela decora (Nakai) Nakai
- Weigela florida (Bunge) A.DC.
- Weigela grandiflora (Siebold & Zucc.) Fortune
- Weigela hortensis (Siebold & Zucc.) K.Koch
- Weigela japonica Thunb. (type)
- Weigela praecox (Lemoine) Bailey
- Weigela sanguinea (Nakai) Nakai
- List source :[3]
Several of the species are very popular ornamental shrubs in gardens, although species have been mostly superseded by hybrids (crosses between W. florida and other Asiatic species). The following cultivars have gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit:-
- W. florida 'Foliis purpureis'
- W. florida 'Variegata'
- W. praecox 'Variegata'
Weigela florida 'Pink Princess'[edit]
Weigela florida 'Pink Princess' is a popular cultivar of Weigela florida, a shrub native to Northern China, Korea and Japan, that flowers profusely. It is a hardy plant, easy to grow and maintain. It grows to a height and width of up to 5-6 feet in appropriate conditions, and is thus more compact than the normal Weigela florida, which makes it a more versatile shrub. It is attractive to hummingbirds.
- ^ The genus Weigela and the type W. japonica were originally described and published in Kongl. Vetenskaps Academiens Nya Handlingar 1: 137, pl. 5. 1780[1781]. "Name - !Weigela Thunb.". Tropicos. Saint Louis, Missouri: Missouri Botanical Garden. Retrieved December 2, 2012.
Type Specimens: T: Weigela japonica Thunb.
- ^ Sunset Western Garden Book, 1995:606–607
- ^ a b All of the species listed in the 'Selected species' section are accepted by The Plant List, but most are still under review, and therefore subject to changes in status. "TPL, treatment of Weigela". The Plant List; Version 1. (published on the internet). Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and Missouri Botanical Garden. 2010. Retrieved December 2, 2012.
- ^ a b c "Sheffield Botanical Gardens Weigela". Sheffield Botanical Gardens Trust. November 26, 2008. Retrieved December 2, 2012.
- ^ Mark Nesbitt, The Cultural History of Plants, 2005:284; Ran Levy-Yamamori, Ran Levy, Gerard Taaffe, Garden plants of Japan, 2004, s.v. "Weigela hortensis"
- ^ "Weigela Sichtungsgarten" (in German). Maerkische-Schweiz. Retrieved December 2, 2012.
- ^ "RHS Plant selector Weigela florida 'Foliis Purpureis' AGM/RHS Gardening". Royal Horticultural Society. 2011. Retrieved December 2, 2012.
- ^ "RHS Plant selector Weigela 'Florida Variegata' (v) AGM/RHS Gardening". Royal Horticultural Society. 2011. Retrieved December 2, 2012.
- ^ "RHS Plant selector Weigela 'Praecox Variegata' (v) AGM/RHS Gardening". Royal Horticultural Society. 2011. Retrieved December 2, 2012.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Weigela.


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I feel sorry for Bill sometimes, we had gone for a long walk along the Bow River Sunday morning, it was a beautiful Sunday morning, and around noon we decided we were ready to get off our feet for a while. We stopped in at the Bottlehouse in Kensington, just along Memorial Drive and 10 St. NW. We had been there for Mother's Day Brunch with the girls and knew the Eggs Benedict were pretty good.
I know so far you are still trying to figure out why I would feel sorry for Bill sometimes, as some of you might know I, like a lot of photographers I carry my camera most of the time. Lots of time it never leaves the bag, but just when you least expect it out it will come. For Bill it seems to happen when we are in a restaurant. Part of it might be due to the fact we have a quiet moment, sitting across the table from each other, with busy lives that doesn't seem to happens as often as it should. But the other things that I have noticed a lot of restaurants, the window light makes for great portraits.
This one pretty much straight from the camera, using my Canon 100 mm macro lens makes for a tight shot, the widow was south-facing, and screened with a shade that filtered the light. I usually only get a couple of shots where the expression is completely natural, which is what I prefer before I have to put the camera away. It is a great way to be aware and study the light.


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Acute Rhabdomyolysis From Dermatomyositis
Acute Rhabdomyolysis From Dermatomyositis
For 2 weeks, a 52-year-old man had progressive fatigue and myalgias. On the morning of presentation, he could not walk. He took no medications but reported chronic, intermittent use of alcohol, intranasal cocaine, and marijuana. He had ingested alcohol 2 weeks earlier and had used cocaine 3 days earlier. Vital signs were normal. The patient had bilateral upper and lower extremity weakness. The proximal muscle groups were affected to a greater degree, with 2/5 strength in the shoulder and hip girdles bilaterally compared with 4/5 strength distally. He had significant difficulty in raising himself to a seated position and when attempting to stand. Results of a complete blood cell count and basic chemistry panel were normal. Serum creatine kinase (CK) was mildly elevated at 9030 U/L. Urinalysis showed 3+ blood, with coarse granular casts but no red blood cells.
The patient was admitted with a diagnosis of acute rhabdomyolysis secondary to alcohol and cocaine use. He received vigorous intravenous hydration initially with normal saline and subsequently with bicarbonate-containing fluid. Despite these measures, CK values remained elevated at 8000 to 10,000 U/L, and there was little clinical improvement after a week. A surgical muscle biopsy revealed an inflammatory myopathy with eosinophilic degeneration, consistent with atrophy (A). There were focal areas of necrosis and a perifascicular distribution of mononuclear cells, including lymphocytes and rare polymorphonuclear cells (B). These findings were diagnostic of dermatomyositis.
Acute rhabdomyolysis is characterized by muscle necrosis and the release of toxic substances into the circulation. The causative mechanism may be traumatic or compressive muscle injury, excessive muscle activity, hereditary myopathies, drugs and toxins, electrolyte disturbances, or viral and bacterial infections. The mainstay of treatment is aggressive intravascular volume expansion. CK levels typically peak at 24 to 36 hours, then decrease by about 39% per day when the underlying insult to skeletal myocytes is removed.1
The elevated CK levels in this patient were initially attributed to cocaine and alcohol use but remained high despite the lack of exposure to either substance. Results of a serological workup, including thyroid function tests, Lyme serologies, influenza A and B rapid antigen assay, serum protein electrophoresis, Epstein-Barr virus serologies, and tests for HIV, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C, were all normal. The sedimentation rate was 71 mm/h, and the C-reactive protein level was elevated at 4.42 mg/dL. An antinuclear antibody test was positive (titer less than 1:40). Special stains on the muscle biopsy specimens confirmed a pattern consistent with dermatomyositis.
The inflammatory myopathies, polymyositis and dermatomyositis, are rare causes of rhabdomyolysis. While moderate CK elevation is nearly always present in these disorders, and myoglobin is often detectable in serum or urine, myoglobinuric renal failure from inflammatory myopathy is exceedingly rare.2 Although dermatomyositis and polymyositis share many clinical features, dermatomyositis is associated with several distinct skin manifestations (heliotrope rash, "V" sign, Gottron papules) and a higher incidence of malignancy. 3,4 Cutaneous manifestations may be transient and may have resolved by the time a patient presents with weakness.5 In retrospect, this patient did not recall having an unusual rash.
The patient was treated with prednisone (60 mg/d). CT scans of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis and measurement of serum prostate-specific antigen showed no evidence of an underlying malignancy. Stool was guaiac-negative. Within 2 weeks, his strength gradually increased, and the serum CK level fell to less than 1000 U/L. After aggressive physical therapy, he was able to ambulate with the assistance of a walker. He will receive ongoing rehabilitation and rheumatological follow-up.
We are indebted to Saraswathi Nair, MD, of Norwalk Hospital, Norwalk, Conn, for help with the biopsy images.
1. Gabow PA, Kaehny WD, Kelleher SP. The spectrum of rhabdomyolysis. Medicine (Baltimore). 1982;61:141-152.
2. Allison RC, Bedsole DL. The other medical causes of rhabdomyolysis. Am J Med Sci. 2003;326:79-88.
3. Sigurgeirsson B, Lindelöf B, Edhag O, Allander E. Risk of cancer in patients with dermatomyositis or polymyositis: a population-based study. N Engl J Med. 1992;326:363-367.
4. Buchbinder R, Forbes A, Hall S, et al. Incidence of malignant disease in biopsy-proven inflammatory myopathy: a population-based cohort study. Ann Intern Med. 2001;134:1087-1095.
5. Dalakas MC, Hohlfeld R. Polymyositis and dermatomyositis. Lancet. 2003;362:971-982.


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Older readers may remember that about 18 months ago I was runner-up in the All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group's Beer Drinker of the Year Award, which I took to mean I was Britain's second-best beer drinker. Some might say that on this performance, I'm carving out a niche for myself as the biggest Number Two on the British beer writing scene.
The judge's comments were of course complimentary, but laced with a thread of chastisement. Apparently I'm "improving" as a journalist, with the main improvement being that I'm "less laddish". I can only apologise to fans of my first book, Man Walks into a Pub, for this development, and promise to try to be more fatuous, rude and irreverent in future. Let me start by urging you to go here and click on 'drunk words', for a reminder of the kind of writing that has apparently prevented me from winning much in the past.
When I won silver I simply assumed that I'd been beaten by Stonch - but it seems it wasn't his year. The gold award went to Zak Avery, who embraced the medium more fully than I by being more prolific and also posting a regular video diary. Given that I have trouble pasting pictures on this blog, if you're going to call your award 'best use' of new media he deserves it hands down.
Zak then went on to beat some very distinguished and talented writers to be named overall Beer Writer of the Year - a magnificent achievement for someone who is a relative newcomer to the scene. Congratulations Zak.
The only problem I have with this result is that I just assumed Ben McFarland was going to win this year. If you win one year you're not allowed to enter the next, and Ben has won every year he's been allowed to enter since he started writing. Zak's success means I now have to face competition from Ben in the awards next year when my new book comes out. Looks like the best I can hope for will be number two again.


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Ron Perlman
Ron Perlman is famous for many of his acting gigs; he's done stage work, he's acted on TV and the big screen, and he's done voice-over work. Some of his biggest projects have been Alien: Resurrection (1997), Blade II (2002), Hellboy (2004), Hellboy 2: The Golden Army (2008), and, most recently, the TV series Sons of Anarchy, whose second season premiere will air September 8th at 10:00 p.m. EST on FX.
AppealRon Perlman has been off the market for a while; he's been married to wife Opal Perlman since 1981, and they have two children together. On the other hand, we're guessing that before married life got to him, this talented actor didn't have to spend too many nights alone.
SuccessDespite the endless list of projects Ron Perlman has worked on, he's only won four awards, one of which was a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a TV Series for his work on Beauty and the Beast. His list of costars is also a veritable who's who of Hollywood A-listers, a fact that boosts his success rating up even higher.
Ron Perlman BiographyRonald Francis Perlman was born April 13, 1950, in Washington Heights, New York. His mother, Dorothy, was a city clerk, while his father was a repairman and a drummer for Artie Shaw's band.
After attending George Washington High School, Ron Perlman started at Lehman College in New York City and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater. He followed that up by enrolling at the University of Minnesota in 1971, graduating two years later with a Master of Fine Arts.
He made his acting debut playing the role of Amoukar, one of the tribesmen in La Guerre du feu or Quest for Fire (1981), Jean-Jacques Annaud's Academy Award-winning flick, which earned Ron Perlman a Genie nod. After brief roles in 1984's The Ice Pirates and 1986's The Name of the Rose, Ron Perlman got his first big break
ron perlman in beauty and the beast and double exposureIn 1987, Ron Perlman accepted the role of Vincent in the TV show Beauty and the Beast, costarring Linda Hamilton. Not only did the role make Ron Perlman more of a household name, but it also earned him a Golden Globe Award.
Throughout the 1990s, Ron Perlman appeared in a slew of Hollywood hit films, including the horror-thriller Sleepwalkers (1992); the crime-drama Double Exposure (1993); When the Bough Breaks (1993) with Martin Sheen; The Adventures of Huck Finn (1993) with Elijah Wood and Anne Heche; and Cronos (1993). He did voice-over work for the kids' animated movie Fluke (1995) with Samuel L. Jackson, and worked on the film The Last Supper (1995) with Cameron Diaz. He also acted in The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996) with Marlon Brando as well as in Prince Valiant (1997) with Katherine Heigl.
In the late 1990s, he reappeared in mainstream flicks, such as Alien: Resurrection (1997) with Sigourney Weaver and Winona Ryder.
ron perlman in blade iiFrom 1998 to 2000, Ron Perlman played Josiah Sanchez in the TV show The Magnificent Seven for 22 episodes. He also appeared in a number of films: 2000's drama Stroke, 2001's crime-thriller Night Class and '01's highly anticipated Enemy at the Gates with Jude Law, Ed Harris and Rachel Weisz. He also worked on Down (2001) with Naomi Watts, Boys on the Run (2001) and Blade II (2002) with Wesley Snipes.
The film credits continued to roll in for Ron Perlman into 2003, with roles in Rats, Absolon, Two Soldiers, Hoodlum & Son, and his inclusion in the surprisingly star-studded cast of the real-life animated movie Looney Tunes: Back in Action, which featured Jenna Elfman, Brendan Fraser, Heather Locklear, Steve Martin, and Joan Cusack. He also did voice-over work for Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu (2003), True Crime: Streets of LA (2003) and Lords of Everquest (2003).
ron perlman in hellboyIn 2004, Ron Perlman got a leading role in the adventure Hellboy with Selma Blair. Apparently, for the role, Ron Perlman worked out three hours a day and studied the Hellboy comic books inside out. He even broke a rib while shooting the action-packed flick.
In 2005, Ron Perlman appeared in the movie Missing in America with Danny Glover and provided the voice of Kago in Tarzan II. He also did voice work for the video games The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, Teen Titans and Gun. At the same time, from 2003 to 2006, Ron Perlman appeared in 14 episodes of the TV series Teen Titans.
His other 2006 projects include Local Color with Ray Liotta, and the romantic comedy How to Go Out on a Date in Queens with Jason Alexander. He also provided his signature deep, raspy voice for the video game Justice League Heroes.
ron perlman in hellboy ii: the golden armyIn addition to various one-off projects doing voice-work for cartoons, Ron Perlman also provided his voice for the animated film Terra with Evan Rachel Wood, as well as for the video games Halo 3 and Conan.
In 2008, Ron Perlman worked on the flick Outlander with Sophia Myles, Mutant Chronicles with John Malkovich and Hellboy II: The Golden Army with Selma Blair, making him the oldest actor to play a leading superhero role. He also lent his voice to the Hellboy: The Science of Evil and Fallout 3 video games.
In 2008, Ron Perlman also started work on his biggest TV job to date, FX's biker drama Sons of Anarchy. Signed up for a second season after just five episodes, Sons of Anarchy features Ron Perlman as the patriarch of a notorious biker gang that controls a California town.
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Am J Emerg Med 31:1133-8. 2013..We describe in detail standardized guidelines for appropriate diagnosis and treatment and discuss the association between repetitive minor injuries and chronic traumatic encephalopathy and neurodegenerative diseases. ..
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I was complaining about the weather in ATL last week. Kind of glad to miss the insanity this week.
Miserable in Waikiki as well. 😛
Visited the USS Arizona memorial yesterday and got some nice photos of Big Mo (Missouri represent!) then had a wonderful meal at Roy's Restaurant.
When we visited the Arizona on our honeymoon nearly 20 years ago, we watched a film about it and the attack on Pearl Harbor. The seats for the film were full and about 3/4 of the room was Japanese tourists. I wasn't sure how I should feel about that.
A large percentage this time around as well, although I'm not qualified to identify them all as Japanese.
Learned a couple new things; 59 civilians died (mostly by friendly fire) including a 3mon old and a 7mon old. Also, did not know that FDR had halted oil sale to Japan, which precipitated their action (because saving face).
(Taking the LOST tour today -- visiting different film sites. Gal downstairs saw Jorge Garcia checking into a nearby hotel and showed us a pic she snapped)
I think it's a bit too tidy for a historian to claim that FDR's embargo on the oil sale precipitated Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. The Pacific region had been headed toward armed conflict for some time as Japan's colonial aspirations came into conflict with American expansion. The US Navy had been aware of Japan's power since Japan's rout of the Russians in 1905, and War Plan Orange was adopted by 1924. Japan had made its ambitions to control the Pacific and most of East and Southeast Asia very clear. Halting an oil sale to a belligerent regional rival was a sound strategic decision on FDR's part. For a historian to say that Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor was an attempt to "save face" strikes me as a bit deterministic and a reliant on cultural stereotypes, and it sidesteps the fact that while the exports were halted in July, both nations were involved in negotiations that lasted through November. The Emperor didn't authorize the attack until after he received the Hull note, which demanded the withdrawal of Japanese forces from French Indochina and China. Pear Harbor was a target-rich environment for the Japanese Navy, and attacking it made every bit of sense from a broader Japanese strategic perspective once they came to the conclusion that made no sense to delay war in favor of further negotiation.
Heh, I wanted to say something like this, but my brain not as good. Agreed with everything you said here with 2 extra points. First, there was a minority within the Japanese Army that thought attacking the United States was a resoundingly stupid idea as, to this point, the American public had no desire to enter the war (especially in the Pacific to simply protect European colonies as they saw it) and attacking them (which would frighten America into submission as proponents of the attack hoped) would only "wake a sleeping giant". The resulting attack indeed galvanized the public for war, or at least allowed FDR to reason to enter the war (a highly simplified conclusion on my part, yes).
I also think it's fair to note that the war in the European theater was a political war, while the war against Japan was a racial war. Germans could be separated from the Nazis. All Japs were Japs. As Dower points out in War Without Mercy (again and again and again), these were yellow people playing a white man's game (colonialism), which, whether consciously or not, could not be accepted. While that certainly wasn't the cause of the war, the decades leading up to it were filled with the resentment of the Europeans and Americans.
Good point on the racial aspect of the conflict in the Pacific, hj. Dower's book is very well done. Anyone inclined to read on the Pacific theater specifically or race & war more broadly should have it on their list.
well, lookie here. Guess what day this coming Monday is, book fans?
Are you saying the FMBD post well is dry?
No. I mean, it IS dry, but that wasn't what I was saying.
Wanna do a post for monday, CH?
Sure. I'm not doing it on Dower, but I can find something.
Be sure to get some loco moco while you're out there, Rhu_Ru. One of my grad cohort amigos is from Hawaii and introduced me to it, and now it's one of my favorite comfort foods.
Just looked that up and it looks amazing.
don't forget about the SPAM musubi!
That's pretty similar to ハンバーグ, but it looks like there are some tasty add-ons.
Express bus didn't come for 25 minutes, so I hopped on the local that goes through GleemanLand (Uptown). Local traveled 18 blocks in 15 minutes, perfectly acceptable to me. Local then reached GleemanLand and traveled 12 blocks in the next 45 minutes. Things picked up slightly from there. Total time from leaving my house to getting to my office: 1 hour and 48 minutes.
Probably should have just joined him for a drink instead of going to work.
Damnit, I wanted to say...
I think the question we're all dying to ask is:
Have you two had brunch yet?
I know I'm just bringing it on myself at this point, but Gleeman made a big point out of asking Dave St. Peter what his favorite brunch spot was downtown when DSP was a guest on the podcast. I think it was one of three questions Gleeman asked. Dude has no room to complain about sportswriters asking players stupid questions or not asking substantive questions of front office representatives at this point.
I've never listened to his podcast, so I am still a little curious. What exactly is the reason for his brunch fixation? Is it because he recently started liking booze and brunch is an excuse for socially acceptable day drinking? Or is it just an arbitrary affectation that he decided to make the cornerstone of his persona?
I'm not sure. As Gleeman's actual baseball analysis & writing has become increasingly stale and predictable (I wouldn't even call him HardballTalk's second-best writer at this point), he's relied more on cultivating a Twitter following based on his personality, tastes, and activities. Brunch is his shtick now, kind of like Souhan and poultry.
Ah. So he most likely did just up and decide to become "The Brunch Guy." Fair enough, I guess.
What exactly is the reason for his brunch fixation?
develop a popular social media presence, kept talking about the places you go to eat, get free food from that establishment.
That was actually one of the better GATG podcasts. St. Peter came off very well, other than his overuse of the phrase 'Let me be blunt'. Any of those GATG podcasts where the ratio of Twins talk : random blathering is at least 1:1 is a small victory.
I agree. St. Peter did a very good job representing the organization, and it was pretty cool to hear from Scott Erickson. Bonnes could have done more prep for that interview, however.
Who was your catcher? Heh.
I thought the what did you have against Brian Harper question got a much franker response than one would have expected. Also, the I thought the Tom Kelly a lot more after I left response was pretty good, too.
Bonnes was taking the lead on the interviews, no doubt. He tended to start talking over his guests, which is one thing when it's Gleeman, but another when it's St. Peter or Erickson.
I figured out that later in the podcast that it was Seth Stohs asking questions, although I didn't ever hear him being introduced.
I'm not likely to listen to the podcast. Care to say more about the Harper and TK responses?
Bonnes asked him what he had against Harper and Erickson said that Harper couldn't catch the ball.
With TK, he said that when he was there, he didn't get along with TK, but after he was traded, he talked with TK more than when he pitched for the Twins. Said that they got along after that.
The local and "express" bus didn't come for me. Had to wait the additional 30 minutes for the next local bus. Took about 40 minutes (versus usual 25) to get downtown, but part of that was just due to the bus being packed.
I waited 15 minutes for a bus only to have one show up that was too full for any other passengers. Another 10 minutes and two half-empty buses arrived. It took me about an hour from arriving at the bus stop to get to work; normal time is 25ish minutes. Fortunately, I still had a few more 99% Invisible podcasts to listen to.
Fortunately, I still had a few more 99% Invisible podcasts to listen to.
You're never truly stuck when you've got some 99% Invisible on your playlist.
I'm in the #70s now. I'm enjoying them all immensely, but at the same time a little sad I'll be caught up and not have a seemingly limitless backlog.
I commute west out of GleemanLand around Lake Gleeman (Calhoun). My drive to Plymouth took around 1 hour 15 minutes, but I passed at least half a dozen spun-out/stuck cars on the way.
I more or less take the reverse route and it took me two hours.
Later I was stuck underneath the Warner Rd/Shepherd Rd bridge in downtown St. Paul for an hour because five separate cars were unable to climb the hill.
My blood pressure is falling, at least.
Express bus didn't come. After a 30 minute wait, the guy waiting a block further up left and got his car, drove by and asked if I wanted a ride to the park and ride 2 miles away.
I took him up and he dropped me right by the bus before he left. I have no idea if he was able to find a parking spot, the lot was packed. (New ramp across the road coming in Summer.)
Overall, I got in about 80 minutes later than I usually do.
The morning busdrivers have had an awful week: -15F, -15F, -10F, 4 inches of fresh powder.
Tomorrow's forecast says -14F at 6am. Whoooo!!!
It's only going to be 44 tomorrow. I don't think I can take much more of this winter weather.
For some reason, all of Sheenie's friends and family who were complaining the other day didn't respond kindly when I told them to stop acting like Marshawn Lynch was running at their home town.
Oh, mama. I laughed so hard i spit out some coffee.
Some folks in our ATL office come with the I can't understand how you people can live up there with all that winter. I'm not feeling sorry for them this week.
I've been to Atlanta in late July with temps in the high 90s and ungodly humidity. I'd say it's a push.
You might want to include me on that, too. You'd be hard-pressed to find any weather better in the summer than Seattle. No humidity and the temperature is rarely above 90. I miss Minnesota in the fall and sometimes in the winter, but definitely not in the summer.
Yeah, but brianS usually talks about his orange tree in the middle of the winter.
Don't worry, I'm sure it's shriveled up and dead by now.
mmmm. I just had a delicious, fresh orange off my mandarin tree yesterday.
The one time I was in Seattle in the summer it was 97 degrees and no where has air conditioning. It suhucked.
Except summers in Atlanta rarely affect driving conditions like winters in Minnesota (although I had a lot more problems with winter driving in Idaho than I ever did in Minnesota mainly because Minnesotans knew how to clear roads).
1. As someone who drives a lot, yes, this is a problem.
2. mainly because Minnesotans knew how to clear roads This is very true, especially as compared to ND. My tax dollars at work! (Something to be proud of, for sure.)
I'm convinced winter driving in StL (when it really IS winter) is worse than MN; most all the time in MN you know what you are driving on -- packed snow. Here it can be freezing rain turning to snow then back to sleet, thawing then refreezing...plus all said above about MN drivers knowing how to drive and MN knowing how to clear snow.
Dude, eff that noise. As a Minneapolis kid, whenever we had a decent snow I had to watch the crawler on the morning news and see every city and suburb around me have school cancelled except for Minneapolis ("Maple Grove... Maplewood... Medina... Mendota Heights... Minnetonka... Damn it.") Stupid Minneapolis and their snow plow army.
Don't forget Richfield. My brothers went to Holy Angels FOUR BLOCKS FROM MY HIGH SCHOOL and always had school cancelled. I blame the Pope.
This Pope?
No, the one who (IIRC) likes Peeps.
I went to school in Osseo from 8th through graduation and I think I counted a total of 2 1/2 snow days in those years. I think I lost more days because of power outages.
Based on everything I've heard about Atlanta traffic, driving conditions there are already sufficiently effed-up year round as to make no difference what the comparative weather advantage might be vs. Minnesota.
From the handful of times I've driven in Atlanta, it doesn't take much of anything for the traffic to become nigh-impassable. A heavy rainstorm on one of the days I was down there (around Christmas time, 2002, I think) pretty much brought the freeway to a screeching halt.
It's freaking horrible there. Just terrible.
I'm managing production of a dozen new print collateral pieces that have to be finalized, proofed, printed and shipped to our sales meeting in St. Thomas for arrival by next Wednesday. It's quite the logistical challenge but it will be very satisfying when I pull it off. People from here who are attending can't wait to get out of Minnesota for a week. My commute was actually not that bad this morning, about double my normal drive time. But I'm a bit miffed at Weather.com, which told me before bed last night to expect up to an inch of snow overnight. They only missed by four inches.
Im sure you all want to read about baseball on this cold, snowy day. I suggest this piece.
The Ravenously Shameless Pastel Brutality Of The Miami Marlins
Had a great time on the LOST tour -- will have to post photos someday. Also dipped our feet in the Pacific then strolled through the Army Museum in Battery Randolph, which featured the history of Hawai'i tribal warfare, Hawai'ian contributions to US warfare, and a nice tribute to General Eric Shinseki.
Also, it's going to kill a lot of you, but we'll be eating here tonight and I won't be partaking of any of their beer selection.
I suppose that doesn't kill me, but only because I've been there many times.
Except for bears; bears will kill you.
Nice callback.
My mother found out tonight that the Rolling Stones are English. She graduated from high school in 1963. I know.
you watching this, mags?
Am I watching what?
avs-wild. wild were down 4-1, clawed back to 4-3, but now down 5-3.
err, 5-4 now. 2:14 left.
Nope, I'm not. We're watching back episodes of "Boardwalk Empire" at the moment. And I've followed the Sabres more closely in the past year or so after having been in Buffalo.
you hockey whore...
anyway, avs held them off. close though.
Yeah, I probably deserve that. My interest in Avs, and hockey in general, waned without access to it on TV. Living in Buffalo and working at the rink meant I saw a lot of Sabres games.
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A woman by the name of Rosilyn Wells has an outstanding arrest warrant in Shawnee County and is also the only full time "Navigator" with Heartland CommunityHealth Center for the Affordable Care Act enrollment. With the Affordable Care Act implemented, online enrollment is available.
To help with the process of online enrollment, positions were created called "navigators". An organization in Lawrence, KS called Heartland Community Health Center has hired Rosilyn Wells, the only full time Affordable Care Act Navigator they employ. Rosilyn Wells has an outstanding arrest warrant from the Shawnee County Sheriff's Office.
The Salina Post did try to contact the Shawnee County Sheriff's Office but could not find anyone to elaborate on the charges in regards to Well's warrant. Furthermore, she has a 2007 civil charge from a local business for trying to cash a bad check. There are concerns that personal information is at risk because "Navigators" have access to Social Security Numbers along with other personal information from the people they are assisting.
Link for 2007 civil charge: http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2183&dat=20070510&id=ctczAAAAIBAJ&sjid=mhUGAAAAIBAJ&pg=2715%2C963441
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Paul Wall and Baby Bash Arrested for Drug Possession in El Paso
Rappers Paul Wall (born Paul Michael Slayton), 30, and Baby Bash (born Ronald Ray Bryant), 41, were arrested early Sunday (September 11) morning in El Paso, Texas, on suspicion of possession of less than two ounces of marijuana in a drug-free zone.
According to El Paso Times, the two were released Sunday afternoon after paying a $300 bond each.
Wall tweeted about the arrest shortly after being released, posting the above photo and writing, "Fresh out the El Paso County jail wit @BabyBash @BIGGROY in the same tank they held Willie Nelson/Johnny Cash."
Bash also posted a message about his arrest on his Facebook page, writing, "HOE ASS PUNK EL PASO COP that abuses his authority, just cuz me and Paul Wall are artists! Only GEEKS and fools who don't have any spine abuses Authority! But I'm back in the FLESH feelin' so FRESH, out the tank mang!"
A more composed Baby Bash later clarified, ""I'm not here to diss ALL police, they have a tuff gig and I respect that! BUT u have the ONE or TWO that will disrespect & abuse the power cuz maybe they got picked on in high school a lot and now have a chip on their shoulder, and that's exactly wut happened to us, all we did was SMELL like weed and wen he couldn't find it and we didn't snitch on who sparked it, he got overdramatic and took us in! He found out who we were and really got big shot on us! Haha even his partner said he's a di–."
"Our bail was only 300 dollaz cuz the judge knew it was a bogus call!" he continued. "We admitted we smoked earlier so we smelled like tree, but we didn't have any on us or in the van!that made him mad cuz he thought RAPPER must have large amount! Haha,All we did was SMELL like maryjane, I know its not the brightest thing but in NO WAY should that officer start telling PAUL
WALL to sing and he mite get out early! Paul said he'll naw! He was takin pics of us in the tank! BULL ASS SHIT."
Paul Wall and Baby Bash were in town to perform at the Summer Jamm 2011 show on Saturday. — Mariel Concepcion


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Minnetonka Fall League finished up Sunday after four weeks of some of the state's better programs doing battle twice a day. Some of the standouts of the league included Joel Awich of Tartan, Eric Robertson of Wayzata, Marquel Curtis, Kyle Washington of BSM, and Hopkins seniors Joe Coleman and Marvin Singleton as well as junior guard Siyani Chambers.
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• Not to many players were more versatile in this league than Marquel Curtis. The young man moved to one end of the floor and played point, came back to guard a post, moved the other way on the wing and grabbed an o-board over a Red Knight big, and then came back the other way defending the off-guard. And he did all of it well. How many guys in this state can do that? Curtis plays with such a hunger for results as he seems to want more out of the game than most. At one point he aggressively went after a board and his head was at the same level as a 6-foot-6 opponent. It was amazing to see him rip the board away and fall to the ground later. It left a viewing coach saying, "Was that really Marquel grabbing the board?" Armstrong defeated Benilde-St. Margaret's 74-63. They closed out their day defeating St. Louis Park 72-66 in OT.
• Curtis will have help from K.J. Bluford. The Armstrong wing was getting up and down at a high level yesterday finishing explosively at the rim plus hitting that trademark floating/feet fluttering jumper on the move.
• Kyle Washington continues to open eyes. He's doing so many things well that it's hard to believe this is the same player as what he showed early in the summer. Yesterday he picked a guard's pocket at the top of the key and took the ball coast to coast for a finish. He hit medium range jumpers, consistently blocked shots high above the glass, grabbed around 8-10 boards, and is still making that jumphook. The next question towards sure fire high major ability for this rare athletic 6-foot-8 frontcourt player is consistency but he's been consistent all through fall league. Top five prospect in the state? No question. Even higher than that? It's looking like it.
• Isaiah Zierden was of course nailing treys yesterday but he also seemed to make a concentrated effort to attack the rim and he did it with success. On ball rotations the opposing defense couldn't close out in time and they were left with a streak of pink Nikes going by for production. When the Red Knights defeated Waconia, Zierden and Washington did a lot of scoring and then it was a seven point scoring burst from newcomer Isaiah Gray that put the game in double figures for good.
• Osseo is going to be a force this season. Terez Van Pelt has this team playing at a much faster pace so any mistake an opponent makes is going to result in a two point differential. Yesterday against Henry Sibley the Osseo halfcourt offense looked strong as well. They turned a tie game into a double figure differential with Jerrod Berven, Joey Sonnenfeld, and Ian Thiesen moving the ball to each other cutting off the post.
• Thiesen, a 6-foot-9 freshman, is a bad boy. The young man is physical, strong, skilled, intelligent on the low block, and he does it with purpose. Opposition in the Northwest Suburban better get ready for four years of pain down low because Thiesen has the making of a special low block power forward who plays with a nasty aggressive streak (not dirty) that his coaches will love.
• Every time you looked over at Eric Robertson yesterday he was hitting threes or slamming strong at the rim. With his flowing blonde hair he looks like Dirk hitting threes but going at the rack he was slamming like Chris Anderson (without the crazy). Not only was Robertson putting up numbers but he also looks like he's grown another inch. Wayzata lost a good game to Mark Blacklock and Winona in overtime 65-64.
• Don't look now but Ben Kortem of Waconia may still be hitting treys in the back Tonka gym. He rattled off three quick ones in their game with Benilde-St. Margaret's yesterday and then used that rhythm to keep hitting shots until Minnesota Preps left the gymnasium.
• Minnesota Transitions beat Apple Valley 85-68 and they did it convincingly. The Wolves have a great one-two punch in Kyle Noreen and Rodney Owens (who is quickly moving up the prospect list of shooting guards) but option three in Devonte Harvey is pretty good too. The long haired wing gets up and down with the MTS Wolves quick breaking attack very well scoring at the rim and hitting from mid-range. Tyus Jones had 28 in the loss.
• The thing about Hopkins in this league is that they blew everybody out so bad that it just became more fun to watch other games that were more competitive. The sequence went like this: Siyani leads a focused warm-up, Hopkins gets tip, Chambers runs quality halfcourt set and Marvin scores inside. Royals get back, play great defense, force turnover, and Coleman gets ball on the break and dunks on four opponents, two teammates, the referee, and the little kid running on the baseline ALL AT THE SAME TIME. They get the lead and it's a 20-2 and then people look at other games because they know this is a blowout. That's pretty much how it went this past month.
• While Coleman's dunks have been the nastiest, C.J. Neuman put one down in traffic yesterday that had both sides of the gym staring and pointing. It was done with such force that you could hear the rim get smashed on in the hallway. Neuman led the Raiders to a pair of convincing wins yesterday.
• Orono got down 16-0 against Minnetonka but fought back for a five point win playing strong defense and unselfish team basketball from all five spots on the floor. They are definitely going to be a strong, versatile team again this season.
• Whose name besides Kyle Washington have you heard almost too much this fall? Joel Awich from Tartan but what can I say, he's eared the respect. The 6-foot-6 pogo stick was at it again yesterday against Holy Angels (who has some young and talented kids to watch out for) bouncing around the gym for swats, two handed clearing boards, jumphooks, and one nasty two handed alley-oop slam. Tartan defeated the Stars 53-51 on a Darrion Strong score in overtime.
• Is there a better student manager in the state than Henry Sibley's Isaac Wenzel? This young man loves the game and is intelligent enough on the sidelines to coach the varsity group in fall league despite being a junior! Can you pay high school kids to assistant coach at their high school? Maybe they should!
• Speaking of Sibley, don't count them out. They played without Dante Grant yesterday, a sprained foot is holding him back, but still hung with Osseo (although Cretin-Derham Hall hammered them 56-35). Grant, Jake Golburg, Bobby Wills, and Chris Bultena will keep them amongst the top three teams in the Classic Suburban. Plus there will be the return of Brett Ward. This is a kid who didn't even go out for the team last year but yesterday was Sibley's most agile scorer beating Osseo defenders to the rack for buckets.
• Minnetonka defeated Holy Angels 68-67 in the final game of the day led by Tommy McDermott's 32 points. McDermott had a late second half run of ten straight points that were all scored on Kobe Bryant like dribble attack pull-ups from 16 to 19 feet.


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The payments could be back-dated for 16 years, prompting fears that the costs could put some firms out of business.
It was initially thought a European Court of Justice judgment from May only impacted on workers who earned commission, but lawyers now claim it has much wider implications.
David Martyn, an employment lawyer with Thompsons solicitors, said: "It was thought that it would only apply to people in sales jobs who made extra cash from their sales commission. But it also applies to the tens of thousands of Scots who rely on extra payments from overtime and nightshift work just to make ends meet.
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One hundred competitors took part in a full handicap stableford competition for Brian Chapman's Captain's Day at Ghyll Golf Club on Sunday. The weather was favorable and the course was in an excellent condition.
Brandon Cocker was victorious with 42 points beating Jason Wright, also on 42 points, on a back nine card playoff.
Other prize winners were: 3 Howard Thompson 40pts (Back nine card playoff), 4 Sheldon Pickles 40pts, 5 Keith Nash 39pts.Front nine: Bill Aitken 22ptsBack nine: Daniel Horne 22pts Mid Six: Ian Heald 15pts; Senior's prize for over 60s: Alan Waterworth 37pts; Nearest the pin at the Greenberfield hole: Andy Gibb 34in.
On Saturday, the Juniors were not so lucky competing for the captain's Junior prize. Conditions were terrible and credit must go to all the juniors who took part. In the end the competition was restricted to 14 holes. Emma Blades took first prize from Kyle Horne with Spencer Datkiewicz in third place.
The morning rain,combined with the testing course conditions, made scoring difficult on Sunday at Settle. The players competing for the Millennium Trophy were pleased they were in a Stableford format rather than the less forgiving strokeplay.
Of the morning players, Colin Green, had the leading score his 35 points setting the target for the afternoon players to chase.
This proved to be the winning score with only Chris Sharp providing a real challenge.His 33 points giving him the runners up spot.3rd place went to junior member Ruairi Coyle with 32 ,which just pushed Dennis Holt into 4 place on countback.
The final of the Butterfield Cup,one of Settle's long established mixed competition,was held on Saturday.
The combination of Mary Gooch and Mark Vickery just managed to hold off a strong challenge from husband and wife team John and Janet Lassey by two shots.
The seniors at Settle managed to get back on the winning trail, defeating the visitors from Sedbergh in a closely fought match, Settle winning 4-3.


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Poor old Ted. It's a hard life being you isn't it? First you get ravaged by the Bob the dog and left for dead in the garden. Next the kids don't care enough about you to miss you at all during the three difficult days that you were missing, then you get shoved unceremoniously in the washing machine with all the other smalls. And then you get left out to dry. Literally. Mind you, you're looking clean. And I am sure that it's better than being the Duchess of York right now.
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As Eclipse Aviation awaited FAA approval at press time of a new-design pitot/angle-of-attack probe to prevent a freezing problem that occurred during three test flights, the FAA issued an Airworthiness Directive in final form, effective at the end of June. The AD restricts Eclipse 500 operations to day VFR, no IFR flight plans allowed. Before the AD was issued, operators had been able to file an IFR flight plan but had to remain in VMC. Air traffic controllers, according to the FAA, said that allowing Eclipse pilots to file and fly IFR but requiring them to avoid IMC imposed an undue workload on controllers. The AD is an interim move, the FAA said, and the agency will consider terminating the VFR limitation after Eclipse modifies the pitot/AOA probe and the FAA approves the change. Eclipse expects to complete fleet retrofit by early next month.
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ROME – Larry Clark's small-town drama Marfa Girl won the Marcus Aurelius Award for Best Film at the International Rome Film Festival Saturday, while Claudio Giovannesi's small-time crime drama Ali ha gli occhi azzuri (Ali Has Blue Eyes) won the jury prize and also the special award for Best Debut or Second Film.
The festival, which got underway November 9, gave its Best Director prize to Paolo Franchi for E la chiamano estate (And They Call it Summer), helping to highlight a strong overall performance for Italian films in the competition. Isabella Ferrari won the Best Actress award for her role in the film, while the Best Actor honor went to Jérémie Elkaïm for his work in Main dan la main (Hand in the Hand).


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Key Affiliates Expected To Stay With UPNBy Caillan
July 23, 2003 - 9:47 AM
UPN's affiliate crisis looks to be over.
The Enterprise network is close to renewing a deal with the Fox Television Station Group to ensure its affiliates continue to air UPN programming beyond the end of the 2003-2004 television season, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The Fox stations, which are controlled by News Corporation, comprises 20% of UPN's national coverage.
"The News Corp. negotiation is going extremely well," CBS chairman Les Moonves, who is also responsible for UPN, told reporters at the Television Critics Association press tour yesterday. "We expect to have a [new] deal."
UPN's long-term survival hinges on the network securing a pact with Fox. The nine stations which form the Fox Television Station Group include affiliates in New York and Los Angeles, two of the biggest markets in the United States. "We don't expect there to be any problems," Moonves said, "notwithstanding the $100 million lawsuit that is going on between the companies."
In March of this year Fox affiliates filed a $108 breach of contract suit against UPN (story). The stations were reportedly disappointed by UPN's declining viewership and the network's reduction in advertising and promotion. But the lawsuit won't affect the current negotiations. "We're talking and [having] all positive discussions," Moonves told reporters.
The Fox affiliates were originally part of Chris-Craft Industries, which launched UPN together with Viacom. When Viacom bought Chris-Craft's 50% stake in the network it also tried to acquire its affiliates, but negotiations broke down. News Corporation, Fox's parent company, stepped in and bought the former Chris-Craft stations, renewing the affiliate agreement with UPN until the end of this television season.
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