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It is always difficult for any of us, whether we are locked up or not, to do "inner work." It is always easier not to face our inner demons and reflect upon how our negative choices have affected so many lives.
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Some call it prayer; others a retreat. Peter Maurin and Dorothy Day, co-founders of the Catholic Worker, called it "clarification of thought."
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Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis
Other Names for this Disease
- Familial erythrophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis
- Familial hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis
- Familial histiocytic reticulosis
- Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis familial -1
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Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH) is a rare but potentially fatal condition in which certain white blood cells (histiocytes and lymphocytes) build up in organs including the skin, spleen, and liver, and destroy other blood cells. This causes fever and damages the liver and spleen, resulting in enlargement of these organs. HLH may be inherited or it may be caused by certain conditions or diseases including infections and immunodeficiency (inability of the body to fight infections). It most commonly affects young infants and children.[1][2] Treatment includes antibiotics or antiviral medications to treat or prevent infections, and chemotherapy and immunotherapy prior to allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation.[3]
- Fisman DN. Hemophagocytic Syndromes and Infection. Emerging Infectious Diseases. March 2009. http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/eid/vol6no6/fisman.htm. Accessed July 21, 2011.
- Familial hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis. Genetics Home Reference. http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/familial-hemophagocytic-lymphohistiocytosis. Accessed July 22, 2011.
- Kejian Zhang, Alexandra H Filipovich, Judith Johnson, Rebecca A Marsh, and Joyce Villanueva. Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis, Familial. GeneReviews. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1444/. Accessed November 26, 2012.
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- Orphanet is a European reference portal for information on rare diseases and orphan drugs. Access to this database is free of charge. Click on the link to read information on this topic.
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- The The Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) database contains genetics resources that discuss Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis. Click on the link to go to OMIM and review these resources.
Selected Full-Text Journal Articles
- Fisman DN. Hemophagocytic Syndromes and Infection. Emerging Infectious Diseases. 2000; 6(6): 601-608.
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Well, this will.i.am was aghast to read that his US namesake (and slightly less talented rapper) was using his mobile phone during last weekend's first live round of The Voice UK.
The singer was caught on camera using his gadget during one of the performances. The artist has since said that he wasn't 'being rude' he was just conforming to the 'new way' that fans interact with TV shows. A clever reply, but not an intelligent one! Yes, we do now use our mobiles for much more than just calling or texting people, but when you are begin paid shed loads to sit and listen to people sing the least you can do is give them your full attention!
No one can ever fully concentrate on two things at once – women are better at it than men, but no one is perfect.
I just hope that will.i.am bucks up his ideas for next week's show.
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I also have a line 6 HD100 Mkii and the fbv shortboard. I don't know if they work together with the variax guitars or not?
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PHILADELPHIA — The 76ers shot worse than 40 percent from the floor in four of five games against Chicago in the opening round of the playoffs. Somehow, they advanced to the conference semifinals.
They weren't willing to take a similar chance this season.
That's why they traded last week for a guy who's got a reputation as a long-range sniper … even if he didn't nab top billing Wednesday.
Jason Richardson, a 14th-year swingman, grabbed a seat beside Andrew Bynum at both players' introductory press conference at the National Constitution Center, at which he took a backseat. Richardson fielded one inquiry during the opening Q&A session, compared to the dozen Bynum garnered.
"It's his team," Richardson said.
Acquired from Orlando in last week's four-team blockbuster deal, which also sent Andre Iguodala to Denver, Richardson has knocked down 1,238 3-pointers since 2004. He ranks second in the league in that span, trailing only Ray Allen's 1,441 treys.
The Sixers won't need to rely on Richardson's outside shooting touch nearly as much as they'll require the interior dominance they'll get from Bynum, but it's certainly welcome.
"I regard myself and Nick Young as good shooters," Richardson said of the Sixers' two newest guards. "Look, we've got to shoot the ball. We've got guys who can shoot it and guys that have the confidence and can make those shots.
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T f 4, FARMINGDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY 274 MAIN ST. FARMINGDALE, N. Y. 11735 A-IQc on twwtWKh or $ 6 yearly by mail locally POWELL HOUSE 1700 FARHINSDALE OBSERVER WHERE THE HISTORY OF YOUR COMMUNITY I. RETARDED WFFKIY WHERE THE HISTORY OF YOUR COMMUNITY I. REHORDEI [ WEEKLY An Official* Newspaper uf The Incorporated Village of Farmingdale — Serving Gi Vol. 8 No. 19 Second Class Postage ha* December 31,1970 New Bus Service From Railroad Station The Public Service Commission today granted a temporary certificate of public convenience and necessity to E. B. T., Inc., of Copiague, Suffolk County, for extensions of two common routes, one a further extension to serve the Walt Whitman Shopping Center in Huntington from Copiague and the other an extension between Copiague and Long Islan^ Railroad Station mingdale. The Copiague will travel alt; Road, Rout Road tc_ AgrJB • Wfmical or which holds permanent ority, and thence proceed e station along Melville RT4 under the temporary authority. The Copiague-shopping center route will traverse E. B. T.' s permanently or temporarily authorized route from Copiague to Half Hollow Road and then proceed along Old South Path and New York Avenue to the mart under the new eviended authority. At a public hearing, the company testified that the proposal is approved by bflS the Tri- State Transiv^ Commissi. PSC Examiner Albert A. Vallone, who presided at the hearing, recon. mends the extensions in his report to the PSC, saying that the grants " would serve the public interest." If E. B. T. desires permanent authority it must apply to the Commission at a later date. The temporary certificate expires on June 13, 1971. Aggies to Resume Athletic Program Having culminated a busy holiday program with the hosting of its first annual Christmas Basketball Tourney, the State University at Farmingdale athletic teams now look forward to resuming their busy schedules with the return to school. Coach Tom Galeazzi's formidable basketball array, with eight triumphs in nine starts and victorious in the Schaefer-sponsored Long Island Junior College championship, faces an international foe, the traveling Czechoslovakia National quintet, Monday night ( Jan. 4), at home. In the event the crowds arrive, the game will be shifted from Roosevelt gym to Allard Field House with 8 P. M. the starting time. On Wednesday, the Green and White hoopsters will go to Brooklyn to play Kingsborough Community College and three days later, Saturday, Jan. 9, travel to Stone Ridge, N. Y., to oppose Ulster C. C. The Indoor track team, which has impressed with its performances in the series of A. A. U. Developmental Meets, is to seek further honors in the Metropolitan A. A. U. junior championships at the Engineers Armory, a week from tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 9. Coach Bob Hartman's wrestling squad, which scored highly in capturing its six- team Invitation Tournament, then offset a loss against a powerful Keystone Jr. College outfit from LaPlume, Pa., by crushing Dutchess C. C. of Poughkeepsie, has another rough foe, Hofstra " B", on their mats next Thursday. A local lad, a former Farmingdale High star, Bruce Biondi, is spearheading the Aggie grapplers with one of the most outstanding records in both scholastic and college annals. The 118- pound ace, graduated from Farmingdale High in June 1969, finished his schoolboy career with an enviable record of 72 victories against ONLY two reverses. Now as a Recreation Supervision senior at the Aggies, he has amassed 15 successive triumphs without a loss in less than two years of college competition. He scored 12 of them as a freshman and three more this year, twelve of his overall decisions coming via falls. Coach Bob Hess' gymnastic squad, a strong one in its second year, returns to action a week from tomorrow, Jan. 8, in a double dual match involving Suffolk C. C. and Monroe C. C. of Rochester, N. Y., at home and the following day, Jan. 9, travels to Princeton to meet its Gym Club. This will be a real test for the Aggie athletes, who include scholastic and State titleholders. In bowling, Coach Bruce Bobbins' charges, who avenged their only setback in the Metropolitan Community College Is The Bargai A new^ year ; J Some view it prophet. But even wTtnouts! kind of vision he has no hesitation to assess the new year. He does it with on » word: M- O- N- F- V. N « - » tj the abundance but rather the U of it. Of fhis he is sure: Money is going to be the problem for Farmingdale. There is never enough of it and as Mr. Zureck explains there seem to be no more ways open to the village government to raise it. Increase taxes? The Mayor shudders. The State is short of League at the hands of Kingsborough to end an unbeaten slate that reached 7 in a row, will go after its second title. Besides the Community College circuit honors, the Green and White will seek the Region XV National Jr. College crown a week from this Saturday at Madison Square Garden. Capt. Helen Rakowski, Farmingdale native, captained her team into first place in the torrid SUATC Farmingdale Bowling League, the Pinwhirls having 2343 total wood and 302.68 Petersen Points. Bill Timoney's Sweepers are second, Dr. Bill Reilly's The I. R. A. third and Dr. Harvey Barke's Fireballs fourth. Mrs. Rakowski, only woman leader in the 10- team circuit, also had high game honors of 236+ 27 263. Vic Pedone, Sweepers, was best in high series play, 579+ 93 672. Post Office Hours The Post office will observe the following holiday schedule on New Year's day, Friday, January 1, 1971! There will be no regular window, delivery or collection service. However, special delivery service will be provided. Post office lobby will be open for mail deposit and purchase of stamps from self- service machines. Lock box service will be provided from 9: 00 A. M. to 3: 00 P. M. Delivery and collection service will be in effect on Saturday, January 2. Window service will be provided from 8: 00 A. M. to 12: 00 noon. Normal Sunday service will be in effect on Sunday, January 3. There will be collection, lock box and special delivery service. r i ; Mayor Jos. Zureck money, the county is running out of it, the town needs more. Where does the village come in here? At the tail end. Mr. Zureck does not feel that on top of all other threatened tax increases the village can pile on one more. Yet some of it will have to be Romiag. Here the Mayor points out that Albany has some obligations - the biggest being that the formula for per capita aid to municipalities is revised. This formula, Mr. Zureck points out, was developed in 1943 and is totally inadequate and woefully unresponsive to today's requirements. With the fiscal ending June 30, 1971 the first half of the calendar year is not as big a problem as the second half. Here the fact that the contract with the firm responsible for garbage collections runs out throws some ominous shadows ahead. While nothing to this effect has yet been said Mr. Zureck is certain that the contractor will ask for an undigest-able increase in his charges. ( Continued on Page 7) Robber Active Even On Christmas Eve The wicked do not rest -- even on Christmas Eve. It was a busy week for our local police, what with robberies and burglaries, as the following four incidents reported make abundantly clear. On Dec. 24, at 5: 20 P. M. at Conklin & Main Sts. in Farmingdale Charles Elser was robbed while making a bank drop at the Franklin National Bank. He was approached by an armed Picture Book Time At Plainedge Library Registration for the winter series of Picture Book Time and Story Time at the Plainedge Public Library will take place the week of January 4. Story Time will be held every Wednesday, starting January 13, for children in kindergarten through sixth grade, at 4: 00 p. m. Two sessions of Picture Book Time will be held every Thursday for children ages three and one half through five starting January 14. The first session will be held at 10: 15 a. m. and the second, a repeat of the first, at 11: 30 a. m. man. The robber demanded the money in Mr. Elser's possession, totaling $ 2,600. Robber was approximately 5' 10", 30 years of age, 180 lbs. and wearing black jacket & brown hat. On Dec. 22 at 8 P. M. at 153 Fulton Street Farmingdale, Ralph's Esso Service Station was robbed by two males driving a dark Cadillac. The Station attendant Vincent Santoro, was told to put two tires on the car after which he was attacked by the men, who then drove away. On Dec. 21, Norman Sirotta of 136 Greenwood Drive, N. Massapequa, reported entry into his home by a rear window. Approximately $ 20 in U. S. coins reported stolen. On Dec. 24 at 190 Merritt Road, Farmingdale, the A k P Supermarket reported entry through rear door. Loss determined at time to be three 30 gallon drums of assorted meats.
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Item #: 13-559846
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.125 x 1.08inches
Product Weight: 16.0 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
This book got my attention from the start. Then it dropped it. It got less and less believable until I finally finished it (and that is only because i'm not a quitter).
Reviewer: Esther M
I pre-ordered this book because I love everything she writes but this book was terrible. It's kind of like listening to a skipping CD it just repeats the same things over and over it really is a terrible book. If you really want to try it I would recommend looking at a used book store because it is definitely not worth $16.
Reviewer: Shawna
I just love her books they keep you wanting just to keep reading and not put it down
Reviewer: Lakie J
great book. Could not put down. Just when I thought who was behind everything, I was wrong and the plot took a different turn.
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Sunday, May 29, 2011
Scrapbook Saturday No. 2 - Quick and Easy Scrapbooking
33 comments:
- April said...
I used to do this all the time (now I do shutterfly)-it's so great because it's a time saver, but you can still get a little creativity in! Great post!
- May 29, 2011 at 12:49 PM
- Emily said...
Where do you print your pictures from?
- May 29, 2011 at 3:49 PM
- irbuanosraL said...
So..where do you buy the scrapbooks that you use? I like the pages, they look sharp and cute!!
- May 29, 2011 at 4:46 PM
- Jill Anderson said...
That is a Great idea. It's seems like it would save a lot of time compared to the traditional way of scrapbooking. I have a TON of scrapbooking to do. How did you come up with the idea?
- May 29, 2011 at 4:47 PM
- Leasa said...
This idea is great. I am sooooo far behind on my scrapbooks and this seems like a much easier way to go. I am definitely going to use this idea. Where did you find your photo album with horizontal and vertical slots on the same page?
- May 29, 2011 at 6:21 PM
- Jenn said...
Emily - I tried to contact you but your email is sent to No Reply. I generally get my scrapbook pictures through www.scrapbookpictures.com You can re-size to pretty much any size you want, add borders, etc. If I am just printing regular 4x6 I will often get them at Costco. Happy scrapping! :)
- May 30, 2011 at 12:06 AM
- Songul said...
This is a great idea but done recall seeing photo albums with vertical & horizontal pockets.
I'm ONLY 7 years behind, that's not that bad is it? - May 30, 2011 at 1:02 PM
- Jenn said...
Hi Songul - You email is set to No Reply so hopefully you get this. The photo album pages are called 5 up and are available in a number if different brands including albums and pocket refills that can go in 3 hole binders. Umbra has a few different albums that they sell. If you are in Canada, I just actually picked up 2 albums today from Home Sense. The albums have 50 pages each (500 pictures) and were $20. And don't worry about being behind - you have to start somewhere! Any memories that you can get down are better than none!
- May 30, 2011 at 10:47 PM
- Lyndee @ A Recovering Craft Hoarder said...
I love these types of scrapbooks (not that I have one). I'm trying to take a picture a day this summer and do something like this with it. Thanks for the inspirations!
- May 31, 2011 at 7:38 AM
- Colleen said...
I'm so behind!!!I have two great books for my daughter - traditional books and want to get my son's done. It's the starting that just gets me in a tizzy! Gotta start somewhere though, right?
- May 31, 2011 at 11:07 AM
- Snichols said...
Your layouts are great!
- May 31, 2011 at 12:36 PM
- Ty and Whitty said...
I am in love with this idea. I am so overwhelmed by all the pages i would have to do so I am sooooo doing this thank you so much for the idea. Where did you get the albums that have both vertical and horizontal slots? I need some so I can get started as well. Come and say hi and enter my Jamberry nail giveaway!
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tyandwhitneyulrich.blogspot.com - May 31, 2011 at 9:08 PM
- Deb said...
Jenn, Thank you thank you thank you! What a fabulous idea! I'm so many years behind for so many children...and this is just perfect for catching up. Thank you!
- June 1, 2011 at 6:43 AM
- Kimberlee said...
Those are great tips! Thanks for this post. Visiting from Show and Tell Wednesday.
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- Handy Man, Crafty Woman said...
great pages! I scrap, too...I'm getting a bit more behind than I normally am...aaack! I intend to work on it this weekend; I just got an order of photos.
- June 1, 2011 at 8:29 PM
- Kaysi said...
These are adorable, love them all!
http://craftskeepmesane.blogspot.com/ - June 2, 2011 at 6:08 PM
- Chef in Training said...
Great srapbook pages! You did a fabulous job! I love scrapbooking! I am your newest follower and would love it if you would come check out my blog and follow me too! Thanks!
http://chef-n-training.blogspot.com/ - June 3, 2011 at 10:19 AM
- The One Stop Baby Shop said...
Hi! I'm visiting you from Little Lucy Lu, I saw your link up there! Great job! I'm new to blogging! I would love it if you came to visit:
Lilli - June 4, 2011 at 2:43 AM
- Jennie said...
FANTASTIC idea! Thank you so much for this!
-Jennie - June 4, 2011 at 2:46 AM
- Lowri said...
This is a quick and easy way to scrapbook - I love it!
Lowri - June 4, 2011 at 3:01 AM
- Megan said...
I saw your post on another blog and thought I'd comment. I started doing this type of scrapbooking while pregnant, over 2 years ago! I had to be checked weekly while pregnant for a few months due to a previous surgery and the upside was a lots of extra photos of my baby girl! So I realized, very quickly, that I needed to do something with them! I found the 12 by 12 photo albums from Target to work wonderfully and would buy them by the truckload if they weren't so expensive! I put in her photos and used the verticals (seeing as all ultrasounds were horizontal) for scrapbooking. When we didn't know if she was a girl, we'd fill it up with things for both sex, possible names, etc. and then when we found out she was a girl, it quickly became full of pink and purple and girl stuff! I still do it now, but need to continue! I have a ton of scrapbooking stuff but never do the full size pages due to time and a good place (office is in progress!). Thanks for sharing, I thought I was the only one out there after I described to a friend who had NO idea what I was talking about!
- June 4, 2011 at 12:20 PM
- LaVonne @ Long Wait said...
What a great idea! I have never thought of that. I like it. Thanks for sharing!
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
LaVonne @ Long Wait For Isabella - June 4, 2011 at 3:02 PM
- Grammy Goodwill said...
Thanks for the great idea. My "babies" are about to turn 33 and 30, so I have a lot of catching up to do.
- June 4, 2011 at 5:02 PM
- Michelle said...
SO pretty! I need to get scrappin'! I am visiting from Tatertots and Jello and I would LOVE if you would link this up to my Delicately Constructed Fridays Linky Party!!
Thanks so much!
Have a great weekend!
www.delicateconstruction.blogspot.com - June 4, 2011 at 9:22 PM
- Heather @ Catfish Kisses said...
This is GREAT!! I don't know if I've seen the books with horizontal & vertical before, but I'm sure gonna look now! Just like everyone else, I am soo behind!!
Heather - June 5, 2011 at 4:05 AM
- KAT said...
Cool! I NEED to get back into my scrapbooking
KAT - June 5, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- Mel said...
I have wanted, for years, to do an "easy" album for my MIL with all the pics of my hubby & his brothers, but have never had the extra money to buy one of the expensive albums. I cant believe I never thought to just buy a regular album & pages! geez! I love your journal boxes too! thank you so much for the inspiration! I just might have tovstart a Scrapbook Sunday on my blog ;)
www.livelaughlove-mel.blogspot.com - June 16, 2011 at 10:34 AM
- Laura said...
I use the 3-ring binder type albums with protector (photo pocket) inserts for various picture sizes to hold photos, postcards, memorbilia, etc. But I like to insert some "real" scrapbook pages among the pictures; so I make them in 8x10 size and put them in 8x10 protector inserts. Combining the traditional photo album and scrapbook album style really saves a lot of time and still gives you the opportunity to get creative!
- July 7, 2011 at 10:47 AM
Stumbled upon your post. I'm off to find some 5 up albums. I have been doing PL but have LOTS more photos in boxes to "scrap".....love this.
- December 2, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- Heidi @ Blue Eyed Blessings said...
In love with this idea!! I love to scrapbook, but I am overwhelmed at the moment with how far I am behind. I take a lot of pictures, so this will be a great way to get them all in one page with some journaling. We just went to Southern California for Disneyland and other attractions, so this will be a perfect (and quick) way to document our trip. Thanks for sharing!
- December 29, 2011 at 5:42 PM
- Lynette @ My Craft Discovery said...
I love this idea. I am NOT into scrap booking at all, but I have tons of pictures from when I was young. I am having my first baby in April, and I was thinking to do simple photo albums, but I love how you made the cards for journaling as well. I am definitely pinning this one. Thanks for the great idea!
- December 30, 2011 at 6:53 AM
- Jaimee said...
This is SUCH a great idea!!! I have three kids and had intended to do first year albums for all of them...plus school albums and birthday albums...but once the babies came, my scrapbook time flew to the wayside. I still haven't managed to get back to it. THIS method I could totally do! Faster, less overwhelming, but still chocked full of personality and memories. LOVE. IT! I shared this on my crafty facebook page : )
Jaimee @ craft-interrupted.blogspot.com - January 1, 2012 at 5:17 PM
- Max Macbeth said...
Love the simplicity and sleek cleanliness of the layouts. The pictures really take on a different light when there are stories or commentaries to go with them via the journaling. It also makes the scrapbook feel more personal, and therefore more endearing. Great job with these!
- July 10, 2012 at 1:52 PM


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John Mayberry's career stats vs. left-handed pitchers.
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We hope that Ruben Amaro and the Phillies' front-office staff have another right-field card up their sleeve, but if they have to go with a Domonic Brown/John Mayberry platoon out there in 2013, let's hope its the 2009-11 Mayberry that shows up to face left-handed pitchers and not the 2012 version. His splits vs. LHP:
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Games | 77 | 81 |
Batting Avg. |
.298 | .271 |
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12 | 8 |
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Direct quote from his manager Bobby Valentine last year:
"That's very commendable," Valentine said. "Cody's been a warrior. He's never asked out; he's been clutch; he's fun to have on the team [and] he's a very good teammate. Cody knows the difference between right and wrong. It's a good leadership quality to have. I think a lot of guys have followed Cody's lead." Sam Crow- BigMikeySmallz
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With Mayberry and Nix not sufficient as a platoon it's just not enough. Once Brown goes down it gets even uglier -- if he was a reliable player I would buy into the platoon but he's DL bound.
Ross or Hairston, if they believe in Brown then Hairston WFChamps- Mark1npt
Just wish I didn't have the same fear as SAMCRO about Brown getting injured. Really is a tough call . All indications point to the Phillies "standing Pat". zubzub- Mark1npt
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@koslosky.....Nix is def a part time player at best and is really valued for his power off the bench as a late inning threat. He's not very athletic and isn't the basestealing threat that Brown could be. They've simply invested too much time and effort into Brown to trade him now, IMO. Mark1npt- Paul SoTX
Yes, Ruf starts the season at AAA. It's just how the Phillies operate, plus he's unproven in left field. Philly will be rough on the kid whenever he misjudges a liner in the ninth inning of a 2-1 game, turning it into a 3-2 loss. And that will happen. eman
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By JACK HOUGH
With Apple (AAPL)
That is an impatient thought for an investor, perhaps. But Apple shareholders have gotten used to fast gratification: The share price has doubled five times in the past decade.
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Although Apple already is America's largest company by stock-market value, there are several reasons to believe that it can grow much larger. But it is far from a sure thing, and prospective buyers already may have more exposure to the stock than they think if they own index funds.
Apple's recent growth is the envy of most companies, large and small. Sales jumped 73% and earnings more than doubled during its quarter ended Dec. 31.
By one measure, Apple stock remains reasonably priced. It sells for just under 15 times the company's earnings over the past four quarters, according to Thomson Reuters data. That is in line with the historic average for U.S. stocks and below the current median of nearly 17 for companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
"Apple is priced like a slow grower because investors aren't used to dealing with a company this big that's growing this fast," says Daniel Ernst, an analyst at Hudson Square Research in New York.
Mr. Ernst, whose price targets on the stock have long been among Wall Street's highest, says Apple should be worth $700 a share today.
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Another important difference: Microsoft in late 1999 controlled more than 90% of the market for personal-computer operating systems, according to some estimates. Apple controlled 26.6% of the mobile-computing market in the fourth quarter of 2011, including notebooks and tablets, according to NPD DisplaySearch, which provides research for the display industry. Its smartphone market share was 23.9% in the fourth quarter, according to Strategy Analytics, a technology consultant.
"Apple has plenty of room to gain market share in the U.S., and even more in emerging markets like China," says Michael Walkley, who covers Apple for Toronto investment bank Canaccord Genuity.
Mr. Ernst and Mr. Walkley both say Apple stock could hit $1,000 within three years. That would require an extraordinary return of close to 25% a year. The 50-year average for the S&P 500 is about 9% a year, not adjusted for inflation.
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Pukke sneak into final
23 Mar 2009
Pukke secured a place in the Varsity Cup final with a dramatic 19-17 win over UCT.
The students from Potchefstroom put the agony of last year's last minute semi-final defeat to the same side behind them with a well deserved come-from-behind win in tough conditions in Cape Town.
UCT were the better side in the first half with the wind at their backs. Without seeing too much ball, the Ikeys set up camp in Pukke's half and finally made the breakthrough in the 25th minute through Marcello Sampson after some good work by centre Tiger Bax created the initial overlap.
The visitors failed to make a single visit to UCT's 22 metre area in the entire first half and the pressure began to toll. With just eight minutes left in the first stanza UCT got on the scoreboard again through Michael Passaportis and the hosts went into the break 12 points to the good.
But the big question was how would UCT be able to deal with the howling wind in the second half and three minutes in Pukke got on the board through a Cecil Dumond penalty.
UCT, like Pukke in the first half, were under immense pressure as they struggled against the wind to get out of their own half, but after a good period of possession and some good interplay between their backs and forwards led to UCT's third try.
The message from coach John Dobson to his players would have been to hang onto the ball for as long as possible. That was far easier said than done as some poor discipline gave Dumond a chance to slot his third penalty of the evening which he did with ease to narrow the gap.
When winger Lolo Waka scored his side's only try of the game and Dumond nailed the conversion it was down to a one point game with just over 15 minutes left to play.
The hosts dug deep and defended with everything they had left, but some ill discipline cost them as they gave away a penalty right out in front which Dumond popped over to secure the win.
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23 Mar 2009, 18:47 pmGo PUKKE!!!
23 Mar 2009, 18:50 pmGo Pukke
23 Mar 2009, 18:53 pmI like this victory – something to be said for traditional forward power.
The new rules are resulting in some of the Super14 matches resembling a game of touch rugby. At least with PUKKE it was the team that with the power up front that truimphed.
And the best bit is they don't have all the razz matazz of Bobby Skinstad, Jake White etc. as assistant coaches like UCT does.
All in all I reckon they will fancy their chances come next week against Tuks or Maties.
23 Mar 2009, 19:36 pmIkeys needed more points when playing with the wind in first half. The final penalty was dubious to say the least, i saw it as a good steal at the ground and on second-viewing on tv too. Bitterly disappointed
23 Mar 2009, 20:28 pmGo the Pukke !! Ikeys had every man and his dog coaching them, and was once again the red hot favourites ! Yet once again they lose in a play off. They should never have lost the last play off game last week. Pukke got confidence, and it paid off….
From one Kovsie / Shimla to all the Pukke – wel gedaan manne, ons is baie bly vir julle. Hoop julle vat hom !!
23 Mar 2009, 21:30 pmStudents get scholarships to play rugby at Pukke, not to mention their rugby academy. Rugby at UCT is purely through the love of the game and gees
23 Mar 2009, 23:38 pmWell done Pukke, you had the most points on the board at the final whistle. Bugger!! ……..Whats with all this other bullshite, like "they got this and that coach", "they got more of this we got less of that therefore we deserved it more"?? Petty jelousy if you ask me…….grow the *** up!
24 Mar 2009, 07:46 am#7 whatever: The point is exactly that idiot. The Ikeys despite having Dobson, Skinstad, Fleck, Jake White and whomever else chooses to – coaching them – still cant get it up.
The point is exactly that – the hungrier team won it on the day. Despite all the media hype about their coaches. The better rugby team won it.
24 Mar 2009, 07:47 am#6 liefling: Welcome to the professional era. In case you hadnt noticed it started in 1995.
As Naas would say – Check die scoreboard.
24 Mar 2009, 08:14 amA pity. I would've wanted the Ikeys to get some revenge after last year's final.
24 Mar 2009, 08:29 amAwesome, awesome and even more awesome, and that from an ex UCT supporter, long may it continue.
24 Mar 2009, 09:24 amBig deal, my opinion UCT were the beter team right through the competition. Three tries to one says it all.
27 Mar 2009, 10:27 am"And the best bit is they don't have all the razz matazz of Bobby Skinstad, Jake White etc. as assistant coaches like UCT does."
Pukke have a heavily funded rugby academy and have major spend to attract players. Compare their budget of R5mil (thumb suck) to Ikeys' where you can take away the last digit and you know where the real heart and gees lies.
Well done to Pukke for taking it this time around, but three tries to one says a lot.
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In this troubled economy, the word free is more popular than ever.
For Amirah Brown, it doesnt even have to involve money.
On a night where she didnt have a field goal and scored just one point over the first three quarters, the senior buried 7 of 8 free throws in the final period to help Lawrence Highs girls basketball team hold on for a 45-37 win over stubborn Steinert last night.
Foul shots win ball games. . .and theyre free, so you gotta put them in the net, said Brown, who is Lawrences leading scorer at 14 points per game.
Five of her six foul shots came in one-and-one situations as she made the clutch first shot all three times.
I dont feel any more pressure with one-and-ones, she said. Its all the same distance away from the net. You just have to put it in the goal.
Browns clutch play, along with 13 points from Brooke West, nine points and five rebounds from Daphne Ginn and six points and six rebounds from Morgan Downs, helped the Cardinals improve their best start under Dana Williams to 7-1.
The latest win was an indication of Lawrences maturity. With the Cards holding a 36-24 lead with five minutes remaining, Steinert (1-7) went on a 10-2 run to cut the deficit to 38-34 with 2:03 remaining.
Past Lawrence teams would have folded, but these Cardinals are learning to hang tough at crunch time.
Steinert had a chance to draw even closer after Kaitlyn Wolfsgruber, who had 10 points, stole a pass with just over a minute remaining. But Ginn stole it right back and Brown was fouled and got both ends to make it 40-34.
Steinert missed a jumper at the other end and Brown made one of two to up the margin to 41-34.
After Lauren Matrisciano, who had nine of her 10 points in the final quarter, hit a foul shot, Adrianna Boosh Boucher got a putback as Steinert pulled within 41-37 with 11.3 left.
But Brown calmly swished two more from the line and Wests lay-up at the buzzer sealed it.
At the foul line Amirah is just automatic, said Williams, who had high praise for Steinerts tenacity. You couldnt wish for a kid better than that on your team at the end of the game. Thats what we want to do, get the ball in her hands. Daph can hit them and Brooke can hit them too, I feel like our foul shooting has been very good.
But Amirah Brown coming up clutch with the pressure on, thats huge. She kept her head on straight, kept her focus and also made some incredible passes. She played a very active role even though she wasnt getting points early. Everybody else stepped up and she found them.
Steinert coach Kristin Jacobs, whose teams woes have basically been due to poor shooting, knew that Brown was trouble.
We chose girls that we wanted to foul, and she obviously wasnt one of them, Jacobs said. But they just got the ball in her hands. We were trying to get denials defensively.
But there was no denying Brown, who knows that if something is free, take full advantage of it.
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West 5-1-13, Downs 3-0-6, Brown 0-8-8, Ginn 3-2-9, Forgione 1-0-2, Grimes 2-1-5, Peters 1-0-2, Hewitt 0-0-0. Totals: 15-12-45.
Matrisciano 4-2-10, Wolfsgruber 4-2-10, Boucher 3-0-6, Wood, 2-0-4, Ewell 2-0-4, Lubitsky 0-1-1, Rivera 0-0-0, Wagner 1-0-2. Totals: 16-5-27.
Lawrence (7-1) 16 6 10 13 45
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Pre-run report: Sections of the trail are challenging but there are bypasses. Check out a recent Rowher trip report here.
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On day two we're headed to Last Chance Canyon in Red Rock State Park. We should be done and on the road home by mid-afternoon. Launch time is 8:00 a.m. from Palmdale Holiday Inn. See bottom of this page for an area map that shows meeting place, campground and trail head. Come early if you need to gas up, use the restroom or if you want to have breakfast.
Pre-run Report: Sections of the trail are challenging but certainly doable. There are optional rock obstacles and adjacent bypasses. You'll find pictures from the Last Chance Canyon pre-run here.
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Hotel dwellers, here's the best bet in the neighborhood: Holiday Inn Palmdale. They offer a breakfast bar, happy hour and fairly close access to the trail head.
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On 5/28/06 the front desk quoted the following rates and noted their hotel is about half full. These are better rates than the usual travel sites: $169.95 with two queen beds; $159.95 with one king bed. Visit the hotel's web site for more info.
Campers are in luck -- Ricardo Campground is close to the trail and offers beautiful, rustic camping. Rates are $12 per night and more info is here.
Ricardo Campground, scouting pics compliments of Bondage.
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Even people that visit Palm SPrings often have never heard of this place. We found it when we were searching for something we hadn't done before in the area. This place has amazing charm, 50s architecture, and green grass (not too common in the desert). The free in-room breakfast was delicious. No restaurant on the grounds, but several are very... More
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- The Horizon Hotel offers upscale accommodations in a secluded setting amongst a dramatic Mt. San Jacinto backdrop. The historic property with its iconic mid-century architecture and rich Hollywood history includes 24 modern yet simplisticly appointed guest rooms. Its low-slung, angular architecture was originally designed by renowned modernist architect, William Cody in 1952 for Jack Wrather and his wife Bonita Granville. The walled two plus acreage with eight bungalows was revitalized and restored with the utmost attention to detail. Today modern amenities in combination with a serene surround and impeccable hospitality makes this retreat the perfect boutique-hotel experience just minutes to the downtown village of Palm Springs. ... more less
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"Given the economy today we prepared for at least 3,000 people, and I'm glad we did," she said Thursday.
The free Thanksgiving Day community meal is sponsored by the Concerned Citizens of Rome and Floyd County, chaired by Shield's father, the Rev. Terrell Shields. Warm clothes also were available for the taking.
Ephron Nelson was smiling as he ticked off all the different dishes he enjoyed: turkey, dressing, sweet peas, turnip greens, rolls, sweet potato pie and a piece to take home. He used to attend regularly in the Feast's early years, and now, after a few years hiatus, he's back again.
"I came because I want something good to eat," he said.
The holiday food makes him remember his mother, Laura Nelson, who passed away on Easter Sunday, 1981. And he gives thanks.
"I'm thankful that the Lord has let me see another Thanksgiving," he said.
Attendees were a diverse mix of ages, races and genders — including children — but a lot of the diners were middle-aged to elderly people, alone or with friends. Most of the families were among the scores of volunteers manning the buffet tables.
Kameron Fountain, 8, and Reece Fountain, 7, were in charge of keeping the dessert table piled high with slices of chocolate layer cake, pecan pie and cobblers. They wore their rubber serving gloves with good grace and manfully refrained from licking their fingers.
"We like doing this, and we'll probably keep doing it every year," Kameron said. "We like helping people."
Sarai Eubanks, 9, is a veteran volunteer. She said helping people, and the free pizza, keeps her coming back.
That was music to the ears of Rome Pizza Hut owner Kamran Kurani, who greeted people at the door in English or the Spanish he learned when he lived in Los Angeles.
When he opened his restaurants three years ago, Kurani told Shields to "count us in for the rest of your life." Asked why he's committed to the Love Feast, he repeated a comment his manager had made to him just a few minutes earlier.
"She said 'I can't believe how they rush to the clothing,'" he said.
The clothing piled on tables dwindled fairly quickly, but the food kept on coming until the last plate was filled.
Debbie Williams came with a friend for turkey and fixin's, and the two left with a selection of desserts to share later in the day. Originally from Marietta, Williams said this was her first year at the Love Feast, and she was impressed by the sense of community.
"What am I thankful for? Being here," she said. "I love Rome."