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The pictures show William, Kate and George seated in a garden setting alongside their cocker spaniel Lupo. Another shot shows the glowing new mother and father standing and holding George.
The timing coincides with the release of clips from Prince William's first sit down interview since George's birth. The one hour special is a new documentary about his passion to preserve wildlife in Africa, conducted by CNN's Royal Correspondent Max Foster. Prince William's Passion: New Hope, New Father airs on CNN on September 15th.
In regards to his new son he beams "I was on such a high and so was Catherine that we were happy to show him off to whoever wanted to see him. As any new parent knows, you're only too happy to show off your new child and proclaim that he is the best looking or the best everything."

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Another Day, Another Stop Motion Mario Video Made With A Bunch Of Post-Its (+ Free Time)
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This is a stop-motion video of a Post-It note Mario running around a school. Or maybe it's a hospital. Either way, it's somewhere I don't want to be. Like work. F*** I hate this place. Seriously, I've been staring out the window all morning fantasizing about would be like to hug the parking lot from up here.
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This is a 3:30 stop-motion paper animation featuring Mario in a bunch of one-off scenes from the difference games. It was created by animator Eric Power as a means of showing off his paper-animating skills, with the hopes of drumming up some other paper (the money kind) for a ... / Continue →
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Good day all!!! We have a little fund raiser going on to help provide lunch for the players participating in the upcoming National Senior Games in Parma and Euclid on July 20 and 21. Special event stamped Kraits will be available from either PK or Eric at any time for $25 per. If we can sell all 20, we set up the gents coming from around the country to have lunch both days, provided by Chefs for Hire, or better known as Marky Mark Thompson. He has been the caterer for the past couple of CLE ... more
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!!!!COME ONE COME ALL!!!! Hudson Springs Disc Golf Course now has 18 brand new 4' x 12' concrete tee pads. Come help us celebrate this awesome accomplishment. Next Tuesday August 28th at 6:00pm, we will have our first weekly scramble on the new pads. It would be sweet to break those puppies in with a 35+ scramble. The format will be the same as always $5 + $1 optional ace fund. The Ace Fund is at $300 with a back up at around $60. Our club has been influenced and supported ... more
Tyler Frew - 45639 July 9, 2012 at 1:52pm
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Brian Lyons July 9, 2012 at 1:01pm
There was a Yellow Innova Dragon disc lost this past weekend at sims,I think it may have had the name Bruce on it and phone number,but may not of he just had got it. But just thought I would try to put the word out here for my buddy who lost it. If you happen to have or find it PM me or give him a call. We will be attending sims tonight for out first scramble outing,so we will see you there!
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If you want to see disc golf in the Cleveland metroparks, this is your chance! Tonight 5:30-7:30 pm at canal way center there is a public meeting to allow the public to voice their opinion on activitys to be added to the parks. Stop out and Let your voice be heard. They are listening! We have a foot in the door and we are the closest we have been to getting disc golf added to our metroparks. So make time to stop out and say you would like to see disc golf in our park system. It's up to you to ... more
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Help Columbus Save A Disc Golf course please text everyday 105490 to 73774 thanks get outdoors and Just Disc Golf!!!
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Just a friendly announcement about a super fun tournament in the Warren area. TEAM ROC OR TEAM BUZZ? WHICH WILL YOU BE? Sun October 3, 2010 -Two Rounds of tournament play at Young's Run, Warren OH... -ONLY ROCS OR BUZZES when driving (one putter allowed) -Free Tournament Disc for all competetors -Team Shirts Availible for purchase! Check in: 9-9:45am Player's Meeting 10:00am Tee off 10:30 Rec: $30 *** Int: $30 *** Adv: $30 There will also be a CTP contest for additional prizes. As ... more
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I'd be interested to know of the progress of US airlines towards the ICAO mandate for carriers to implement an SMS by 1st Jan 2009.
It seems Europe are away ahead of them on this one?
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Just a merrie thought re. ICAO. I may be out of my use-by date; but when, in PNG, one of my Delegations was the 'creating' and writing of 'Differences' to some ICAO stuff which we did not have a hope in hades of affording and implementing, I believe that that organisation can only 'Recommend' that States do various things. I wonder whether, in the nicest possible way, the word 'Mandate" is appropriate?
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South Africa's Rugby Sevens team performed heroics to finish unbeaten at the World Games in Cali, Colombia, Seabelo Senatla scoring two of their five tries in a fine final as they beat Argentina 33-24 to claim a deserved gold medal.
One month after the disappointment of exiting the Rugby World Cup Sevens at the quarter-final stage in Moscow, the South Africans, captained by fit-again Kyle Brown, saw off both France and Argentina en route to the title at the Pascual Guerrero Stadium.
The Argentines claimed the silver medal, while a young Canadian side finished well to overcome France to take bronze at what is the last World Games to feature Rugby Sevens with the sport joining the Olympic Games in Rio in 2016.
The first of the knock-out matches on the second day of competition went to form with South Africa beating Uruguay 36-0, France just edging Hong Kong 14-12, Argentina overpowering the hosts Colombia 49-5 and Canada beating Brazil 26-7.
In the semi-finals the South Africans rose to the challenge against France to win 33-12 and Argentina joined them in the final by beating Canada 19-7.
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EAST BEND - Yadkin County hoops programs placed six players on the All-Mountain Valley Conference and honorable mention lists, the league announced when it released the final awards last month.
Luke Shore, who powered Starmount's late-season surge, garnered All-MVAC honors as a sophomore. Fellow sophomore James Ashley was named as an honorable mention, along with senior Zach Worley.
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Varsity Conference Champions - Elkin
Junior Varsity Champions - Ashe County
Conference Tournament Champions - Wilkes Central
Player of the Year - Sam Lane (Elkin)
Coach of the Year - Ken Abrams (Elkin)
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Josh Bare (North Wilkes)
Zack Bell (West Wilkes)
Jordan Church (North Wilkes)
Will Cornette (Wilkes Central)
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Trey King (Elkin)
Sam Lane (Elkin)
Frank Miller (Elkin)
Fabian Santos (Alleghany)
Calvin Shoemaker (Wilkes Central)
Luke Shore (Starmount)
Jordan Spell (Ashe County)
Austin Sprinkle (Alleghany)
Avery Wallis (East Wilkes)
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Sam Allen (West Wilkes)
James Ashley (Starmount)
Devan Bailey (Wilkes Central)
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"If you seek a beautiful trail to bike, hike or walk, look about you."
Over the last two decades, the number of paved, crushed limestone or gravel recreational trails on mostly public lands in northern Lower Michigan has grown from zero to more than 375 miles.
Today, the region is becoming something of a trail mecca, thanks to state and federal grants, private donations and the advocacy of three nonprofits formed by trail enthusiasts: TART Trails in Traverse City, the Top of Michigan Trails Council in Petoskey and Friends of the Betsie Valley Trail in Benzie County.
Regardless how you measure it — in miles, bicycles strapped on the back of cars or perched on car roof, moms and pops with strollers, joggers, walkers or people in wheelchairs — this summer is a big one in the region for multiuse paths for several reasons:
n The first five miles of the new paved Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail officially opened at a June 20 ribbon cutting. It parallels the back side of the dunes and links the Dune Climb to Glen Haven, D.H. Day campground and Glen Arbor. It is the first national lakeshore trail that allows bicyclists. The 10-foot wide non-motorized path is the first segment of the planned 27-mile Leelanau Scenic Heritage Trail, which will cost an estimated $10 million to build over 10 years. About $6.3 million in public funding and more than $1 million in private and individual donations already have been raised.
- On June 23, the Top of Michigan Trail Council opened the 70-mile Northeastern State Trail (NEST) with simultaneous ribbon cuttings in communities along the way — Alpena, Posen, Hawks, Millersburg, Tower, Aloha and Cheboygan. The packed crushed limestone rail trail connects Alpena and Cheboygan.
- On June 30, Top of Michigan also dedicated the 62-mile multiuse North Central Trail, a 10-foot wide rail trail of packed crushed limestone that links Gaylord, Vanderbilt, Wolverine, Indian River, Topinabee, Cheboygan and Mackinaw City.
- On July 20, TART Trails celebrated closing the "Leelanau Gap," the final 6.5 miles of the Leelanau Trail between Lakeview Hills and Revold roads paved this spring. The 15.5-mile trail extends from Traverse City to Suttons Bay on an old railroad corridor.
Advocates attribute the growth in trails to several things.
Michigan is recognized as a national leader for its 2,400 miles of local and state multipurpose rail-trail miles overseen by the Michigan Department of Transportation, working closely with the Department of Natural Resources on acquisition.
Many communities across the state think of non-motorized trails as an economic development tool that brings business and people and families to their towns to bike, hike, walk or run.
The trails also fit in with state public health departments' "healthy living" initiative.
Public attitudes also are different from the 1990s when recreational trail building began gaining momentum, said Jim Rodabaugh, DNR parks and recreation director.
"There was not a lot of interest and desire then," he said. "Now, we no longer have to sell to people. Communities want more trails and they want them quickly."
TART Trails includes 65 miles of trails — the TART system in Traverse City, the Leelanau Trail and the Vasa Pathway, which includes 21 miles of trail and 13 miles of single-track. TART also acts as fiduciary and fundraiser for the new Sleeping Bear Dunes Heritage Trail and Leelanau Scenic Heritage Trail, an effort that started seven years ago.
Top of Michigan Trails Council oversees 288 miles of trails in several counties stretching across the top of the Lower Peninsula.
The 22-mile Betsie Valley Trail stretches from Frankfort to Thompsonville. Eventually it may connect to Interlochen and hook up with the Sleeping Bear Scenic Heritage Trail near the Benzie/Leelanau county line.
What's Coming
Trail advocates say the job now and for the future is to connect trails and communities.
TART executive director Julie Clark sees trails as the "spine of a non-motorized network" and as "linear parks" that knit places together.
"But there's more to it than that," she added. "I am a huge believer in design. Trails need to be utilitarian but pleasant, too. It's the journey along the way that makes the difference."
TART's long-term vision is to eventually connect with Elk Rapids to the north, the Kalkaska Area Recreational Trail to the east, Mayfield and Kingsley to the south and Interlochen to the west — mostly through the new 24-mile Boardman River Trail, now in developmental stages.
TART also envisions a connector between the Leelanau Trail and Betsie Valley Trail in Leelanau County.
Not all trails will be paved, especially those going through environmentally sensitive areas.
"Large multiuse trails aren't meant to go everywhere," Clark said. "When we build trails, we need to be sensitive to the area we're going through. In most cases, we can work something out."
This year, TART plans to start constructing a new stretch of paved trail along the west side of Boardman Lake between Oryana and 14th Street in Traverse City. The project is part of a three-year effort to complete the five-mile loop around Boardman Lake by 2015.
Once easements are secured, trail construction will continue to Medalie Park at Logan's Landing where it will connect with the existing two-mile Boardman Lake Trail, creating a complete paved loop around the lake. Currently the paved trail links the Traverse Area District Library and Logan's Landing.
"We need more loops," Clark said. "People like them because they're more interesting than riding out and back on the same route."
Proposed Boardman River Trail
TART Trail's proposed 24-mile Boardman River Trail is all about connections.
The mostly dirt trail will follow existing trails, some two-tracks and possibly one rural road.
It all adds up to a 46-mile loop that will allow trail users from Traverse City, the Boardman Valley and nearby communities to hike, bike, backpack through a variety of rural and urban scenery.
It will link the Boardman Lake Trail that starts behind the Traverse Area District Library in Traverse City to the North Country Trail at Scheck's Place in the Boardman River Valley.
From there, hikers and bikers will be able to travel the trail through the Muncie Lakes and Sand Lakes Quiet Area to the Vasa Pathway and back on the TART Trail to Traverse City.
Spur paths are also proposed to Beitner Road and the Keystone Complex soccer fields.
"What's unique is that it will offer a lot of new recreational opportunities for northern Michigan," said Dick Naperala, trail coordinator for the Grand Traverse Hiking Club and a TART volunteer. "It will link trails to other communities."
Kingsley has a plan to put in a trail to Mayfield, while Blair Township and Interlochen currently are looking at a connecting trail, he said. Benzie County is exploring the possibility of eventually expanding the 22-mile Betsie Valley Trail between Frankfort and Thompsonville to Interlochen.
Yet in the developmental stage, the proposed Boardman River Trail still needs Department of Natural Resources approval before construction can begin.
The multi-year project will be developed in three segments.
The first will start at the North Country Trail at Scheck's Place and extend to Mayfield. The second goes from Mayfield to Beitner Road. The last stretches from Beitner to the existing Boardman Lake Trail.
Easements for the first two sections have been obtained. Most of the trail will run through city, county, state and Rotary Club of Traverse City property.
Discussions on the third segment are continuing because of easement negotiations and the ongoing Boardman River dam removal and restoration project.
"There are still a lot of uncertainties," Naperala said.
No decision has been made yet on where the new Cass Road replacement bridge for the one-lane bridge attached to Boardman Dam will cross the river. Dam project leaders want a wildlife corridor under it.
Trail planners also would like to route the trail under it.
How to get the trail across South Airport Road is another discussion point. Possibilities include a new traffic light and crossing on South Airport or a tunnel under it to allow families to ride bikes safely to the soccer fields. From South Airport, the proposed trail would lead to the Grand Traverse Bay YMCA to the Boardman River Nature Education Center near Sabin Dam and possibly through Grand Traverse Nature Education Reserve to the Cass Road Bridge, Beitner Road and the Keystone Complex soccer fields.
Bicycling currently is not allowed in the Nature Education Reserve and Brown Bridge Quiet Area, and reserve members are concerned about disruptions to its nature classes and wildlife.
"I'm optimistic something can be worked out," Naperala said. "What we're creating is strictly a path. We don't cut trees, we move around them. We look for scenic views."
At present the proposed bicycle route follows Brown Bridge Road to Scheck's Place, while hikers would use trails north of the drained pond area.
No construction timeline has been established, Naperala said. If the DNR should approve the first two segments this summer, construction could begin in the fall.
"I'd like to get the trail established before the dams are removed," he said.
Brown Bridge Dam is slated to be removed later this summer and in the fall, if its dam removal permit is approved by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.
Sabin Dam may be removed next year. Boardman Dam's removal depends on the construction of the Cass Road replacement bridge.
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the July/August edition of Grand Traverse Scene, a magazine published six times a year by the Traverse City Record-Eagle. The magazine also features stories on the Grand Traverse Commons and Mercato, and Boone Docks in Glen Arbor. The magazine is available at area newsstands and the Traverse City Record-Eagle.


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It is very focused on a grand scale, which means Iowa Health System in total. We set targets of what we need from a quality perspective, from a patient satisfaction perspective. As we progress into population health we are getting incentives tied into that target also.
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A King and His Queen
"Those who honor me I will honor." 1 Samuel 2:30
I can't think of a better example of honor between husband and wife than the biblical account of Queen Esther and Xerxes, king of Persia, in the book of Esther. The young queen was faced with a terrible dilemma: Her people, the Jews, were to be killed as part of a ruthless plot concocted by one of the king's most powerful nobles. Yet by law, no one, not even the queen, was allowed to approach the king without being summoned.
Esther relied on the principle of honor to protect her in this predicament. After fasting and, I'm sure, praying for three days, she went to the inner court of the palace. Rather than barging in, she waited patiently in the king's hall. When the king saw Esther, he invited her in. She showed further respect for Xerxes by touching his scepter when she arrived. When the king asked her why she had come, Esther did not answer immediately. Instead, she invited the king to a banquet she had prepared, thus paying further tribute to her husband. At the banquet, she invited the king to yet another banquet the next day. Only then did she finally make her request known.
Every time Esther addressed her husband, she conveyed sincere respect. She used phrases such as "if it pleases the king"; "if [the king] regards me with favor and thinks it the right thing to do"; and "if I have found favor with you, O king." Xerxes responded by honoring his wife—and granting her request! Through her courage and conduct, the Jews were spared a holocaust. In fact, King Xerxes went further: The evil noble was hanged, and the Jews were given new privileges and rights in the kingdom.
Our nature as humans is to criticize our spouse or complain about his or her shortcomings. Yet there is something attractive—and very compelling—about approaching each other as husband or wife with the deep respect and honor we would show royalty. I urge you to try approaching each other in just this way—even when you do not feel particularly close. Your reward will be a home environment that is more loving, positive, and enjoyable than you ever thought possible.
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No no no, I call Pink. Pink is love, and a humanitarian like me loves people
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Robert and Mildred McAlarney are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary. They were married Aug. 18, 1951, at the courthouse in Marietta, by the late Rev. Myers.
The couple have two children: Wayne (Cheryl) McAlarney and Gene (Kathy) McAlarney, all of Whipple.
They have four grandchildren: Kyle (Jessica) McAlarney and great-granddaughter, Makayla McAlarney; Kaitlyn (Matthew) Weekley; Sarah McAlarney; Gregory McAlarney and great-grandson, Ethan McAlarney.
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BCS expert Jerry Palm said Cal and Notre Dame were hurt by USC's loss almost as much as the Trojans.
"They're national championship hopes rested on playing an undefeated USC, beating them and making a big jump in the polls," Palm said. "It hurt both of them."
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About The BCS
Is USC out of the national title picture? Probably not.
In the Trojans' favor, there were still five head-to-head matchups this season involving teams ranked in the top 10 this weekend (Ohio State-Michigan is an example). So there is a chance for fluidity in the rankings and USC's schedule will impress the computers.
Before worrying too much about that, however, more pressing matters are the fumbles, tipped passes, soft pass coverages and lack of playmakers that plague USC as it moves toward what was considered the tough part of its schedule.
Keeping It Close
Of all the stats thrown about regarding the Pete Carroll era, I consider this the most impressive: Carroll's lost just one game by more than 10 points (26-15 to Notre Dame in 2001) in six years.
Even down 33-10 to Oregon State, Carroll somehow avoided getting blown out for the first time in his career. Compare that to the legendary Joe Paterno, who already this season lost by 24 points (Notre Dame) and 22 points (Ohio State).
Or self-proclaimed legend Charlie Weis, who was beaten by 26 points by Michigan last month.
A Few Facts
Oregon State's 33 points is the most the Beavers scored against USC since 1914 in the teams' first meeting.
John David Booty's 406 yards passing was the fifth-best performance in school history, just ahead of Matt Leinarts 400 yards last year against Notre Dame. USC is 3-3 in games where the quarterbacks throw for more than 400 yards.
Steve Smith finished with 258 yards receiving, just two yards shy of the USC record of 260 set by R. Jay Soward against UCLA in 1996. Sowards mark came in a double-overtime game.
Second Guessing
It's a bit of an esoteric point, but after the game, USC coach Pete Carroll regretted going for a touchdown on fourth-and-goal from the 10-yard line trailing 33-10.
"If I kick a field goal, its a different game. I screwed that up, Carroll said. "Thats something Ive got to correct. As I look back, I was impatient. But it was 33-10 at the time.
USC failed to score but it didn't really matter because Oregon State botched the punt and allowed the Trojans to score a touchdown a few minutes later.
Booty On The Final Play
"It was a 3-step drop, the same thing we got done with Steve (Smith) the play before. The guy was there and got his hand up."
Memo To 12-Game Fans
Everyone who favored the Pac-10 playing a full conference schedule without skipping opponents might regret it today. When the conference changed the schedules for this year, USC added its trip to Oregon State.
About Maualuga
Linebacker Rey Maualuga did not play in the first half because he overslept and was late for a team meeting Friday morning.
UPDATED: "He was late, I probably would do that with anybody," USC coach Pete Carroll said.
Carroll On The Loss
"We will always have a target on our back. It's very difficult and every week you have to go out and play beautiful football. If you don't, than you are giving the football away and that makes it very difficult. I am disapointed in the uncharacteristic play where we are not taking the ball off our opponents."


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The solar system's largest planet is the subject of the planetarium show at Clay Center's ElectricSky Theater.
"Jupiter: Planetary Giant," back at the theater by popular demand, allows guests to explore the gas giant and its many moons. Shows are 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays and noon and 2 p.m. Sundays.
Tickets for the planetarium only are $5 for adults and $4 for children and seniors. The show will run until Sept. 8.


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Cons: it broke after 3 hours and tech support could be a lot better. seems to lag easy, bogs down mid range computers, earbuds still suck, scratches easy
Summary: it seems to have the potential to be a good product, but Apple really needs to work on making sure that they ship quality products. There is over 10% defection rate among new iPods. Mine broke within hours, and tech support is very hesitant to send me a box to get it shipped in to get fixed. Apple stores are not all that common, so it is an inconvenient to get it replaced. The new iTunes, which is what apple tells you to use to manage the content on this iPod, uses quite alot of system resources and crashes often. plugging in the iPod will bog your computer down much further, you may have to wait a few minutes for the iPod to be recognized and then further to sync. The iPod itself seems to lag pretty easy, and the click wheel isnt very sensitive. if you have a large music library with many different artists, you may become frustrated going from the top to the bottom as the click wheel doesnt seem to register everywhere so you can't quickly scroll. the good part is that it looks very good (but you really need to get a protective case or it will get scratched very very quickly), it has nice sound and video quality, and its fairly simple to reset (click hold on then off, then hold the central button and menu for 6-10 seconds)


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Research and studies are nothing but black hole spending projects.They´re just going to hire some fruitcake,leftist psychologists to conduct the study and the conclusion will be,yeah video games and movies contribute to the culture of violence but it´s the guns themselves that are the real problem.It´s really the left´s bullying,badgering and brainwashing people to turn against other Americans that´s the problem.This video game to shoot Lapierre is a way to express your hate against right wingers.Trying putting Obama is a shoot em game and see how long it stays up.You have 1000´s of people at gun shows with no violence but a line for section 8 vouchers turned into a riot,yet the right is the problem. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
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WASHINGTON D.C. — Hillary Clinton has been sporting new glasses that appear to be much thicker than ones she has worn in the past and now we know they are a result of her health problems.
Clinton returned from suffering a concussion and blood clot last month and her aides confirm the glasses are part of her recuperation.
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While testifying before Congress Clinton could be seen wearing glasses that appeared to have a thick left lens with lines across it. Medical experts say a fresnel prism would commonly be prescribed in cases like Mrs. Clinton's. Fresnel prisms can come in the form of a piece of thin, transparent plastic that can be adhered to existing lenses. The special grooves in these prisms change the way light enters the eye. The prism can be useful in treating double vision . It is possible that blurred or even double vision can last for weeks or months after an concussion. Medical experts say the symptoms are usually temporary.Copyright 2014 WIVB TV. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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There are a number of awareness weeks that commemorate issues related to mental health and mental illness. Below are just a few of them.
Mental Health Week: May 6 - 12, 2013
We want you to take steps to be more mentally healthy every week -- but during Mental Health Week we place a focused effort on raising awareness and providing extra, exciting community resources to educate and connect you to things that can help. This year, our emphasis is on Youth Mental Health. RSS and Mt. Boucherie are joining with us to bring information and generate discussion among their youth. We're excited to hear Margaret Trudeau talk about her journey on May 4th. We're also holding a Mood Food evening (May 7th) to learn about the connection between nutrition and mental health; We're particiapting in the Community Resource Event on May 8th at Trinity Church from 1:30 - 4 pm, and there's much more! Our full list of activities are coming soon.
Since 1951, the national office of the Canadian Mental Health Association has commemorated Mental Health Week. The week is an annual event where CMHA branches and divisions across the country bring the mental health message to the broader community. It is designed as a celebration of mentally healthy lifestyles and positive attitudes, as well as a source of information and support. For Mental Health Week, CMHA branches in BC have organized presentations, pancake breakfasts, thrift store sales, craft fairs, kite-flying events, barbecues, fun runs, yoga fests and other community events right across the province. Mental Health Week is the first full week of May from Monday to Sunday.
Mental Illness Awareness Week: October 7-13, 2013
Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW) carries on where Mental Health Week leaves off by focusing attention on mental disorders: signs and symptoms, how to get help, stigma, hope and recovery, and the impact of mental illness on lives, families, workplaces and society. MIAW was initially spearheaded by the Canadian Psychiatric Association and is now an education project of the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health, a national fifteen-member alliance of organizations representing the entire mental health-illness continuum. Mental Illness Awareness Week is always the first full week of October. Depression Anxiety Screening and Education Day across BC is always held on the Thursday of Mental Illness Awareness Week.
Other weeks, months or special days related to mental health include:
Alzheimer's Awareness Month (January)
Eating Disorders Awareness Week (first week of February)
World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10)
Bipolar Disorder Awareness Day (October 9)
World Mental Health Day (October 10)
Addictions Awareness Week (third week of November)
National Suicide Survivors' Day (Saturday before American Thanksgiving) (note that in the suicide prevention field, "survivor" refers to someone who has lost a loved one to suicide, not someone who has attempted suicide and 'survived')


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The Air Force will be presented its new tanker RFP to Congress Wednesday afternoon. A $35 billion contract, to supply the Air Force with 179 new refueling tankers, is up for grabs.
Both Boeing and Northrop Grumman have been competing for the contract for more nearly a decade. Air Force Secretary Michael Donley has said either company has an opportunity to win the competition.
Northrop had said late last year it wouldn't even bid on the new contract unless the RFP was significantly changed. Members of Congress stated after today's Wednesday's hearing that the new draft doesn't differ much from the last.
If Boeing is awarded the contract, it would mean about 1,000 new jobs at the company's Wichita facility.
In a statement by Kansas Rep. Todd Tiahrt, the congressman says, "This is not the RFP I would have written but am pleased the proposal meets the needs of the warfighter and our national security. The Department of Defense made the right decision in rejecting the narrow interests of a foreign company and stayed true to the military requirements needed by our warfighters. I look forward to delving into the details more thoroughly to ensure our American workers are fully protected as we proceed with this competition."
Sen. Pat Roberts released this statement Wednesday afternoon, "I am pleased the Department of Defense has honored its commitment to run a fair competition for the tanker contract. The RFP is fair and will provide the best tanker for our men and women in uniform. While I remain concerned about WTO implications that were not addressed in the RFP, I am confident Boeing and other bidders can compete on a more level playing field.
Congressman Jerry Moran made this statement: "We learned today that the third round of tanker contract bidding will be an improvement over previous attempts. This competition will be more fair, though I am disappointed that the Air Force refuses to level the playing field for American companies, despite our insistence. Modernizing our Eisenhower-era tanker fleet is vital for the safety of our military personnel and the security of our country, and I hope this process can now move forward to completion."
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Virignia is not the first state to pass such legislation, and similar rules have drawn various results when challenged in the court system. Earlier this month, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit [official website] lifted an injunction [JURIST report] on a Texas law [JURIST report] that requires women to have a sonogram before undergoing an abortion, allowing the law to be enforced. In October, a judge for the US District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina [official website] issued a preliminary injunction [JURIST report], blocking part of the state's abortion law that required a physician to perform an ultrasound and describe the images to the patient. In March of 2010, The Supreme Court of Oklahoma [official website] ruled [JURIST report] that a state law [SB 1878, DOC] imposing broad restrictions on abortion, including the requirement of an ultrasound prior to the procedure, violated that state's constitution.
The integrity of our judicial system depends in no small part on the ability of litigants and members of the public to rely on a judge's word. The record compels the finding that the trial judge's representations to the parties were solemn commitments. ... We conclude ... that the integrity of the judicial process is a compelling interest that in these circumstances would be harmed by the nullification of the trial judge's express assurances, and that there are no alternatives to maintaining the recording under seal that would protect the compelling interest at issue.
The Ninth Circuit heard arguments [JURIST report] in December on whether the video recordings should be released to the public. There, Proposition 8 supporters, much like their original argument against broadcasting the trial, argued [text, PDF] against the release because it could lead to harassment of their witnesses. The supporters also claimed that the First Amendment right of access has no application in this instance. Proposition 8 opponents argued [text, PDF] that there is no reason not to make the recordings public, and that there is a public interest to do so. Proposition 8 was approved [JURIST report] by California voters in November 2008 and remains legally controversial.
The Trial Chamber examined ... the steps taken by the Lebanese authorities to apprehend the accused and inform them about the proceedings. These efforts included multiple attempts by the Lebanese authorities to find the accused at their last known residences, places of employment, family homes and other locations. The Trial Chamber also took into consideration the fact that the indictment and the identities of the accused received massive publicity in Lebanon...While the STL is the only international Tribunal that can prosecute accused in their absence, it is a measure of last resort to ensure that the pursuit of justice is not paralysed by those who choose to abscond.
Last August the STL announced that it would investigate three additional bomb attacks that may be connected to the February 2005 attack that killed Hariri. Earlier that month, the STL unsealed the indictment against the four individuals accused of the assassination. Also in August the STL president made a public plea for the men to turn themselves in. Judge Antonio Cassese guaranteed a fair trial and adequate representation and pressed Lebanese citizens to allow the STL to hold the assassins accountable. In February 2011 the appeals chamber of the STL issued a unanimous ruling on several procedural issues, including the definition of terrorism, in judicial proceedings. The STL began debate on the issue to determine which laws to apply in the case against the alleged Hariri assasins. Using the Article 314 of the Lebanese Criminal Code, the court held that a conviction on the charge of terrorism requires proof of an act intended to spread terror and use of a means "liable to create a public danger," that the only requirement is that "the means used to carry out the terrorist attack be liable to create a common danger" and that the trial judges should be given latitude in determining whether the requirement was met after having considered the facts presented in the case. The STL was established in 2005 at the request of the Lebanese government to try those alleged to be connected to the bombing in which Hariri was killed by explosions detonated near his motorcade in Beirut.
In November Nashiri made his first court appearance, his first public appearance since he was captured in Dubai in 2002. Nashiri is charged with war crimes under the Military Commission Act of 2009 relating to the bombing of the USS Cole in 2000 which killed 17 men, the bombing of the MV Limburg in 2002 and a failed plot to attack an American warship, The Sullivans, in 2000. In May of last year, lawyers for Nashiri filed suit against Poland over his supposed torture in a secret CIA prison in the country. In 2007, Nashiri declared that his confession to orchestrating the USS Cole bombing was elicited under torture. Nashiri, along with fellow militant Jamal al-Badawi, was sentenced to death by a Yemeni court in 2004 for his role in the attack on the Cole.
Senegal's highest court ruled [JURIST report] Monday that President Abdoulaye Wade [official profile, in French] can run for a third term, rejecting an appeal by the opposition. The Senegalese Constitution [text, in French] had no term limits when Wade initially took office in 2000, but it was amended in 2001 to impose a two-term limit. After the court's preliminary ruling on Friday, a group of youth protesters were confronted by the police. With legal means of stopping Wade's candidacy now exhausted the country may face instability in the coming weeks. The governments of the US and France have both warned of instability that could result from election-related violence.
A similar suit was filed [JURIST report] in Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims [official website] in October of last year by a disabled Navy veteran contesting the VA's refusal to allow her same-sex partner to collect a portion of her disability benefits. The veteran, Carmen Cardona, filed the suit after her claim for veterans' spousal benefits was denied under DOMA on the basis that she was in a same-sex marriage. The outcome of these cases is uncertain after the US Department of Justice (DOJ) [official website] announced in February of last year that it would no longer defend the constitutionality [JURIST report] of DOMA in court cases challenging the provision, there is no obligation on federal agencies not to enforce the law. US President Barack Obama [official website] told gay rights activists in October of last year that he would continue to fight for the repeal [JURIST report] of DOMA, reinforcing that the DOJ is not defending its constitutionality.
These proceedings reflect an ongoing struggle between the government and the courts in Pakistan. In December, the Supreme Court formed a judicial committee to investigate a secret memo [JURIST report] sent from an unknown Pakistani source to US Admiral Mike Mullen in May asking for help in preventing a suspected army coup. Zardari and former Pakistan ambassador to the US Husain Haqqani have been accused of writing or having knowledge of the memo, and both have denied these allegations. In October 2011, the Supreme Court issued a judgment urging political parties to stop financing criminal groups [JURIST report] responsible for increased violence in the city of Karachi. The decision stated that militant groups have gained strength because of support from local political groups and order the Pakistani government to help address the corruption. The court struck down the NRO in 2009, which was signed [JURIST report] by former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf [BBC profile; JURIST news archive] in 2007.
The House of Representatives [official website] is expected to pass the bill soon. Governor Christine Gregoire [official website], a major supporter of the movement, has sworn to sign the bill [JURIST report] on several occasions, and on Wednesday released a statement [text] commending the Senate.
Washington is poised to become the eighth jurisdiction in the US to legalize same-sex marriage [US map]. In a similar situation, New Jersey is considering legalizing same-sex marriage soon, although it currently has a civil union system in place. In November, a lawsuit [JURIST report] was allowed to continue in New Jersey, which seeks declaratory and injunctive relief against the state civil union law as a contravention of both the Fourteenth Amendment [Cornell LII backgrounder] and the New Jersey State Constitution. Same-sex marriage has been legalized in New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa, Vermont, New Hampshire and the District of Columbia [JURIST reports]. The case for same-sex marriage was recently made by JURIST contributor Kimberly Bennett in Judicial Activism and the Recognition of Same-Sex Marriage [JURIST op-ed].
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In addition to the four Appell functions there are 24 other sums of double series that cannot be expressed as a product of two functions, and which satisfy pairs of linear partial differential equations of the second order. Two examples are provided by
(The region of convergence is not quite maximal.) See Erdélyi et al. (1953a, §§5.7.1–5.7.2) for further information.


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A lecture by Asef Bayat, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Asef Bayat is Professor of Sociology and Middle East Studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Before joining Illinois, he served as the director of the International Institute for the Study of Islam in the Modern World (ISIM), and held the Chair of Society and Culture of the Modern Middle East at Leiden University, The Netherlands. His research areas range from social movements and non-movements, religion-politics-everyday life, Islam and the modern world, to urban space and politics, and international development. His recent books include Making Islam Democratic: Social Movements and the Post-Islamist Turn (Stanford University Press, 2007), Life as Politics: How Ordinary People Change the Middle East (Stanford University Press, 2010), and (with Linda Herrera) Being Young and Muslim: Cultural Politics in the Global South and North (Oxford University Press, 2010).
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Brain Cancer (cont.)Medical Author:
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Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhDDr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications. Medical Editor:
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, Chief Medical EditorMelissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology. IN THIS ARTICLE
Treatment Types: SurgeryTreatment of brain cancer is usually complex. Most treatment plans involve several consulting doctors.
Most people with a brain tumor undergo surgery.
Patients may undergo several treatments and procedures before surgery.
Overview of surgery for resection of brain tumor The intent of surgery for tumors is to remove as much of the tumor as is safely possible with the minimal possible loss in brain function. The large majority of patients undergo this procedure under general anesthesia. Some surgeries are done awake or under light sedation for the purpose of mapping language function. For surgery done under general anesthesia, an endotracheal tube is placed, while for those done awake, a laryngeal mask airway (or no airway) is placed and the patient is deeply sedated. The head is appropriately positioned using a clamp system that holds the skull motionless. An image-guided navigation system is often used to help determine the precise location of the incision. The scalp is prepped, after the hair is clipped, the planned incision line is infiltrated with local anesthesia, and the scalp is then incised and pushed aside to expose the skull bone. A portion of the skull is temporarily cut away and the lining tissues of the brain are opened. If it is necessary to determine whether brain function is compromised, the patient is awakened from sedation in order to respond as mapping procedures are carried out. In either case, tumor resection is then carried out. A portion of the tumor is usually sent to a pathologist for analysis. The surgeon may also decide to place biodegradable polymer wafers that deliver chemotherapy drugs (Gliadel wafers) into the tumor cavity. Once the tumor resection is complete, the membranes surrounding the brain are closed and the skull is closed, often with the use of titanium plates and screws that help hold it rigidly in its desired position. The scalp is closed; some surgeons use drains placed under the scalp for a day or two after surgery to minimize the accumulation of blood or fluid.
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