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LINCOLN ŌĆö Before a brutal, four-game stretch of crossover games, Lincoln High was sitting nicely atop the Division I-North standings with an unbeaten 8-0 mark. ItŌĆÖs a little different now. Facing some of the upper-echelon of squads from I-South and I-Central over the last week, the Lions suffered their third setback in the last four games Tuesday afternoon with a 5-1 loss to Bishop Hendricken at Chet Nichols Field. The Hawks belted out 11 hits and had a quality start from lefty Tim Pannone to improve to 9-2 for the spring.
SMITHFIELD ŌĆō When his team made the 15-minute bus ride to Smithfield High on Monday, Woonsocket coach Dan Richard knew his unbeaten Villa Novans were not facing the same Sentinel squad that suffered an 87-62 loss to Central Falls a few weeks ago for its first setback in eight years. Richard was well aware that his NovanŌĆÖs victory over the Warriors last week with ironically the same score, didnŌĆÖt mean a whole lot in the Northern Division match-up. Smithfield proved him right.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆō To trace the path of how Victor Martinez became a Detroit Tiger, one can look back at last JulyŌĆÖs trading deadline. The acquisition of Jarrod Saltalamacchia meant the Red Sox had their coveted catcher of the future, and with Martinez heading into free agency, the handwriting was on the wall that the 32-year-old stood a longshot to be back with Boston in 2011.
CUMBERLAND ŌĆō Although it often seems it, Kaylnn K.K. Pitts doesnŌĆÖt always win every time that she competes in track & field. There are also days like SaturdayŌĆÖs Cumberland Invitational where the versatile sophomore from Woonsocket High still manages to grab some headlines when sheŌĆÖs not the first one in the results.
WOONSOCKET -- Woonsocket High ran its record to 8-2 on Saturday with a hard-fought 8-7 victory over Tolman High in a battle between two Division II rivals. The Villa Novans led 7-1 after five innings before Tolman climbed back into the contest with four runs in the top of the sixth inning. The Tigers tied the game at 7-7 with two more runs in the top of the seventh inning. But Woonsocket had last at-bats and it really mattered in this case.
WICKFORD ŌĆō This is a game Lincoln High would soon rather forget. North Kingstown High was clearly the better squad Friday afternoon in a 10-5 win at Lischio Field. The game was hailed as a matchup of Division I contenders, as both squads entered play with identical 7-1 records, good enough to lead their respective divisions. Instead of a tightly-played contest filled with drama and suspense, the Skippers and Lions plodded along, combining for seven errors and 10 walks. In the end, North Kingstown was the squad that wound up making fewer mistakes, even though Lincoln belted three home runs.
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Xia JJ, Kennedy KA, Teichgraeber JF, Wu KQ, Baumgartner JB, Gateno J. Non-surgical treatment of deformational plagiocephaly: A systematic review. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med (in press, will appear in August 2008)
Lee RP, Teichgraeber JF, Baumgartner JE, Waller A, English JD, Lasky RE, Miller CC, Gateno G, Xia JJ. Long-term treatment effectiveness of molding helmet therapy in the correction of posterior deformational plagiocephaly: A five-year Follow-up. Cleft Palate Craniofac J. 45(3): 240-5, 2008
Malis DD, Xia JJ, Gateno J, Donovan DT, Teichgraeber JF. New protocol for one-stage treatment of TMJ ankylosis using surgical navigation. J Oral Maxillofac Surg. 65(9):1843-8, 2007
Lemoine JJ, Xia JJ, Andersen CR, Gateno J, Buford W Jr, Liebschner MA. Geometry-based algorithm for the prediction of nonpathologic mandibular movement. J Oral Maxillofac Surg. 65(12): 2411-7, 2007
Gateno J, Xia JJ, Teichgraeber JF, Christensen AM, Lemoine JJ, Liebschner MAK, Gliddon MJ, Briggs ME. (2007) Clinical feasibility of computer-aided surgical simulation (CASS) in the treatment of complex cranio-maxillofacial deformities. J Oral Maxillofac Surg. 65: 728-34.
Xia JJ, Gateno J, Teichgraeber JF, Christensen AM, Lasky RE, Lemoine JJ, Liebschner MAK. (2007) Accuracy of a computer-aided surgical simulation (CASS) system in the treatment of complex cranio-maxillofacial deformities: A pilot study. J Oral Maxillofac Surg. 65:248-54.
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Yeung RWK, Xia JJ, Samman N. Image-guided minimally invasive surgical access to the temporomandibular joint: A preliminary report. J Oral Maxillofac Surg. 64(10): 1546-52, 2006
Gliddon MJ, Xia JJ, Gateno J, Wong HTF, Lasky RE, Teichgraeber JF, Jia X, Liebschner MAK, Lemoine JJ. The accuracy of cephalometric tracing superimposition. J Oral Maxillofac Surg. 64(2): 194-202, 2006. Erratum in: 64(4):748, 2006
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Xia JJ, Gateno J, Teichgraeber JF. Three-dimensional computer-aided surgical simulation for maxillofacial surgery. Atlas Oral Maxillofac Surg Clin N Am. 13(1): 25-39, 2005
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Born in England in 1898, John Christie served a number of prison sentences for theft and assault before becoming a serial killer. He murdered at least six women, including his wife, before being arrested and hanged in 1953.
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John Reginald Halliday Christie was born in Yorkshire, England, in 1898. He grew up in a household largely dominated by his disciplinarian father and overprotective mother and sisters, and grew up to be a sexually dysfunctional, control-obsessed hypochondriac, with an inherent dislike of women.
He left school 15 and during World War I he served as a signalman. He was involved in a mustard gas attack that he claimed blinded him temporarily, and caused hysterical muteness that lasted over three years, although some believe that this loss of speech was simply a means to gain attention. His earlier sexual dysfunction and control issues precluded any normal sexual relations, and he started to frequent prostitutes from the age of 19.
This muteness did not, however, prevent his marriage, in 1920, to Ethel Simpson Waddington. Christie's sexual difficulties remained; his visits to prostitutes continued regularly beyond his wedding day.
Christie, who had become a postman, was sent to prison for three months for stealing postal orders, and two years later he was put on probation for violent behavior. He also left Ethel around this time, and moved to London, leaving her to support herself in Sheffield.
By 29 he was back in prison on theft charges, and he spent nine months incarcerated before moving in with a prostitute, then a further six months inside for assaulting her. He was also suspected of other assaults on women, but no charges were brought. A further spell in prison for car theft followed, after which he asked estranged wife Ethel to come and live with him in London, which she did in 1933. The visits to prostitutes to relieve his violent sexual urges continued, which by now also included elements of necrophilia, and these urges intensified over the next decade.
Christie and Ethel moved to 10 Rillington Place in 1938.
Christie's first known victim was killed sometime in 1943. Ruth Fuerst was a 21-year-old Austrian girl who was having an affair with Christie when he impulsively strangled her during sex, and then buried her in the communal garden at Rillington Place. Excited by the ultimate power thrill that the death of his victim had afforded, he took great care in planning his next attack, on 32-year-old neighbor, Muriel Eady. On November 8,1944, he invited her over, claiming to be able to cure a recurring chest ailment with a special inhaler, which actually contained carbon monoxide. Once she was rendered unconscious he strangled her while raping her, and she died during the process. She too joined Fuerst in the back garden.
In 1948, Timothy Evans and his wife, Beryl, moved into Rillington Place, and soon Beryl gave birth to a baby girl, Geraldine. Evans had an IQ of 70, and was an impressionable man, although he also possessed a violent temper.
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What do you do when the person you love turns out to be vastly different than the person you thought he was? This is the question Northwest art lovers, Jewish and not, have been asking themselves in the months since ceramics artist Charles Krafft was exposed by The Stranger as a sympathizer of white nationalist and Holocaust denial ideologies. Krafft creates ceramic plates, objects, and figurines in the Delft style, but with an edge: A flowery AK-47, a plate decorated with the crashed Pan-Am plane, and — perhaps most famous — the Hitler teapot. Until now, Krafft's Nazi-related art had been interpreted as wonderfully ironic. Jewish collectors bought his work. Around the same time that story broke, Delilah Simon, executive director of the Washington State Holocaust Education Resource Center, stopped by JTNews with a recently acquired painting. The framed oil depicts a pawnbroker with a trimmed white beard and a conniving grin, tipping a scale away from a soldier. A donor, assuming it to be a work of European anti-Semitica, donated it to the Holocaust Center. This is not the first piece of art the Holocaust Center has received. Paintings, posters, postcards and artifacts have for years appeared at the center's doorstep. Recently, they received a briefcase full of Nazi propaganda a new homebuyer found in the house. At an estate sale, they picked up a box full of painstakingly preserved Nazi propaganda magazines saved by a German immigrant who turned out to be a pilot for the Luftwaffe. Other items, like a postcard for Germany's 1937 "The Eternal Jew" exhibit and a massive poster advertising a world Jewish conspiracy, are picked up by travelers who, for whatever reason, are interested in propaganda. So what's to be done with it? And should our local Jewish community be concerned with revelations of Nazi sympathies and Holocaust denial in our midst? "I think the Charles Krafft incident heightens our awareness into the subject of anti-Semitism, and how we as a community need to be ever vigilant and never assume that something isn't anti-Semitic because we don't want it to be," Simon told JTNews. "We see cases of anti-Semitism happening throughout our own region. And it makes our work that much more important." Simon cited a phone call from concerned parents in nearby Federal Way whose son was acting violently and had joined an Aryan group. In some parts of the state people don't know what a Jew is. "We use [the propaganda and art] as a case study to show future generations what it looks like when a country and its laws can marginalize its people, and how that manifests itself first as something as simple as paintings, to eventually the ultimate extermination of a people, and how a society as a whole tolerated what was subtle in the beginning. And how that occurs today," Simon said. In light of this, a question looms large: What should be done with Charles Krafft's Hitler teapot, Ahmadinejad hot water bottle, and swastika windmills? Krafft, who has been long considered by admirers as a "provocateur" and encyclopedic in historical knowledge, skirts around his artistic intentions. In an email correspondence he avoided that topic, instead adjuring me to "do my homework," which would have involved watching several Holocaust revisionism YouTube videos and blog posts. He denies the Holocaust denier title, but appreciates "revisionist research that includes the study of the holocaust as a psy ops," according to a comment he left on a blog. In a short documentary film produced for the Seattle Channel around 2007, he says, "I know exactly what I'm doing, and any good artist knows exactly what buttons they're going to be pushing, or they wouldn't be artists. So I take full responsibility for the imagery I use." While the revelation of Krafft's affiliations stunned the art world, the general response has been to shrug off this fringe outlier. There is an assumed separation between art and artist. Akiva Kenny Segan, a Seattle-based artist and human rights educator whose "Under the Wings of G-d" series portrays Holocaust victims with angel wings, is understandably disturbed by Krafft's views. Akiva Segan and three "Under the Wings of G-d" mosaic-drawings at the Seattle Central Community College exhibit, April 25.
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Located on 19th street in the Historical Houston Heights neighborhood of Houston. After closing, the Heights Theatre was been converted into retail space, mostly for antiques.
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Judging from the Art Moderne facade and the somewhat grungy looking side walls seen in those photos, I'd say the theater was probably just gutted by the 1969 fire rather than "burned to the ground" as the Times article had it.
The July 14, 1969, issue of Boxoffice Magazine reported on the fire investigation and said that the fire had definitely been set by an arsonist. The Boxoffice article said that the fire had "…destroyed the $90,000 theatre…." That vertical sign must be from the early 1950s at the latest, though.
The Heights opened on May 14, 1929. The premier feature was "Sunset Pass" with Jack Holt and Nora Lane.
There is a video with some interior views on this page. Address should be changed to 339 W. 19th Street.
There is a 2006 photo of the restored 1935 Art Moderne facade, and a view dated 1935 showing the original mission style front, on this page at Houston Deco.
The Heights Theatre has been converted into an event center operated by Gallery M Squared. Here is a link to their web site. The Theater History section (hover cursor over "About" under the gallery name) has an early photo of the auditorium.
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Depends on what type of email you are referring to!
If Gmail, use the gmail app, but if you are talking about pop3 accounts, try either K9 Mail or Kaiten Mail (paid version - well worth it). Both of thise have a setting that allows you to delete from server from the phone, and also sync with server so that if you delete something in Outlook (server), it will also delete it from the server, and thus the phone.
And lastly, you may want to go into Outlook and check your settings to make sure that you have it set to delete from server when deleted in Outlook.
Sorry, I can not answer a solution for Ipad, as I do not have any knowledge on them. - 01-04-2013, 02:25 PM #3
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An early device for storing electric charge that uses the same principle as a modern capacitor. It consists of a glass jar with conductive metal foil covering its inner and outer surfaces, with the glass insulating these surfaces from each other. The inner surface is charged (by an external source) through an electrode penetrating the top of the jar; the inner and outer foil layers can then hold an equal and opposite charge. |
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Powell, OH – Woodstock, a manatee that was sent to the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Nov. 2011 for rehabilitation, is making her way to her new home at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden.
The Columbus Zoo and Cincinnati Zoo participate in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Manatee Rescue and Rehabilitation Program. Woodstock became part of this program after she and her mother were victims of cold stress. They were rescued near the southwest coast of Florida on Jan. 7, 2011 however Woodstock was orphaned when her mother did not survive.
Two rehabilitated manatees just left the Cincinnati Zoo to head back to Florida to prepare for re-release leaving one manatee, Betsy, at the Otto M. Building Family Foundation Manatee Springs exhibit. Woodstock will be joining Betsy soon after her arrival at the Cincinnati Zoo.
Three manatees, Pixie, Wheezy and Stubby currently reside at the Columbus Zoo's Manatee Coast.
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium supports field conservation projects for three of four living species of manatees through its Conservation Fund. Providing grants to researchers on three continents (North America, South America and Africa), the Zoo contributes to rescue and rehabilitation in Florida, environmental education focused on the Amazonian manatee in Colombia, and critical population surveys for the least known species – the West African manatee.
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium and the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden are the only two program partners outside of the state of Florida to care for manatees. More information about the program is available from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (
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Dr. Steven Long of the Mount Royal Clinic has been named "Physician of the Year" by the Lake Superior Medical Society.By: Compiled by John Lundy, Duluth News Tribune
Dr. Steven Long of the Mount Royal Clinic has been named "Physician of the Year" by the Lake Superior Medical Society.
The award is given in recognition of "consistently demonstrating qualities recognized as defining excellence in medical-care delivery," the medical society said in a news release. Long attended medical school at the Duluth and Minneapolis campuses of the University of Minnesota Medical School and completed his residency in internal medicine at Wausau Family Medicine Residency Program in Wisconsin. He has cared for patients at Mount Royal Clinic for the past five years.
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Meanwhile, Long also has been nominated for the 2013 Minnesota Family Physician of the Year Award, the Minnesota Academy of Family Physicians announced. As many as four finalists will be chosen from among the nominees. The academy will accept additional information and letters about Dr. Long until Jan. 15. Letters can be mailed to Minnesota Academy of Family Physicians, 600 S. U.S. Highway 169, No. 1680, St. Louis Park, MN 55426, or e-mailed to email@example.com.
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The Essentia Health Foundation has put together a "wish list" to help young patients who receive care through Essentia Health Children's Services.
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To learn more, call the Essentia Health Foundation at (218) 786-1619.
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Minnesota Lt. Gov. Yvonne Prettner Solon will be one of the guests on this week's "Speak Your Mind" at 7:30 this evening on PBS North (channels 8.1 and 31.1).
The half-hour show, on the topic "Myths about Mental Illness," also will feature Casey Ladd, director of Child and Family Services at the Human Development Center, and host Dr. Carolyn Phelps.
Prettner Solon is a retired clinical psychologist.
"Speak Your Mind" follows "Doctors on Call" at 7 p.m. This week's program, hosted by Dr. Ray Christensen, is on the topic of "Healthy Living and Seeking Balance."