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Newbie here with two hopefully easy questions. I am using BYOWSTRW by Ian LLoyd and all is going pretty well but I have two questions. First, I decided to use Notetab light instead of notepad as my text editor. I created and saved all of the HTML files in the folder and that worked fine. I then created the CSS file and saved it in the same notetab light folder but with a .css extension ( instead of.html) . For some reason the HTML files will not recognize the CSS file. I tried renaming it numerous times, resaving etc but it would not work. I finally went and created a separate text editor file using notepad for my CSS file and right away it worked fine. Any idea why it wont work in notetab light? My second question is why in Ians CSS file is there so little information on each line? I am sure there is a good reason for this but I cant see it.
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It's not a busy week, but there are some name fighters in action this weekend, headlined by Ruslan Provodnikov facing Chris Algieri on HBO.
Gilberto Ramirez and Jesse Hart were both victorious on tonight's ESPN Friday Night Fights from the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, setting up tomorrow's Pacquiao-Bradley show from Top Rank and HBO...
Gilberto Ramirez faces Giovanni Lorenzo in this week's FNF main event, with Jesse Hart and Egor Mekhontsev also in action.
Who were the best of the best in 2013? What were the highest and lowest points of the year? Read this and you're guaranteed to learn something new, no matter how big of a boxing fan you are.
In a HBO double-feature Mikey Garcia (33-0, 28 KOs) and Bryant Jennings (17-0, 9 KOs) dominated Juan Carlos Burgos (30-1-2, 20 KOs) and Artur Szpilka (16-0, 12 KOs) respectively. BLH photographer...
Bryant Jennings and Jesse Hart are scheduled to fight on the Mikey Garcia-Juan Carlos Burgos undercard on January 25th, to be broadcasted by HBO and TopRank.TV respectively. Ten days away they...
Was Adonis Stevenson's KO of Chad Dawson really the best of the year? Or did lesser profiled fights produce larger fireworks? Read about the best 2013 had to offer from all around the globe.
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In 2012, Roanoke County Police found 13-month-old Veralee Craft not breathing. She was a victim of a beating and shaking.
Two days later the child died.
"It was awful," Veralee's aunt, Jennifer Hicks says. "The day before they officially took her off I remember just holding her hand that one last time."
Her aunt Jennifer Hicks says she cared for Veralee like she was her own.
Hicks says the doctors revealed Veralee had suffered from blunt force trauma, but the abuse went farther than just that day. Veralee was still healing from two broken legs and an arm fracture.
"She didn't look like the Vera that I knew," Hicks says. "She was just all swollen up and bruises all over her."
Veralee's mother's boyfriend, 27-year-old Preston King, is now in jail charged in relation to the child's death.
Veralee isn't the only who has suffered this type of abuse. In Roanoke, police found 2-year-old Aveion Lewis' body in a landfill. In Montgomery County, 14-month-old Evan Tucker Lytton-Mcfalls was murdered by blunt force trauma. In Danville, 2-month-old Alphonoza O'brien Fuller III was killed with his mother charged with the crime.
"People need to start noticing it more because it's happening every day," Hicks. "It just needs to stop. These kids may be too scared or can't speak up for themselves and someone has to."
We checked the facts to highlight some of the common themes these cases and other.
The most recent numbers from Virginia's Social Services Department shows 78% of children killed by abuse or neglect are 3 years old and younger. Most of those caretakers are 29 years and below and what many people may not realize is that 62% are those deaths are at the hands of the mother of father.
Bedford Police Chief James Day says those numbers line up with trends that law enforcement are seeing locally.
"A lot of the cases we see are very small children like this and they are just helpless and can't really protect themselves ," Bedford Police Chief James Day.
Therapist Dr. Polly Roberts and social worker Melissa Hayes-Smith say it's critical for parents to be the protectors of their child
"Before I got into this job, I had no idea how much abuse there was," Family Service of Roanoke Valley therapist, Dr. Polly Roberts says.
They tell us a little about the warning signs we should be looking for in children.
"We always would be looking for things like emotional distress, like the baby not being able to calm down. Or if there is anything that's impacting their sleep, their ability to digest food. You would be looking for physical things like that," Family Service of Roanoke Valley social worker Melissa Hayes-Smith says.
"In hindsight, they look and say 'oh my gosh how could I miss it?' and sometimes it's because people give others the benefit of the doubt and until that lens is switched, they may not see it," Dr. Roberts says.
They say seeing the warning signs may help prevent another child like Avien, Evan, Alphonza or Veralee from being killed by abuse.
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Sunny Beautiful 1 bedroom condo 580sqft over looking the intercoastal water way, pool and well maintained lush gardens....sun all day.. cozy balcony off bedroom,completly upgraded new furniture and new bath rm etc...very immaculate and clean ,flat screen TV and DVD, two bikes (beach cruisers) and Golf Clubs.
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By ASHLEIGH LIVINGSTON Press-Republican
---- — PLATTSBURGH — North Country residents will soon have increased access to educational opportunities in the fields of health care and technology.
SUNY Plattsburgh and Clinton and North Country community colleges are among 36 SUNY campuses across the state to receive three-year grants through the SUNY High-Needs Program, which aims to prepare the state's workforce for certain career fields.
North Country Community College, based in Saranac Lake with branch campuses in Malone and Ticonderoga, was awarded a $450,000 High-Needs Grant to establish associates of applied science degree programs at its Malone campus for students who wish to become chemical-dependency counselors and human-services assistants.
The State Department of Labor forecasts a job growth of 8 to 10.5 percent in those fields over the next 10 years, according to Maureen Sayles, assistant dean for grants and funded programs at NCCC.
The programs, which share curriculum, must still be reviewed by SUNY and the State Education Department, Sayles said, but the college hopes to offer them in Malone by fall 2013 or spring 2014.
In addition, she said, the college would like to eventually offer the degrees at its Ticonderoga campus, as well.
Offering the programs at NCCC, Sayles noted, will give North Country residents "much easier access to seek education that will lead to a high-needs, high-demand position" and provide the area with a workforce that meets employer needs.
The college will also increase staffing to accommodate the programs, she added.
Clinton Community received a High-Needs Grant totaling $328,617, with $40,346 going to the college's Electrical Technology Program, $77,293 to its Information Technology Program and $210,978 to its Nursing Program.
"The money will pay for the upgrade of equipment in our labs for all three programs," CCC Director of Community and Workforce Development Paul DeDominicas told the Press-Republican in an email.
For example, some of the money will be used by the Nursing Program to purchase Pedia-Sym, a programmable mannequin that can simulate medical conditions.
"The SUNY High Needs Funds will allow CCC to continue to provide students access to the cutting-edge technology that they will see in the field upon graduation," DeDominicas said.
In addition, he noted, the grant will be used to increase the number of lab stations available to the programs, as well as pay for tutors for information-technology students and increased hours for the Nursing Program's lab assistant.
"There will be more equipment in the labs with an expansion of work stations, so students will have more opportunity for hands on training, a key component to career degrees," DeDominicas added.
CCC President John Jablonski told the Press-Republican in an email that nursing and technology programs are expensive to run because of the sophisticated labs and equipment they require.
"The additional funding that we have been awarded will help us to better serve local business and industry by preparing the next generation of high-tech workers and nurses," he said.
"Of course, it also provides opportunities for individual students to increase their earning capacity. Everyone wins."
SUNY Plattsburgh was awarded $189,800 to establish a bachelor's degree program at its Queensbury campus for registered nurses who have already acquired an associate's degree.
"There are a lot of nurses who need to go back for their bachelor's degree because many of the hospital institutions are basically telling nurses, 'you need that bachelor's degree,'" said JoAnn Gleeson-Kreig, chair of nursing and nutrition at SUNY Plattsburgh.
While the Queensbury campus already offers a program for registered nurses to obtain a bachelor's degree via online classes, she said, "we wanted to also be able to provide a service that would allow for that face-to-face education. We have been getting requests for this."
The college will use the first year of the grant period, 2013-14, to get things in place, so the program's first students can began classes in fall 2014.
Currently, about 30 percent of nurses in New York state have four-year degrees, Gleeson-Kreig said; however, areas in Northern New York tend to be below that average. The goal is to increase the state average to 80 percent by 2020.
"There has been research that's been accumulating that nurses with higher education lead to better patient outcomes," she said.
In addition, Gleeson-Kreig noted, because many of those who enter the program will already have been working in the field, earning a bachelor's degree will provide nurses with opportunities for career advancement, as well as the possibility of earning a graduate degree.
SUNY Plattsburgh has been working closely with SUNY Adirondack in Queensbury, which offers a two-year nursing degree, to create a smooth transition for students who wish to continue their nursing education at SUNY Plattsburgh's Queensbury campus.
The program will also create two new faculty positions at the branch campus.
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David Wright was not at his best in 2010, but it was still better than anyone else on the Mets.
Choosing the worst Mets hitter is like picking the best Futurama episode: so many to choose from!
We hand out our award for the best Mets starting pitcher of 2010.
Oliver Perez already had the award for Worst Relief Pitcher. He better clear some space on his e-mantel!
Signed at a bargain price last winter, Hisanori Takahashi was the Mets best reliever in 2010.
Despite throwing just 13 innings in relief, Oliver Perez gets our award for Worst Relief Pitcher.
R.A. Dickey went from minor league signee to cult hero in a matter of months.
Disappointment is a function of expectation and result. The wider the gap between the two, the greater the disappointment.
'd like to say the race for best Mets rookie was a tight one, but while there were a number of interesting candidates the reality is that one player, Ike Davis, was far and away the best of the...
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The Grant Museum is the only remaining university zoology museum in London and contains specimens from the whole of the animal kingdom. The collection dates from the 19th Century and is still added to. The collection contains a wide range of material including; fluid preserved, pinned entomology, taxidermy, freeze-dried and skeletal specimens.
Only 7% of the collection is on display but the rest of the collection is primarily available for use in research. The Grant Museum welcomes research enquiries and the collection is available for the research community for study and sampling.
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2012 Eyrie Vineyards "Estate Grown" Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
Review Date: 8-29-2014
Eyrie Vineyards was a real highlight for me on a recent trip to Oregon. I got to meet the mild mannered, kind, sincere Jason Lett. He's got lots of class and makes very classy wine. It's completely impressive what he's doing in the vineyard and with the wines. The 2012 Estate Pinot was one of our favorite wines on the trip. It's approachable, delicious, full of life and dark fruit. On the palate, it has a supple, smooth texture and is truly delectable. I expect this to only become more delicious and balanced over time. So, while it's wonderfully drinkable now, I can't wait to try this in another couple of years!
Price: $32.99
2010 Mount Langi Ghiran "Billi Billi" Shiraz Grampians Victoria
Review Date: 8-21-2014
This big, rich, bold Shiraz over-delivers on every level! This beauty has wonderful dark fruits, a touch of spice and lively acidity. With such a smooth, satin textured finish, it's going to be easy to drink an entire bottle alone. If you're going to spend less than 15 dollars on a red wine to drink tonight, this should be on your list of contenders!
Price: $9.99
2012 Mount Trio Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot Great Southern
Review Date: 8-19-2014
All the typical delicious fruit you'd expect from a great Cab blend, and a dash of mint. The fruit lingers on to the finish and ends with lively spice. A ridiculous value.
Price: $11.99
2013 Springvale Vineyards "Melrose" Pinot Noir Tasmania
Review Date: 8-19-2014
What a value!! The nose here has the lovely bright lifted fruit aroma I expect from a youthful new-age Pinot, while on the palate, a delicious crunchy fruit abounds. This wine is as easy sipping as they come. Three cheers for Tasmania!!!
Price: $15.99
2011 Framingham "Classic" Riesling Marlborough
Review Date: 8-19-2014
Classic is right in the name. This is the complete Riesling! It's got the typical nose that belies its tasty, youthful profile. It has the fruit - but not too much. It has the acidity - but not too much. It has the sweetness - but it's not too much. In a word - balance! I've had the chance to taste some very tasty Rieslings from some of the best growers, and this bottle is making me reconsider how much a delicious Riesling has to cost. I don't expect this to last long!
Price: $17.99
2012 Bodegas Castano "Solanera Vinas Viejas" Yecla
Review Date: 7-10-2014
The Bodegas Castano Solanera V.V. completely over-delivers! This 2012 delivers a crisp nose of crunchy berries, dried flowers and fresh pepper. On the palate, purple and tart, dark red fruits are noticeable with a nice hint of toasted oak. Aging in American and French oak really adds a depth to this bright, fresh wine, leaving a lovely satin mouthfeel. The finish continues with herbal, eucalyptus, and blueberry flavors. Get a few bottles now. If you wait, you might miss out!
Price: $13.99
Sherman & Hooker's Shebang! "Seventh Cuvée" Red Blend
Review Date: 7-10-2014
Big. Bold. Bright. Delicious. This version of the Shebang offers aromatic black cherry, cedar, and dark chocolate on the nose. Theres spicy rich fruit, with cassis and herb on the palate. This has a nice satin, lingering, herbal finish and is an incredible value! You cant afford not to get a case!
Price: $11.99
1996 Eyrie "Reserve" Dundee Hills Pinot Noir
Review Date: 6-20-2014
We sat on the deck with Jason and Paloma, at Eyrie, and enjoyed one of the best Oregon Pinots I've ever tasted, their '96 Reserve Pinot Noir! What you can expect is an incredible amount of fruit and lovely spice on the nose while reflecting the same smooth, luscious fruit and spice with herb on the palate. A rather pretty, well balanced, smooth number that might leave you pondering the infinite abyss. One thing to note is that Jason and crew essentially opened every single bottle of this wine, tossed out anything that wasn't up to Eyrie's standards, blended/re-bottled the remaining (perfect) wine, and used a diam closure to re-seal. Although it's not inexpensive, can you really place a value on a perfect bottle of aged Pinot?
Price: $219.99
2011 Eyrie Vineyards "Estate Grown" Dundee Hills Pinot Noir
Review Date: 6-20-2014
On occasion, you just want a pretty, expensive tasting Pinot Noir that has a lot to offer and doesn't cost a fortune. May I present the 2011 Estate bottle from Eyrie. When opening a bottle of this Pinot, there isn't the rich red/crimson coloring that you can sometimes expect from the wine, but rather, it has a brown tinged, burnt orange hue. When I see that color in a wine, I sort of expect to experience an old wine that has seen more youthful days. This "young" (25+ y/o vines) wine however, in spite of its appearance, offers up an inviting, bright, raspberry/cherry on the nose. Once on the palate you'll experience some bright crunchy fruit with a lively bit of acidity that pulls you in with a delicious hint of baking spice. Although it's drinking beautifully now, you could certainly lay this one down for a few years.
Price: $32.99
2011 Maison Ambroise Bourgogne Rouge
Review Date: 5-22-2014
This has a lovely, lifted nose of "crunchy" red fruit. A delicious, medium bodied, fruit and black pepper on the palate. It offers a medium length black cherry and herb note on the finish. It's hard not to love this delicious Pinot. At this price, it is a solid value red wine to have around the house.
Price: $16.99
Monkey 47 Schwarzwald Gin 375ml
Review Date: 5-2-2014
I cant really say I am a gin person (whatever that means), but I know what I like when I taste it. This is it! This is what I like! I tried it neat and really under-estimated what this little bottle was capable of. Lets start out with pretty flowers and juniper popping out of the glass! Another whiff and I was hit with jasmine blossom and orange peel! I didnt have to take a sip to know that I was going to be taking some of this home. I took a little sip anyhow, and some of the loveliest spices, pepper, and juniper just washed over my tongue and filled my mouth. As I try to convey into words, what this gin tastes like, it is selling out from under us! Yes, the bottle is a little expensive, but once you get the bottle home and into your glass, itll all make perfect sense.
Price: $44.99
2012 Rancho Zabaco "Heritage Vines" Sonoma County Zinfandel
Review Date: 1-14-2014
This savory, fruity and bright Zin starts with a sumptuous nose of ripe fruit and dried flowers. On the palate it delivers delicious fruit with the typical peppery notes. The earthiness and lively acidity help to make this Zin quite balanced and it ends with a velvety richness that I don't often associate with Zin, and definitely is not typical of the varietal at this price. Pick up a few bottles soon, as I'm sure this won't stick around for long.
Price: $9.99
2010 St. Clement Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 10-7-2013
Ripe, rich and, beautiful! From the nose to the finish, this is one seductive Cabernet. Theres such a wonderful bright ripe delicious fruit that just envelops you and begs you to drink more. Youll absolutely need two of these. The first one to enjoy now, and the second one so youre not mad at yourself for only picking up one.
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Police lieutenant Eve Dallas found the first victim butchered in his own home. The second lost his life in a vacant luxury apartment. The two men had little in common. Both suffered unspeakable torture before their deaths. And both had ties to an ugly secret of 10 years past - a secret shared by none other than Eve's new husband, Roarke.
Crack another case with Eve Dallas.
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"Is there a Roarke out there for me?"
I love Nora Roberts, but resisted reading her as J. D. Robb. I decided to try this summer and got the Audible version of the first in her "In Death" series. I absolutely love the books. I think the character of Eve is real enough. Although I realize that the character of Roarke is only a dream, I pretend that he really could exist. The narration is excellent, and the narrator is one of my favorites. I'm reading them in order.
"Vengenance In Death"
J. Robb casts a believable plot in this classic murder mystery that holds your attention throughout.
"Roarke's and Somerset's Pasts Catch Up to Them"
Many aspects of the joint history of Roarke and Somerset are clarified and explained in this entry in the series. We meet Ian McNab for the first time, and Susan Ericksen treats us to Eve Dallas under the influence of a serious painkiller. It's a serious story, with a vengeful, brutal and bloody killer. Well done!
"Is the series possibly too long?"
I don't know if I have possibly "read" too much of this series and I possibly need a break, but I just couldn't enjoy this one as I have the others.
Not to say this is a bad book, same story line, Roarke always implicated, always a friend involved now it's Summerset, surely no one world can have 1 person so involved in all aspects of everything?
I couldn't give it a bad rating because as the series goes, this is the same just different deaths, victims and suspects.
Something needs to change, something needs to happen. I think as a stand alone it would be great but I might have to give this a break for some time.
As much as I want to know how this relationship gets properly onto track, I just can't see myself doing 26/27 of these books, it would drive me nuts.
"Dallas vs. Sommerset = Perfect Plot"
I really like the series and thought this one was great. I'm really getting to know the characters and trying to figure out the plot twists as they the story unfolds. This series is keeping me busy and will continue for at least a few more months with as many as they have.
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"Another Winner from J.D. Robb"
I'm trying to space my reading of the "In Death" books a bit, so that I can savor each one rather than just gobble them down in an Eve Dallas frenzy and have no separate memories of individual books. It's not easy, believe me. As I have said in previous reviews, this futuristic mystery, police procedural, romance, thriller series is an addictive guilty pleasure for me.
In this excellent 6th episode in the Dallas-Roark saga, someone is killing off Irish men and women in NYC one by one using bizarre methods. As things progress, it becomes clear that the dead people are somehow connected with an incident far back in the shared past of Roark and Somerset, and that Roark and Somerset are the ultimate targets.
This plot provides the opportunity to explore their pasts in Dublin and learn more about the characters of both men and what shaped them. We also see the deepening and steadying of the love and marriage of Dallas and Roark, the growing friendship and professional relationship between Dallas and Peabody, and Dallas's growing recognition of both the benefits and the obligations of love and of friendship. For me, that is the main attraction of these books: watching Eve Dallas developing into a more complete person, while still retaining a lot of those rough edges that helped her survive her past.
The cast of the books continues to grow -- in "Vengeance " Ian McNabb is brought in to provide e-assistance in tracing the killer's Internet locations. Almost immediately, he is expressing a healthy interest in Peabody. As always, Susan Erickson gives McNabb just the right voice -- brash, breezy, informal and enthusiastic. I continue to be in awe of Erickson's narration -- exceptional quantity and quality of voices and accents.
After this great book, now I have to control myself to wait a whole week, if I can, before starting the next one in the series.
"Good plot, not the best in the series though"
I've been reading the series in order. I like the characters, but always seem to have to suspend my beliefs - and not because of the future time settings of the novels. The characters seem to me to be ..."too." Roarke seems to be too good, too intuitive, too much a tool who's only purpose is to take care of Eve.
In other books, Eve seems to be more human. In this installment, she seems to be always yelling and uptight.
This book also minimizes the peripheral characters, Peabody, et al. The delightfully odd collection of Eve's friends are hardly mentioned. Perhaps, this is why Eve doesn't appear to be as likeable here.
The plot is good. I did guess "who-dun-it" ... mostly.. close to the beginning, but still enjoyed the chase.
This hasn't put me off the series. In every series, there are some installments that are better than others.
Narration was good..
"Another Great Plot"
Another suspenseful futuristic story with Lieutenant Eve Dallas. These stories have a wonderful narrative with believeable characters that capture your attention and imagination. Pure entertainment, that keeps you wanting to read the next book.
"Favorite Series! Fantastic Book!"
I've only listened to the audible format but I can't imagine reading the books now that I've listened to them. Susan Ericksen is the voice of this series for me. She does an amazing job. I've listened to a lot of books and this is by far the best narration for a series I've listened to. Superbly done Ms. Ericksen.
The characterization.
I'm obsessed with is series.
I love discovering new stories while driving or working in the barn, reading voraciously since I could walk. There is no genre, just magic
"JD Robb Rocks - Great Book"
I have not read anything she has not done exceptionally well and Susan Ericksen does an amazing job. I have discovered so many other authors just because I chose something else she read. This book delivers on story line, excitement, fun, and mystery.
The character who commits the crime in every story she writes is what is so memorable. The answer comes at you from all angles once Eve reveals the motivation behind to atrocity.
I like all her voice character. She does an exceptional job on Roarke and Peabody though
Yes, always
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If you would open your eyes you would see that they are behind.
Yep, that same old 4 year old sensor is hurting their sales. They are behind. Open your eyes and look at the list below. Now...who's behind? Any Nikon bodies in the top 5? Do your eyes see the D800's on that list? It's way down at #25, with 16 Canon entries ahead of it. Maybe when you buy one, that'll be enough to push it all the way up to #24...a spot currently held by the totally outmoded, no-longer-competitive Canon 5D Mark II.


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Cancer is a pretty stupid disease.
Everyone suffers from it, but some young adults in Billings often don't know where to turn for answers. Jennifer Owen describes her plea to god to die following her 31-year-old late husband's tragic battle with esophageal cancer.
"I spent a lot of time begging god just to end my life, just take me," says Owen.
But now, she's honoring her late husband by helping other young adults who suffer with the disease.
"Its not just us providing resources to young adults, its young adults getting a chance to tell their story, for us to honor their experience. for us to be able to say you know you are not alone, but we get that what you're going through is unlike anything that you already have," says Owen.
According to Billings Clinic Cancer Programs Manager Karyl Blaseg, Billings Clinic has many different support programs for cancer patients and caregivers, but up until recently, had none specifically tailored to young adults.
"Then as we listened to her story we realized that there was a gap in our community that we didn't have a lot of support and networking opportunities for young adults with cancer," says Blaseg.
Karyl and Jennifer decided to work together to make the Stupid Cancer Boot Camp happen in Billings.
"Its a one day event where get to talk about the issues that are relevant to people under forty facing cancer. Everything from dating and sexuality, to workplace issues, to fertility, to caregiver guilt, to talking about your children," says Owen.
Together they've created an agenda and a panel of experts who will speak, addressing questions unique to young adults faced with cancer.
"There can be challenges with bringing the topic up when you're dating someone that you've experienced cancer and what the ramifications are for the future," says Blaseg.
It's about empowering young adults and telling people, you may have cancer, but cancer doesn't have you. Stupid Cancer Boot Camp is July 27th at Rocky Mountain College's Prescott Hall. It's a free event, lasting from 10 AM to 3 PM. To register call Billings Clinic at 406-255-8440.


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Make Selena Gomez's Signature Scarf
Scarves are one of Selena Gomez's signature styles for Alex, her character on Wizards of Waverly Place. For this fun mother-daughter activity, no sewing machine required! All you'll need is durable fabric (like weather-friendly fleece shown here) and a pair of scissors. You might even consider cutting up a colorful men's XL or XXL T-shirt.
You'll need:
- Sharp scissors
- 1-2 yards of fleece or desired fabric
- Tape measurer
- Decorative beads (optional)
1. Measure and Cut. Start with fabric that is approximately 24" wide by 50" long. If you prefer an extra long style, go up to 72" long.
2. Make Your Fringe. Fold your fabric in half length-wise and make 6" cuts every 2 inches along the short end of the piece.
3. Tie It. Tie the pieces of fringe together with secure knots at the base of the cut. If you want to add more dazzle, slip beads onto every other piece of fringe and tie off.
Selena Gomez story and images based on material published in Wizards of Waverly Place Magazine, courtesy of Disney Global Magazines.


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Brent Brown
Greensburg Daily News
Greensburg —
A picturesque Tuesday proved to be just the right setting for the 20th annual Ag Day Fair held at the Decatur County fairgrounds.
But the attendees — a group of nearly 400 fourth grade students — appeared far too occupied to pay much attention to the sunshine of what was likely the nicest day of the year thus far.
The students, who represented Greensburg Elementary School, North Decatur Elementary School, South Decatur Elementary School and St. Mary's, took part in an agriculture-based learning experience unlike any other conducted throughout the county.
Children were divided into groups, then moved station-to-station to learn the ins and outs of farm life, from the pumpkin growing process to the approximate weight of a full-grown boar.
FFA members from all three county high schools presided over many of the stations, several of which gave the students an opportunity to hold the animals about which they were learning.
A pair of two-day-old baby pigs (which were nicknamed "Wilbur" and "Olivia" by one group of students) were passed around and petted by the children at one station, while another saw the kids scoop up baby ducks and chickens.
The children were also given fire safety tips, learned horse and equine safety, sat through a session on bees and the honey-making process, and even learned natural resource conservation. The all-encompassing tour stopped only for lunch and a pair of recess times during which the students played "Duck, Duck, Goose," "Red Rover," tag and other playground games.
The strenuous but rewarding work of more than a hundred volunteers, this year's Ag Day Fair brought out the largest number of students in the event's two-decade history. Fifteen classes attended the fair, which were divided into 23 groups of approximately 14 to 19 students each.
Students, teachers and organizers all wore the event's brand new t-shirt, which was designed by North Decatur Elementary School fourth grade student Madelin Hoover. The design featured this year's Ag Day Fair theme: "For you, we grow it, care for it, deliver it. Farmers!"
Coordinated by Decatur County Farm Bureau, Inc., Tuesday's event sought to give students an opportunity to learn about the importance of agriculture from those who know it best: the farm experts of Decatur County. Those experts gave 12-minute presentations that taught children who first brought swine to the Americas (Christopher Columbus), the products made from the milk of dairy cows and more about emus than one is likely to learn outside of a National Geographic special.
Organizers were clearly enamored with the enthusiasm displayed by the students, but those working "behind the scenes" were given their appropriate due as well.
Special recognition was given to longtime volunteer Rosemary Schroeder, described as "vibrant" by organizers Sandy Dierckman and Kim Yeager, who helped with food preparation Tuesday.
"We so much appreciate what she does for us every year," said Decatur County Farm Bureau, Inc.'s Dierckman.
Schroeder's contribution was undoubtedly appreciated more come lunchtime when many of the students, FFA members and others gathered for a presentation by Lowe's Pellets and Grain President Alan Lowe, honoring three outstanding local students with a $1,000 scholarship.
The scholarship requires that a student pursue an ag-related field in his or her secondary education. The winner from North Decatur High School was Justin Geis. His counterpart from South Decatur was fellow FFA member Morgan Tomson. The winner from Greensburg is expected to be notified of the scholarship Wednesday, and that individual will be highlighted in the Daily News at a later date.
In other Ag Day Fair happenings, a pair of books were presented to each of the four schools for permanent placement in their respective libraries. One book was centered on corn, while another tackled the topic of soybeans. Collectively, the two tomes donated were part of the "Awesome Ag Book" presentation Tuesday.
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Welcome and come experience paradise with us! We would love to have you stay with us!
With only two condos, beautiful Diamond Reef Condominiums is located six miles North of San Pedro and fronts the amazing aqua blue waters of the Mexico Rock Reef Diving reserve. It is truly like a post-card!
Comfortably away from crowds, its quiet seclusion and relaxing atmosphere is truly magical. Spend relaxing Belizean days and nights on huge 24' by 12' verandas enjoying the spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea and the Mexico Rocks Reef. Bask in the privacy of our sandy beach and pier. An ideal vacation destination for a romantic getaway or for the family that wants a private vacation and the ideal location for the children to play.
These are gorgeous two bedroom, 1 ½ bath Beachfront units are complete with all amenities including a private pool, air-conditioning through out, fully equipped kitchens, free Wi-Fi, Direct TV and laundry services.
Transportation in our private boat at arrival and departure to San Pedro's is included in the rate as well as one complimentary trip to town once each day.
We will be waiting for you at the Airstrip or the Water taxi terminal in San Pedro when you arrive. After that, simply leave everything us! We will make sure that you have the best vacation ever.
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These are gorgeous two bedroom Beachfront condos with full kitchen, Air conditioning throughout with free Kayaks, WiFi, and DirectTV.
Included in the price is the use of our Kayaks with which you may take directly out to Mexico Rocks Reef to snorkel.
Rates include transportation on arrival and departure to the San Pedro Airstrip and one boat trip to town and back each day.
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Four killed in Haltom City fire
HALTOM CITY -- Yessenia Garces walked in front of her Haltom City home last Friday shocked and stunned after losing her two children, a nephew and her mother in a fire.
The images of her grief shook Rachele Lightsey and her husband, Gary. They know that pain.
"It just brought back the fact that no one understood what we were feeling," Rachele Lightsey said.
The couple lived the same nightmare nearly 12 years ago. The couple lost their two children, 16-month-old Kyleigh and four-year-old Tyler, in a house fire on August 16, 2001. Rachele's mother and stepfather, Dan and Debra Bradford, also died.
The couple knows the dark road that lies ahead.
"Now, [Yessenia] is going to be left with her grief and that fact that they are not there," Rachele said. "She can't call mom, and she can't tuck in her babies."
The Lightseys told News 8 they were broken for years. They never thought they could shed so many tears.
"I was at the point that I didn't want to know if I wanted to go on," Gary Lightsey said.
The wounds never healed, but they found a way to live life without their children.
"The fire is what took them, but the memories is what kept us going," Rachele said.
The kids' pictures are still up at their home. They kept some of their favorite toys. They celebrate their birthdays, and every August, they take a family vacation.
"We are going to go somewhere beautiful and use that time to remember them," Gary said.
Faith helped them cope with the tragedy. It gave them the strength to move forward.
"I've been told they are in heaven, so I guess I need to find out everything I can about this place and what I gotta do to get there," Rachele said.
The Lightseys are survivors, and they are now reaching out to the Garces family with a message of hope.
"Just hang on, don't let go," Rachele said. "And, if you do fall, that's okay. We are gonna try to be there, to kind of help you get back up."
Yessenia Garces will bury her mother, Martiza, her children, five-year-old Gene Rayos and three-year-old Jayleen Rayos, and her nephew, two-month-old Jaime Moran Jr., Saturday morning.
A fundraiser for the family will also take place Saturday at Club Chrome in Fort Worth at 1 p.m. The club is located at 2408 Belknap Street. The public is welcome to the event.
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Police say to keep an eye for drunk drivers on their way home tomorrow night after the Super Bowl.
It's one of those rare busy Sundays for law enforcement. Lots of gatherings to watch the game usually means safety can be an issue.
First responders are expecting call to be coming in as the game wraps up.
Sunday fun-day never takes on more of a meaning than when it also falls on... Game day.
"During the game, it will slow down a little bit and then, afterwards, it will usually pick up," Amanda Glasoe, supervisor at Red River Regional Dispatch, said about people calling in for "disturbances, people having parties getting a little out of hand if their team won."
Police officers know the drill. Fargo Police Sergeant Mark Lykken said he's bringing on additional officers specifically focusing on driving while impaired.
Last year, police made four DUI arrests around game time. But, before you dial up dispatch, be sure to listen carefully.
"We'll get a couple calls here and there of people in an apartment building and they'll hear screaming or loud yelling," Glasoe said. "they'll think it may be a disturbance or somebody fighting, officer will go and figure out it's just people celebrating a score or a touchdown."
Fargo police says Super Bowl fans in the past tend to be responsible, but these responders say their game plan is to stay a few plays ahead.
"You might hear screaming and hollering and you might think that it's Super Bowl related," Glasoe said. "But, we would rather check things out and be safe than be sorry."
Wherever you chose to watch the game tomorrow, officers ask you make plans to get home, whether that means calling a cab or a friend.


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The body of a Gwinnett woman missing since March 30 has been found. Police said the body of Angela Rabotte was found in a wooded area near the intersection of Lilburn Industrial Way and Arcado Road in Lilburn. Surveyors working in the area located the body around 10:30 a.m.
Thursday afternoon, police told FOX 5 they were currently questioning a person in custody on an unrelated incident in connection to the death of Angela Rabotte.
Police said foul play is suspected and the case is now a homicide investigation. Lilburn police will lead the investigation.
Rabotte was last seen alive on March 29 around 6:00 a.m. in the Steeplechase Apartments parking lot in Norcross.
The GBI was asked to assist in the investigation. No word yet on the cause of death.
A memorial fund has been established to help with funeral expeneses, family member say. To donate: http://www.gofundme.com/837x3o
Firefighters are calling a man a hero after he helped save a family from a burning home in DeKalb County.
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Bad bug bites. Sunburn. Dirty pools. Heatstroke. The hazy, lazy days of summer, eagerly anticipated by New Englanders, can harbor a dark side, too. Illnesses from disease-bearing insects are on the rise. Public swimming pools may be teeming with bacteria, a recent study concluded. And long-awaited new labels for sunscreen products don't tell consumers all they need to know to sufficiently protect themselves, say critics. Here's a primer on common health concerns as the first official day of summer approaches.
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About the AuthorGianni Galassi
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Born in Milan in 1954, Gianni Galassi makes his debut as a still-life photographer at 16. His second love, the movies, leads him to Rome in 1979. He is hired as spots and documentaries director, and later as features' screenwriter and assistant director. He is now involved in film and TV post-production, as company owner, dubbing director and dialogue writer. Besides he lectures at the Bologna University, the Fondazione Cini in Venice, at the Lazio Terra Summer School. He never stopped taking pictures.
Publish Date May 27, 2008
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Anthony McEachin said the number of football games that Enloe High wins this season has no impact on his self-worth or his long-term goals.
I know where I want to go and what I want to achieve, the Eagles junior running back said last Friday before Enloe fell to 0-10 with a 10-7 loss to Broughton.
Im a competitive person, and I want to win. I work as hard as I can. I love to play football. And it hurts when we lose. But losing a game is not going to keep me from getting to where I want to go. I am going to be a success in life.
McEachin believes he may have learned more life lessons by playing on a team struggling for wins than some players learn in more successful programs.
You dont quit when things are hard, he said. Youre not a failure if things dont go your way.
Other students offer little positive feedback they might ask how many points the team is going to lose by this week. McEachin said under different circumstances it might be hard to go back to practice on Monday knowing that a weeks effort might not make a big difference in the the next Friday night result.
Ive learned that youve got to have people with you, he said. If the only thing that you are focused on is winning, you can get in a mind set where youre only thinking about yourself. If you lose together, you become stronger together. You learn that you have to rely on one another. You cant win the game by yourself.
The season has been a disappointment. Optimism was high during the spring and summer workouts. McEachin remembers the excitement of success in summer 7-on-7 leagues.
We looked great, he said.
But some of the players expected back this year arent playing football this season.
If somebody decided not play, they didnt love playing as much as I do, McEachin said. Weve had some young players to step up and play well. The guys we have on the team are here because we love playing and we love each other.
The Cap Eight 4A Conference in which Enloe plays has turned out to be an incredibly strong league. Wakefield, Leesville Road, Millbrook, Wake Forest and Sanderson are among the areas best teams. The Eagles have been competitive in about four games this season, but were overwhelmed in other games.
In the loss to Broughton, the Eagles had touchdowns nullified by penalties. Enloe led 9-1 Wakefield at the half.
But we can play with those teams, said junior cornerback Freddie Brown, McEachins teammate. Things just havent worked out for us this year. But it just makes me want to work that much harder. If we are going to turn things around, were the ones who have to do it.
Enloe coach Mike Massey said he doesnt enjoy the losses. He has seen the players work hard in practice and in the offseason. He wishes the effort would be rewarded.
But in another sense, he has seen the players be rewarded.
High school athletics are designed to teach our students life lessons, Massey said. Sometimes lifes lessons are hard.
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GALESBURG, Ill. -- President Obama will speak at Knox College during his visit to Galesburg on Wednesday.
The President is expected to lay out his vision for rebuilding an economy that puts the middle class, and those fighting to join it, front and center.
A limited number of tickets are available for the public on a first come, first served basis starting at 1 p.m. Monday, July 22 at Knox College's Office of Communications.
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(January 16, 2010) – The senior women started the day off right at the John Labatt Centre. It was an exciting event as the ladies from Quebec dominated the three top spots after the short. Last year's silver medalist Cynthia Phaneuf won the short with 66.30 points ahead of reigning Canadian Champion Joannie Rochette. Rochette was a close second with 64.15 points. In third was Amélie Lacoste, also from Quebec with 53.99 points.
"Last year I missed the Lutz in the program and I got it this year. I was very happy with my performance," said Cynthia Phaneuf. "It was a bonus and I am so happy with what I did on the ice and to do it in front of the people I love, it was great."
The senior pair event was up next and again it was the Quebec teams that led the way. The 2008 Canadian Champions Anabelle Langlois and Cody Hay are in the lead after the short with 65.47 points. Defending champions Jessica Dubé and Bryce Davison followed in second with 62.87 points and Meagan Duhamel and Craig Buntin landed in third with 62.38 points. "Obviously we are very happy with where we are sitting and really happy with the program today," said Cody Hay. "We felt good all week in practice and it felt good in the warm-up and the program skated like how we skate it in practice. We're really happy; it was a good first step for us especially after being off all last year. It's really nice to be back out there."
The senior ice dance began the evening portion of Friday's programming with the original dance. Hometown sweethearts and defending champions Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir expanded their lead as they scored 70.15 for an overall score of 114.13 points. Northern Ontario's Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje moved to second after scoring 57.92 points for a total score after the original of 94.79 points. Just .02 points behind are Central Ontario's Vanessa Crone and Paul Poirier with 94.77 points. They scored 57.50 points in the original dance. "Tess and I are so happy to be here. The energy has been awesome and we skated that program the way we wanted to," said Scott Moir.
The men closed down the John Labatt Centre Friday night with their short program. Two-time Canadian Champion Patrick Chan from Central Ontario appears to be on his way to his third title after an impressive skate in the short. Chan score 90.14 points. Vaughn Chipeur from Alberta/Northwest Territories/Nunavut was second with 78.87 points and Newfoundland and Labrador skater Joey Russell skated a clean program to hold down third with 74.04 points.
"It felt really great. Usually I don't like skating last but for once I walked out of the change room after waiting for a long time and ready to go out and I felt better than ever," said Patrick Chan.
On Saturday the women, pair and ice dance disciplines will conclude with their free programs. The Olympic team announcement for women and pair teams will also be made Saturday. The men will finish on Sunday with the free programs. Following the men on Sunday the Olympic team announcement for ice dance and men's will be made. Tickets are still available and can be purchased online at www.johnlabattcentre.com, by phone at 1.866.455.2849 or in person at the John Labatt Centre.


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The University of Iowa debuted it's second Nite Ride van to it's fleet, as part of president Sally Mason's six-point plan to battle sexual assaults.
The 14-passenger vehicle will expand the university's Nite Ride service established in September 2007 in response to what police describe as serial gropings, happening near campus.
"Hopefully it'll increase our efficiency in getting service to the people that need it a little more quickly," said Bill Searls, associate director of University of Iowa Department of Public Safety. "It's incredibly important to have this service for women and get them home safely."
The new set of wheels are another weapon in the fight against sexual assaults. This academic year alone, there have been nine reported assaults on campus.
Adding the second van to Nite Ride were in talks about seven years ago, but university officials say the need wasn't there because ridership was low.
However, now there is a need.
"Two weeks ago, three weeks ago we saw 104 riders on a Monday night, which is unusual. So we've seen a pretty marked increase in ridership," said Searls.
The Nite Ride program started with just Friday and Saturday night services, but since 2008 it runs on what's called academic routes, where services are offered seven days a week.
The new van costs about $55,000 and university officials are in talks of expanding the current route to better serve the women who use it.
Captain Loren Noska with University of Iowa Police says they're excited for the opportunity to bring this second vehicle to the fleet.
"It's ready to roll we've had it for a couple of days, we've been able to put the graphics on it, install an camera system inside the vehicle," said Noska.
The drivers of Nite Ride are members of the security force with the university's public safety department and have been gone through a driver training program.
The new vehicle will begin routes starting Friday night.
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ORLANDO, Fla., July 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- FreeCast Inc, operators of the world's largest online entertainment aggregator Rabbit TV, today responded to the recent ruling against cloud-based antenna and DVR service Aereo, which the Supreme Court determined was violating copyright laws by providing consumers with web-based access to remote TV antennas.
The company's CEO William Mobley commented that while he understands the logic behind the court's ruling, he sees the initial success and controversy surrounding Aereo as a strong indicator of shifting consumer demand, now favoring the new generation of Wifi & mobile devices over traditional television for daily entertainment. Due to this shift, cable/satellite companies who've found success as middle-men aggregators now face declining values in this television-focused market. As the entertainment landscape continues to evolve away from the traditional TV model and toward mobile consumption, these companies will be required to focus primarily on tiered bandwidth offerings.
"In a recent talk with a major TV network VP, I explained that while his network may be getting a couple bucks a month from 50 million cable subscribers, he's ignoring ten million or more subscribers from web-based entertainment services like Rabbit TV who are willing to pay $10-15 a month for online a la carte channel bundles including CBS, ABC, or HBO on their mobile and Wifi devices," asserted Mobley. "This is also better business for targeting advertisers' dollars, and if the networks don't start offering multi-device a la carte bundles directly to those buyers, the content providers are bound to circumvent them and go directly to consumers online themselves."
Mobley's claims are further supported by a recent Nielsen Report, which indicated that despite cable companies offering 200+ channels in their prepackaged bundles, consumers are consistently watching only 17 or fewer channels on average.
Newly launching Rabbit TV Plus brings together all forms of online media into a single location via their eMedia Guide, including TV shows, movies, live channels and all other entertainment available on the web. The original service Rabbit TV launched in February 2013, gained overnight success from millions of consumers seeking an alternative to traditional television.
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BEDFORD — Dora Rowe, 91, died at 12:45 p.m. at Ketcham Memorial Center in Odon.
Born June 21, 1922, in Oolitic, she was the daughter of Noble and Frances (Stultz) Hackney.
She married Chester LeRoy Rowe on Jan. 31, 1940; he preceded her in death on May 19, 1985.
She was a retired insurance agent with Keach and Grove. She was a member of Avoca Baptist Church, American Legion Auxilary of Linton and AARP. She enjoyed playing bingo, camping, fishing and was an avid reader.
Surviving are her two daughters, Kay Wilson of Glendale, and Rita (Bruce) Burns of Odon; one brother, Marvin "Ned" Hackney of Bedford; six grandchildren; ten great-grandchildren; nine great-great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents; husband; one daughter, Peggy Ann; two sisters, Jewell Carmichael and Kathleen Lehman; two brothers, Conrad "Connie" Hackney and Jon Hackney; one great-great-grandson, Cordae Love.
Graveside service will be on Monday at 2 p.m. at Hilltop Cemetery in Avoca.
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Centrify Express now available through the Ubuntu Software Partner Repository.
Centrify Corporation, announced today that Canonical is distributing Centrify Express, through the Ubuntu Software Partner Repository. According to the press release, Centrify Express will allow IT professionals to integrate Ubuntu 10.04 LTS -or Ubuntu 10.10 servers and desktops into Microsoft Active Directory for centralized authentication and single sign on.
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At the beginning of the season, the undersized rookie from Wisconsin was overshadowed by fellow first-year signal callers Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III. However entering Week 14, Wilson finds himself competing with them for the Offensive Rookie of the Year Award.
"He is impressive," Arizona Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton said of Wilson.
The Cardinals beat Wilson in the season opener, but Horton knows that he has his work cut out for him if he wants to do it again.
"Obviously we played him in the first game, I saw all his preseason games, saw all his regular season games and (he is) tremendous," Horton said. "Real accurate with the ball, makes a ton of plays with his feet, has command of the offense and if you didn't know he was a rookie you wouldn't think he was."
Horton feels that Wilson's mobility is one of the key reasons the former Badger is so hard to stop.
"He just trusts it more and he just makes so many plays that a less mobile quarterback wouldn't be able to make," Horton said.
This time last season, the Seahawks were 5-7 and looking at the playoff picture from a far. However this season, they are 7-5 and appear to be front runners for a wildcard spot.
According to Horton, Wilson is the reason the Seahawks have gotten so much better.
"I think it is everything. Last year they had a mobile, athletic quarterback in (Tarvaris) Jackson, but they didn't go far," Horton said. "I would put all of it on him (Wilson)."
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Hemophilia A, Molecular Analysis for Inversion, Diagnosis and Carrier Detection
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Hemophilia A is one of the most common inherited bleeding disorders in humans, affecting approximately 1 in 5,000 males. Common clinical symptoms for individuals with hemophilia A include prolonged oozing after tooth extraction, surgery or injuries, and renewed bleeding at wound sites. It is an X-linked condition in which carrier females are at risk to have affected sons but are typically asymptomatic themselves.
The clinical severity of hemophilia A correlates closely with the plasma concentration of factor VIII, an important factor in the coagulation process. Factor VIII activity levels of <1% are associated with severe disease, 1% to 5% activity with moderate disease, and 5% to 40% with mild hemophilia A. In males with severe deficiency, spontaneous bleeding into the joints can occur, resulting in a progressive arthropathy if untreated. Males with mild to moderate disease have variable onset of prolonged oozing and other bleeding issues but typically do not have spontaneous bleeding. Although rare, some carrier females may have mild symptoms. Approximately 10% of carrier females have a factor VIII clotting activity levels lower than 35% and are at risk for bleeding.
Factor VIII is encoded by the factor VIII gene (F8). Approximately 98% of patients with a diagnosis of hemophilia A are found to have a mutation in the F8 gene (ie, intron 1 and 22 inversions, point mutations, insertions, and deletions). Literature suggests that intron 22 inversions account for approximately 45% and intron 1 inversions account for approximately 2% to 3%, of mutations associated with severe hemophilia A. These inversions are typically not identified in patients with mild or moderate hemophilia A. Inversion analysis is the recommended first-tier molecular test for individuals with severe hemophilia A.
It is recommended that the F8 mutation be confirmed in the affected male or obligate carrier female prior to testing at-risk individuals. Obligate carrier females are identified by family history assessment and affected males by factor VIII activity and clinical evaluation. If this assay does not detect an inversion in these individuals, additional analysis (ie, F8 gene sequencing) may be able to identify the familial mutation. Of note, not all females with an affected son are germline carriers of an F8 mutation as de novo mutations in the F8 gene do occur. Approximately 20% of mothers of isolated cases do not have an identifiable germline F8 mutation. Importantly, there is a small risk for recurrence even when the familial F8 mutation is not identified in the mother of the affected patient due to the possibility of mosaicism.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Identifying the disease-causing mutation in males with severe hemophilia A
Determining hemophilia A-carrier status for individuals with a family history of F8 intron 1 or 22 inversions
Prenatal testing for hemophilia A when there is a high risk of inheriting an F8 intron 1 or 22 inversion and the fetus is male
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
An interpretive report will be provided that includes specimen information, pedigree information (when appropriate), assay information, whether test results are consistent with a diagnosis or positive carrier status, and an estimate of residual carrier risk, when appropriate.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
The technology used in this assay detects only intron 1 and 22 inversion mutations. Thus, a negative result does not exclude the presence of other mutations in the F8 gene.
The intron 22 inversion detected in this direct analysis is found in about 45%, and intron 1 inversions account for approximately 2% to 3%, of individuals with severe hemophilia A; the assay may be uninformative for a number of families.
Any error in the diagnosis or in the pedigree provided will lead to an erroneous segregation pattern and an incorrect interpretation of the results.
Medical genetic or hemophilia center consultation is available for all possible hemophilia A cases and is particularly indicated in complex cases or in situations in which the diagnosis is atypical or uncertain.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
An interpretive report will be provided which will include a risk analysis (probability of being a carrier).
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Castaldo G, D'Argenio V, Nardiello P, et al: Haemophilia A: molecular insights. Clin Chem Lab Med 2007;45(4):450-461
2. Lakich D, Kazazian Jr HH, et al: Inversions disrupting the factor VIII gene are a common cause of severe hemophilia A. Nature Genetics 1993;5(3):236-241
3. Antonarakis SE, Rossiter JP, Young M, et al: Factor VIII gene inversions in severe hemophilia A: results of an international consortium study. Blood 1995;86(6):2206-2212


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With Hostess closing, run on Twinkies in Cheyenne
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) _ Anybody in Wyoming who's craving a Twinkie _ good luck.
People are flocking to a usually sleepy Hostess outlet store in Cheyenne to grab all the Twinkies and Zingers they can before Hostess goes out of business.
More than 20 people were queued up inside the store Friday with shopping carts full of goodies.
The store was out of Twinkies. The last five packages went to a local radio personality, Wayne Spencer, who got there just in time.
The phone was ringing off the hook with people asking store manager Brenda Baca to set aside products. Baca says she can't honor those requests.
Baca says she'll be looking for a new job after working at the store for nine years. The store will remain open no later than Monday.
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This week in the news was interesting. I find myself saying that a lot lately. What I love about the news is how diverse it is. You get the good with the bad, the heart-breaking with the uplifting. The kooky with the "what the heck?"
There's a new viral video. I'll catch you up if you've missed it.
Director Jason Russell's expose "KONY 2012'' showcases the human rights abuses of a Ugandan warlord and his guerrilla army.
What I think is important about this is that it has been going on for a long time and even though people who could have done something about it didn't, one man was courageous enough to bring it to the world.
We need more people to seek out injustice and make us see it. Things are often "out of sight, out of mind." It's easy to do. We need more people like Russell to shove it in our face so we have to do something about it.
It made the news and now you and I and everyone else knows. Something has to be done. It's just not an option to ignore it any longer.
They say you should dress for the job you want, not the one you have. A Brazilian city hired a guy who likes to dress up like Batman. His job: to dress up like Batman. I don't know if you're familiar with the crime rate in Brazil but he better be very careful. A lot of people won't be happy with his new vocation. They even gave his name, which is a clear violation of super hero protocol. No one ever gives up their alter ego.
Pat Robertson thinks it's a great idea to legalize marijuana. Here is one of his quotes: "I really believe we should treat marijuana the way we treat beverage alcohol. I've never used marijuana and I don't intend to, but it's just one of those things that I think: this war on drugs just hasn't succeeded."
He makes a valid point. The war on drugs does seem to be a losing battle and many law enforcement say chasing marijuana growers and dealers and the like takes a big chunk of money that could be used to shut down heroin dealers, meth labs and places that sell designer drugs that are killing people, etc. The pie's only so big so you need to pick the slices carefully.
Our jails and prisons are full of those who break laws pertaining to marijuana and violent, hardened criminals are being let out early because of over-crowding.
I'm not throwing a yeah or a ney out here. I'm just sayin',
Then there was the pair who stole $500 worth of nuts from the store. I don't think I need to say anything else. This one's kind of self-explanatory.
Sometimes you feel like a nut.
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