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Essex, Vermont - November 14, 2011 Many people remember eating Chex Mix when they were a kid. Now one Vermont woman is taking her Dad's recipe of that classic to the next level.At the Whitby house you don't have to go far for a snack. That's because Jennifer Whitby makes Mahue Mix in the family kitchen-- it's snack mix with a kick. "We like to call it a party or snack mix but its a blend of spices that makes it uniquely tasty," Whitby said.But we're not going to tell you how to make this mix--it's her Dad's secret recipe. "He would just have the spices on the counter and say, 'oh a little bit of this, a little bit more,' and then he'd dump this in," she said.Reporter Gina Bullard: "When people compare it to Chex Mix what do you say?"Jennifer Whitby: "I say yeah, it's like that, but nothing like you've tasted before."The only thing we do know -- there's peanuts, pretzels, Chex, cashews and Cheese-itz in the bowl. Another hint -- fish -- which is the main ingredient in Worcestershire sauce. "There are so many spices. I have people all the time ask me and I say it's dads secret, I'm not telling you," Whitby said.Mayhue Mix only comes in one flavor for now -- her dads. Whitby says the old saying holds true, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. She sells the party mix online, at the Vermont Gift Barn and Cold Hollow Cider Mill. "We had to make sure we had "Vermont Made" on there. People are just excited about Vermont products," Whitby said.A Made in Vermont product that's hard to keep your hands off of.
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Does the $59 Other ski area pass apply for Sunday, January 26? I have also been told there is a mogul run on 2 bowl. Is that true. I will consider purchasing a day pass on Sunday if the $59 ticket applies and there is a mogul run. JillMeadows: The other ski area pass discount will be honored this Sunday, January 26. 2 Bowl is bumping up but I can't make a promise it will be there Sunday. But there's plenty of other fun runs at Meadows!
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At the panel's center was Angela Hartley Brodie, PhD (Professor of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics at the University of Maryland), who received the 2010 Jill Rose Award for Distinguished Scientific Achievement, in recognition of her seminal research in the development of aromatase inhibitors, drugs that stop the production of estrogen.
Joining her on the panel from BCRF's Executive Board were BCRF's Scientific Director, Larry Norton, MD, Director of Breast Cancer Programs at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center; Nancy Davidson, MD, Director of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute; Peter Greenwald, MD, Dr.PH, Director of the Division of Cancer Prevention and Control at the National Cancer Institute; and Gabriel Hortobagyi, MD, Chairman of the Department of Breast Medical Oncology at the University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center. Clifford Hudis, MD, BCRF Scientific Advisory Committee Chair and Chief of Breast Cancer Medicine at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, moderated the lively presentations.
In the 1960s, when Dr. Brodie began her research, very little was known about the relationship between estrogen and breast cancer. Scientists knew that there was a connection; Dr. Hortobagyi provided the historical example dating to the 1890s, when it was noted that surgical removal of ovaries of young breast cancer patients seemed to "cure" some of these women of the disease.
Building on later work that elucidated more precisely the link between estrogen and breast cancer, Dr. Brodie's investigations spurred the development of aromatase inhibitors, used in post-menopausal women with breast cancer to stop the production of estrogen. Thanks to her work, there are three aromatase inhibitors on the market today and they are used to both treat breast cancer and prevent its return after surgery.
They may even have a role in prevention and research studies exploring this are underway. Dr. Brodie continues to focus on resistance to the aromatase inhibitors, since as many as one-third of breast cancer patients do not respond to hormone therapy and a significant percentage of ER+ tumors eventually become less responsive.
Linking hormone therapy, which was the first "targeted" treatment, to newer targeted therapies directed to specific characteristics of cancer cells beyond the estrogen receptor, Drs. Hortobagyi and Davidson spoke about their related work. The general guideline for treating women with ER+ breast cancer calls for tamoxifen when they are pre-menopausal and aromatase inhibitors after menopause.
This is a good example of the specificity that researchers have been able to achieve; however, they have not yet reached the ultimate goal of truly individualized therapy which might include patient-specific treatment selection based not only on the characteristics of the tumor but also on other factors related to the patient as a whole. Dr. Davidson then spoke of the need to address challenges facing survivors who have to confront not only the possibility of their cancer's recurrence and metastasis but also the long-term effects of therapeutics, such as chemo- or radiation therapy. Hormone therapies are typically associated with fewer side effects but studies continue to find even safer ways to use them.
Dr. Greenwald shared with the audience his expertise on cancer prevention, telling them that "breast cancer prevention starts with your life habits, including diet and exercise." He explained that data from the first generation of prevention studies showed that lifestyle changes, such as weight loss and reduced consumption of alcohol, lower the risk of developing cancer. With respect to weight, studies have shown that obesity increases estrogen and inflammation levels and therefore also increases the risk of breast cancer. As far as environmental factors that have been attributed to the incidence of breast cancer, Dr. Greenwald pointed out that it is very difficult to measure the level of toxins in a population, so direct cause and effect has not yet been demonstrated.
The Symposium concluded with a lively interchange with the audience, panelists, and many of the BCRF grantees.
Part of the discussion clarified the distinction between hormonal treatment for breast cancer, which works by blocking or lowering estrogen levels in the body, and hormone replacement therapy (HRT) after menopause, use of which has fallen off since clinical trials demonstrated that the estrogen in HRT can increase the risk of breast cancer development but also did not provide many of the benefits people thought it would.
"Cancer is complex but has an Achilles heel, and it is our job to find its weaknesses and exploit them," summarized Dr. Norton. "Are there easy answers? No. Are there hints? Absolutely!"
The enthusiasm at the Symposium matched the energy at the private Scientific Retreat for BCRF researchers that took place the day before. The annual Retreat followed a "think tank" format, and researchers participated in one of six sessions: Biomarkers; Cancer Stem Cells and Cancer/Stroma Interactions; Therapeutic Targets/Targeted Therapeutics; Cancer Susceptibility Genes; Molecular Classification, Prognostication and Prediction; and Prevention and Survivorship. In each group, investigators brainstormed the most important "next steps" in breast cancer research, and then the entire group met to hear summaries from group moderators. As a take-away to be shared among the participants, Dr. Norton requested that each researcher submit a sentence describing her or his "Zen wisdom" about the most important research advance discussed, and another describing the greatest impediment to progress. This event embodies BCRF's commitment to encouraging dialogue and fostering collaboration among breast cancer researchers from all corners of the globe.


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harloff's curator insight, August 12, 3:24 AM
A to the point analysis of why we need a punk attitude to educational institutions. They slow down adoption of new technology in education
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, August 13, 1:39 PM
It is interesting that we think there are no economic interests at play in the e-learning world. There are and they are significant. It does not mean we don't use various digital technologies, but let us make sure we ask questions and challenge their usages when needed.
Miloš Bajčetić's curator insight, August 18, 1:42 AM
Why Speed Reading Is Problematic
By using an RSVP app or even going through a speed-reading course, you can increase the number of words that you can read from 200 or 300 per minute up to and over 1,000. But there's one serious drawback – comprehension takes a huge hit. Absorbing and internalizing the information that you're reading takes time, and it often requires that you go back and re-read parts of passages to fully grasp their meaning.
In speed reading competitions, participants routinely only understand 50% of the text that they're reading, which is far too low for learning important lessons or appreciating a piece of literature. Some experts even believe that speed reading a tweet would result in lower comprehension, and that's only 140 characters.
Elizabeth Dalton's curator insight, August 16, 4:58 AM
Interesting research - but we need to be careful about the conclusions that are drawn from it. Most important, in my view, is the point that while we do need to learn how to operate digital tools, we cannot assume that we should stop there - we also need to learn how and where they fit to support or facilitate learning. This article shows that information literacy is just as important as digital literacy - librarians have ALWAYS known this - and we need to pay attention to this point!
Alessandra's curator insight, August 20, 3:23 PM
"Teaching is not easy. It is a profession that requires educators to be relevant. Being relevant doesn't come with age. (...) Teaching is not a profession that enables one to stop learning after the degree is earned and the job is secured."
Lisa Marie Blaschke's curator insight, August 13, 11:47 PM
So much wisdom in this article. Data doesn't have all the answers, and schools are becoming more and more driven by data. Favorite quote: "Because guess what? If there is one thing that the data proves, it's that our children are all different." And all children want to learn.
harloff's curator insight, August 14, 7:38 AM
It is not up to our children to accept a disability label in order to "qualify" for an appropriate learning environment; it is up to adults to provide learning environments which are flexible enough to accommodate the natural variations in our children.
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, August 8, 6:46 PM
Learning is messy. It is a recurring process which is always recommencing itself.
magnus sandberg's curator insight, August 9, 1:24 AM
The article is good, but what I really love is the term "messy learning" itself. So much teaching in school has the ideal of creating clairity and being systematic in every part of the learning process. But that is simply not how learning happens. We need to embrace the messyness!
Josh Round's curator insight, August 10, 9:08 AM
The messy learning described here mirrors the struggles and frustrations our Learners face in communicative classrooms - a inherent part of the process of learning a language.
Fiona Harvey's curator insight, August 7, 1:06 PM
looks interesting and useful to add to the research on blended learning
Jamie Ruppert's curator insight, August 7, 1:49 PM
The Blended Synchronous Learning Handbook is the primary output of the Blended Synchronous Learning Project.
HJJP's curator insight, August 20, 8:16 PM
Single source education has never been very effective, I still remember those days of pure memorization. I was fortunate enough to have relatives that always asked me about what I learned... and they were not interested in me reciting the facts, they were interested in me telling them what I thought, how it impacted my life or those of others.... When I answered them, and they were happy with my answers, I actually got to understand what I had memorized, and certainly got to master the information in a more meaningful way.... It did not always help with getting excellent grades in exams, but I still accurately remember concepts I learned in 3rd grade.... I feel blended learning is the only way of teaching.... this will allow students to understand and implement complex concepts, catapulting them into much high learning than what we experienced 50 years ago.... or 40... or 30... even 20 or in many classrooms, a couple of days ago....
Hope to see many teachers utilizing these sort of blended learning... Current technology makes it so much easier...
Steve Gensens's curator insight, August 5, 7:16 AM
Very interesting that these kids can teach themselves english and open knowledge doors to better themselves. Amazing what information can do to increase opportunities for everyone that can access the internet.
Annenkov's curator insight, August 22, 9:35 PM
Нужен ли учащемуся в Интернет учитель (консультант, инструктор, наставник...)?
Pippa Davies @PippaDavies 's curator insight, August 16, 10:53 AM
Teaching tools for using Google in the classroom. Great ideas for engaging writers!
Mlle_Prof's curator insight, August 15, 7:27 AM
So many teachers shy away from tech, here are some great tips for making the most of what's available to you.
Claudia Estrada's curator insight, August 16, 3:19 PM
Glad to see that some of the recommendations that we have already discussed with teachers are stated in here.
Edgar Mata's curator insight, August 15, 7:40 AM
Un buen artículo.
Tiene razón: Los niños y jóvenes pueden pasar horas con un vídeo-juego a pesar de que fallarán el 80% de las ocasiones y "perseverarán con una determinación casi irracional", algo de esta perseverancia y determinación sería útil en el salón de clases.
Sin embargo, las críticas a su propuesta de usar juegos en la clase también tienen sentido:
"¿Qué pasará el próximo año cuando asistan a una nueva clase y se den cuenta que la escuela es trabajo y no 'juego y diversión'? Los estás preparando para una decepción."
Un interesante debate.
Saran Ahluwalia's curator insight, August 12, 7:37 AM
How can we rethink learning spaces that can serve children differently?
Gary Harwell's curator insight, August 8, 10:09 PM
Given the fact that most students refuse to do homework there are ways to make it meaningful.
Josh Round's curator insight, August 10, 9:34 AM
I've been wanting to integrate digital portfolios for language learners into my rolling-enrolment school for some time. With the growth in longer term academic year course students, this could be a realistic goal...And some good ideas here for how portfolios can help students learn.
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, August 2, 9:12 AM
Good portfolios, whether digital or hard versions or hybrids, are important in teaching and learning.


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The Georgia Bulldogs dealt the Florida Atlantic Owls a 56-20 defeat in a record-setting college football game, yet still the SEC East frontrunners have not played their best game.
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Mr. Torlakson offers nothing on how to resolve the $16 B current year deficit, much less the accumulated debt and unfunded liabilities. Just "don't reduce spending here".
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The congregation kicked off their mission week on Monday by passing out donuts at every business in Carbon Hill.
"I loved the looks we got when we came in the door and they thought we were just another group trying to sell them donuts," Pastor Scott McCullar said. "Then we handed them the boxes and told them what we were doing. In this tough economy, it was encouraging to see so many business people smile."
On Tuesday, the church volunteered at the local homeless shelter Haven of Hope.
Church members did yard work, led children's activities, cooked supper for residents and hosted a Bible study.
"It's another example of how the community has come together to not only make a difference in our ministry but to directly impact the lives of the people we serve," said Haven of Hope's executive director Caroline Ivey.
Today the congregation is scheduled to be at the Mission of Hope in Dora.
They will be at the Pregnancy Test and Resource Center in Jasper on Thursday and will end the week at Walker Rehabilitation Center in Carbon Hill.
McCullar said between 10 and 20 church members will be participating in each of the local missions.
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Bowers & Wilkins just announced two additions to its lineup of Wireless Music Systems.
The new Z2 Wireless Music System and the Zeppelin Air will include wireless streaming via Apple AirPlay, as well as the option to dock devices with Apple's new Lightning connector.
The Z2 is an entirely new product. Available in black or white finishes, the Z2 has a curved metal grille and the company's Flowport technology designed for a tight bass performance. The Zeppelin Air is an update on the product that B&W announced back in 2011.
Both are very easy to set up, so users can dock one of the newer iOS devices with the Lightning connector. However, if that's not an option, users can stream content wirelessly to either unit via Apple AirPlay and your favorite iOS portable, as well as a Mac or PC running iTunes. Each one is also compatible with the Bowers & Wilkins setup app, which is available free at the iTunes App Store.
Bowers & Wilkins will start selling the black version of the Z2 in April, with the white model arriving sometime in June. Both units have an MSRP of $399.99. The new version of the Zeppelin Air will be available in May, priced at $599.99.
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Andy Reid's Press Conference Transcript from The Mothership
Opening Statement:
"Not much to say, compliments to the Colts for coming back. They did a nice job, 35 points in the second half. We started kicking field goals and they started scoring touchdowns, but they deserve the win for the way they played. I'm proud of my guys for the season. We've got to work through the offseason to get ourselves better, so we can do better job against a team like this, right here."
Alex Smith: 'We Just Did Not Get It Done' from The Mothership
As guys are going down, what was the cumulative effect from that?
"You know, we didn't really have time to think about it in the game; you're really just trying to steady the ship and just continue to go out there; that's kind of the name of the game in this league. The next guy has to come up and step up and step in and I felt like those guys did a great job for the most part."
Sunday Morning Takeaways: Chiefs vs. Colts from The Mothership
Dwayne Bowehauled in a 63-yard reception from QB Alex Smith in the first quarter of Saturday's contest, tying the longest pass reception in postseason action in franchise history. His 63-yard catch tied Elmo Wright's reception against Miami on Dec. 25, 1971.
In the second quarter, WR
Donnie Averycaught a 79-yard touchdown pass from Smith, establishing a new franchise record for longest pass reception in postseason play.
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The Chiefs' Playoff Curse Is Real - Real, Spectacular, Cruel And Horrible from FS Kansas City
I don't believe in Santa Claus. I don't believe in the Easter Bunny. I don't believe in the Tooth Fairy.
I believe in the Kansas City Chiefs' Playoff Curse.
I believe in an invisible, intangible beast that comes alive every winter, right after the Christmas lights get put away and just before the drugstore pulls out the Valentine's Day cards.
I believe in a monster that feasts on your wishes and hopes, riding a chariot pulled by January's nightmares.
I believe in an apparition that turns good coaches into fools, good defenses into frauds, and kickers into mush.
It's the only way to rationalize the inexplicable, the only way to come to terms with the unfathomable.
Colts Stun Chiefs 45-44 from Chiefs Spin
The Chiefs were good for three quarters, but Colts quarterback Andrew Luck proved better when it mattered.
Facing a 38-10 deficit early in the third quarter, Luck engineered the second-largest comeback in postseason history.
He completed the 45-44 comeback win in the fourth quarter with a 64-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver T.Y. Hilton.
Recap: Chiefs' Can't Hold Off Colts' Late Game Rally, Lose 45-44 from The Associated Press via FS Kansas City
Starting running back Jamaal Charles left with a concussion on the opening possession. Knile Davis, Charles' backup, left in the fourth quarter with what appeared to be a left knee injury. Receiver Donnie Avery and cornerback Brandon Flowers were knocked out with second-half concussions, and linebacker Justin Houston was out with a knee injury when Hilton caught the winning pass.
That put even more pressure on Smith, who was 30 of 46 for 378 yards with four TDs and no interceptions but lost a fumble that led to a touchdown for Indy. He had a chance to rally the Chiefs after Hilton's score and wound up throwing to Dwayne Bowe -- who caught the ball but was out of bounds -- on fourth-and-11 with 1:55 to play.
Chiefs Own Dubious Place In Playoff History from ESPN
Reid's defense, a unit that once was on a record pace for sacks and didn't allow more than 17 points in the season's first nine games, now owns a dubious place in NFL playoff history.
Only the 1992 Houston Oilers wasted a bigger lead than the Chiefs' 28 points in a playoff game, squandering a 35-3 advantage to lose 41-38 in overtime to the Buffalo Bills in a wild-card game.
Andy Reid Pained After Kansas City Chiefs' Loss To Colts from NFL.com
The injuries piled up. The bumps, bruises and concussions took their toll on the Kansas City Chiefs. But the biggest pain came from the gut-punch following a 28-point lead dissolving in 25 minutes.
Andy Reid's pain was palpable as he gave the media their allotted time following the 45-44 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
"I think the guys played well," Reid said. "We didn't do well enough though. We got to take care of the thing at the end there, you got to score points."
First Down/Fourth Down: Andrew Luck Orchestrates Colts' Massive Comeback from Sports Illustrated
I know, I know: he didn't get it done in the end. That means Smith's critics will be out in full volume, especially after watching Luck play the hero.
Smith's line, though: 30-for-46 for 378 yards and four touchdowns. The one play he would like to have back was his costly fumble - a miscue caused by Smith trying to do too much. Indianapolis closed a gap that once seemed insurmountable to 14 on the ensuing possession.
Still, if a quarterback puts up 44 points on the road in a playoff game, that ought to be a win. Smith was brilliant throughout the first two-plus quarters, spreading the ball around and firing several deep shots on a depleted Indianapolis secondary. Don't let the offense's late slump take away from what Smith did before that.
Rapid Reaction: Kansas City Chiefs from ESPN
What it means: The 2013 Chiefs are among history's most infamous playoff teams. The Chiefs led 38-10 early in Saturday's third quarter before an epic collapse. The blown lead of 28 points is the second-biggest in NFL playoff history, behind the 32-point margin coughed up by the Houston Oilers against the Buffalo Bills in 1993. The Chiefs lost their eighth consecutive playoff game in a streak dating back 20 years.
Don't Blame Andy Reid, Blame Kansas City's Rotten Football Luck from USA Today
Though Andy Reid's late-game timeouts and conservative play calling will be a popular scapegoat for Kansas City's 28-point collapse in the AFC wild card game against the Indianapolis Colts, he's not to blame for the 45-44 loss. It's not his fault the Chiefs suffered injuries to six (!) starters, including All-Pro running back Jamaal Charles, his backup Knile Davis and Pro Bowl linebacker Justin Houston. It's not Reid's fault Andrew Luck looked like a combination between Peyton Manning, John Elway, Joe Montana and Franco Harris (with his lucky touchdown scoop). It's not his fault officials ruled the Colts had picked up a crucial second-half fumble near the sideline to shift the game's momentum even though replays suggested the ball was bobbled. (There wasn't enough evidence to overturn the on-field call.)
Incredibly, Sutton And Chiefs' Defense Blow 28-Point Lead from FS Kansas City
Hey, kids, pop quiz for you: Which defense was more pathetic -- the Greg Robinson crew from the 2003 season that didn't force a punt in the 38-31 playoff loss to the Colts (Robinson got fired after that unsightly effort), or Bob Sutton's defense on Saturday?
Believe it or not, the answer is: Sutton's sad sack of defenders. Robinson's defense gave up 434 yards to Peyton Manning. Sutton's crew gave up a whopping 536 yards to Andrew Luck and Co. That's not a typo -- 536.
That is historically bad. In fact, it is the fourth-worst performance in the entire history of the Chiefs.
Alex Smith Outstanding In Defeat For Chiefs from Newsday
Smith, who was traded to Kansas City from San Francisco after 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick emerged as the starter in 2012, threw for 378 yards and four TDs, finishing with a quarterback rating of 119.7.
But one incompletion really hurt. On the first play of the fourth quarter, Smith's pass down the right sideline sailed just out of reach of wide-open running back Cyrus Gray, and the Chiefs, who would have gone ahead 48-31, instead had to punt. The Colts scored on their next possession to make it 41-38 with 10:38 left.
Despite Alex Smith's Heroics, Chiefs Can't Overcome Injuries from USA Today
Alex Smith kept carrying the Kansas City Chiefs despite losing one playmaker after another.
Smith fired four touchdown passes and led the Chiefs to scores on six of their first seven possessions.
Yet it wasn't enough to overcome an Andrew Luck-led Indianapolis Colts comeback in Saturday's 45-44 wild-card elimination.
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We are having an issue with a third party application running in IE9 which I don't believe is application specific but browser/security related.
Essentially when someone is trying to add a note to a task in the application the application wants to run an "addtasks.do" file which IE9 promptly pops up a "What program do you want use to run this?" dialog. (I believe a .do file is a Java servlet)
In Chrome carrying out the same action results in the note being added successfully.
Does anyone have any idea why IE9 won't run it and how we can address the issue?


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Despite a shaky start in the first half, head coach Gene Roebuck and his University of North Dakota women's basketball team pulled out a 57-47 win over Jamestown this evening in front of 1,864 fans at the Betty Engelstad Sioux Center. It was the first home game in 24 days for UND (8-9) and the first for Roebuck against his former assistant and current Jamestown head coach Greg Ulland.
"I thought that we played hard today," Roebuck said. "We even had a chance to get everyone in and give them a chance to play.
"For the rest of the way we can beat any team, but we also can get beat by any team. If we shoot the ball well, even if it is at a 40 percent clip, we are going to win games. If we don't, well, that's when you get upset. When we step on the floor, we have to be able to forget about what happened the last game and the game before that."
It took over two minutes for the first basket to drop for either team as North Dakota and Jamestown shot a combined 0-for-6 to start the game. The Jimmies' Bridget Schuneman broke the silence with a jumper at 17:56, but it was soon countered by UND as sophomore forward Madi Buck scored first for the home team (17:20).
Buck and Schuneman finished the night on top of for each of their respective teams. Buck, a native of Bismarck, N.D., led all players with 15 points on 5-for-9 shooting from the field and a 3-for-4 clip at the line. She dropped in a team-high two three-pointers and blocked a career-high four shots. Schuneman finished 5-for-11 from the field and 2-for-7 from the line for 12 points
After a brief Jamestown lead and three ties, sophomore forward Katie Houdek (Grafton, N.D.) scored her first basket of the night off of a pass from senior guard Charnay Mothershed (Phoenix, Ariz.) to give UND a 13-11 lead (5:05) - its first lead of the night. The most Jamestown could do was knot it at 13-13 as North Dakota never again let the visitor's hold the advantage.
UND finished the half on an 11-5 clip to lead 24-18 as the teams headed to the locker-room. North Dakota shot 27 percent (10-for-37) from the field, 0-for-6 beyond the arc, and 66.7 percent (4-for-6) at the line. Jamestown was 7-for-30 (23.3 percent) from the field, 3-for-10 (30 percent) at three-point range, and 1-for-2 (50 percent) at the charity stripe.
The energy to start the second half was much different than the first as a combined 10 points were scored in the first two minutes. Charnay Mothershed struck first with a three-pointer - UND's first of the night - to set up a 12-5 run for North Dakota. The run was capped by a trey from Buck and a pair of free throws by senior guard Charnise Mothershed (Phoenix, Ariz.).
Trailing 36-23, the Jimmies put in five unanswered points, but UND countered with a field goal from redshirt freshman center Emily Evers (Grand Forks, N.D.) and a three by junior guard Carly Rothfusz (Eden Prairie, Minn.). Those five points were the start to an eventual 15-5 clip that would take North Dakota to an 18-point lead (51-33) with 6:01 left in the game.
Jamestown knocked the margin down by two, but UND quickly answered with a fast-moving transition play. True freshman guard Cy'erra Mills (Maple Grove, Minn.) stripped Schuneman of the ball down on the Jamestown end and quickly dished off to Smart, who was making a run down the far side. With speed, Mills beat the Jimmies down the court, but her pass from Smart was a little too far ahead. As she flew across the baseline and out of bounds, Mills got a hand on the ball and flipped it to an open Houdek, who kissed it off of the glass for two.
The run proved to be the game-winning combination as UND held on for the victory.
Charnay Mothershed added seven points to Buck's total, and UND's post players combined for another 18 points. Sophomore Allyssa Wall (North Sioux City, S.D.) finished with seven on 5-for-7 shooting from the line, Houdek came away with six, and Evers scored five. Rothfusz used a three-pointer, a field goal and a free throw to end the game with six points.
UND finished 20-for-68 (29.4 percent) from the field, 4-for-15 (26.7 percent) at three-point range, and 13-for-23 (56.5 percent) at the free throw line.
Also in double figures for Jamestown was Hannah Steele, who went 8-for-10 from the field, including a three-pointer, and 4-for-5 at the line to tally 11 points. The Jimmies shot 27.3 percent (15-for-55) from the field, 27.8 percent (5-for-18) behind the arc, and 63.2 percent (12-for-19) at the charity stripe.
UND converted Jamestown's 22 turnovers in to 19 points while committing just 14 turnovers itself, and won the rebounding battle 50-47. Eleven points were scored on second chances and, led by Houdek and Rothfusz, the North Dakota bench combined for 22 points.
"We are capable of playing tough for 40 minutes, and we proved that with wins earlier against Duquesne and Northern Iowa," Roebuck said. "Right now we just in a funk, a mental funk, and we have to get out of that."
North Dakota will take to the road one last time before opening the 2011-12 Great West Conference season at home against Utah Valley (Jan. 21). UND's final non-conference road game will take place in Cambridge, Mass., at the Lavietes Pavilion against first-time opponent Harvard. Game time is set for 6 p.m. (CT).
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Another week, another event. After doing these for a few months now, it's becoming easier for me to see how the UFC balances their cards. It should be a shock to approximately no one that PPV's and Fox shows feature the most talent, but I'm surprised at how much it translates to recent records. For instance, I had no one in the "likely to be cut" category for UFC on Fox 7, because almost everyone on the card had won their last fight. UFC 159 wasn't quite at that level, but this event is close - only five fighters on this card lost their last bout, and only two are on multiple-fight losing streaks.
With that in mind, here we go.
Likely to be cut with a loss
K.J. Noons - We all know that Noons was robbed in his last Strikeforce bout against Ryan Couture. But the facts about Noons are clear - he has lost four out of his last five fights, and his salary is high for a lightweight. He was paid 35k to show and 30k more to win when he beat Billy Evangelista (his last victory), and made 38k and 41k to show respectively in losses to Josh Thomson and Couture. His exciting style won't be enough to keep him around if he loses to Cerrone.
Jeremy Stephens - It's a miracle he's still on the roster to be honest. Three straight losses and pending assault charges (which go to trial on July 8th) that caused a huge amount of drama for the UFC when he was arrested the day of one his fights. He also makes at least 24k/24k. A drop to featherweight might be the only reason he was given another chance, and a loss to a UFC newcomer would spell the end of Lil Heathen's UFC career.
Estevan Payan - He only fought twice in Strikeforce, so he wasn't a major part of the crossover. He did win both bouts, but he has now dropped to featherweight (which is getting increasingly crowded), and isn't likely to be a contender there. He's probably a one-and-done unless he puts on an incredible fight with Stephens.
Possibly cut with a loss
Brian Bowles - Bowles is in a really weird position - he hasn't fought since Reagan was president and no one knows where he stands anymore. He's a former WEC champion, but he's now approaching 33 and has had problems with injuries. If he's still on the same contract, money could maybe be a major factor in the decision (he made 19k to lose to Faber back in 1867), but he is 2-1 in the UFC. Frankly, he's only on this list because of the unknown factor. If he got knocked out by Roop, I wouldn't be shocked if he got cut. I'm not exactly betting on it though.
George Roop - He saved himself from extinction by beating Reuben Duran at UFC 158, but he's not off the hot seat yet. Roop is still only 2-3 in the UFC, though he's 1-0 at 135. If they base their decisions on overall UFC records, he might go if he gets finished. If they're willing to look at his work strictly at 135, he'll get another fight even if Bowles dusts him.
Stephen Thompson - Thompson came in with some hype and delivered against sitting duck Stittgen, but Matt Brown (BE 2012 Fighter of the Year!) brought him back to earth in a big way. He has taken a year away from fighting to improve, and now faces late replacement Burrell instead of Sadollah. Would two losses in a row be enough for the UFC to drop him? I'd lean towards yes.
Likely safe regardless of the outcome
Cain Velasquez, Antonio Silva, Junior dos Santos, and Mark Hunt - These are four of the top 10 heavyweights in the world, which just happens to be the shallowest division in MMA. There would have to be some crazy shenanigans taking place for the organization to even consider it.
Glover Teixeira and James Te Huna - Glover and Te Huna are a step below untouchable, but let's face it - Teixeira might be a title challenger with a couple more wins and Te Huna is 5-1 in the UFC. They're not going anywhere.
Gray Maynard and T.J. Grant - This is a number one contender's bout for a shot at the lightweight title. They're a combined 13-1-1 (1 NC) at lightweight. The loser is still a contender, so he's going to stick around.
Donald Cerrone - Despite falling off mountains and owning a bull named "Don't Tell Dana", Cerrone's in no danger of being released. Besides stating that his "wild man days are over" after the fall, he's still a top-flight lightweight with a 6-2 record in the UFC. He's one of the few guys on the roster that has nothing to worry about even if he loses a couple in a row.
Mike Pyle and Rick Story - I actually considered Story as a possible cut again because a loss would drop him to 2-4 in his last 6, but he did the UFC a favor by taking this as a late replacement, and Pyle's no joke (7-3 in the UFC, won 3 in a row). He'll get another chance if he loses.
Colton Smith vs. Robert Whittaker - TUF winners. Enough said.
Dennis Bermudez and Max Holloway - Both men rebounded from losses in their UFC debut to win three in a row heading into this fight. Both men are coming off of debatable decisions, but they were both entertaining fights as well. This is really good matchmaking, and the loser stays.
Khabib Nurmagomedov and Abel Trujillo - Unlike the last fight this type of matchmaking confuses me. Nurmy is 3-0 in the UFC and has looked tremendous, while Trujillo has a lone win over Marcus LeVesseur. Even if Trujillo loses, he'll be given another shot though. And Nurmagomedov isn't going anywhere.
Nah-Shon Burrell - I was on the fence with Burrell as well. While he won his last fight, he badly missed weight. He was smart enough to step up on late notice to take a fight with Thompson though and as long as he makes weight and doesn't get destroyed, he should be good for at least one more UFC bout.


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Police say a 24-year-old man in jail for stabbing his father in the stomach following a fight at their Scottsdale apartment.
Police said the father and son got in a fight at their apartment in the 4400 block of N. 78th St. about 11 p.m. on Oct. 30. The son, Jonathan Davison, allegedly stabbed his dad in the stomach. Police were called and the 55-year-old father was taken to Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn Medical Center. He is expected to be OK.
Police said the suspect made comments that led to his arrest.
He was booked into jail on one count of aggravated assault.
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Spring is in the air and kids everywhere are giddy with the anticipated arrival of the Easter Bunny. With Easter nearly upon us, it's time to thoughtfully prepare for the ever popular Easter egg hunt.
The egg has long since been a simple of renewal. The origin of the Easter egg dates back to the Middle Ages. Upon noticing the fertility of bunnies, the early Europeans would encourage their children to make nests for the bunnies in hope that they would leave eggs for them on Easter morning.
The earliest version of these eggs show them hand decorated and painted, some of them quite intricately, with more modern versions arriving in chocolate or brightly colored egg-shaped polymer capsules containing jelly beans and other small treats.
The Victorians took the Easter nest to a whole new level by putting it in a basket and bringing it indoors, hence, the birth of the Easter basket. And of course, modern Americans have gone completely over the edge by creating baskets that contain nary an egg but are filled to the brim with basketballs, video games and hula hoops, clearly something no bunny could ever "lay."
Nowadays, there are community Easter egg hunts to engage children in a wholesome weekend activity, unless bad parental behavior has forced the event to be cancelled. Of course, this doesn't even begin to touch on how, for some kids, the only thing scarier than poorly behaved parents is the specter of the Easter Bunny himself.
I happen to enjoy decorating Easter eggs and have experimented with some fun techniques like batik (painting on melted wax), and even blowing out the insides through a small hole poked in a raw egg to create a permanent work of egg art that won't spoil.
One of the easiest and modern ways to decorate your Easter eggs can be found in your home office. With some clip art, some creativity, a package of "tattoo paper" and a laser printer, you will be in business in no time, creating personalized and unique creations. The paper can be a challenge to find but can be ordered online.
You can also buy pre-printed packages of your favorite temporary tattoos and apply to your eggs for creative flair.
In addition, if you can't find the tattoo paper, you can use ink jet adhesive paper to create your own stickers for egg application.
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On September 14 15, 2009, the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute convened a State of Science Symposium in Transfusion Medicine and Hemostasis/Thrombosis. The aims of this symposium were to identify Phase II and III clinical trials that could have significant impact in advancing transfusion therapies or treatment for hemostatic or thrombotic disorders and to provide a forum for investigators to discuss clinical research needs. Oversight committees were established for both the transfusion medicine and hemostasis/thrombosis. The transfusion medicine group identified seven clinical research areas and the hemostasis/thrombosis group identified six clinical research areas. Subcommittees were formed to explore the clinical research needs and develop clinical trial concepts for each identified area. In addition, two External Panels, one for transfusion medicine and one for hemostasis/thrombosis, were established to evaluate the proposed clinical trial concepts and provide NHLBI with recommendations to develop future clinical research programs. During the first one and a half day open session of the symposium thirty clinical trial concepts were presented by the thirteen subcommittees. After the open session the two External Panels met separately and each provided recommendations to NHLBI.
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The six Hemostasis and Thrombosis subcommittees (Platelet Disorders: Bleeding; Platelet Disorders: Thrombosis; Thrombosis: Prevention; Thrombosis: Therapy; Hemophilia & von Willebrand Disease; and Pediatric and Neonatal) prepared 19 clinical trial concepts. The External Panel met, after the presentations, to review the clinical trial concepts and provide recommendations regarding the potential impact of the clinical trials and infrastructure needed to facilitate successful completion of trials. The clinical trial concepts were evaluated in regard to clinical importance, feasibility, clinical trial design, scientific merit, and personnel and infrastructure. Several of the concepts were considered exceptionally strong in all or most of these categories. This included trials in treatment of DVT in children, prophylaxis for adults with severe hemophilia, treatment of ITP, and prevention or therapy for venous thromboembolism in specific patient populations. The Expert Panel felt that it was clear that there is no shortage of investigators with an excellent grasp of next problems to be solved. The subcommittees demonstrated that there are numerous phase II-III clinical trials in hemostasis and thrombosis area that if conducted successfully could have impact on the standard of healthcare.
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i adjusted the carb adjustment but it still surges a bit. is there something on the governor that i can adjust?
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I will offer the simple fix.... clean the jet with a piece of phone wire.
If it seems to be OK at an idle or with 1/2 choke, it is pretty often a chunk of something is restricting the fuel flow.
After that there is an adjustment on the governor. I am not too wise about it, but it's in the service manual.
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Is it surging at all throttle settings, or just at idle?
The bumper spring on the governor can be turned in, but if you turn it in too far, it will affect low idle RPM's.
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Rob, is this a new problem? If its old, it could be mismatched parts in the carb.. Ed
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it usually surges under load. ok at idle
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Long time problem? Could be fuel flow, low fuel level in carburetor bowl, or partially plugged main jet. New problem, partially plugged main jet.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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i don't believe its mismatched because it ran well before
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I vote for the main jet..... Can't hurt to clean the strainer, fuel bowl too.
Shut the fuel off, 3/8" wrench, let it drain as you pull the jet out (brass/bronze 'nut' on the side of the carb).
You can just blow it out too.... but a thin piece of soft wire works well.
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"We've been together 41 years," says Carlos Painter of him and his wife, Marilyn. "What better way to be together?"
People like the Painters have been boosting Beckley business on Valentine's Day, making the classic dinner and movie date a real money maker for the local economy.
"It's really good [for business], because a lot of times people don't go out," says Ann Croom, owner of Pasquale's Italian Restaurant in Beckley. "They will go out [for] that special Valentine's occasion... If they've never dined with us before, it's their first time, you want to impress them, so they'll come back on that day that it's not special."
Pasquales is expecting at least 300 people Valentine's Day night, which is nearly triple the amount of business they have on a typical winter Thursday.
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World Bank Chief Warns of Global Food Inflation. World Bank President Robert Zoellick on Thursday warned of rising food inflation and high oil prices risks to world growth, as they threaten to push more people into poverty. "We are at a tipping point in terms of food prices," Zoellick said in a press conference at the opening of the spring meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund here. Zoellick also cited high sovereign debts in advanced countries as another risk to the world's economic outlook. Zoellick urged the Group of 20 industrialized and emerging nations, which is gathering on the sidelines of the IMF and World Bank meetings, to work on ways to limit food price volatility.
Chinese Inflation Rising. Data released Friday showed that Chinese consumer prices rose 5.4 percent over a year ago, driven by surging food costs. That's up from February's 4.9 percent increase and was a setback for communist leaders who have boosted interest rates four times since October and taken other steps to cool prices. Chinese inflation is now at a thirty-three month high. The country's gross domestic product rose 9.7 percent from a year earlier in the first quarter, data released Friday by the National Bureau of Statistics show, down marginally from the 9.8 percent expansion reported in the fourth quarter of 2010. More reaction from the Wall Street Journal.
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An Army Mutiny in Burkina Faso. Blaise Compaore, president of Burkina Faso, has reportedly fled Ouagadougou as a mutiny among his military bodyguards spread through barracks at the presidential compound and other army bases. Burkina Faso has recently been hit by unrest. On April 8, people took to the streets of Ouagadougou to protest soaring prices of basic foods. In March, students torched government buildings in several cities after a young man's death in custody. More from Al Jazeera.
Opposition Leader Shot in Uganda as Army Moves to Quell Protests. Days after arresting three prominent opposition leaders, Uganda's opposition leader Kizza Besigye was shot in the arm as soldiers moved to quell riots over high living costs. It was the second day of a walk-to-work protest to symbolise the hardship encountered by Ugandans in paying for transport costs. Uganda People's Defence Force soldiers took over from the police to crush the demonstration. More from All Africa.
GOP Invites Israeli PM to Speak. The Israeli daily Haaretz is reporting that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will give a Mideast peace policy speech in front of U.S. Congress in late May. The office of U.S. House Speaker John Boehner confirmed the report, saying Boehner's will invite Netanyahu to address a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress during a visit to Washington next month. When did Boehner become Secretary of State?
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Robert Fisk on The Arab Awakening. Noted journalist and Middle East expert Robert Fisk writes in The Independent on the roiling Arab protests of 2011. He notes that "the "Arab awakening" began not in Tunisia this year, but in Lebanon in 2005 when, appalled by the assassination of ex-prime minister Rafiq Hariri, hundreds of thousands of Lebanese of all faiths gathered in central Beirut to demand the withdrawal of Syria's 20,000 soldiers in the country."
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