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Q: How far in advance do you know your work schedule, and how many hours a day do you put in for WFAA? Just curious as I know you have to balance family and work just like everyone else does.
A: I work an 8-9 hour day each day. I come in to pitch my reporting ideas in the morning meeting, then I go get that story and turn it THAT DAY! I have to be back in time for 5pm promotions. Then I read the show ahead of time. My schedule very much depends on Gloria's. If she has vacation, I start my day at 2:15 and work until 10:35. As news changes, so do our schedules, so it changes a lot. Holidays can be hard, too. I have worked Christmas 10 years in a row! The news never stops. It's a whacky and crazy business.
Q: Are you having a good summer? Beautiful weather? Bad weather? Are tornadoes loud?
A: Interesting questions. Yes, I am having a good summer. Wish is was 70 degrees, though. As for tornadoes, I have never been in one, thank goodness, so I don't know!?!
Q: Hey Shelly, my wife and I watch you often...love your work...my question is: Do you have aspirations to go NATIONAL ?? You have the right look...don't ya know !!!
A: Yes and no. It's one of those things where I'm torn. Part of me wants to reach for the big time, roll the dice, and see what happens. The other part says stay near family and keep life simple. Honestly, it depends on the day, the which answer I'd give, that's how torn I am about it.
Q: I have been such a fan of your work! You and the rest of the team at WFAA are doing a fantastic job! I know that you mentioned that you do your own hair and make-up, but I wanted to know how you get your hair to be so full. If there's a trick to it, and I hope you won't tell me that you just wake up with that hair, please let me know!
A: Wait for it...I got a 1980's perm. That is my trick. NO I don't wake up with my hair looking like this. My hair is so fine and straight, I had to get a perm to add the body to it. It's the first time I've done it, and it works! My hair is finally holding curl for the first time.
Q: I have 2 questions regarding Pete Delkus. Is Pete Delkus a part-time employee or full time---it seems that he is absent as often as present and thought that he maybe part-time.
2. Why does he not wear a jacket during the pre weather report and then put on a jacket during the report ?
A: Pete is a full time employee. He may seem to have a lot of vacation, but often, he is at weather conferences and public appearances for the station. There are days were Pete literally stays at the station for 24 hours during severe weather. For most of us that is 3 days of work. So he does get to comp that time later. Trust me, he puts his time in here at WFAA.
Now for your second question: The answer is I don't know. I will ask him for you. Maybe I'll do that one on air!!
Q: Just wanted to say hello, and let you guys know how much I enjoy watching you. Please tell Dale I LOVE HIM, and hope to meet him soon!
A: Done. I love Dale, too.
Q: No question, just an addition to the comments on Dirk. Jimmy Kimmell referred to Dirk as the Mavericks' German Gentle Giant. I liked that.
A: Me, too.
Q: You wore an orange embroidered top with a blue cami on 6/17 at the 10pm broadcast. Where did you get this? It is simply adorable!
A: It's Trina Turk and I got it years ago on sale in Kansas City. I have gotten a lot of emails about that top, I wish it were still out there to buy!
Q: When is Channel 8 going to make you the 6 and 10 o'clock anchor .?! I love Gloria , but you and John Mccaa would make a great duo. I know you have a new baby, but, then Jane could take your 5 pm slot. :)
A: I think Gloria and John are a rockin' team, and they have so much history together. I enjoy working with John, I'm glad is shows, he represents the true meaning of class act!


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It's never too early to start thinking about your tax returns. Many taxpayers are concerned that extensions will be necessary for this year's returns. Due to a delay in tax forms and releasing tax information, accountants say there may be more extensions this year than ever in the past. John Davis is a certified personal accountant of Davis and Hodgdon Associates. Watch the video for more.
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Funding opportunities
Endomyocardial Catheter Delivery of Artificial Biopolymer Matrices for Enhanced Cell Retention in Cardiovascular Cell Based Therapy.
Funding Type:
Tools and Technologies I
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Funds requested:
$632 900
Funding Recommendations:
Not recommended
Grant approved:
Public Abstract:
Novel therapeutic approaches using cell therapy that may contribute to grow new vessels and repair the cardiac tissue have shown great promise. However, successful retention of therapeutic cells in the target tissue after delivery is an important challenge that remains in that up to 98% of the cells delivered are lost very soon after delivery. The proposal here seeks to improve and study cell retention by incorporating biopolymer tissue matrix strategies with catheter delivery technologies appropriate for routine clinical use. The results of this work may prove critical to enabling cardiovascular tissue engineering strategies broadly, and should also have important implications for other local tissue engineering therapies including spinal cord repair. This study will lead to the development of new delivery system including a new tri-lumen catheter, a biopolymer and cells with regenerative capabilities. Validation of its interest in cardiac pathology will be followed with other fields where regenerative capabilities are required.
Statement of Benefit to California:
Disease: Heart failure affects 5 million Americans according the AHA, and approximately 90 thousand Californians. The California Healthcare Foundation estimated in 2002 that the cost to California institutions was $13 thousand per patient per year, or $65 thousand over the expected 5-year survival of a heart failure patient. Current Treatments: Heart failure is currently treated with drugs aimed at slowing down the effects of the heart dysfunction, and devices that can provide structural support for the progressively weakening heart muscle, rather than actually treating the disease. Solution/Research Our research focuses on the use of biopolymers combined with therapeutic agents to increase retention of the agents in the myocardium. Novel therapeutic approaches using cell therapy that may contribute to regeneration of the heart through growth of new vessels and repair the cardiac tissue have shown great promise. However, retention of therapeutic agents and cells in the target tissue after delivery remain quite low, with up to 98% of the cells delivered being lost through venous or lymphatic drainage, or leakage through the access site for intramyocardial delivery. Benefits to California: 1. Potential to create an improved therapeutic approach that maximizes the therapeutic benefit of regenerative therapies by improving retention in the target treatment area. This would help to change the treatment of Heart Failure from slowing deterioration, to stopping or reversing the disease. This has two primary benefits; 1) it limits California's expense of managing patient care by creating a single treatment versus chronic care, and 2) it improves the quality of life of those patients. 2. Potential to create a research and corporate development reputation for California that attracts scientists and researchers to California public and private institutions, and attracts entrepreneurs and investment that help to create jobs and a higher standard of living.
Review Summary:
This proposal focuses on the development of technology for delivery and retention of therapeutic cells at a desired location. Specifically, the applicants propose to create biopolymer matrices incorporated with bone marrow cells that will be delivered to the heart using a tri-luminal catheter, and the biopolymer formulations will be evaluated for their capacity to improve cell retention at the site of injection. The applicants will first assess the properties of several biopolymer formulations, and those with the most desirable features will evaluated for their capacity to safely improve cell retention using an in vivo heart model. Finally, the applicants propose to optimize this technology and provide biological proof of concept for safety and efficacy. The reviewers felt that this technology addressed an important problem in the use of stem cells for therapy. The proposal was well written and conceived. However, while technically feasible, the reviewers questioned its potential to advance the field due to its lack of novelty and uncertain clinical benefits. In theory, the impact of the proposed technology could be high, particularly in the area of cardiovascular research. Injection of therapeutic cells represents a promising route for treating heart disease, but current delivery methods are extremely inefficient due to poor cell retention at the treatment site. If the proposed technology improves this retention sufficiently, it may be possible to produce better therapies for heart disease or injury. In addition, the technology would be widely applicable for retaining cells in other injected tissues such as pancreas, liver or spinal cord. In practicality, however, the reviewers questioned the extent to which retention must be improved in order to have clinical benefits. Furthermore, a reviewer noted the commercial availability of a similar biopolymer/injection device that the applicants failed to consider when discussing the advantages of their approach. These factors served to substantially diminish the reviewers' confidence that the proposed technology would significantly impact the field. In terms of feasibility, the reviewers were confident that the research team could accomplish the work described. The proposal was well written, and the applicants provided excellent discussion of the criteria for success, the anticipated timelines, and potential difficulties that might be encountered. One reviewer questioned, however, whether the proposed criterion for retention improvement was sufficient for clinical benefit. Reviewers also expressed some concern that excess biopolymer gel might alter the regenerative capabilities of the injected cells. In addition, it was unclear if the applicants would test whether the cell/biopolymer matrices induce myocardial damage directly, as this could pose a clinical risk. A reviewer noted that the proposed safety experiments were too narrowly focused on the distribution of cells and not accounting for the combined effect of the cells with the biopolymer. Finally, the strategy to assess retention by fluorescence was also criticized, as this method would be neither quantitative nor robust. The applicants were described as well qualified to perform the proposed experiments. The principal investigator has experience with catheters and cell delivery, and collaborators are in place to provide expertise with the bioengineering aspects of this proposal. Overall, while the proposed technology is technically feasible, the reviewers were not convinced of its potential to significantly advance the field.


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The Holmes School was constructed in 1931 and was a center for education in Detroit Lakes for many years. It served as both a High School and Jr. High School until 1978 when a new school was constructed. The building was empty, except for one floor, for many years.
In 1999 a group of community members came together to discuss a community center – a dream that had been talked about for over 20 years. Eventually, the decision to renovate the "Old Holmes School" became a part of the conversation. The proximity of the "old School" to the downtown area would bolster the region's tourism economy and make use of the empty building. Discussion about the old school brought visions of renovating the 800+ seat theater, creating conference rooms out of old school rooms, and maintaining some classrooms for an alternative school. Excitement grew as the vision expanded into a full fitness and aquatic center, day care facilities, and additional space for commercial tenants.
This all came true, and more, when the renovation and additional construction ended in January 2001 with a building over 105,000 square feet. Today the Detroit Lakes Community & Cultural Center currently houses a Fitness & Aquatics center, a Senior Citizen's Center, an Alternative Learning Center, multiple daycare facilities, and of course, the beautifully renovated 837 seat Historic Holmes Theatre and Event Center.
The most impressive part of this facility is the willingness of community members to raise nearly $4 million in one year to support the renovation and construction of this awesome vision. The total price tag of the facility was $9.5 million and the center continues to pay off a construction loan of $1.5 million from the City of Detroit Lakes.
The facility is managed by Holmes Center, Incorporated and has a board of directors consisting of 8 representatives from the city, school, community and the Midwest Minnesota Community Development Corporation. There are over 60 employees that run the center including, lifeguards, fitness instructors, theatre operations, maintenance staff and more! The Detroit Lakes Community & Cultural Center is a place for everyone. Not only is the fitness and aquatics center impressive, but the renovated theatre is a wonderful place to entertain audiences.


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A Corvette owner said he was almost carjacked at gun point, but the would-be thieves ran away, because they couldn't figure out how to drive his car.
It was just after 11 o'clock at night, when Randolph Bean was waiting for his wife to get out of work. That's when two men took him by surprise while he was inside his bright, yellow Corvette. It was parked outside Orlando Regional Medical Center in Downtown Orlando.
He said the two came from behind. "So, barely caught them in the mirror."
According to the police report, one of the men had a gun. "He started yanking on the door and made me open the door. He kind of flung it open and dragged me out and demanded that I get on the ground... face down, so I couldn't look at him of course."
Randolph, 51, said one of the thieves pointed a gun at him while asking how to use the car. "They apparently couldn't start it. I had to tell him four different times to push in the clutch, because it's a standard transmission."
Reports state, the suspects finally gave up and ran away, leaving Randolph on the ground. Police tried searching for the men, but they took off, "My first thought was I guess we don't have driver's ed. in school anymore because no one knows how to drive a stick. And my second thing was, don't shoot me because you can't start the car. I'm trying to help you out here. You know. Thankfully they didn't."
Randolph tried lifting finger prints off the car in fact you can still see powder on the side of the door. Randolph took us for a ride in his 2002 Corvette, "The basics of driving a standard transmission aren't difficult at all. This is a high performance car compared to other cars, so if they had gotten it, they might have hurt themselves in it."
Even though they left his cool Corvette, "They got away with my phone, they got my keys, they got my wallet." Randolph has a message for the hot rods who tried taking his fast ride, "Guys turn your life around. You guys have got a lot going for you. Thank you for not taking my life for something silly as a car."
Randolph says he has more information to give to police, but officers haven't yet returned his calls.
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i have a problem regarding SSO authentication.
I downloaded the zimbra appliance version 8.0.0_GA_5434 (2012-09-10) and installed it inside a virtual machine. Then I configured my bind settings, so I can now login into the web client using my Active Directory credentials.
My next task would be to get single sign on working, so I can enter the webclient without having to enter my password. I found the admin guide and followed appendix B (please scroll down for exact information), but it is not working.
When I start the webclient using the hostname of my zimbra server (https://zimbratest.mydom.net), I receive an "internal error 500". When I use the IP instead, I come to the normal login screen.
Using the forum search, I found this thread:
SPNEGO on the appliance
I followed the suggestion and set zimbraWebClientLoginURL to '../service/spnego'. Now I get error 401 (unauthorized). Same, when I go to <zimbra server>/service/spnego/snoop.jsp
So, I guess I did something wrong here. Can someone please help me and guide to the right direction?
Here is some more information for my setup:
- Active Directory Domain: srv2012test.net (Windows Server 2012)
- Zimbra Server Name: zimbratest.mydom.net (different from the AD name)
And here is what I did exactly when following the guide:
section "Create Kerberos Keytab File"
Create User:
- Full Name: zimbratest
- User Logon Name: HTTP/zimbratest.mydom.net
- User Logon Name (pre Windows2000): zimbratest
- Password: password123
a) setspn.exe -a HTTP/zimbratest.mydom.net zimbratest
b) setspn.exe -l zimbratest
Registered ServicePrincipalNames for CN=zimbratest,CN=Users,DC=srv2012test,DC=net
3. create keytab file:
ktpass -out C: \Temp\spnego\jetty.keytab -princ firstname.lastname@example.com -mapUser mail1 -mapOp set -pass password123 -crypto RC4-HMAC-NT -pType KRB5_NT_PRINCIPAL
4. transfered keytab to /opt/zimbra/jetty/etc on zimbratest
file permissions: 644 (rw-r--r--)
owner: zimbra
group: zimbra
section "Configure ZCS"
(as zimbra user)
zmprov mcf zimbraSpnegoAuthEnabled TRUE
zmprov mcf zimbraSpnegoAuthErrorURL '/zimbra/?ignoreLoginURL=1
zmprov mcf zimbraSpnegoAuthRealm srv2012test.net
zmprov ms zimbratest.portrix.net zimbraSpnegoAuthTargetName HTTP/zimbratest.portrix.net
zmprov ms zimbratest.portrix.net zimbraSpnegoAuthPrincipal firstname.lastname@example.com
a) zmprov md srv2012test.net zimbraAuthKerberos5Realm srv2012test.net
b) zmprov md srv2012test.net +zimbraVirtualHostname zimbratest.mydom.net
c) (skipped - as for my understanding, every client should be allowed by that)
d) dmprov md srv2012test.net zimbraWebClientLogoutURL '../?sso=1'
section "Configure Your Browser"
Firefox about:config ->
network.negotiate-auth.delegation-uris - http://zimbratest.mydom.net,https://...test.mydom.net
network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris - http://zimbratest.mydom.net,https://...test.mydom.net


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Professional Standards
Your Los Angeles Fire Department serves the citizens of Los Angeles with courage, integrity, and pride. As with any organization utilizing thousands of employees, it is prudent that we take measures to ensure the mission of the department meets the requirements and fundamental expectations of the public we serve. As such, we have developed and manage a Professional Standards Division.
If you would like to recommend a member of the department for a job well done, please download and complete this form:
LAFD Commendation Form: [ Download .pdf ]
If you have a complaint, or are concerned about the behavior of a member of the department, please download and complete this form:
LAFD Complaint Form: [ Download .pdf ]
You may also contact:
Los Angeles Fire Department
Professional Standards Division
200 North Main Street, Room 1880
Los Angeles, CA 90012-4110 USA
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Professional Standards Division Contact:
213.978-2107 [ Direct Line ]
213.978.3004 [ Direct FAX ]
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Seven-year-old Fiona Todd is a bundle of energy and so is her soccer-playing brother, Carson.
But their mom makes sure they slow down in the evening and get a good night's sleep. If they don't, mornings are a challenge.
"Nothing is running smoothly, they're agitated, they're tired, they're cranky. Then they start acting up together. It's just not a smooth morning," says Roseann.
A new study published in the Journal Pediatrics backs her up. It shows that more sleep leads to a better day at school.
"For children who had just 27 minutes more sleep for 5 consecutive nights there was actually an improvement in their mood and their behavior the next day," says Dr. Alanna Levine.
Children ages 7 to 11 who slept an hour less each night were less alert and had a harder time handling their emotions and controlling impulsive behavior.
The findings present a challenge for today's busy families. How to fit in a full day of school plus activities and homework...and still get enough sleep.
Doctors say for younger children, the goal should be ten to eleven hours of sleep. Parents can help, with a healthy bedtime routine.
"You want to limit things that would be stimulating to a child. This would be TV use in the two hours prior to bed, you want to limit computer time, texting time on the cell phone."
Roseann Todd makes the sleep routine a priority. "Bed is sometimes a struggle but it's my goal because they need sleep."
The extra z's pay off...both at home and at school.
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- A delicious fruit and grain pastry
- A healthier choice for a classic treat
- Made with organic natural ingredients
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Packed with the wholesome goodness of USDA certified organic ingredients the whole wheat content and real organic fruit fillings make Nature's Path Organic Toaster Pastries a healthier choice- any age, anytime, anywhere. One bite and you'll agree!.
- 0g Trans Fat
- Low Sodium
- Vegetarian
Enjoy straight from the package or warmed in the toaster
Certified organic; Kosher ingredients
We believe food should be delicious and nutritious, and that when organically grown, it's better for both you and the environment. Our organic foods contain no preservatives or additives, and are grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicide or fungicides which agribusiness typically sprays onto food. These chemicals then find their way into the soil, water, air and eventually our bodies. Nothing can replace the richness and complexity of nutrients found in a varied diet of fresh, organic whole foods, and Nature's Path organic snacks and breakfast foods are a great way to get started down the organic path. Nature's Path Organic Toaster Pastries. A delicious snack! Eat them straight from the package or warmed in the toaster, just eat them! They're easy to carry and fun to eat as a lunch snack, after school, or anytime you get the munchies.
Storage: Nature's Path Organic Toaster Pastries stay fresh right on the kitchen shelf. This product does not require refrigeration. Best when used before date on end panel, a product of the Canada.
6 tarts, Net Wt. 11oz, (312g)
Product of Canada
Toaster Style (Preferred heating method): To serve warm, remove the wrapper and place the Nature's Path Organic Pastry in toaster on light or lowest heat setting. Be sure to allow the toaster pastry to cool before handling.
Microwave Style: Microwaves vary in heating intensity. Remove toaster pastry from its foil pouch and microwave on high for 10 seconds. Be sure to allow the toaster pastry to cool before handing.
Shipping Weight (in lbs): 0.75 Product in inches (LxWxH): 3.65x 5.6x 2.85
Item Code: 237230
Frosting and filling can become very hot and cause burns after being heated. Be sure to allow for adequate cooling time before handling and eating. Use lowest settings on toasters and never leave your toaster or microwave unattended while cooking due to smoke and fire. Children should be supervised while heating pastries.
Allergy Information: Made in a bakery that uses wheat, soy and milk.
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|Serving Size : 1 pastry
Serving per Container : 6
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily value*
|Total Fat 4.5 g
|Saturated Fat 3 g
|Cholesterol 0 mg
|Sodium 150 mg
|Total Carbohydrate 37 g
|Dietary fiber 1 g
|Sugars 17 g
|Protein 3 g
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|Calories 200 Calories
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Polonova Velvet Gloves with Vines
Comfy little luxuries for your hands. Soft, stretchy velvet gloves w/ vines screen-printed by hand to fabulous perfection. These really finish a perfect outfit & add a bit of extravagance to simple attire. Hand made by Deborah Polonoff in Portland, Oregon.
Fiber Content: Black: 80% nylon, 20% spandex. colors: 80% polyester, 10% spandex, 10% nylon. Hand wash, inside out, in cool water.
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