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---- — UFC legend Matt Hughes headlines the Shelbyville Athletic Fundraiser to be held this Saturday, July 20 at the SHS football field.
The day long fundraiser begins at 8 a.m. and will last until 9 p.m. Hughes will appear to sign autographs, photos and merchandise.
Breakfast will be offered beginning at 8 a.m., lunch beginning at 10 a.m., and supper beginning at 4 p.m.
There will be competitions during the day.
At 8 a.m., Buckstop Archery will host an archery contest.
It costs $25 to compete.
There will be co-ed volleyball competition at 11 a.m. There will be a prep wrestlers tug of war at 2 p.m.
There will also be a high school and youth wrestling exhibition.
Six raffles will be held. There will be a 3-day/4-night Deer Bow Hunt Trip raffle from Hadley Creek Outfitters.
There will be a Cardinals tickets raffle. There will be a Case Landsape-Trees raffle. There will be a 50/50 raffle and a half beef raffle.
There will be a raffle of a 1/2 day Float Boat Rental at Lithia Springs Marina.
There will be a 5-minute County Market Shopping Spree (up to $500).
Entertainment includes local and professional talent.
Battle Creek Band will play from noon to 2 p.m. Kris' Power Tumbling and Dancers will perform from 3-4 p.m. Captain Rat and the Blind Rivets will play from 5-8 p.m.
Wes Ballinger will be the DJ and MC the entire day. There will be commercial inflatables for kids, plus 25 different food and craft vendors.
Concessions will be offered by Shelbyville wrestlers. Dinner will be offered by Pit Boss BBQ.
For vendor information contact Vonda McConnell at 273-7812, leave a message.
For raffle ticket sales call or leave a message at 774-9633 or buy online at www.shelbyvilleathleticfundraiser.com.


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Usually the strawberry festival is inside Elmwood Park, but the only thing in there is dirt and construction equipment, so it took some shuffling around.
"Any new location is a challenge because you have never done it before, but we were excited to have the use of the library and more open space . Overall in terms of moving it has been great," says Minchi Hines with the Community School.
It is the same festival, filled with strawberries and whipped cream, but just in front of the library this year.
Along with other festivals typically held in Elmwood Park, they have to go somewhere else because of renovations. Something the community school added this year to help keep up with the demand; a substation at the market building and it proved to be a hit.
"Everybody seems to be happy," says Hines.
Jane Vigeau drove from Lynchburg and says she was surprised to drive into town and not see the festival its usual location. Parking proved to be difficult.
"A little more getting used to the parking," says Vigeau
But the actual festival appeared to be spread out more says Vigeau.
"I like it. It seems like it is lot more vendors and things to do on this side then previous years," says Vigeau.
But organizers and strawberry connoisseurs say they are looking forward to being back inside Elmwood Park next year.
"With the improvement the city is making, it will be awesome so we are really excited," says Hines.
"I miss the old location, this is nice, but will be nice till they finish the other side," says Vigeau.
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Martin Jones Earns Double Accolades
From the above link, Kings goaltending prospect Martin Jones was awarded the Del Wilson Trophy as the WHL's top goalie in 2009-10. He led the League in shutouts (8) and goals-against average (2.21), placed second in wins (36), and fourth in save percentage (.919). This comes just days after he was named MVP of the Eastern Conference Final, in which he withstood the onslaught of the Brandon Wheat Kings' League-leading offence to lead the Hitmen to a 4-1 series victory. Looks like the Kings have another blue-chip goalie prospect on their hands, for the low, low cost of an invite to rookie camp back in 2008.


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Acer kicked off the Consumer Electronics Show on Sunday by previewing a free cloud service for storing images and other documents online, and showing a novel Ultrabook -- Intel's brand name for a thin, light, fast-booting laptop similar to Apple's MacBook Air -- that hides its I/O ports in a pop-up section at the back.
The cloud service, called AcerCloud, will allow people to upload all their images, video, and documents to an online service hosted by Acer, and access them over the Web from any PC, mobile phone, or tablet running Windows or Android. That includes devices from other vendors.
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The service will come free with all new consumer PCs from Acer and include "unlimited" storage, Acer officials said. It will be rolled out in North America and Greater China in the second quarter, and worldwide by the end of the year.
Acer has struggled this year with declining PC sales, and it hopes its emphasis on UUltrabooks and the cloud service will help revive its fortunes. The AcerCloud will be "a strategic differentiator for Acer in the long term," Acer CEO J.T. Wang said at the press event.
However, following the launch of Apple's iCloud service last year, other PC makers are expected to also outline cloud service plans here at CES.
Acer showed several new Ultrabooks Sunday, an emerging class of slim-form-factor PCs intended to challenge Apple's MacBook Air.
One of them, the S5, will be a follow-on to the S3 Ultrabook that Acer launched in September. It has the same display size -- 13.3 inches -- but is lighter in weight, at 1.35 kilograms (less than 3 pounds), and is just 15 millimeters thick at its widest point, making it "the world's thinnest Ultrabook," according to Wang.
To keep the laptop slender while still including several I/O ports, Acer included what it calls the "magical I/O port panel." The user pushes a button next to the keyboard and the back of the laptop expands by about a centimeter to reveal ports for HDMI, USB 3.0, and Intel's high-speed Thunderbolt networking technology. The S5 will start shipping in the second quarter, Acer officials said. They didn't give a price.
Acer is betting big on Ultrabooks -- it expects them to account for 25 to 35 percent of all the laptops it ships this year, and to become mainstream in the next two years, Wang said. The company also showed 14- and 15-inch versions of its Aspire Timeline Ultra Ultrabook. They'll provide eight hours of battery life and come in a two-spindle design, including a DVD drive and solid-state hard drive. They're due to start shipping this quarter, but Acer didn't give prices for those products either.


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Only George W. Bush can match Jean-Marie Le Pen when it comes to bringing protesters into the streets of Paris. The estimated 250,000 people who demonstrated in the French capital on February 15 were clearly a cross section of the whole population, united in a rare consensus against U.S. plans to make war against Iraq.
Several thousand "Americans against the Bush war" joined the good-natured march down the boulevards, basking in the winter sunshine and the warm applause that greeted the "good Americans" all along the the boulevards from the Latin Quarter to the Bastille. "French anti-Americanism" as decried in U.S. newspapers is largely an invention pro-war propagandists trying to discredit any source of criticism by attributing it to dark sentiments such as anti-semitism. "USA we love you — listen to us!" was the characteristic message on one of numerous home-made signs.
Anti-American no, anti-Bush yes! "War begins with Dubya", "Bush-Sharon assassins", "Bush, l'empire du pire", "Stop la Busherie" (a play on the word "butchery" in French), "Cowboy go back to your ranch"… Very many demonstrators were calling for "justice for Palestine" and for an "alternative globalisation".
A big banner showed photos of Saddam Hussein and George W. Bush side by side, the first labelled "Iraqi dictator", the second "world dictator". This may sum up the dominant sentiment behind the extraordinary worldwide protest on February 15: the perception the greatest threat to world peace today is the arsenal of weapons of mass destruction brandished by a leader who may not be a dictator at home but whose ambition to impose a "New Order" on the world unconsciously echoes Adolf Hitler.
While Jay Leno recycles ancient racist stereotypes of the "cowardly" French, in Europe it is obvious that today it takes far more courage to resist U.S. dictates than to go along with them — especially in France, certain to serve as whipping boy of culturally challenged Americans.
It is hard to escape noticing that people do not oppose war because they are bullied by Saddam, but rather because they don't want to be bullied by the United States into supporting a war against a battered, disarmed, sanctioned and regularly bombed Arab country, a war the U.S. is sure to win… and then what? The happy end envisaged by the Wolfowitz-Cheney-Perle crowd is perceived elsewhere as delirium.
The French reaction has been very unruffled to the openly contemptuous attitude of the Bush administration, notably the famous distinction between "old Europe" and "new Europe" made by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. Europeans can be simply amused by being called "old", considering "old" goes with "wise".
However, the joke turned serious a week after Rumsfeld's snide remark, when the "new" Europe stood up to be counted in the form of a statement in the Wall Street Journal signed by the leaders of eight countries: Britain, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Poland and Denmark. Citing "shared values", the eight proclaimed their fidelity to Washington on grounds of gratitude — a sort of new feudalism in international relations.
This open split within Europe put a sudden end to the longstanding illusion that the European Union was gradually developing a "common foreign policy". The hawks in Washington could chortle at having "isolated" Paris and Berlin. But the main point was that this gambit brought out into the open a heretofore unmentionable reality: that the United States is using the eastward expansion of both NATO and the European Union to cripple western Europe politically.
The intrusive U.S. insistence that the European Union should include Turkey goes in the same direction: a "Union" so divided in basic political outlook will never be able to offer coherent resistance to U.S. policy dictates.
For reasons of tact and diplomatic courtesy to the United States, this has been a nearly tabou subject in European political discussion. The tabou has been brutally broken by Rumsfeld and the manoeuvre of the eight "new" Europeans. The U.S. effort to divide and dominate Europe is now open and obvious, and there is no more point in being discreet about it. Tony Blair's self-proclaimed role as "mediator" turns out to be that of helping the United States divide and rule the continent.
The long term repercussions of this open sabotage of European unity in favor of the American empire are unforeseeable. The first open act of resistance followed rapidly when Germany, France and Belgium balked at playing along with the U.S. ploy of calling for NATO measures to "defend Turkey from the threat of attack from Iraq" — a blatant pretext to involve NATO officially in the war preparations. Accustomed to having its vassals credulously bow to every pretext it offers in pursuit of its aims, the bully was furious. The Bushites stormed that the laggards were completely "isolated".
The millions who marched in London, Rome and Madrid on February 15 made it clear that the leaders isolated from their own people were the ones who had proclaimed their allegiance to Emperor Bush II. Even before anti-war sentiment got a fresh boost from the UN Security Council meeting and the demonstrations, opinion polls all across Europe were showing overwhelming majorities — from 70% to 90% — opposed to war without, or even with, a U.N. Security Council mandate. Some of the strongest opposition was in Rumsfeld's "new Europe" — Britain (90%), Spain (91%), Poland (72%), Hungary (82%).
The most politically significant message of the Paris demonstration, expressed on many signs and banners, was the demand that France use its Security Council veto to block a new resolution authorizing military force against Iraq. Rather by accident, France has found itself speaking for an enormous groundswell of world public opinion. Originally, president Jacques Chirac may (as his outraged critics in U.S. punditry allege) have intended merely to strut and fret his hour upon the stage, before following the U.S. into the war as Mitterrand did in the first Gulf War: "to preserve France's place at the peace settlement". That is clearly what the U.S. administration expected. That is what very many French people and European observers also expected of a Chirac who is considered jovial but vacillating and opportunist.
French diplomacy made an important contribution to drafting U.N. Security Council Resolution 1441 adopted last November 8, calling for fresh U.N. inspections to make sure Iraq is rid of all weapons of mass destruction. The resolution was ambiguous enough to be seen merely as a method to justify war, as there were countless possibilities to declare non-compliance and no clear definition of compliance.
Perhaps, if the Iraqis had been less cooperative, the United States less arrogant, and public opinion more indifferent, France would have accepted a U.S. declaration of non-compliance and gone along with war, even reluctantly. That is what the United States expected. Instead, France has insisted that disarming Iraq is the real goal — taking Resolution 1441 literally. The Bush administration, whose real goal all along was regime change, not mere disarmament, feels betrayed.
However, France, like the hero who discovers his unexpected valor in the heat of crisis, has been taking its role more and more seriously. The brutal contempt of the Bush team has had an impact. The unusual burst of applause greeting French foreign minister Dominique Villepin's brilliant Valentine Day speech to the Security Council was a strong signal. Surprisingly, France now actually finds itself in a position of moral leadership — a position that has been stunningly vacant for many years.
The latest French public opinion poll shows 71% calling on their government to use its veto in the U.N. Security Council to block any pro-war resolution. French political leaders are aware that France's Security Council veto, like its nuclear force de frappe, can be "a good deterrent so long as we don't use it".
The French example may already have encouraged more timid Security Council members to vote against a war resolution, so that no veto would be necessary. Concluding a television round table that included Richard Perle, former prime minister Raymond Barre advised his countrymen not to be overly impressed by the furious boycotts of French products that will follow France's refusal to go along with the U.S. adventure. After conquering Iraq, the United States will find itself in such a mess that it will need all the friends it can get. And by trying to warn the United States of the historic mistake it is making, France is as good a friend as one can find in international relations.


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Even though quite large and somewhat daunting, the crew is so well trained that you almost feel as though the ship is small. They have made great use of the space so that it really didn't seem that crowded.
We participated in all of the shows. Some were better than others in my opinion. Loved the Splish/Splash aqua show - thought it better than the Oasis of dreams which was a bit odd although great talent. The ice show was wonderful, the comedy zone great, hairspray was good, the headliner show was a great group called My5stic. Be sure to make your reservations before you go. You can change them but don't wait and have to stand in line. Will not be fun!
We did the my time dining which was great when scheduled early but not great for later times. We didn't do any of the specialty restaurants so no comment on those. Sorrentos has really good pizza.
Pool areas were fabulous! There is a salt water pool, casual pool, kids, etc. Don't miss the Solarium area which is just fabulous and relaxing.
Labadee was nice. We went to the first beach we found - not sure that was the right thing to do... Rented a mat ($12@) so we just floated. Had a really nice lunch provided by the ship. In Jamaica, we did the zip line and had a great time. That was so much fun and would highly recommend. We just went shopping in Cozumel and had a blast. It was my husbands first time there. Be careful in the restaurants when the waiter asks if you want a refill on a soda, etc. You pay full price for each one. Enjoy the shopping. Go down the alleys as there are some great prices and nice people. For fun, Carlos and Charlies is great for some tequila!!!
We will definitely go back on the Oasis - maybe the Eastern next time. Have a great trip!!!


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we need a strike
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Walked him. I guess Homer wants to try for 40 pitches in the first.
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
Anybody else getting boxing on the fox sports ohio hd feed? Getting the reds game on standard def fox sports ohio but blah... Last night and tonight audio goes out here and there but comes right back. Anybody else having these issues?
Oh, Homer...
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Coincidence that this happens a lot with Mes catching, or is it because of the guys Mes catches?
You have a 95 mph fastball working, go after them.
Don't the pitch calls come from the dugout? Why would it matter who catches?
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
it seems they see homer ball well. 95 mph and they just foul until walk or get a hit.
One pitch he can be out of it. One pitch it could be 4-run deficit. Flip a coin.
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Two-run single.
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First two batters out. Single, HBP, Walk, Single.
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
maybe Homer will breakout next year...
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David Backes Returns To Lineup For Game Four
It's looking like Backes will be in the #stlblues lineup. Confirmation coming later. Story from today http://t.co/fIdgTura7v via @STLtoday— Jeremy Rutherford (@jprutherford) April 23, 2014
Rutherford's working on confirmation for tonight, but it looks like the captain is back. I have mixed emotions on this, obviously. But I do think he may be what the Blues need to get over the hump.


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Most common police call: false alarms
Original post made on Jul 22, 2013
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on Jul 22, 2013 at 7:29 am
If the alarm registry is voluntary, as Burroughs is quoted, why did the Town repeatedly send letters to me telling me we HAD to register our alarm?
on Jul 22, 2013 at 8:56 am
It's a bunch if baloney. Why would someone who already pays for monitoring register with the police department? I don't see how "registering" an alarm is beneficial in any way. What good does a call from the police department do that the monitoring company doesn't?
on Jul 22, 2013 at 9:20 am
Everyone who has a mechanical alarm which causes the police to respond to a non-crime should have to pay for that service - each time. If I read this correctly 100% of the mechanical alarms that the police responded to in 2010 were "unfounded." Why are the rest of us paying for unnecessary services demanded by these people which make the police put aside their legitimate responsibilities to respond to false alarms?


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News about cheesecake, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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The Minimalist
Summer Cheesecake, Without the Stove
The annual search for ways to use blueberries when they're abundant led to this simple, no-bake dessert.July 23, 2008 diningNews
Provenance of Junior's Cheesecake Is Questioned
Jeffrey Horowitz says that Brooklyn's most famous cheesecake originated not at Junior's, but at another restaurant in Miami Beach.May 9, 2006 nyregionNews
Metropolitan Desk
43 Years of Tips, Taken and Given; At Junior's, Brooklyn Cheesecake With a Southern Accent
Long before the cheesecake was famous at Junior's, the Brooklyn restaurant, Mary Blevins was a popular item.July 27, 2005 nyregionNews
Dining In, Dining Out/Style Desk
London Cheesecake, via Newcastle
There are few words that make people salivate more easily than ''cheesecake,'' and I'm not talking about the pinup. Even those without a pronounced sweet tooth (I include myself in that number) can muster an appetite when cheesecake -- a dessert that straddles sweet and salty -- is on the menu.May 18, 2005 diningNews
Dining In, Dining Out/Style Desk
In Cheesecake City, a Quest for the Best
In the cosmology of New York City restaurants, there is no dessert more universal than the cheesecake.March 17, 2004 diningNews
Living Desk
In Brooklyn, Passing the Torch of Success
Alan Rosen, the third generation of Rosens to guard the venerable cheesecake tradition at Junior's restaurant on Flatbush Avenue, surveyed a scene more like Fort Knox than downtown Brooklyn: hundreds of pristine cheesecakes, stacked like gold bullion as far as the eye could see.February 19, 1997 gardenNews
Metropolitan Desk
Harry Rosen Is Dead at 92; Junior's Restaurant Founder
Harry Rosen, who founded Junior's Restaurant, the Brooklyn institution renowned for cheesecake so rich and creamy it made tough men swoon, died yesterday at his home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.October 11, 1996 obituaries
A Strawberry Cheesecake That Is Red and White and Pink All Over
This dessert encourages the cream and strawberries to unite in juicy-creamy joy.
June 11, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON CHEESECAKE AND: Desserts , Cooking and Cookbooks , Cheesecake , Strawberries , Bakeries and Baked Products
Mixing Scripture Into the Batter
For the Nuns of New Skete, a simple, pious life; for their customers, rich, tempting cheesecakes.
March 13, 2013, Wednesday
MORE ON CHEESECAKE AND: Monasteries and Monks , Bakeries and Baked Products , Cooking and Cookbooks , Cheesecake , Nuns , Roman Catholic Church
Front Burner
This week, a sweet apple with a touch of tartness, a cheesecake to serve 6, Tuscan prosciutto and more.
February 26, 2013, Tuesday
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Diet Advice at Lindy's
Metropolitan Diary: A waiter at the former Lindy's Restaurant had a forthright suggestion that would have endeared him to Mayor Bloomberg.
June 19, 2012, Tuesday
MORE ON CHEESECAKE AND: Bloomberg, Michael R , Manhattan (NYC) , Waiters and Waitresses , Restaurants , Weight , Cheesecake
Hotel Rates, in Some Cities, Seem Fully Recovered
In major markets, the industry has recovered so nicely that a four-night stay can cost in the thousands.
September 27, 2011, Tuesday
MORE ON CHEESECAKE AND: Hotels and Motels , Manhattan (NYC) , Economic Conditions and Trends , Junior's
Hotel Rates, in Some Cities, Seem Fully Recovered
In major markets, the industry has recovered so nicely that a four-night stay can cost in the thousands.
September 27, 2011, Tuesday
Meeting in the Middle For a Velvety Cheesecake
Between the rich, heavy New York style and the light, airy ricotta style, there's a fluffy, complex cheesecake to be had.
July 13, 2011, Wednesday
Crème Fraîche Cheesecake With Sour Cherries
A recipe for Crème Fraîche Cheesecake With Sour Cherries.
July 13, 2011, Wednesday
MORE ON CHEESECAKE AND: recipe , Cherries , Cheesecake , Recipes , Cooking and Cookbooks
Cheater's Sour Cherry Cheesecake Crostini
If you crave the creamy richness of cheesecake, but don't feel like baking, Melissa Clark offers up a shortcut.
July 8, 2011, Friday
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21st-Century Mamie Eisenhower Cheesecake
The current White House pastry chef adapts a recipe from a previous administration.
May 12, 2010, Wednesday
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Touring Cheesecake City
Ed Levine traverses New York City in search of the creamiest cheesecakes.
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When you think of "3M" in just about any American city other than Logansport, you think Scotch tape, red plaid labels and a Fortune 500 company you want in your portfolio.
When people close to Cass County government in the 1980s and 1990s thought of another 3M, they thought of a woman who wasn't a lock-step, rank in file kind of public official. In fact, she wasn't afraid to speak up or speak out, even if it meant someone had to swallow some pride pills without benefit of a water pitcher nearby.
That was Mary Margaret Muehlhausen.
She passed away recently and will be remembered as one of those one-of-a-kind people in public life who actually thought more about how government ought to work than the vast majority who often seem content to let it work its course. She did more than take minutes for the county commissioners and county council. She read state laws, and at a point when county boards of health and hospital boards were required to have no more than four members of one party, she blew the whistle on Cass County's non-compliance with state law. Her work days didn't end at 4 o'clock when the courthouse closed, though that was often the norm for many.
I didn't know her in 1980s when she won her first term as county auditor, but I did know she was proof that you can outshine your party in a primary. She wasn't the party choice for auditor, but she was the people's choice, and the voters prevailed to nominate her in the primary and elect her in November.
When I returned to Logansport in 1982, my first election as a journalist was an interesting one. Her son, Jim, won what will probably go down as the closest county prosecutor race here ever. He narrowly defeated his neighbor, Democrat Jim Austen. That gave the courthouse two elected Muehlhausens. It's rare that any family could have two of its members serving in government, but it was meant to be for 3M and Jim.


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With contributions by today's experts in men's mental health, this work gathers the latest research about men's psychiatric issues, from the difficulties in diagnosing male depression to strategies for engaging men in marital therapy. First addressing developmental issues specific to childhood, adolescence, and old age, the text then presents treatment options for an array of problems, from anxiety to sexual disorders to posttraumatic stress disorder. This volume then addresses psychosocial issues as they apply uniquely to men, such as fathering, marriage, aggression, and overcoming the stigma of mental health treatment—as well as a chapter on how men's ethnicity influences the effectiveness of therapy. Among the topics discussed are
No previous text has addressed such a wide range of issues concerning men's mental health, presented here in evidence-based coverage featuring case vignettes, key points, practice guidelines, and an extensive reference list in each chapter. Clinicians who wish to make more prudent decisions regarding the care of men with mental health issues will find this text indispensable to their practice—and to the well-being of their male patients.
"This textbook takes on an issue that has been hiding in plain sight: men have gender-specific mental health issues, and the failure to recognize these issues can compromise effective treatment. Grant and Potenza have pulled together experts in fields ranging from functional neuroanatomy to gender-role sociology in order to provide a compendium of knowledge that should be essential for every clinician who evaluates or treats men."—Lawrence H. Price, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Brown Medical School; Clinical Director and Director of Research, Butler Hospital, Providence, Rhode Island
"Drs. Grant and Potenza bring our field's attention to a significant issue—how being a male influences presentation and treatment of psychiatric illnesses. The popular press has recently highlighted the vulnerabilities of boys from grade school through college, thus underscoring a growing sense of understanding males who present for treatment. In this groundbreaking book, the authors introduce issues of male development, disorders of high as well as low prevalence in males, and a highly relevant section on social issues as they affect men broadly. This is a highly useful and interesting volume for teachers, clinicians and investigators."—S. Charles Schulz, M.D., Professor and Head, Department of Psychiatry, University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Marc N. Potenza, M.D., Ph.D., is Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut.
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This unit offers an BREATHTAKING view from the living area, and the master bedroom. The spaciousness of the condo makes it comfortable for couples vacationing together, families or just the 2 of you who want that special get away. KING size bed in master bedroom with incredible beach view! 2nd Bedroom has a queen size bed & twin Bed with adjoining bath. Twin Bunk Bed in the 3rd bedroom (no closet) (great for kids). Sleeper Sofa Bed is QUEEN size. Condo sleeps 8 comfortably. Free WiFi (Wireless Internet), Heavenly paradise for those who like to have a fun family VACATION in this Luxurious BEACH CONDO!!!
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Nearly three years and still no sign of Lorenzen Wright's killer. It's been three years that his family celebrates his birthday at his grave site.
"I don't want nobody to forget him. If he had been living we would have all had a party together so I want to do some of the things we did when he was here. He's gone but I want to keep his memory alive," says Wright's mother Deborah Marion.
Wright's family and friend gathered at his headstone with balloons, sending them off in honor of his 37th birthday.
At one point, Marion whispered to Lorenzen, "'The crowd might get low but your mama's never going to stop. I'm never going to stop, regardless. I don't care if it's me and one camera person here, that's all, I'm going to be here.' I'm never going to stop because it's my first born child."
Along with the balloon send off, Marion says they do what they do what they would have done for his birthday if he were alive: Have a party.
"To eat and reminisce. I've got pictures of him over there, I'm going to bring books and they're going to ask something 'What was he doing at this age' and I'm just going to have a lot of stuff for them to reminisce on," says Marion.
Not only does Marion do something every year for Wright's birthday, she says, "I do something every week. Something every week if it's not nothing but calling somebody in law enforcement asking them things."
When it comes to celebrating Lorenzen, she says she's never going to stop. Marion says, "When you all see nothing going on out here, you all going to be saying, 'I guess Lorenzen's mom must have done died.'"
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FORT MYERS: Michael J. Fox and at least one million people in America live with Parkinson's Disease, which is a progressive and debilitating movement disorder that can cause symptoms like tremors, pain and problems with walking.
There is no cure, but a new non-surgical therapy is helping patients with Parkinson's and other movement disorders find relief.
For five years, 61-year-old Doug Eshelman had to fight to stand, walk or even sit. He was not in control, Parkinson's was.
"Well, I tripped a lot," he said. "Because I dragged my right leg, I just subconsciously you just don't pick it up so I dragged it, and I mean I could literally trip over a line on a basketball court."
Help came from something he never expected.
"Doctor said I want to try Botox on you, and we laughed," he said. "We thought Botox was basically a cosmetic drug."
At Florida Neurology Group in Fort Myers, doctors use Botox injections to help patients with Parkinson's Disease and other muscular disorders. It's not a cure, but it does provide relief.
The neurotoxin in Botox can release the grip of muscle spasms, tremors and pain.
Botox is FDA approved to treat Parkinson's patients and injections are administered about every 90 days.
Doctors say Botox therapy relieves some of the worst symptoms and can help patients avoid surgery.
"You take Botox, you can partially paralyze or lessen the strength in that muscle. And they would have less pain and dysfunction," said Dr. William Carracino, MD, with Florida Neurology Group.
Dr. Carracino said he uses Botox to treat Parkinson's, and also stroke victims and people with severe headaches.
"We've changed peoples' lives with that," Dr. Carracino said.
Eshelman's life has definitely changed.
"[The doctor] gave me nine shots in my leg and within a week, that inside muscle relaxed and my leg went back into place and I walked fine," he said. "Sometimes I cry when I think about it, like right now. It's my whole life is back."
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It was tough news to swallow for dozens of Collier school employees. They're now out of a job after the school board's 4-1 vote slashed $16-million from the budget.
School employees and community members came out to hear where the cuts will hit hardest
The plan eliminates 100 positions.
No teachers will lose their jobs. Nearly 40 of them will transfer to other positions within the school district. But 59 employees - including teaching assistants, central office employees and media specialists - will get laid off.
The district will inform employees of the lay offs on Thursday.
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Whitefish Getaway On The Hill in Whitefish
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Big Mountain
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This new condo in the village of Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort is brand new with all new furniture. It's a 5-minute walk to the Alpine lifts or you can catch the shuttle right behind the building to save you the walk in your ski boots.
For those chilly winter nights, it has a cozy gas fireplace, and for those hot summer nights it is fully air conditioned (one of the few condos on the hill with a/c!).
The condo has two large bedrooms, each with a queen bed. One bedroom is in a separate lockoff (a shared front entrance to the unit) so two couples can enjoy each other's company in the living room yet also enjoy their privacy. For alternate sleeping arrangements, there is a queen-sized sleeper sofa in the living room, as well. We recommend sleeping four in the unit but you could accommodate 6 with the pull-out bed.
Ask us about our rates for a stay of 2 weeks or longer!
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condo rental amenities
Each unit has a private ski locker in a humidity-controlled ski room. We also have our own storage locker upstairs (it's big!) for excess gear (e.g. mountain bikes!) that does not fit in the ski locker. The building has a nice hot tub outside and a great lobby area for relaxing with guests. Additionally, there is a big party room on the top floor for bigger gatherings. The building has heated underground parking, as well. Our unit is on the ground floor.
The kitchen is fully-equipped with all the cooking and eating utensils you will need (including a toaster, coffee maker, microwave, dishwasher, gas stove, and oven). We also provide all bedding and towels (including towels for the hot tub). The building has free wireless internet and we have cable for the television (as well as a DVD player so feel free to bring DVDs). We have a land line in the unit with unlimited calling to the US and Canada. The unit also has a washer and dryer and drying racks.
activities and attractions in Whitefish Montana
We instantly fell in love with Whitefish when we began travelling there. The restaurants are fantastic and inexpensive, the shopping in the area is great (for those of you who prefer the bigger outlet stores, Kalispell is only a 15-minute drive from Whitefish: boutique shopping stores abound in Whitefish), and the outdoor activities are endless! Staying on the hill gives you quick access to the resort's endless summer and winter activities.
Whitefish is a truly a 4-season town, offering golfing, boating, fishing, hiking, road riding, mountain biking, and sight-seeing in the warmer seasons, and cross country skiing, ice skating, and downhill skiing in the winter. For those of you who simply want a quiet place to relax our house also offers this and simply strolling through the stores in the downtown strip in Whitefish is a great experience.
vacation rental rates
2013/2014 Rates
All rates shown are in USD.
April-May: $139/night
June-September 2: $189/night
September 3-November: $139/night
December-March (2013), excluding Christmas and New Years: $189/night
Christmas and New Years (December 21-Jan 2): $259/night (3-night minimum)
The rates above assume payment via PayPal.
Stays longer than 3 nights receive a discount: 4 to 6 nights, 15% off, 7 to 14 nights, 20% off, more than 14 nights, 25% off. Contact us for monthly rates.
*There is also an $80 cleaning fee per stay.*
Margaux Myers 4034770281
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Top things to do in Whitefish
- Downhill skiing
- Mountain biking
- Hanging out at the beach
- Dining
- Golfing
Top things to do on a budget
- Hiking
- Attend festivals
- Fishing
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Using a type 4 tag and auto launching on an NFC-Forum external type record I was wondering, what is the max. limitations on the 6212 and 6131 regarding NDEF message/record size as well as phone buffer size (ISO14443A-4 level)?
The NFC-forum spec. for type 4 tag defines the NDEF file/message length field as two bytes and the NFC-forum spec. for NDEF specifies the record payload length field as four bytes (which is a bit contradicting). So I was thinking what limits were implemented in the phones. Can I have a 20KB NDEF record, auto launch and receive the 20KB in the phone application (recordDetected(NDEFMessage ndefMessage))?


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Mauritius pink pigeon
Before the first human settlers introduced exotic predators and began to destroy the forest, the pink pigeon was thought to be common on the small island of Mauritius. However, since 1840 it has been regarded as a rare bird, and by 1991 only 10 were left in the wild. The pink pigeon is one of just nine surviving native bird species, which exist in alarmingly small populations on Mauritius today.
Without emergency help from the Trust, this bird would have become as dead as the Dodo, the extinct Mauritian bird used to symbolise the efforts of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust. Environmental problems are particularly disastrous for the native wildlife of small islands, which sustain a relatively large number of 'endemic' species that are found nowhere else on Earth. Extinctions are largely caused by the degradation and destruction of the natural habitat, so that animals that have evolved to live there cannot survive, and the introduction of non-native, invasive plants and animals, which out-compete or eat native species.
The Trust's work to help the endangered birds of Mauritius began in the mid-1970s. The Mauritius kestrel was the first focus of the rescue programme, then the pink pigeon and finally, the echo parakeet. The populations of these species are still at very low levels, but have been brought back from the brink of extinction by a combination of managing wild birds and captive breeding for release.
Pink pigeons are also bred at Durrell in Jersey, where they help to highlight the success of the Trust's Mauritius campaign. The first pink pigeons arrived at Durrell in 1977, and 20 of their offspring have been returned to their native island. Today about 350 live in the wild in Mauritius, and a stable captive population has been established to safeguard against extinction, should disaster strike again in the wild. The species' chance of survival continues to improve, and it is thanks to conservation efforts that it has recently been down listed from Critically Endangered to Endangered.


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One more thing about teenagers and Facebook. Various surveys and focus group studies have recently reported what you already know if you have kids. Facebook isn't cool anymore.
Even Facebook, in their annual report admitted it, saying their business could be harmed due to younger users engaging with other products as a substitute for Facebook. They pointed out that some of their users have left Facebook for other services such as Instagram.
I knew this would happen once parents starting getting on Facebook. Kids tend not to like something mom and dad like. They want their own thing.
That was the entire basis of rock and roll. We loved it more because our parents hated it. It was our own music.
But don't let junior intimidate you. Stay with Facebook. New medical research has shown that adults over 65 who use Facebook improve their cognitive function on memory tests by 25 percent.
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DeKalb County Police Chief Cedric Alexander honored some of his best and bravest men and women in a ceremony on Wednesday.Forty-four officers and detectives were given promotions and commendations for their outstanding service. Alexander called for a moment of silence in memory of Officer Ivorie Klusmann, who died in a crash while pursuing a suspect last weekend.Alexander said that he's lobbying the county commission for a 3 percent bonus for his officers."We're trying to do as much as we can to support our officers both financially and with resources," Alexander said.
The chief admits he has some trouble retaining officers lured away by other law enforcement agencies."You have those who take other opportunities where they may be compensated higher, and also you have those who just change careers," said Alexander.Interim DeKalb County CEO Lee May was also on hand to congratulate the decorated officers. It's now his job to find the money for the proposed bonus."I am looking into that. It's all about working the numbers, making some tough decisions," May said. On Tuesday, DeKalb commissioners voted to allow May to provide a bonus payment for all sworn public safety personnel within the county.
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The public and University of Maine students are invited to celebrate International Observe the Moon Night at UMaine's Maynard F. Jordan Observatory 7–11 p.m. Oct. 12.
Observatory staff will point out stars and constellations with the main telescope and smaller instruments at the free event. Refreshments will be provided and stargazing and moon informational handouts will be available. The observatory is opposite the Hauck Auditorium entrance to Memorial Union. If it's cloudy the night of Oct. 12, Jordan Planetarium in Wingate Hall will host a moon and sky show at 7:30 p.m.
To request a disability accommodation, contact Alan Davenport at 207.581.1341. For more information on International Observe the Moon Night, visit observethemoonnight.org.


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FGCU Women's Tennis Blanks Providence
FORT MYERS, Fla. – In just under three hours Sunday, the FGCU women's tennis team scored a 7-0 victory over the Big East's Providence College today at the FGCU Tennis Complex. The win marks FGCU's second 7-0 victory on the season.
With the win, the Eagles improve to 2-3 on the season, while Providence drops to 0-2.
In doubles action the Blue and Green swept the doubles point, dropping just one game total on three courts. "We've really been working on our doubles and to see the girls come out and execute was fantastic," said head coach Jennifer Gabou.
In singles play, Jessica Sweeting (Freeport, Bahamas) and Priscillia Villemond (Les Bordes, France) each improved to 5-0 this season without dropping a game at positions two and three. Freshmen Farah Leclercq (Ocala, Fla.) and Morgan Bechtel (Toledo, Fla.) followed suit, winning their matches 6-0, 6-0, respectively.
The Eagles will host Boston College tomorrow afternoon at 3 p.m. The match, which was originally scheduled for Tuesday (Mar. 2), was moved to Monday due to the anticipated inclement weather in the area on Tuesday.
1. Sweeting/Evans (FGCU) def. Aviles/Sinha (PC) 8-1
2. Villemond/Rendon (FGCU) def. Albert/Cusack (PC) 8-0
3. Sambrano/Leclercq (FGCU) def. Ferry/Fuller (PC) 8-0
1. Iris Rendon (FGCU) def. Marisella Aviles (PC) 6-7 (3), 6-2, 10-2
2. Jessica Sweeting (FGCU) def. Ayushi Sinha (PC) 3-0, ret.
3. Priscillia Villemond (FGCU) def. Melanie Albert (PC) 6-0, 6-0
4. Farah Leclercq (FGCU) def. Jen Cusack (PC) 6-0, 6-0
5. Melissa Narzissenfeld (FGCU) def. Melissa Ferry (PC) 6-2, 6-1
6. Morgan Bechtel (FGCU) def. Courtney Fuller (PC) 6-0, 6-0
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With a 13-game NBA smorgasbord available for your Wednesday night consumption, there's plenty to go around for all of your different tastes. But our job here is to provide you with the chef's recommendations. Whether it's an ESPN slate of the Pacers visiting the Knicks, the later game between the Rockets and Mavs, or an offensive showdown between Minnesota and the Los Angeles Clippers, we've got it all covered.
Appetizer: Pacers vs. Knicks
7 p.m. ET, ESPN
It might be a rematch of the Eastern Conference Finals, but these two teams are going in markedly different directions so far this season. The Pacers are tied with the Spurs for best record in the league at 9-1, but the Knicks ... oh, the Knicks ... they just continue the steep uphill battle without Tyson Chandler.
New York is currently 9-1 and coming off a loss in Detroit to the also struggling Pistons. The defense has suffered greatly without its anchor, and trade talks surrounding Iman Shumpert are sure to continue if the losing doesn't stop. The Knicks are currently on a three-game skid, and a visit from Indy won't make things much easier.
The Pacers, on the other hand, are rolling. They have the league's top defense and a legitimate MVP candidate in Paul George. Indiana was adamant about chasing home-court advantage throughout the regular season, and so far they're looking quite good on that front.
(Via @CJZero)
Reading material: Indy Cornrows talks about the Pacers' spot toward the top of the NBA's elite, and Posting and Toasting's Seth Rosenthal keeps tabs on all the rumblings surrounding Knicks basketball.
Main Course: Clippers vs. Timberwolves
8 p.m. ET
Do you enjoy offense? Then you'll love this matchup. The Clippers and Timberwolves each boast top-10 offenses — L.A. has the second-best offensive-efficiency rating in the NBA — and are both coming off disappointing losses, which means they'll be angry. I think that's how it works, at least.
It's going to be a matchup of two of the most exciting pass-first point guards in the league and two of the most talented big men in today's game. Whether it's Ricky Rubio being adorable, Chris Paul being mean, Blake Griffin being dunky or Kevin Love filling up the box score, there's a little something for everyone. Both teams have seven wins this season and are already wrestling for Western Conference positioning. It might be early, but the West is as deep as ever. Every game is important.
Reading material: Clips Nation: Lucas Hann has your Clippers 10-game report ready to go; Canis Hoopus: In case you hadn't heard, Corey Brewer is back in Minnesota, and Eric in Madison let you know how the reunion is going so far.
Dessert: Grizzlies vs. Warriors
10:30 p.m. ET
The late night game features two Western Conference playoff teams of a year ago, but while one is trying to build on its success, the other is trying not to take a step backward.
Does Memphis make it two big wins in a row? Sitting at 6-5, perhaps all the Grizzlies needed was a game against the Los Angeles Clippers to get the blood boiling. Memphis pulled off a 106-102 win in Staples Center, a sign that it is not lost under first-year coach Dave Joerger. Going into Golden State's Oracle Arena -- the Warriors are 5-0 thus far at home -- and winning would be another monumental step in the right direction for the Grizz.
Reading material: Golden State of Mind makes predictions for the game knowing point guard Stephen Curry will be out to recover from a concussion. Grizzly Bear Blues examines Zach Randolph's deferred compensation contract.
Side dishes: Rockets vs. Mavericks
9:30 p.m. ET, ESPN
Yet another stop on the "Boo Dwight" tour, the Houston Rockets visit Dallas and a Western Conference foe that seemingly moved on quite well after Dwight Howard's spurning.
Can the Mavs get a signature win? Dallas is perfect at home but without a signature win on the year. The Mavs have beaten everyone they're supposed to, but have losses to these Rockets, the Thunder, the Timberwolves and the Heat. Meanwhile, Houston doesn't have many of its own season-defining wins just yet, though a victory at Portland at this point certainly looks like a good one. The Rockets taking another victory at Dallas would certainly be something to build upon.
Reading material: Mavs Moneyball has four questions to preview the game, and The Dream Shake breaks it down by position -- and reviews some of the best pictures in Dallas Mavericks history.
Raptors vs. 76ers
7 p.m. ET
It must be going poorly for Toronto, which has a worse record than the supposed worst team in the NBA thus far.
Which team is most accurate? It's an issue that's an obvious part of a basketball game, but both the Raptors and 76ers have been dealing with major shooting troubles. Toronto needed Rudy Gay and DeMar DeRozan to pump out 27 shot attempts in an overtime loss to Portland last time out -- they shot only 43 percent -- and Philadelphia has been a bad shooting team that only got worse when point guard Michael Carter-Williams went down with an injury. The Sixers missed his near 40 percent three-point shooting clip, but it's possible he returns, reports CSNPhilly.com.
Reading material: Raptors HQ discusses whether or not Toronto's few assists are necessarily a bad thing. At Liberty Ballers, it's noted that the Atlanta Division is very, very bad.
Heat vs. Magic
7 p.m. ET
It's a fight for Florida supremacy!
Does anyone know about Arron Afflalo? Seriously. The Orlando guard is averaging 21.7 points, 4.8 assists and five rebounds per game. And he's not doing that inefficiently by shooting 49 percent overall and 50 percent from deep. The Magic are 4-2 at home this year and are one of the least talked about teams of those supposed to tank, but aren't quite doing it so far. Can they topple the Heat, who have won four in a row?
Reading material: Tyler Lashbrook of Orlando Pinstriped Post analyzes Maurice Harkless' improved jumper.
Pistons vs. Hawks
7:30 p.m. ET
Josh Smith returns to his former stomping grounds, where he will likely get ... cheered?
Who wins the frontcourt battle? On paper, the Detroit Pistons' frontcourt is a lot of fun and has a lot of talent. But when it comes down to it, the Atlanta Hawks' group of Al Horford and Paul Millsap will make up for their lack of dunking ability with a blue-collar approach that has propelled them to a 6-4 start. Of course, all eyes in Atlanta will be on former Hawks forward Smith, who might have a message for his former team.
Reading material: Jason Walker of Peach Tree Hoops believes Smith should receive a standing ovation for what he did as a Hawk.
Celtics vs. Spurs
8:30 p.m. ET
The streaky Celtics visit a rested San Antonio Spurs team that's eyeing its eighth-straight win.
Can Jeff Green get back on track? Green has scored six points in the last two games and shot 2-for-13 in that span. As defenses square him up as one of the few players who could go off, it won't get any easier, especially not against Spurs defensive stalwart Kawhi Leonard. And don't look now, but the Spurs are seemingly already in playoff form.
Reading material: Pounding the Rock examines Tony Parker's fourth quarter scoring.
Suns vs. Kings
9 p.m. ET
Hey, this one might hold a bit of entertainment value. The Kings dropped Phoenix Tuesday night in a game between two lottery-projected teams -- but it was plenty fun to watch. This, from last night:
Can the Suns finally close out a game? Phoenix, at 5-5 on the year, is the only NBA team to hold a fourth-quarter lead in every one of its games. In the last three, the Suns have fallen in the final seconds of regulation or overtime. Their familiarity with drama -- and the back-and-forth exhibited with the Kings a night before -- makes this one a game to watch.
Reading material: Bright Side of the Suns wonders if Phoenix should look into trading for any of Kenneth Faried, Iman Shumpert or Derrick Williams. Tom Ziller of Sactown Royalty announces DeMarcus Cousins' arrival.
Pass on it: Nets vs. Bobcats
7 p.m. ET
Deron Williams is expected to be back for Brooklyn after spraining his ankle a few games back, but that doesn't mean a guaranteed win for the struggling Nets.
Do the Nets keep Charlotte grounded? The Bobcats haven't scored in the 90s in four games, which is good news for a Nets team that has people wondering if coach Jason Kidd calls any plays.
Reading material: Nets Daily calls Michael Kidd-Gilchrist the Bobcat to watch, and Ben Swanson has more on center Al Jefferson's ankle troubles.
Wizards vs. Cavaliers
7 p.m. ET
Two teams with high aspirations coming into the season; two teams with more issues than they hoped to be dealing with.
Who finds positives to build on in an early rematch? The Cavs are off to a 4-7 start and are dealing with off-court issues that are dominating the local headlines. But after a recent overtime victory against these same Wizards in which Irving dropped 41 points, perhaps there's a glimmer of hope. The Wiz will be entering this Wednesday night game on a winning note after coming back from a big deficit to beat the very good Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday.
Reading material: Bullets Forever's Mike Prada discusses John Wall's back issues, and Fear the Sword's Sam Vecenie gives an account of Cavs' players-only meeting. (It might be fictional.)
Blazers vs. Bucks
8 p.m. ET
It's the NBA's hottest team against the NBA's coldest team.
Will Milwaukee crack 80 points? The Bucks haven't topped 80 in the last two games. Losers of five straight, they host a Portland squad that has won six in a row. It isn't outlandish, at this point, to wonder if LaMarcus Aldridge, Damian Lillard and Nicolas Batum could outscore the entire Milwaukee roster themselves.
Reading material: Frank Madden at Brew Hoop wonders if the Bucks are already on the brink of a failed season just nine games in. Meanwhile, Blazer's Edge is questioning whether or not a 9-2 start means much.
Jazz vs. Pelicans
8 p.m. ET
Well, the Pelicans ended a three-game skid on Saturday by pouring 135 points on the 76ers. Utah is 1-11 but on Wednesday gets to see the debut of rookie point guard Trey Burke.
Utah Jazz: Trey Burke to make NBA debut tonight in New Orleans; Jeremy Evans will also play http://t.co/6oZJEmPMpH
— Jody Genessy (@DJJazzyJody) November 20, 2013
Who gets going: New Orleans' deep backcourt of Utah's young big men? The Jazz duo of Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter has been disappointing this year after showing signs of being ready to lead at least a competitive team this season. The Pelicans haven't seen the expected production out of their backcourt of Jrue Holiday, Eric Gordon and Tyreke Evans.
Reading material: The Bird Writes discusses Holiday's turnovers issues this season.
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Why I took Darwin Barney in my fantasy league and why you should too!
Zack Greinke makes his first postseason start as a Dodger, and has allowed 19 runs in his last 16 starts. Both teams are using the same starting lineups as Thursday night.
Donnie Murphy's major league numbers have been all over the board in his career. Is he now a productive player?
Comparing the different types of home run hitters
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Freeman to the DL; DeWitt recalled.
The Cubs had a news conference for their newest relief pitcher at Wrigley Field Friday. Here are some of the highlights.
Former Yankee could join Braves in minor league deal.
Beyond Erik Komatsu, are there any low-budget, low-risk pickups that would make sense for the Twins?
The Chicago Cubs are set to call up infielder Adrian Cardenas to replace Blake DeWitt.
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This is my own "re-telling" of the tour of Scala from the official Scala website. If you are wondering why another tour, it's mostly because it was fun and informative. I hope you feel the same way.
You should be able to go through these in the order listed, with each building on previous topics. I've also linked to the original tour topics as well as added my own where I thought it might help.
- ScalaBasics – Scala has some surprising syntax for both Javaists and Rubyists. This is a crash course.
- UnifiedTypes – everything is an object. Even
Int. Finally.
- ScalaClasses – Scala is object-oriented.
- ScalaProperties – Scala intelligently handles so-called "getters" and "setters"…by not having them
- ScalaPackages – Scala allows code to be packaged for visibility and organization.
- ScalaObject – Scala has direct support for singleton objects.
- ScalaTraits – Scala allows multiple inheritance via mixins.
- ScalaGenerics – Scala allows parametrized types.
- ScalaAnnotations – Scala can use Java annotations.
- ScalaOperators – Scala's flexible syntax lets you create your own operators.
- JavaIntegration – Scala can call anything that Java can.
- ScalaFunctions – Scala has strong support for functional programming.
- PatternMatching – Scala has an advanced
- FunctionCurrying – define a function that has received some of its parameters now, and will get the remainder later.
- CaseClasses – taking switch statements to a useful level.
- ExceptionHandling – Scala does have exceptions, but they are handled more simply than Java
- OptionType – Scala prefers a different way of handling null, by using the null object pattern
- SealedClasses – tightening up CaseClasses.
- XmlLiterals – Scala allows XML literals that are smarter than strings.
- ForComprehensions – don't let the name confuse you; this is about Scala's powerful
forloop construct.
- TypeBounds – Scala's generic types can be restricted and bound for (alleged) understandability.
- InnerClasses – Scala supports nesting classes within objects and other classes.
- ImplicitConversions – Scala can implicitly convert objects to other types.
- TypeDependentClosures – Scala has proper support for closures. Take that, Java!
- DefaultParameterValues – Scala 2.8 now supports default parameter values
- NamedParameters – Scala 2.8 introduced named parameters. Take that, Objective-C!
- ImplicitParameters – Scala can automatically pass parameters to methods that need them!
- TypeVariance – Scala supports more advanced generics/type parametrization via covariance and contra-variance. Your instinct is to run far away, but I think I've found a way to explain it.
- AbstractTypes – Scala supports type aliasing and abstract types as an alternative to generics/type parametrization.
- AdvancedScalaObjects – Scala's singleton objects are quite powerful.
- DuckTyping – Scala supports duck typing. Take that, Ruby!
- ActorsAndConcurrency – Scala uses an actor/message-passing style of concurrency.
- TypeSpecialization – Scala 2.8 allows specialization of generics for primitive types.
- PackageObjects – Scala 2.8 provides a means for packages to include things other than just classes and objects.
- ExplcitlyTypedSelfReferences – This is like the final boss in Super Mario 3. Good luck.
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I have a J2ME game, that I would like to publish on OVI. However I came to realize that this requires the game to go through Java Verified certification and signing. In this thread I will try to share my experiences with this process. Hopefully this can shed some light on how difficult this is (or isn't).
I won't go into too much detail about the application itself, but here are some short info to understand how it relates to the process:
- It's a RPG game, with several levels. Each level is stored as a binary resource file, i.e. a level only has data, there is no level specific Java code.
- The app is self-contained, i.e. it does not make any connections or similar.
- It uses RMS to store game state. A single RecordStore is used.
- Only MIDP 2.0 on CLDC 1.0 API's are used, no other JSR's or Nokia UI.
- The game is localized in several languages. Language texts are stored in binary resource files along with level data.
If you want to know more see: http://www.wyrmgard.com