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Mia Wasikowska attended the 'Tracks' photocall during the 2013 Venice International Film Festival in Italy this afternoon.
Sticking to a strict black-and-white colour palette, she wore a t-shirt dress with a pleated skirt which is in total contrast to the sombre colours she tends to favour.
I can't remember a time when I saw her wearing something so light, airy and summery.
The matchy-matchy sandals were a perfect finishing touch.
Her hair and makeup simple and neutral; perfectly acceptable for a photocall. This now has me excited for the premiere this evening.
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(BAY CITY, Mich.) - Walsh University's Justin Nolan (Sr., 5-11, Medina, OH/HS) has been selected the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Men's Soccer Goal Keeper of the Year for 2013. Additionally, Chris Lynch (Jr., 6-2, Bellbrook, OH/HS) also earned post-season accolades as he was selected to the All-GLIAC…
11.5.13 MEN'S SOCCER: Cavs Fall to SVSU in GLIAC Quarterfinals
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(UNIVERSITY CENTER, Mich.) – In a valiant attempt to pull off a major upset, No. 6 Walsh fell short in a 5-2 decision to host and No. 3-seed Saginaw Valley in the quarterfinal of the 2013 GLIAC Tournament. The Cavaliers (5-11-1) led by a score at halftime, but the Cardinals (10-3-5) spoiled the Cavs' bid with three second…
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GOOD MORNING DELMARVA - Two-hundred thirty five - That is the number of amputations performed daily on patients with diabetes in the United States. It all begins with a foot ulcer - that results in a non-healing wound and leads to amputation. During National Foot Health Awareness Month in April, Peninsula Home Care is paying close attention to prevention and treatment of foot related health problems.
"Most people with diabetes know the importance of checking blood sugar levels, while the importance of daily foot exams is underemphasized," said Nancy Bagwell, Peninsula Home Care branch director. "We know that comprehensive foot care programs can reduce diabetes-related amputations and help people live healthier and more independent lives. That is why our nurses are required to educate patients on proper foot care and regularly check the feet of patients who are pre-diabetic and those diagnosed with diabetes."
Foot problems most often happen when there is nerve damage which results in loss of feeling in your feet. Poor blood flow or changes in the shape of your feet or toes may also cause problems. Being aware of different foot related conditions will keep you one step ahead in preventing more serious complications.
Foot Problem
Nerve damage, lessens your ability to feel pain, heat and cold and can also lead to changes in the shape of your feet and toes.
Ask your health care provider about special therapeutic shoes.
Skin Changes
Feet may become very dry and the skin may peel and crack. The problem is that the nerves that control the oil and moisture in your foot no longer work.
After bathing, dry your feet and seal in the remaining moisture with a thin coat of plain petroleum jelly, an unscented hand cream, or other such products.
Foot Ulcers
Ulcers occur most often on the ball of the foot or on the bottom of the big toe. Ulcers on the sides of the foot are usually due to poorly fitting shoes.
Staying off your feet is very important. Your health care provider may put a special shoe, brace, or cast on your foot to protect it.
Poor Circulation
Poor circulation (blood flow) can make your foot less able to fight infection and to heal.
Exercise is good for poor circulation. It stimulates blood flow in the legs and feet. Walk in sturdy, good-fitting, comfortable shoes, but don't walk when you have open sores.
Many people with diabetes have artery disease, which reduces blood flow to the feet. Also, many people with diabetes have nerve disease, which reduces sensation. Together, these problems make it easy to get ulcers and infections that may lead to amputation.
Most amputations are preventable with regular care and proper footwear.
One of the biggest threats to your feet is smoking because it can cause decreased blood flow to the feet and make wounds heal slowly. A lot of people with diabetes who need amputations are smokers.
Medicare may cover the costs of preventative extra depth footwear if you are diabetic and have one or more of the following conditions:
Poor Circulation
Foot Deformity
Previous amputation of the foot or part of the foot
History of foot ulceration
Peripheral neuropathy with a history of callus formation
Peninsula Home Care recommends these foot care tips to keep your feet happy and healthy:
Inspect your feet daily (if a patient can't reach their feet they can hold them over a mirror on the floor)
Moisturize your feet (avoid lotion in between the toes)
Cut nails carefully and always straight across
Avoid loose fitting or too tight socks
Keep feet warm and dry
Never walk barefoot
Take care of your diabetes
For more information about Peninsula Home Care, please visit www.peninsulahomecare.com
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Barnes & Noble is struggling. Could Microsoft, which invested $300 million in the company's Nook digital reader business last year, be the bookseller's savior? Barron's got the rumor mill going over the weekend when it wrote that Microsoft's ownership of the nation's largest bookseller would "jump start" the company's retail efforts by giving it 677… Read More
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GeekWire's Todd Bishop just made the leap. Will you? Microsoft is turning on the marketing engines for its new tablet computer, the Surface, which is set to debut October 26th. It also just released pricing information for the first time, with the device ranging between $499 (32GB without Touch Cover) and $699 (64GB with Touch… Read More
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On the surface, things look pretty good in the tech industry. Amazon.com has openings for 1,000 positions in Seattle, and companies such as Twitter, Facebook, Zynga and others are establishing engineering offices here. Venture capital is flowing, as evidenced by the more than $100 million that just arrived at the doorstep of Bellevue-based Donuts Inc…. Read More
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Michael Arrington, the flame-throwing founder and co-editor of TechCrunch, is starting his own venture capital fund. The $20 million CrunchFund includes backing from AOL — which purchased TechCrunch last year — as well as venture capitalists at firms such as Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Sequoia Capital and Greylock Partners. TechCrunch covers many of those… Read More


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Eislingen, 23 June 2014 – As a traditional service expert, tool manufacturer MAG is expanding its retooling activi-ties. In connection with its machine and system retrofits, MAG is offering retooling mainly for its brands Boehringer, Ex-Cell-O, Cross Hüller and Lamb, but also for other brands. This means that the machines are not only fitted with state-of-the-art technology afterwards but are also equipped to meet increased productivity requirements. From complete rebuilds to the machining of new components, subsequent retooling is part of the company's core business.
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Eislingen, 23 April 2014 – MAG has built itself a reputation as a specialist for cold rolling of splines in power trains. The tried-and-tested Ex-Cell-O technology can now be found in modern, energy-efficient and hydraulic-free high performance cold rolling machines of the XK series. Machine tool manufacturer MAG has now grouped the company's cold rolling specialists together in the new Business Unit Cold Rolling Technology.
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Göppingen, December 20, 2013 – MAG IAS GmbH completes the sale of its Industrial Equipment business to the Fair Friend Group and concentrates its activities on the global automotive markets. MAG supplies advanced technology for world-wide Automotive OEMs and suppliers. Bookings targets for 2013 have been reached.
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Smart Production Systems" represent powerful, streamlined and versatile manufacturing that meets the current challenges facing the manufacturing industry. MAG will present numerous new technologies, introduce new products and production concepts with a view to the entire process chain and the production environment at the global industry trade fair EMO, September 16 to 21 in Hanover. Visit our booth in hall 12 / B82 and experience the diversity of the MAG solutions.
MAG presents "Smart Production Systems" at EMO
Under the slogan "Smart Production Systems", MAG will present numerous new technologies, introduce new products and production concepts with a view to the entire process chain and the production environment at the global industry trade fair EMO in Hanover.
New system machine SPECHT 450 DUO - double productivity without compromise
Göppingen, July 19th, 2013 - MAG introduces the new twin-spindle SPECHT 450 DUO with numerous technical innovations, outstanding technical data and market leading tool change times to maximize productity in the small engine and parts production market.
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On the occasion of this year's Renault–Nissan supplier's meet, held in Chennai, India on June 5, 2013, MAG received the prestigious award as Best Capital Equipment Supplier 2013.
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Hi all here on the community.
I have a problem, according to Norton Internet Security I have a Trojan Horse each time I scan my PC.
The virus name are: c:\users\administrator\appdata\locallow\sun\java\d
I don't know where it comes from.. And I have no idea what to do really, I'm getting paniced..
Please, if you know what I should do, please i beg for your help.
According to Norton this is a High security threat.
Regards / Puckot
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello Puckot92
This looks like you are getting it from Java. I would go to control panel and hit java and empty out the temp files from there.
What operating system and service pack are you using? What is your year and version of NIS installed now? What version of Java do you have installed now? I would suggest getting a fresh new install of Java even if you have the latest version installed.
You could also run a scan with the free version of Malwarebytes and post the log here when it is finished.
Download the free version, install and update then run a FULL scan. After the scan completes you should post the logs back to this thread.
You can find Malwarebytes here
It is a safer location to get the program from than malwarebytes themselves because some malware creators have large lists of sites that they block. Please be careful to down load the correct program ----the FREE version of MALWAREBYTES
(Thanks to Delph for providing the alternative site)
Please come back and let us know how you made out. Thanks.
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Hi Puckot92:
You need to download the latest Java update from Sun Microsystems, and remove all older versions from your system.
you may consider JavaRa
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floplot thanks for your reply.
I have emptied the Temp files and disabled temp files for Java.
I am using Vista and the Service pack are Service Pack 2.
I have the latest Java installed.
I will run the Malware bytes.
Here are the result:
Norton: No virus.
Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.46
Databasversion: 4070
Windows 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2
Internet Explorer 8.0.6001.18904
2010-05-06 13:40:34
mbam-log-2010-05-06 (13-40-34).txt
Skanningstyp: Fullständig skanning (C:\|D:\|G:\|I:\|)
Antal skannade objekt: 389631
Förfluten tid: 5 timme(ar), 30 minut(er), 40 sekund(er)
Infekterade minnesprocesser: 0
Infekterade minnesmoduler: 0
Infekterade registernycklar: 2
Infekterade registervärden: 0
Infekterade registerdataposter: 0
Infekterade mappar: 2
Infekterade filer: 3
Infekterade minnesprocesser:
(Inga illasinnade poster hittades)
Infekterade minnesmoduler:
(Inga illasinnade poster hittades)
Infekterade registernycklar:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\RegTool (Rogue.RegTool) -> No action taken.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\RegTool (Rogue.RegTool) -> No action taken.
Infekterade registervärden:
(Inga illasinnade poster hittades)
Infekterade registerdataposter:
(Inga illasinnade poster hittades)
Infekterade mappar:
C:\Users\puckot\AppData\Roaming\RegTool (Rogue.RegTool) -> No action taken.
C:\Users\puckot\AppData\Roaming\RegTool\Logs (Rogue.RegTool) -> No action taken.
Infekterade filer:
C:\Windows\Tasks\RegTool Scan.job (Rogue.RegTool) -> No action taken.
After this I cleaned the Java Temp folder.
And I disabled Java from saving Temporary files on my PC.
Can this have solved the problem? Because if it can't save Temporary files, then I should'nt be able to get such kind of viruses, right? Because it can't be saved.
Also I wonder what may have caused this virus.. could it have been any website coded in Java?
Regards/ Puckot
Thanks for your reply.
Yes this I have already done this.
Please read my other post with the Malware scan.
I'm pretty sure that the problem are solved.
First I run NIS and it showed me that I had 1 Trojan Horse, the "Vmain Java Virus".
So I removed it with Norton.
After this I used Malwarebytes Antimalware and removed several virus which Norton did'nt detect.
After this I updated my Java and Cleaned the Temp folder and disabled Java from saving Temporary-files.
Then I run CCleaner and cleaned all cookies/history etc..
And I use Firefox so I added a couple of addons which block Java-scripted sites untill I allow them. "NoScript".
Also I removed all the old Java versions on the Firefox add-ons and just saved the current; "6.0.20".
I hope this have solved my problem, I will wait for another week and see the result.
Hello Puckot92
It sounds like you should be in good shape now. Remember to check Java and Adobe for updates frequently as those programs do update quite often for security reasons. Don't rely on automatic notices about newer versions. That can take several weeks before they get around to notifying you. Make it a habit to check those sites for updates along with any other programs that get updated. Also, make it a habit to run the free version of malwarebytes like once a week, the quick version is fine for that. It's a good on demand scanner to double check what Symantec might miss and also to clean up after what Symantec does fix. Be careful though when you use programs like Ccleaner. You really have to know what you are doing when you use registry cleaners. One wrong item removed and you could end up with a computer which you can't use again without reinstalling everything.
We'll be waiting to hear if your computer remains clean and that you have solved your problem.
Success always occurs in private and failure in full view.
Thanks for your reply again.
I will check for updates manually like you said and run Malwarebytes weekly.
Is there any other program you think might delete what Norton can't?
Yes we will have to wait 1 week.
I thank you for your help very much.
Regards/ Puckot
why does Rogue.RegTool display
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\RegTool (Rogue.RegTool) -> No action taken.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\RegTool (Rogue.RegTool) -> No action taken.
wouldn''t this be better ?
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\RegTool (Rogue.RegTool) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\RegTool (Rogue.RegTool) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.
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Valbuena sits out opener
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CHICAGO -- Luis Valbuena was out of the Indians' Opening Day lineup Monday, but manager Manny Acta described the second baseman's condition as "playable."Valbuena suffered a bruised right hand when he was hit by a pitch from the Reds' Homer Bailey in the fourth inning of Saturday's Cactus League game. "He's just a little sore," Acta said of Valbuena. "We're staying on the conservative side, but our medical staff is pleased with his progress." Acta did not say when Valbuena would be back in the lineup. In the meantime, veteran Mark Grudzielanek filled in as the starter at second base. Acta said the Indians will use Grudzielanek "as we see fit" this season and said Grudzielanek and Valbuena will not form a platoon at second base. Last year, Jamey Carroll usually filled in for Valbuena when a left-handed pitcher was on the mound.
Acta hoping for quick start
CHICAGO -- Manny Acta's managerial tenure with the Tribe might have begun in October, but it had its ceremonial start on Opening Day against the White Sox.While Acta appreciated the significance of his first official game with the Indians, he said he appreciates every day that he has this opportunity. "I'm thankful," he said. "I'm lucky to have a chance to win or lose in a Major League game. I could be winning or losing in an independent league." Then he summoned his inner Seinfeld. "Not that there's anything wrong with that," he added, careful not to offend anyone in independent leagues. Acta, who was dismissed by the Nationals last summer only to land the Tribe job a few months later, wouldn't find anything wrong with his Indians getting off to a strong start this season. He preached the importance of such a start to his players early in spring camp, and he knows it would help fans get excited about a team that lost 97 games last year. "We have a passionate fan base that's been turned off the last few years," Acta said. "It's important to win some games so they don't go, 'Here we go again.'"
Worth noting
Jake Westbrook got the Opening Day starting nod for the Indians, despite missing all of last season. How rare is this? Well, in the context of the 2010 season, It's not all that rare, as both Ben Sheets (A's) and Shaun Marcum (Blue Jays) also started the opener for their teams despite missing '09. But in the context of history, this was actually pretty rare, indeed. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, it had only happened to four pitchers in the last 50 years -- Carl Pavano ('07, Yankees), Scott Erickson ('02, Orioles), Alex Fernandez ('99, Marlins) and Diego Segui ('77 Mariners). ... This marks the fifth time in the last six years that the Indians and White Sox are opening the season against each other. Only one of those meetings came in Cleveland. ... Russell Branyan (herniated disk in lower back) and Kerry Wood (strained back muscle), both of whom opened the season on the 15-day disabled list, are with the team in Chicago. Branyan is expected to join Triple-A Columbus on Thursday, when the Clippers open their 2010 season. ... This year marks the 70th anniversary of Bob Feller's Opening Day no-hitter against the White Sox -- the only Opening Day no-no in MLB history. It came on April 16, 1940, at Comiskey Park. Feller was in attendance for Monday's game as a guest of the Chicago Baseball Museum and the Jerome Holtzman Library. The museum will have a luncheon tribute to "Rapid Robert" on Tuesday at Harry Caray's restaurant.
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Moscow has been chosen as the venue for this year's international figure skating championship, to take place in April, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin announced Thursday at the start of a Russian cabinet meeting.
The Russian Figure Skating Federation filed an official bid with the International Skating Union on Tuesday to host the 2011 World Figure Skating Championship, which was canceled following Japan's massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami, Alexander Gorshkov, federation president, told CNN.
A number of high profile sporting events across Japan have been called off as the country continues to come to terms with the devastation caused by Friday's earthquake and tsunami.
"Everybody's healthy and happy," says a friend of the former skating champ
If U.S. cross-country skiers didn't ply their trade in a vacuum, Kikkan Randall would be adorning magazine covers and selling shoes, watches and electronics. The Olympian from Alaska won her second straight sprint World Cup race last weekend, holding off two Norwegians on their home snow in Drammen, Norway. That's like beating the old Celtics on the parquet. One of the skiers Randall outsprinted was Marit Bjoergen, who won five medals, including three golds, at the Vancouver Olympics and now has seven for her career.
Starr Andrews skates to Smith's hit "Whip My Hair"
Here are some of the most outstanding female athletes of the year in Olympic sports, listed in alphabetical order with a nod to the Korean and Chinese whose family names appear first. Next week, we'll look at some of the top males.
In a breakthrough performance that may have resurrected an always-promising international career, Alissa Czisny won the ladies event at the Grand Prix final in Beijing over the weekend. For years, Czisny, a 23-year-old Bowling Green grad, has been considered a brilliant artist with the tightest spins and most elegant turns in the sport. But she's also a capable jumper who would often crumble under the spotlight of competition. This weekend, she put together two strong efforts, taking the lead during the short program and maintaining the margin through the free skate.
Sports Illustrated will announce its choice for Sportsman of the Year on Nov. 29. Here's one of the nominations for that honor by an SI writer.
The Olympian says he'll be like a combination of Simon Cowell and Paula Abdul
She's one of South Korea's biggest stars -- with sellout shows, legions of devoted fans and a plethora of advertising deals.
It is a fairy tale romance of Olympic-sized proportions: China's 2010 gold medal pair skaters Zhao Hongbo and Shen Xue were married Saturday in front of thousands of fans -- on ice.
•Call it an Aggie Dynasty in the works. For the second straight year, both the men's and women's track and field teams from Texas A&M won team titles at the NCAA championships. Last weekend in Eugene, the men amassed 55 points, edging Florida by one, and the women scored 72, easily outdistancing the host Ducks who were second with 57.
With the competitive season over, Charlie White and Tanith Belbin relax into their romance
"I know I'm not a legitimate, real singer, but I can still rock it like Britney," says the figure skater
Make some more room in the Phinney family trophy case. Nineteen-year-old Taylor Phinney took home two medals at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Denmark this weekend. Phinney won the pursuit event and also captured a bronze in the omnium. His teammate Sarah Hammer won the women's pursuit earlier in the week, adding to the golds she won in 2006 and 2007.
HLN's Joy Behar talks with Olympic figure skater Johnny Weir about criticism that he was "too gay" for figure skating.
The View cohost's daughter Grace encourages Mom to practice - on skates
Despite the adversity faced by competitors living in areas of the world where sub-zero temperatures are uncommon, the history of African athletes competing at the Winter Olympics is surprisingly rich.
South Korea crowns its new queen after Thursday's competition
An American duo continues to make history, as CNN's Alex Thomas reports from the Winter Olympics.
Holding the Olympic medal she and her mom always wanted, Joannie Rochette finally smiled and talked about when she was a young skater and desperately wanted to make her mother proud.
South Korea's Kim Yu-Na performed a flawless free skate on Thursday to handily claim Olympic gold in the women's figure skating finals and earn the first figure skating medal for her country.
South Koreans react to Kim Yu-Na's historic gold medal win in women's figure skating at the Olympics in Vancouver.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- After the brilliance of the short program, it was hard to imagine there wouldn't be a letdown. How could South Korea's Kim Yu-Na be perfect a second night in the face of the suffocating pressure of expectations? How could Japan's Mao Asada skate mistake-free again and push Kim with her amazing arsenal of triple axels. And, most poignantly, how could Canada's Joannie Rochette keep herself together in the free skating program just four days after her mother's sudden death after arriving in Vancouver to watch her compete?
Things were good for Canadian figure skater Joannie Rochette in the weeks before the Winter Olympics. She had a 2009 world silver medal. Training was going well. And, she told her agent, she had her confidante and source of strength by her side.
VANCOUVER, B.C. -- Gold to Kim Yu-na of South Korea, silver to Mao Asada of Japan, and a bronze for the ages to Canada's Joannie Rochette. That is E.M. Swift's prediction for the Ladies' figure skating title, the showcase event on a day which also features medals handed out in men's aerials, women's cross-country, Nordic combined, women's hockey and women's giant slalom.
CNN's Alex Thomas wraps up Tuesday's competition at the Winter Olympics.
The battle belonged to Korea's exquisite Kim Yu-na and Japan's sensational Mao Asada, who are the two best women skaters of their time. But the night belonged to Canada's courageous and heartrending Joannie Rochette, who was competing just two days after her mother, Therese, died of an apparent heart attack early Sunday morning shortly after arriving in Vancouver to watch her daughter skate.
A day after the disheartening loss of its star-studded team in the men's hockey preliminaries, Canada got a warm boost when the pair of Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir won ice dancing gold Monday night.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- No man has ever won four Alpine skiing medals at a single Olympics, but Bode Miller is a threat to make history today in the men's giant slalom. Medals will also be handed out in biathlon, Nordic combined, women's ski cross and the men's speedskating.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- They did more than give their all. By twizzling their way to gold in ice dancing on Monday night, Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir handed out rally caps to a grateful nation.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Question: Will American audiences tune in to a ladies figure skating competition in which an American is not in the hunt for the gold medal? Maybe not even make an appearance on the podium? It hasn't happened since 1964, but we may find out in the next few days, for this Olympic gold will be decided between a couple of longtime Asian rivals: South Korea and Japan.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Tessa Virtue, 20, and Scott Moir, 22, skating with romance, precision, and creativity, gave the Canadians their first-ever ice dancing gold medal Monday night, easily beating their training partners, American champions Meryl Davis and Charlie White, who took silver.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- BLACK SUNDAY, ON ICE
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Just when it appeared the fix was in and the ice dance judges were up to their old political tricks, along came the original dance and all assumptions went flying into the profanity-laced, beer-fueled, tear-stained night.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- SI's Michael Farber calls today Hockey Day in Heaven, and with good reason: "The top six teams in the world are meeting in their most natural and appealing configurations, reprising the three Olympic finals that have included NHL players," says Farber. "There will be Canada against the United States and Sweden versus Finland in a pair of borders wars, all preceded by the geopolitical (and hockey) antipathy between Russia and the Czech Republic. Prague Spring, anyone?" Canada's Hockey Place becomes the epicenter of puckhead revelry today with a dream tripleheader on the ice. Of course, there are actual medals to be had in other venues, including the men's super-combined at Whistler Creekside (Bode alert!), women's 1,500-meter speedskating and the conclusion of men's two-man bobsled. It's also the debut of freestyle ski cross, the wild four-at-a-time plunge down the hill at Cypress.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Terrible day for the United States Olympic team yesterday: It won only four medals.
In a major upset, Evan Lysacek of the United States edged out defending gold medalist Russian Evgeni Plushenko to win the men's figure skating gold medal.
Tonight the 2009 World Champion goes for gold in men's figure skating at the Vancouver Olympics
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- In the end, the artistic skater didn't win because of his artistry. Evan Lysacek, without a quadruple jump, became the first American man to take home Olympic gold in figure skating since Brian Boitano in 1988, laying down a passionate, difficult, nearly perfect program to pass Russia's Evgeni Plushenko, he of the quad-triple jump.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Wasn't it romantic? Long ago, in a world before American Idol, judges with fickle hearts and talents with wow factors gripped and enchanted audiences on ice stages. All it took was that one moment in a skater's program to change everything -- like the money spiral from Michelle Kwan. She would gain speed in a sequined blur, then suddenly throw her arms out wide, burst into a flirty smile and glide elegantly on one skate blade across the rink in a curving line as if she were drawing hearts.
CNN's Jo Ling Kent talks about her experience training with China's gold medalists, Zhao Hongbo and Shen Xue.
It was 12 years ago at a U.S. ice rink that I suddenly realized I was watching something special. I was a 13-year-old aspiring to be an Olympic figure skater and practicing my modest double lutzes and double axels when Chinese pair skaters Zhao Hongbo and Shen Xue whizzed by me at lightning speed.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- It wasn't perfect. It wasn't the best performance of the night. It wasn't even the best performance by a Chinese team in the free skating portion of the pairs. But it was enough for Shen Xue, 31, and Zhao Hongbo, 36, to win China's first figure skating gold medal on their fourth trip to the Olympics, in the process breaking the record for most points in a pairs competition with a total of 216.57.
China's figure skating pair of Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo capped an emotional comeback to the Winter Olympics on Monday by capturing the pairs figure skating gold.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- So much for the archetype of the quiet and reserved Canadian. On the eve of the Vancouver Games, which will see 5,500 athletes from 82 countries compete for 258 medals, this city is overflowing with boosterism, positivism and optimism. Its rainy streets are filled with flapping Maple Leafs as well as a flapping Canadian media crowing about Team Canada's chances for medal success.
Plus more from the skater who calls missing out on a second chance at Olympics disappointing and shocking
Remember the town in Vietnam that, they said, had to be destroyed in order to be saved? Something like that applies very well to figure skating, a sport with a judging system was so corrupt that changes had to be made. Unfortunately, instead of trusting that they could change the judges, they changed the whole system, and thereby destroyed the sport's popularity.
Ever wonder what inspired the contests you watch at the Winter Olympics? Some sports got their starts on icy ponds, others were the byproducts of military activity.
Meet the high school senior who, as well as Mirai Nagasu, beat favorite Sasha Cohen
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Changes of the guard happen generationally, not seasonally, in ice dancing. Teams that are on top tend to stay on top, especially in an Olympic year. But yesterday a changing of the guard occurred in Spokane at the U.S. National Championships, as Meryl Davis, 23, and Charlie White, 22, defeated five-time U.S. champions Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto to win their second straight U.S. title.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- John Nicks, Sasha Cohen's 81-years-young coach, summed up the evening best: "It was an extraordinarily good start, but it was only a start."
The U.S. men's figure skating field is set for Vancouver, with Jeremy Abbott, Evan Lysacek and Johnny Weir heading to the Games, as expected.
What a difference a week makes for Lindsey Vonn. The U.S. alpine star had been horrible in Aspen, failing to qualify in the giant slalom and skiing off-course in the slalom. This past weekend, though, she nearly won all three races in Lake Louise, Canada. What's more, Vonn performed brilliantly under the same kind of conditions that often plague skiers in Whistler, site of the upcoming Olympics.
Evan Lysacek is right where he wants to be.
These lists are not mere compilations of all-time bests in their respective sports but all-time bests at quickening the pulse and evoking a visceral response from those fortunate enough to have witnessed their artistry.
Former figure skating champion and Olympian Nicole Bobek was free on bond Tuesday after New Jersey police accused her of being part of a drug ring.
Sweden's Christian Olsson will be unable to defend his Olympic triple jump crown in Beijing after he pulled out of the Games with a hamstring injury.
"I felt my body having the shakes," Olympian Oksana Grishuk tells PEOPLE
Each week, SI.com's Richard Deitsch will report on newsmakers from the world of TV, radio and the Web.
The world figure skating championships are underway in Sweden, but the top American woman, who is, in fact, not a woman, but a little girl, will not be there.
Cincinnati, which Longfellow described as ''the Queen City of the West,'' was taken by the heartstrings last week. So sweetly was the city conquered by the Queen of the East, Katarina Witt, that even Debi Thomas -- the defending world figure skating champion, whose best performance in more than a year was stuffed gracefully back in her face by the indomitable Witt -- came away an admirer.
John Baldwin didn't win a gold medal at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships this weekend – but he did get the girl.
Despite all the hue and cry surrounding figure skating's new scoring system, the one thing no one seemed to be worried about was whether it would lead to too many ties. After all, each of fourteen elements is marked to the hundredth decimal point. But on Sunday at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, the least likely happened. Defending champion Evan Lysacek and former three-time champion Johnny Weir did the near impossible: they finished the competition with exactly 244.77 points each.
ST. PAUL, Minn. --The ladies competition at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships was billed as a "battle of the ages," but the so-called battle turned into a rout. The kids blew the oldsters away, and the 13,000 fans in St. Paul's Xcel Energy Center couldn't have been happier to witness the evolution.
Christopher Bowman, a two-time U.S. figure skating champion, spent years struggling with drug use. His longtime coach recalls the athlete's talent and his "dark side."
Celebrated men's figure skater Christopher Bowman, widely known as "Bowman the Showman," was found dead on Thursday in a Los Angeles-area budget-motel room, say authorities.
Their story reads like a figure skating fairy tale: Jessica Dube, a 19-year-old, French-speaker, and at 4 feet 11, a pixie princess. The handsome Bryce Davison, 21, was her English-speaking prince. Among Canada's top-ranked pairs skaters, they just clicked.
They say that figure skating requires the elegance of a royal court, the grace of a ballerina, the speed of a sprinter, the balance of a tightrope walker, the endurance of a marathon runner, the coordination of a juggler, the strength of a high jumper and the rhythm of a dancer.
Ever since he portrayed a heartbreakingly earnest cheerleader on Saturday Night Live, Will Ferrell has shown that he gets the comic possibilities of modern sports. Stereotypes remained his specialty as he moved on to movies such as Old School, Kicking and Screaming and Talladega Nights and gave us, respectively, the rhythmic gymnast, soccer dad and stock car driver from hell. In his latest film Ferrell is as ungainly and un-self-aware as ever, but as a figure skater in Blades of Glory he turns that sport's biggest stereotype on its head.
Each week SI.com will select the athlete who displays excellence on and off the field as the Primetime Performer.
The best performance, by far, by a skater at the U.S. Figure Skating championships this week was put on by the new men's champion, 21-year-old Evan Lysacek.
Albena Denkova and Maxim Staviski's have won the ice dance gold medal at the world figure skating championships in Calgary - their first major title.
Russia's Irina Slutskaya has confirmed her decision not to defend her title at this month's world figure skating championships in Canada.
Russian athletes delighted the home crowd in Moscow at the world indoor championships with a hat-trick of gold medals on Saturday.
None of Russia's Olympic medallists will compete at this month's world figure skating championships in the Canadian city of Calgary.
Sasha Cohen thought she had blown it.
Shizuka Arakawa glided into the record books when she captured Japan's first ever Olympic figure skating gold with victory in the women's event, knocking favorite Irina Slutskaya into third.
Figure skater Sasha Cohen produced a stunning performance on the ice when she shimmied and sashayed her way through the ladies short program. And there was a stunning performance off the ice too, when two U.S. speed skaters pretended they liked each other.
It may have the strongest female audience for any sporting event, but it's not just women who will be watching women's figure skating at the Olympics this week.
It was hard to know what was the greater surprise on the last night of the Winter Olympic ice dancing program: the appearance of Americans on the podium or the sudden declaration of peace by the previously warring top Italian pair.
Tatiana Navka and Roman Kostomarov seized the ice dance gold medal on Monday to keep alive Russia's chances of sweeping all four figure skating titles at the Winter Olympics.
If looks could kill, Italy's Maurizio Margaglio would be in serious trouble.
World champions Tatiana Navka and Roman Kostomarov were upstaged when Italians Barbara Fusar Poli and Maurizio Margaglio returned from retirement to lead the ice dancing event.
Yevgeny Plushenko performed a pulsating free skate to win the men's title, keeping alive Russia's chances of completing an historic sweep of all four figure skating gold medals.
Michelle Kwan is gone. Bode Miller failed to win even a bronze in his first event. What's a U.S. advertiser at the Winter Olympics to do?
The Olympic favorites have been dropping -- or in some cases not dropping fast enough -- in Torino as a series of stunning upsets and miscalculations left many highly-fancied athletes grasping at what might have been.
Five-time world champion Michelle Kwan won't rule out withdrawing from the 2006 Olympic Games after cutting short her first practice session Saturday morning.
While skating in its most rudimentary form has been around for thousands of years, the sport of figure skating as we know it was developed with two great leaps forward in the mid-19th century.
In 1984 figure skater Scott Hamilton wowed the world with his intricate footwork and perfect jumps in winning the gold medal at the Olympic Games in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. The diminutive athlete dominated the sport in the 1980s, also winning four world figure skating championships.
Sweden's Olympic triple jump champion Christian Olsson is likely to miss the world athletics championships in August because of a foot injury, it was reported on Saturday.
Switzerland's Stephane Lambiel won the men's title at the world figure skating championships in Moscow on Thursday.
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Dr. Steven Brule and his new co-host Linda Barelli explore the wonder of planes and air travel.
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Dr. Steven Brule goes through airport security so he can fly on a plane.
Ep 02-Church
Dr. Steven Brule checks out what it means to go to Church and what god is?
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Dr. Steven Brule meets his personal lord and savior.
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Dr. Steven Brule checks out what a home is and where some people live.
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Dr. Brule talks shop with a real live carpenter.
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Dr. Steven Brule learns what a Horse is.
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Schranz down your veins. It is a rare type of a release. It's honour to represent new talents such as C-FORCE.
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Definitely a exceptional headliner and a talent of a South American massive. Groovy and powerful audio from our friend from Venezuela - Bomek. One of the brightest highlights this year.
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Rickie Lambert issues an open letter to Southampton fans following his move to Liverpool
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Rickie Lambert has written an open letter to Saints fans following his transfer to Liverpool.
Here are his thoughts in full...
"What can I say…?
"Southampton has been my life for the past five years, in which we have achieved all of our dreams and more.
"First I have to thank Markus Liebherr for saving Southampton then Alan Pardew for bringing me to the club.
"Thank you to all the staff involved in making me the player I am today. Without your knowledge and commitment I would not be here right now at a World Cup with England.
"Thank you to all the players, past and present, who I have had nothing but good times and success with driven by our club captain, Kelvin Davis. I love every last one of you.
"Thank you to the managers I have worked with – Alan, Nigel and Mauricio – and their teams for helping me and Southampton step up and adapt to every challenge that has come our way the past five years.
"When I grew up there was only one club I loved. I can honestly say now I have two clubs which will always be in my heart and that is thanks to the Saints fans.
"The people who support this club have been nothing short of amazing towards me and, when I look back in years to come, it will be the relationship I had with the fans here which will stand out the most.
"Southampton have allowed me to realise a lifelong ambition by joining Liverpool FC and taking my family home. The five-year plan when I arrived was to get this club from League 1 to the top half of the Premier League. Against all the odds we have achieved that.
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Already adept at shifting identity from play to play, the Packers' offense might have become even more difficult to pigeonhole with the addition of second-round WR Randall Cobb. The 5-10, 191-pounder out of Kentucky was considered by many close observers to be the most versatile player available in this year's draft. The consensus among team insiders is that Cobb, who is capable of contributing in five different capacities (wide receiver, running back, return man, holder and quarterback), is likely to make the biggest initial impact for the Packers from this year's rookie crop.
If free agent James Jones splits the scene, Cobb still shapes up as merely the No. 4 receiver behind No. 1 Greg Jennings, up-and-coming Jordy Nelson and the aging but still determined Donald Driver. But considering his diverse skills, an effort figures to be made to give Cobb at least a few potential big-play opportunities per game. Could any of those opportunities be of the "Wildcat" variety, which Cobb was involved in on occasion at Kentucky? The way we hear it, it would be a major surprise if head coach Mike McCarthy decided to add a "Wildcat" package to the Packers' already expansive arsenal.
Look for Cobb to definitely make his presence felt right away on special teams, where we're told he will get every opportunity to become the No. 1 return man on both kickoffs and punts for a unit that ranked 26th on kickoff returns and 22nd on punt returns in 2010.


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Each day, MLB.com selects one player from each game whose performance stands out:
Jay Bruce | Reds 6, Astros 5
Bruce hit the go-ahead home run against the Astros in the eighth inning, making it his fourth straight game with a homer.
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Floyd held the Red Sox hitless into the seventh inning and struck out nine over 6 2/3 innings to end Chicago's five-game losing streak and Boston's six-game winning streak.
Highlights » Matt Garza | Cubs 5, Phillies 1
Garza tossed seven shutout innings, allowing one hit and a walk while striking out 10.
Highlights » CC Sabathia | Yankees 6, Tigers 2
Sabathia tossed eight impressive innings, allowing just two runs on four hits while striking out eight.
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Edwin Encarnacion | Blue Jays 7, Mariners 2
Encarnacion hit his third home run in as many games to help clinch the Blue Jays' series with the Mariners.
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Loney's two-run single plated the only runs of the game as the Dodgers completed the sweep.
Highlights » Wade Miley | D-backs 8, Marlins 4
Miley didn't allow a hit until the sixth and held the Marlins to an unearned run in 6 1/3 innings.
Highlights » Josh Willingham | Twins 7, Royals 4
Willingham was 3-for-5 and a home run short of the cycle in his first game back from paternity leave.
Highlights » Ike Davis | Mets 6, Rockies 5 (11)
Davis' 11th-inning RBI single was the go-ahead hit in the Mets' win.
Highlights » Tim Hudson | Braves 4, Pirates 3
In his 2012 debut following offseason back surgery, Hudson delivered five tenacious innings before the Braves pushed past the Pirates to make him a winner.
Highlights » Derek Lowe | Indians 4, Angels 0
Lowe scattered three hits over 7 2/3 innings against the Angels to win his fourth game of the season for the Indians.
Highlights » Wilson Betemit | Orioles 5, Athletics 2
Betemit hit a three-run, walk-off homer.
Highlights » Jonathan Lucroy | Brewers 3, Cardinals 2
Lucroy had two hits, including a go-ahead two-run double in the sixth.
Highlights » Madison Bumgarner | Giants 4, Padres 1
Bumgarner won his fourth straight start by allowing just six hits and one run in 7 2/3 innings.
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Day: Snow coming to Nebraska; heaviest snow just to our east
A very large storm system is on the way for the drought-stricken areas of the central Plains.
Meteorologist Don Day with Day Weather says that while the entire state of Nebraska will see snow with this storm, the heaviest snow should just miss the Panhandle to the east and southeast.
Day said that the Cheyenne, Lusk, Torrington, Scottsbluff, Alliance areas should see 2 to 5 inches of snow, with areas from Kimball to Sidney picking up a little more, possibly up to 6 or 7 inches, with more from Ogallala eastward.
The National Weather Service has issued Winter Storm Warnings for Garden and Deuel counties, where they say 6 to 10 inches are possible in Garden county, with a foot possible in Deuel county. Areas further east, including Kearney, Grand Island, and Hastings, could see 14 inches or more.
Day said that a half-inch or more of water equivalent is likely for the southern portion of Nebraska and Kansas, and that is good news for the drought. Areas in the Panhandle will probably see less than a quarter inch of moisture content, but that is more than the area has seen in a while.
Like the storm on February 9th and 10th, this storm will have a bigger impact just east of us, but Day said that this should be seen as an encouraging sign that a large portion of the drought-stricken middle of the country is seeing precipitation.
Finally, Day added that other storms are on the horizon, with more snow possible Sunday into Monday, and again Tuesday into Wednesday. Day said that when these weather patterns develop, storms tend to move close to the same area, and if a storm would move 50 to 100 miles further north, western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming would see the heavy snow.
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Major immigration reform is long overdue and necessary for the economic, social, moral and security benefits of the country.
SNAP cuts impact all
The Norman Transcript / Norman, Okla.
Nearly 48 million Americans, or 15 percent of the country, receive an average food stamp benefit of $133 per month. The 6 percent, or $5 billion, cut to the nation's food stamp program will harm more than those individual recipients.
It will put a dent in the sales from companies that cater to lower-income consumers, analysts told The Associated Press. Stores like Wal-Mart, dollar stores or discounted bulk goods stores will see a sales decline for groceries and, ultimately, other goods.
The increased benefit began in 2009 as part of the federal government's stimulus package. The added cash, about $36 per month for a family of four, was supposed to help individuals and the business community better weather the recession.
With less to spend on food, individuals will likely be forced to cut back on other spending, and at this time of year, that typically means anything holiday-related. Analysts had already projected a lackluster fourth quarter, some fearing the worst since 2008.
Add in the impact of the federal government's shutdown, and the fourth quarter isn't shaping up to set any records.


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According to a Jan. 8 Target press release, the store announced plans to price match top online retailers year-round, including Amazon.com, Walmart.com, BestBuy.com and Toysrus.com (including Babiesrus.com).
If a shopper buys something at Target, then finds the same item at any of the above stores or a local competitor within seven days, Target will match the price.
"Guests can confidently shop at Target every day for the best value in retail," said Gregg Steinhafel, Target chairman, president and CEO, in a statement. "We know that our guests often compare prices online. With our new Price Match Policy and the additional five percent savings guests receive when they use their REDcard, Target provides an unbeatable value."
For more information about price match at Target, visit Target.com/pricematch.
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YUMA - The crowd tonight consisted largely of parents and their children. They huddled in candlelight and in each others' arms … perhaps a little tighter than usual.
People showed up for tonight's vigil to send a message back to the students, parents and teachers in Connecticut. The message is short and sweet, you are not alone. The vigil began at 9 o'clock this evening at place at Smucker's Park. It will run until 11 this evening.
It's located at Avenue A and 28th Street.
The event was put together by a local youth pastor, Robert Vazquez.
He wanted to bring the community together to share their thoughts, prayers and hopes with the Connecticut community devastated by a senseless act of violence against the most innocent of us all: our children.
The vigil was held on the park's playground. People lit candles and held white balloons in memory of the young lives snuffed out by today's bullets.
Video of tonight's vigil will be posted on YouTube for the Connecticut school and community affected by today's horrific shooting.
Anyone interested in seeing it, can go to YouTube.com and search for "Connecticut, Yuma Is With You."
Vazquez hopes to have it posted later tonight.
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Indianapolis — An Indiana House committee has endorsed a proposal aimed at regulating police use of drones, GPS trackers and other electronic surveillance equipment.
The House Committee on Courts and Criminal Procedure voted 6-1 Monday to advance the bill to the full House.
The bill sponsored by Republican Rep. Eric Koch of Bedford generally would require police to obtain search warrants or otherwise justify electronic surveillance methods, including unmanned aircraft.
The proposal would also restrict police's extracting of personal data from cellphones and the placement of cameras or other electronic surveillance equipment on private property.
Lawmakers said privacy rights had become a public concern following revelations that the National Security Agency had been routinely monitoring U.S. citizens' phone records and Internet use.


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Samoa country brief
Samoa, formerly known as Western Samoa, is a Polynesian Pacific country northeast of Fiji. Samoa consists of four inhabited and five uninhabited islands. The capital Apia is located on Upolu, the most populous and developed of the islands. Upolu and Savai'i, the other main island, account for 99 per cent of Samoa's 195 000 population.
In 1962, Samoa became the first Pacific island country to achieve independence. Samoa celebrated its 50th anniversary of independence on 1 June 2012.
In September 2009 Samoa changed from driving on the right to driving on the left. On 29 December 2011, Samoa moved the international dateline east and skipped a day to align its time zone more closely with New Zealand and Australia.
Political overview
Samoa is a stable parliamentary democracy. Samoa's constitution and its political system take substantial account of Samoan traditions and culture.
Samoa's Head of State is His Highness Tui Atua Tupua Tamasese Efi, who was elected by the National Legislative Assembly (NLA) in July 2012 for a second consecutive five-year term.
The NLA is elected by universal suffrage for five-year terms. All 49 seats are reserved for matai, which are people who have the status of chiefs in Samoa's villages. The Samoan Cabinet consists of the Prime Minister and 12 Ministers. Currently, all other Government MPs hold appointments as associate ministers, which means there are no government backbenchers. Prime Minister Tuilaepa Lupesoliai Sailele Malielegaoi has been in office since 23 November 1998.
In elections held on 4 March 2011, the Human Rights Protection Party (HRPP), which has governed Samoa since 1982, was returned to power. The HRPP has 37 of the 49 parliamentary seats. The opposition Tautua Samoa Party has the remaining 12 seats.
Samoa has an independent judiciary, including a specific court to resolve disputes over land and traditional titles.
Economic overview
Samoa has a small and developing economy that has generally performed well in recent years.
Remittances from Samoans working abroad are a key part of the economy. New Zealand is the main source of remittances, followed by Australia and the United States. Foreign development assistance in the form of loans, grants and direct aid is an important component of the economy.
Samoa is reliant on imports and has a large trade deficit. Its indigenous exports consist mainly of fish and agriculture products, but their proportion of GDP has declined steadily in recent decades. A large proportion of the population is employed informally and works in subsistence agriculture or low-level commercial ventures.
The economy suffered badly from the 2008 global recession and the 2009 tsunami, but had stabilised and was again growing, albeit slowly, before Cyclone Evan struck in December 2012. The World Bank has estimated total damages and losses from the cyclone at $206 million – equivalent to 30 per cent of GDP – making it Samoa's most expensive natural disaster ever. In comparison, the total costs following the 2009 tsunami were assessed at $131 million.
Bilateral relations
Australia's relations with Samoa are strong and productive, underpinned by our aid, defence cooperation program, the Samoa-Australia Police Partnership and people-to-people links. Australia's first representative was accredited in 1971 and a High Commission was established in Apia in 1977.
Australia is the largest development partner to Samoa. Around 70 per cent of bilateral funding is provided directly to the Government of Samoa and is managed and accounted for using Samoa's internal systems. Samoa's governance is among the strongest in the Pacific.
Australia's development assistance to Samoa, under the Samoa–Australia Partnership for Development, focuses on improving economic stability, increasing access to quality health and education services and building safer communities.
More information about Australia's development assistance to Samoa
In September 2012 Australia and Samoa agreed to increase the Partnership's efforts to improve economic infrastructure.
Samoa participates in the Seasonal Worker Program. Under the Program, seasonal horticultural workers from Pacific countries are recruited by horticultural enterprises in Australia to meet their seasonal harvest needs.
Australia and Samoa signed a Partnership for Security in August 2010 in Port Vila. Under the Defence Cooperation Program (DCP) with Samoa, Australia provided a Pacific Class Patrol Boat (PPB) to the Samoan Police Service's maritime wing in March 1988. Full-time, in-country Royal Australian Navy maritime surveillance and technical advisers provide follow-on support for the vessel and develop indigenous maritime surveillance and response capabilities. The DCP also provides in-country and Australia-based training in technical and professional skills, good governance and management. As well as maritime surveillance, the PPB is also able to provide a search and rescue capability, which was significant in the aftermath of the tsunami, when the PPB acted as a mobile response unit assessing damage and managing communications.
The bilateral relationship is enhanced by regular high-level visits. The Governor-General, HE Ms Quentin Bryce AC CVO, visited Samoa in March 2012. She was accompanied by former Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs Richard Marles, who has visited Samoa on a number of other occasions as well. Most recently, former Foreign Minister Senator Carr visited Samoa in February 2012. Prime Minister Tuilaepa visited Australia in June 2011 and July 2008 as a Guest of Government.
Samoa and Australia enjoy strong people-to-people links. An increasing number of Australians are visiting Samoa each year as tourists, while the number of Samoans travelling to Australia is also increasing. There are also a range of community and institution-to-institution links. Approximately 55 800 Australians identify themselves as of Samoan ancestry.
Bilateral economic and trade relationship
Samoa enjoys a balance of trade surplus with Australia. Australia is the destination for automotive wire harnesses produced by Samoa's largest private sector employer, Yazaki EDS. The harnesses are imported under a concession Australia provides Samoa under the South Pacific Region Trade and Economic Cooperation Agreement (SPARTECA). The current derogation expires in 2013. Australia is one of Samoa's main sources of imports after New Zealand, Singapore and the US. Australian merchandise exports to Samoa in 2012 totalled $25.97 million. Australia's imports from Samoa in the same period totalled $34.5 million.
Samoa has a number of Australian investors including Westpac and ANZ, which operate commercial banks in Samoa and The Fosters Group which owns Samoa Breweries.
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10:00am Saturday 1st February 2014 in News By Telegraph & Argus
Cullingworth teachers are learning about sports from the experts during special PE sessions.
Staff from the Sports Cool company have been commissioned to run PE lessons twice a week at Cullingworth Primary School.
The visiting coaches are also using the lessons to pass specialist skills to the class teachers.
The school is funding the sessions with part of its £9,000-a-year special PE funding, which is provided to every school in the UK by the government.
Sports Cool, which are based in Lancashire, already run after-school dodgeball, football and multi-sports sessions.
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MT. VERNON — An Ina woman has been arrested in connection with three area robberies, including The Cash Store robbery recently in Mt. Vernon.
Raquel Ashby, 39, was arrested on Tuesday and incarerated at the Franklin County Detention Center, according to the Mt. Vernon Police Department.
Ashby is a suspect in robberies in Mt. Vernon, the Cash Store in West City, and the Bank of America in Benton, according to reports.
The arrest follows a joint investigation by the MVPD, Benton, West City, and Ina Police departments and the Illinois Attorney General's Office.
The Cash Store in Mt. Vernon in the 3300 block of Broadway was robbed on the afternoon of June 15. According to reports, the suspect did not display a weapon although she indicated she had one. The suspect fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of money.


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A cool season grass with fine, hair-like green foliage and cloud-like flowers that change color as they mature. The seeds of this plant are beneficial to songbirds. Clump-forming.
Does best in moist to wet soils in partial to full shade.
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CATEGORIES MoviesDoes everybody know what time it is? It's Tool Time! That's right, Disneynature is proud to present Freddie "The Tool Man" from its newest documentary, "Chimpanzee."
The movie chronicles the true story of Oscar, a young baby that was orphaned and left to fend for himself in the wild. Incredibly, filmmakers were able to record Oscar's adoption into a neighboring chimp community, and chronicle his upbringing and growing pains.
In this exclusive sneak peek, audiences learn how the primates gather vital food from thick-shelled nuts -- a strategy that's sure to please the film's narrator, Tim Allen. Little rocks just won't get the job done, so they obviously need, as Allen says, "more power. Argh-argh-argh!"
What follows is like an episode of Tim's "Home Improvement" mixed with "National Geographic": Fellow chimp Freddie commits a major violation of tool law and pilfers another ape's equipment.
This chimp could seriously benefit from a wise lesson about the Mesopotamians from his fenced-in neighbor, Wilson.
"Chimpanzee" arrives in theaters on Friday, April 20, Earth Day weekend.


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The new dispenser design was created for companies who need dispensers to empty completely for one of several reasons: sanitation, the use of very high-value ingredients, or batching operations where tolerances are so close that even minor variances are unacceptable. Companies that benefit most include food companies, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and powdered metal processors. The dispensers are manufactured from seamless, rotationally molded, cross-linked (HDPE) polyethylene. Standard gauge is ½ inch. The polyethylene dispensers are superior to stainless steel in both chemical resistance, and resistance to mechanical damage from forklifts and other plant equipment, according to the manufacturer. Additionally, the polyethylene dispensers are exceptionally durable, have high tensile strength, and remain "sweat-free" when temperatures fluctuate. The new dispensers have a liquid-smooth finish, and unique interior geometry that makes them suitable for both powered and flaked material. Ingredients are gravity-fed continuously and evenly. There is no internal "shelf" to trap material, and no internal bolts or other interruptions of the polyethylene material. The new dispensers meet FDA and USDA requirements and are suitable for ultra-fine powders, high-density ingredients – and those that are mechanically or chemically corrosive. The dispensers are manufactured in 8-, 11-, and 15-cubic-foot capacities; all have the same footprint, so they are interchangeable on a production line.


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"Fifteen Feet and In" Playlist, 12/19/05
I started out with 'Go Ahead, John' off of Miles Davis's Big Fun album. Nice tune to start with, and I had a taste for the Blues yesterday. With that said, I found a Big Walter Horton album off of Alligator Records that was phenomeonal. If you can find Albert King's Live 1973 album, that's a doozy as well.
On my wish list, I think 'Steppin' Into Tomorrow' has to be on the list. I played Donald Byrd's 'Think Twice', which was redone by Erykah Badu...It's not even close, people... 'Think Twice' seguewayed smoothly into Main Source 'Lookin' Out The Front Door', which also used Byrd's 'Think Twice' as a sample.
I'm also up on Tom Scott's LA Express. I picked up the lead on Scott during my teen years while listening to the Blues Brothers...People don't ever underestimate that band...The Blues Brothers had a pile-driving rhythm section with Tom Scott on the Trombone. You can catch him now in David Letterman's band led by former Blues Brothers and Saturday Night Live band leader, Paul Schaffer.
With all that said, it was nice to be back on the air...Enjoy the list, and keep posted for more shows. I have some ideas for ya' coming your way...
"Fifteen Feet and In" Playlist 12/19/05
Miles Davis - Go Ahead, John
The Gators - Gator Bait
Dr. Alimantado - Best Dressed Chicken In Town
Edu K – Popozuda
Ethiopiques - Soul Tezeta
Tom Scott & The LA Express - Bless My Soul
Snooks Eaglin - Sophisticated Blues
Big Walter Horton - Have A Good Time
Albert King - I'm Going to Call You When The Sun Goes Down
(Request)Bob Dylan - Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You
Burning Spear - Our Music Our Music
Marley Marl - The Symphony
Medina Green feat. Mos Def - Crosstown Beef
Las Malas Amistades - Malo Jardin
Dave Ghetto - Hey Young World, Part 2
Thievery Corporation - Warning Shots
3rd Bass - Soul In The Hole
The Meters - Fire On The Bayou
Jimmy McGriff - Where It's At
Antimatter - Trip Computer
Johnny Lytle - Minor Soul
Ben Lee - In My Life This Bird
Donald Byrd - Think Twice
Main Source - Lookin' At The Front Door
The Doors - Peace Frog
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'90s influences San Franciscan rock band
Rock group Disastroid crash onto the scene with its newest LP "Money and Guilt."
The bay-area trio consists of Enver Koneya as the front man and guitarist, Travis Williams on bass and Braden McGraw on the drums.
The band has been touring the West Coast and the Pacific Northwest during the winter and new year.
Enver re-kindles memories of '90s grunge rock hailing from the Pacific Northwest with vocals that sound like Chris Cornell.
The Music features huge guitars and heavy bass, when the instrumental first track hits listeners liken the sound to cult hard rock favorite, Tool.
The lyrics tackle subjects like the hardness of life, struggle and as the title suggests, money and guilt.
The album is great reach back into history and puts a new spin on a lot of the grunge rock that stormed the world in the '90s. It has the musicianship and craft heard on albums by bands like Alice in Chains and Soundgarden but the loudness and static of Nirvana echoes through the guitars.
The pace of the music particularly in the choruses is what gives this sound a uniqueness, the pace is often break neck and helps move you away from being completely stuck in the '90s.
Fan's of hard rock, alternative and indie rock alike would appreciate what "Money and Guilt" has to offer the listener.
If break neck, loud, hard rock isn't your style, then stay away because this album has plenty on show.
The vocals are stunning on this album and tie it all together. Koneya breathes life into the songs with soaring notes that fan's of Audio Slave and Soundgarden would recognize well.
Growing up in Seattle, I have become familiar with the grunge scene, and no matter how the rock music scene changes, you will always hear Nirvana coming across the radio waves. Disastroid captures the sound with an awesome power and shows what is so good about rock music now. The ability to learn from what was good in the past and rework it in the most interesting ways.
You will soon be able to hear Disastroids on the air on 90.3 KSLC FM or online at linfield.edu/kslcfm.
Tyler Sedlacek
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Jacqueline L. Sims, 65, Logansport, passed away Thursday, April 18, 2013, at her residence.
She was born Aug. 23, 1947, in Logansport to the late Mr. and Mrs. James Petrie. On Sept. 2, 1995, in Logansport, she married Brian K. Sims, who survives. Jacqueline worked for Area Five Agency on Aging and Community Services. She was a member of All Saints Catholic Church, former member of the Daughters of Isabella and the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary. She also enjoyed Skip-Bo.
Surviving along with her husband is one daughter, Christina (John) Cover; grandson, Kegan Clark-Sanchez, both of Logansport; and two brothers, Brett (Holly) Petrie, and John (Kim) Campbell, both of Burnettsville. She was preceded in death by one son, Kenneth Clark.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 a.m. Monday at All Saints Catholic Church with Father Mike McKinney officiating. Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery. Visitation will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday in the Gundrum Funeral Home and Crematory. A Scripture Service will be at 3:30 p.m. You may sign the guestbook and send online condolences at www.gundrumfuneralhome.com.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis Health Center
What Is Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Arthritis means inflammation in a joint. Joint inflammation causes redness, warmth, swelling, and pain within the joint.
Rheumatoid arthritis is a type of chronic arthritis that occurs in joints on both sides of the body (such as both hands, both wrists, or both knees). This symmetry helps distinguish rheumatoid arthritis from other types of arthritis.
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Drugs for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can slow down the disease. However, after joint damage has occurred, surgery may be a reasonable option. Advancements in surgical treatment are giving people with rheumatoid arthritis more chances to maintain function and keep moving. Having surgery is never something to enter into lightly, but sometimes it can really help. When is the right time for surgery for rheumatoid arthritis, and what can you expect? There are a couple of reasons to choose surgery...
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Rheumatoid arthritis may also affect the skin, eyes, lungs, heart, blood, or nerves.
What Are the Symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis are:
- Joint pain and swelling
- Stiffness, especially in the morning or after sitting for long periods
- Fatigue
Rheumatoid arthritis affects everyone differently. For some, joint symptoms develop gradually over several years. In others, rheumatoid arthritis may develop quickly, while other people may have rheumatoid arthritis for a short time and then have a time with no symptoms, called remission.
Who Gets Rheumatoid Arthritis?
About 1% of Americans have rheumatoid arthritis. It is an autoimmune disease, meaning the body's immune system attacks its own healthy tissues. Rheumatoid arthritis is two to three times more common in women than in men, but men tend to have more severe symptoms. It usually happens in middle age, but young children and the elderly also can get rheumatoid arthritis.
What Causes Rheumatoid Arthritis?
The cause of rheumatoid arthritis is unknown. It is thought to be due to a combination of genetic, environmental, and hormonal factors. With rheumatoid arthritis, something seems to trigger the immune system to attack the joints and sometimes other organs. Some theories suggest that a virus or bacteria may alter the immune system, causing it to attack the joints. Other theories suggest that smoking may lead to rheumatoid arthritis.
Research hasn't found exactly what role genetics plays in rheumatoid arthritis. Some people do seem to have a genetic or inherited factor that increases their chance of developing rheumatoid arthritis.
How Does Rheumatoid Arthritis Affect the Body?
Once the immune system is triggered, immune cells migrate from the blood into the joints and joint-lining tissue, called synovium. There the immune cells make inflammatory substances that cause irritation, wearing down of cartilage (the cushioning material at the end of bones), and swelling and inflammation of the joint lining. As the cartilage wears down, the space between the bones narrows. As it gets worse, the bones could rub against each other.
Inflammation of the joint lining causes fluid to build up with the joint. As the lining expands, it may damage the bone.
All of these things cause the joint to become very painful, swollen, and warm to the touch.
How Is Rheumatoid Arthritis Diagnosed?
Rheumatoid arthritis is diagnosed from a combination of things, including:
- The location and symmetry of painful joints, especially the hand joints
- Joint stiffness in the morning
- Bumps and nodules under the skin (rheumatoid nodules)
- Results of X-ray tests
- Blood tests
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Eastman takes actions to reduce costs by an additional $100 million
March 9, 2009
Eastman Chemical Company announced it is taking additional actions to further reduce costs by more than $100 million in response to the ongoing global economic recession. These actions, in addition to those announced in December, increase Eastman's expected total cost savings in 2009 to more than $200 million. To implement these savings Eastman is reducing base pay for U.S. employees by 5 percent effective March 30, 2009, with equivalent cost reductions in bargaining unit sites and locations outside the U.S. They are also implementing a global targeted reduction in work force of between 200-300 employees within the next 4-6 weeks. They plan to reduce non-critical maintenance costs, logistics costs and discretionary spending. In addition to taking actions to reduce costs, the company lowered its budgeted 2009 capital expenditures to between $300 and $350 million. The company also expects to generate approximately $100 million of cash from working capital in 2009, assuming continued difficult economic conditions and raw material and energy costs similar to current levels.


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Walking through the back woods of the Swiss alpine countryside after a heavy summer rain can be magical.
Capturing this magic and abstracting it into images that inspire poetry was a very unique experience. I hope that these images and verses can inspire you as much as they inspired me.
- Hans Wendland
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