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Police responded on the scene of a bank robbery in Cape Girardeau.
It happened at the Bank of Missouri at 1622 North Kingshighway in Cape.
Police got the call shortly after 10 a.m. Monday, according to Sgt. Jason Selzer with the Cape Girardeau Police Department.
Bank employees say a white male wearing a baseball cap, a jacket with a hood and several layers of clothing underneath, entered the bank, wrote a note demanding money and handed it to the clerk.
No weapon was shown. The suspect took an undisclosed amount of cash and fled.
No one was injured.
The case is still under investigation and no one is in custody at this time.
Police have K-9 units looking for the suspect.
"If we can get a dog there in a reasonable amount of time, they can actually track across concrete and grass," Officer Darin Hickey said. "It might give us a benefit of which direction they went."
The same bank was robbed in January.
"We are going to look at each case on an individual basis," Officer Hickey said.
Hickey says there's not enough evidence to link the two crimes at this point.
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Sioux Falls Holds Conference to Discuss State of the Big Sioux River
Monday, Mayor Mike Huether hosted the first "We Need the River and the River Needs Us" summit. The river being the Big Sioux which flows through Sioux Falls.
Nineteen speakers from state, County, City, business, science, and recreation interests spoke. Two of my friends attended the event. This is their impression of what happened and what they learned.
The mayor started off the event, showing a bag of lawn fertilizer and his spreader announcing to all, he realizes he is part of the problem.
Two things stuck out to my friends: One, there is too much fecal material in the river. Second, there is too much phosphorus in the water. Both conditions make the river unsafe to swim.
Both of these problems can be fixed by changing the behavior of man. Fecal material gets in the water because livestock, wild animals, and even pets defecate in, near the river, or in a drainage way.
Obviously, livestock standing in the river is an issue.
Your pet – if you don't pick up after it, in your yard, on walks, or at the dog park, then you are part of the problem. Every pile of manure, no matter how small, adds to the problem. It is one of the reasons you shouldn't swim in the river.
Side question: why is the city dog park within 50′ of the river?
Next is phosphorus, a chemical. It is used in fertilizer and in other ways by industry. Farmers use it, and so do city folks, to create 'the perfect lawn.' Both uses end up in the river causing problems for fish, plants, and humans.
Both of my friends, Robin and Emily, said they learned many things. They were impressed with the knowledge and sincerity of the presenters.
However, they were disappointed that no proposals were put forth to make changes in the situation.
The Big Sioux River is listed as one of the worst rivers in the country. It has that status because we have not made the complete commitment to change it.
This summit was the first involving the many people involved with water quality on the river from it's headwaters near Watertown, to it's end at the junction of the Missouri near Sioux City.
Another disappointment to my friends: no follow up discussions are scheduled.
For more information on the event and the presentations the City of Sioux Falls website has it all: www.siouxfalls.org


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A 46-year-old man is in jail accused of attempted sexual conduct with a minor.
Police and U.S. Marshals arrested Ismael Delgado on Monday at a business in the 4500 block of East Speedway Boulevard, where he allegedly went to meet an underage girl that he thought was 14 years old for sexual purposes.
Police say Delgado was booked into the Pima County Jail for one count of luring a minor for sex and one count of attempted sexual conduct with a minor.
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Klay Thompson returned to Eastern Washington last Saturday to participate in Jamal Crawford's A Plus Classic at Spokane Arena. Thompson joined several other NBA players to help raise money for the Seattle-based A Plus Youth Program.
The former Washington St. Cougar averaged 12.5 points per game and shot 44.3 percent from the field in his rookie season with the Golden State Warriors. SB Nation Seattle interviewed Thompson to get his thoughts on Brandon Roy's comeback, the top shooters in the NBA and making adjustments from the college to the professional level.
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While local publications, as well as the New York Times (so late to the Bay Area game, as usual), have their say about Burning Man's descent into an elitist techie bacchanalia under the desert sun, we insist you watch the creation of Black Rock City live via the Burning Man 2014 Webcast.
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Officers arrested Stephanie Sweeney, 21, at 2:45 p.m. that day.
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CONVERSE — A local grocery store that has operated in Converse since 1934 remains closed after half the ceiling collapsed in May, leaving most of the store in shambles.
Barb Kidd, who owns Hodson's Grocery, 110 N. Jefferson St., with her three sisters, said the old tin roof that was installed when the building was first constructed in the 1890s fell in after support beams and a supporting wall had been removed decades ago to make the store more spacious.
The ceiling collapsed around midnight, she said, and no one was injured.
"When I saw the damage, I wanted to start bawling, because how were we going to fix it?" Kidd said. "We're a small store, you know? We don't just have money sitting around. It was kind of crazy. I still have pictures on my phone, and when I look at them I'm like, 'Oh man.'"
To reopen, Kidd said they'll need to install new support structures on the first and second floors of the building.
She said a structural engineer recently inspected the building and created a report that should give the store and its insurance company an idea of how much it will cost to repair.
The Hodson family owned the store from 1934 to 2006, when Kidd and her sisters purchased it to keep it from going out of business.
The grocery has four aisles of food, fresh produce, a meat cutter and other items. It's the only grocery store in Converse, which has about 1,200 residents.
"Here in town, there's no other place to get fresh produce," Kidd said. "But we're a dinosaur. We can't compete with the big grocery chains. So maybe this is a refresher course about how important this store is to the community."
She said she hopes the store will reopen by the end of the year or sooner, and noted the support from the community after the ceiling collapse has been "astounding."
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A Las Vegas judge ordered two boys charged in the deaths of six kittens to serve 12 months of probation.
The 11-year-olds received their sentence Tuesday in Clark County Juvenile Court.
During a scheduled psychiatric evaluation in the case, both boys had normal results.
According to Las Vegas Metro police, the boys were accused of throwing rocks at a feline that was giving birth at an apartment complex in the 9600 block of W. Russell Road on Oct. 9.
The cat give birth to six kittens that later died, police said.
The two boys described to a judge in court on Tuesday why they decided to throw rocks at the cat.
"We tossed a couple of rocks and a couple hit the cat, by mistake. We weren't really trying to hit the cat… we were trying to see if we could scare it to move to get it to the complex to see if someone would claim it," one of the unidentified minors testified.
Along with the probation the presiding judge William Voy ordered the juveniles to serve 80 hours of community service, along with a mandated curfew.
The boys were also ordered to write an essay on treating animals with respect. The judge prohibited the kids from contact with each other.
The case has drawn the anger of group Concerned Citizens and Animal Welfare Advocates as well as Nevada Political Action for Animals. Members of both groups have gathered outside the court house before the boys' scheduled appearances.
"Animal rights groups are disappointed (with the sentencing) because it's just a slap on the wrist. What they got does not fit the crime," Stacia Newman, president of Nevada Political Action for Animals, told FOX5.
Newman feels the boys should have been placed on probation till they're 21 so their criminal record isn't sealed when they turn 18.
But Jeannie Hua, defense attorney for one of the boys, said her client has already suffered enough.
"He is scared… he knows he made a mistake, he is never going to do anything like this again," Hua told FOX5.
Meanwhile Newman hopes these boys don't fulfill their community service by working with any animals.
"Taking care of animals and fluffing the little blankets and putting the food in the dishes, that's like putting a pedophile at a daycare center," Newman told FOX5.
The prosecution did want the boys to work with Animal Control as part of their community service, but the judge said that organization wouldn't allow it.
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For the past 20-years, the General John A. Logan Museum has had a home in Murphysboro.
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Editorial: Don't Assume The Worst When Involving The Public
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I recently wrote an editorial questioning the process used by Carolina Beach Mayor Bob Lewis and Council to form a Boardwalk Committee to help fashion the Boardwalk Improvement Project.
In short, the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners voted August 19th, to approve of a $500,000 grant to the Town of Carolina Beach for a $1.6 million dollar Boardwalk improvement project. That project will replace and expand the existing wooden oceanfront boardwalk with wider walkways, new seating areas and many other park related amenities including a splash pad for the kids. That's excellent news, but the entire process has been light on soliciting public participation. I'm on the Town's email list and ran a search of emails notifying the public of meetings of the "Boardwalk Improvement Committee." I found two.
That was basically the opener to my editorial published August 21st. Later on the Town sent out a notice of a Boardwalk Committee meeting on September 5th. Lewis forwarded the email notice to me stating, "This would be good for the next accusation that we are leaving people out of the process."
I responded, "It wasn't an accusation. :-) And I think it's great that you are sending out notices to candidates and the public. I'll be there."
Lewis responded and the part that struck me as odd was his statement, "I am not talking about you in your editorial you clearly have a different philosophy than I do and what you consider the appropriate time for a public hearing is much different than mine. If I had requested a public hearing in February when we tossed around the idea your editorial would of said why would the Mayor and Council bring something like this forward. They do not have a plan, they do not have funding, it sounds like they plan to push the town $1.5 million in debt or more, why not get the funding first. Because we took a different business oriented approach of get the funding first and then finalize an implementation plan you take me and the council to task. I am fine with if I say white you say black it sells papers."
I'll keep this short.
Don't assume you know what other people think, especially what I may or may not write. Your assertion indicates you wanted to put together a project, get the funding and then ask the public for their input. That's your chosen approach. I'm not out to get you. I think the project is great. But in the spirit of engaging the public to participate in their local government, a hearing in February would have been nice. And by the way, your email just told us why you didn't request a hearing in February, because you assumed the worst with regards to public opinion.
As a businessman you should appreciate the practice of sharing information, rewards, and power with employees so that they can take initiative and make decisions to solve problems and improve service and performance.
In public service it's called public participation.
The following is the previous editorial the Mayor was referencing...
Editorial: Boardwalk Improvement Project Excellent News, But...
The New Hanover County Board of Commissioners voted Monday morning August 19th, to approve of a $500,000 grant to the Town of Carolina Beach for a Boardwalk improvement project. That project will replace and expand the existing wooden oceanfront boardwalk with wider walkways, new seating areas and many other park related amenities including a splash pad for the kids.
That's excellent news, but the entire process has been light on soliciting public participation.
I'm on the Town's email list and ran a search of emails notifying the public of meetings of the "Boardwalk Improvement Committee."
I found two.
Just as with the proposed community pool, public participation is key to any successful government project.
Open house events, workshops and other outreach methods always serve to enforce a project based on the participation process.
This is an excellent project and holding more public hearings ensures that people don't look back on a project and feel left out of a process they would have appreciated being involved in.
And yes, the idea has been talked about at prior Council meetings, but the most notable was Mayor Lewis showing some ideas such as splash pads and boardwalks in other cities.
And Mayor Lewis wrote to County Commission Chairman Woody White last week that, "Yes despite statements to the contrary this project has been discussed repeatedly and vetted at several past council meetings over the past 6-7 months. Council has formed an ad hoc committee that is comprised of 20 community residents. These residents come form a wide cross section of the community, business owners in the immediate boardwalk area, members of Step Up for Solider's, The Island Womens Group, residents at large, a local architect, Chamber of Commerce members and of course town Staff. The vast majority of feedback we have gotten has been overwhelmingly positive on the need to repair, replace and upgrade the existing structure. Since February of this year council has been working with the State of North Carolina to secure Water Resources and CAMA grants to make this project a reality. Since this project was not costed into our previous or the current town budget we did our due diligence working to secure grants before coming to the county for this request. If we gain your approval we will hold a public hearing prior to moving forward with this project. This project is also important to those organizations who support individuals with disabilities. For individuals with disabilities we will be providing 10' wide beach access at 11 locations and a 18' wide boardwalk promenade with recessed seating so individuals with wheelchairs and their families can now more easily utilize the boardwalk for their enjoyment."
The $3,000 renderings of the project will certainly be helpful at any future public hearing. Yet holding a public hearing at this point with an eye on starting and completing the project in the upcoming off-season will serve more as an informational meeting than a public participation process.
One question comes to mind; does the Town have accurate cost estimates? They are still finalizing the designs for the project. Still have to solicit bids for the project. The cost could be more than the $1.5 million that has been quoted by the Mayor.
There's still work to be done to obtain permits from the Division of Coastal Management. That can take two or three months to complete.
Council should not rush to get it done, but rush to get it done right.


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No love for Danny Jacobs ?
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Since I have created the topic about Danny Garcia, I think it's only fair to create one about Daniel Jacobs who came back after his long battle with cancer, which in itself is a lifetime accomplishment.
I was listening to some of his after-fight interviews and man, what a cool dude. I know his opponent wasn't top-notch, but at least he chose someone with a winning record for his comeback. I noticed he got hit couple of times in that fight, but otherwise I really liked his D which seems to be a mixture of various styles - shoulder roll etc. No question about the speed and power. He got care-less against Pirog, who is a freak anyway, protected, but still a freak.
What do you think is next for him ? Possible match-ups ? I don't want to see him rush things, but man...what a champ he would make.
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i liked the little bit i saw from jacobs. he seems to be throwing great punches. i know his opponent was limited...but i'm looking at danny's movement...and he's back! great story...and u can see he realizes that he has a second lease on life. u can see it in his expressions and passion and hear it in his voice. life is truly a gift and i believe he intends to make the most of it.
pirog is protected? he fought jacobs! that was a roll of the dice.
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pirog is protected? he fought jacobs! that was a roll of the dice.
And hasn't fought in the US ever since. Jacobs fight is in my opinion an exception to the rule. I wish Pirog would fought someone worthy, its a waste of talent seeing him fighting guys like Maciel. At least he doesnt have that title anymore, but the clock is ticking. I was really impressed with the way he fought.
Anyways, I like what Danny did in the fight too. I guess he could have waited with the KO and get some rounds under his belt but I am certainly not complaining about seeing punches like those he threw. Mean. I liked his movement too and that D, although he didn't give me a chance to see it later on in the fight, seemed great. Always nice to see a young guy with such nice skill set.
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Milk producers intensify brand-building as the festive season approaches.
Once upon a time, it was your mom desperately trying to make milk an object of desire. Now it's the dairies. As brands of all sizes, be it Amul, Mother Dairy or others, vie to sustain and grow their business, milk has never had it so good – in a market where all milk looks the same, producers are trying hard to make theirs the coolest one.
Parag Milk Foods, private dairy player and manufacturer of brands such as Go Cheese and Gowardhan Milk, has launched milk for the first time in cartons.
"Today's consumers are information-driven, technologically-savvy and health-conscious. And here lies the rationale for packs that denote fresh milk, suited for fast lives. Owing to longer shelf life, it will be a pan-India category, unlike our other perishable products like packet milk and lassi which are circulated in our regional markets," says Nirmal Kumar Chaudhary, Advertising Manager, Parag Milk Foods.
Parag's new television commercial hits the small screen on September 20, the media campaign for the product entailing an investment of Rs 4 crore. Milk is young again, the campaign says, showing two romantic couples around a pack of milk. Mall activations which engage couples with the brand will follow.
"Our marketing expenditure for the fiscal is Rs 35 crore. Ours is a Rs 1,000-crore company with milk contributing 5 per cent of the business," says Devendra Shah, Chairman, Parag Milk Foods.
Mother Dairy too has changed its packs to differentiate itself from the herd. The new look has village scenes highlighting how milk from the farm reaches consumers' homes.
The official spokesperson at Mother Dairy says, "Consumer research shows villages are synonymous with purity. We have taken this insight and brought it alive in our packaging."
The new pack has been designed by brand consulting and design company Ray + Keshavan,
Yet another brand, and Rs 500-crore company, Gopaljee, has re-branded its name as 'Gopaljee Ananda', Ananda denoting eternal bliss from purity with connotations of Lord Krishna amidst his 'gwal baals' (cowherd companions), and the new tagline of the company being 'joy of fresh milk'.
The company has invested Rs 3.5 crore in the entire re-branding exercise right from packaging, new logo and new tagline. Aqua Communication is the creative agency behind the initiatives.
"It is an excess economy market where a standard product like milk needs to be differentiated by packaging, tagline, and such. In order to resonate with the consumer, players use different planks such as purity and nutrition.
They are basically trying to show value in their product," says Harish Bijoor, brand domain expert and CEO, Harish Bijoor Consults.
Mother Dairy too agrees with the need for constant re-branding. "A brand is an experience and therefore every touch point needs to be reviewed and renewed constantly," says the official spokesperson of Mother Dairy.
These moves come on the heels of the festive season when players see a spike in sales. "We are trying to leverage the festivities. During September-December we typically see a 20-30 per cent spike in sales," says Chaudhary of Parag Milk Foods. Now let's see if that milk moustache grows any thicker!


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He believed the pin was still inside, but because it was so rusty, it was hard to tell.
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There were plenty of close calls this past week that nearly caused the BCS to blowup. There were a few close calls like Alabama pulling away late to beat Mississippi State, Northern Illinois exploding late to blowout Ball State, Auburn needing a miracle hail mary to defeat Georgia but the actual game to cause trouble was USC upsetting soon-to-be then-No. 5 Stanford Cardinal.
Stanford's loss will have more of an impact of them falling out of the top-five, but their lost opens the door for the possibility of Baylor to jump Ohio State and become the No. 3 team in the BCS. Right now the difference is .0308 in favor of Ohio State. However, Baylor beat Texas Tech who has seven wins, while Ohio State beat a three-win Illinois team. The difference between the two is close enough for a few more votes in the coaches and Harris poll for Baylor and a likely small bump in the computer rankings should be enough to put them one Alabama or Florida State loss from playing in the final BCS title game.
As for Fresno State, they had the week off and should still be in pretty good shape for earning a BCS bowl bid. Northern Illinois might gain some ground since Ball State was a 9-1 team prior to them getting a win. I also think that Michigan State might leapfrog over Northern Illinois because of how the computers
Here are my projected BCS standings:
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As for my BCS bowl projections which are for the end of season, here is what I have. Also here is the order of picks after the bowls that lose a team get their replacement: Orange, Sugar and Fiesta.
BCS title game: Alabama vs. Florida State
Rose Bowl: Oregon vs. Ohio State
Fiesta Bowl: Baylor vs. Central Florida
Sugar Bowl: Texas A&M vs. Fresno State
Orange Bowl: Clemson vs. Stanford
Fresno State to the Sugar and not Fiesta is based on Texas A&M selling a lot of tickets since New Orleans is a reasonably short drive from the College State/Houston-area. No need to take UCF team for ticket sales, why not take the bigger name (however slightly) with Fresno State.
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The Oakland Raiders travel to play the hated Kansas City Chiefs this Saturday and when they do, they'll be playing at underdogs. Barely.
SB Nation's partner OddsShark has listed the Chiefs as a 1-point favorite.
The Raiders currently sit at 7-7 with two games remaining. That means the Raiders must win out in order to improve on their breakout season in 2010. While making the playoffs is certainly the primary focus of the Oakland Raiders, there should also be concern for next season. After all of the success and improvement shown by the Raiders, to finish this season with the same or worse record than last season would be devastating for the psyche of the team.
They'll take on the Kansas City Chiefs, a proposition that sounded a lot less tougher a week ago than it does today. That's because the Chiefs, after firing head coach Todd Haley, took the field on Sunday and bested the Green Bay Packers, handing them their first defeat of the season.
Those same Packers beat the Raiders pretty badly just a couple weeks ago, by a score of 46-16. That should give the Chiefs a lot of confidence, especially at home at Arrowhead, a notoriously tough stadium to play in. The Chiefs are not exactly the model of consistency though, with a 6-8 record and the aforementioned firing of their head coach. This could all mean some kind of resurgence, especially with quarterback Kyle Orton under center.
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"[Grampa and Julie's] escapades will delight kids who like the Sunday comics. Czekaj demonstrates a wonderful sense of the absurd … and the results are hilarious. Parents reading this aloud will have as much fun as their children." -- Tina Coleman, Booklist
"This charming children's comic overflows with humor, adventure and whimsy. … While youngsters will enjoy the breakneck pace and underwear gags, there's some level of satire for every age." -- Publishers Weekly
Equal parts Tin Tin and The Simpsons, this full-color graphic novel -- suitable for children and adults of all ages -- collects Jef Czekaj's endearing and delightful tale from the pages of Nickelodeon Magazine (which reaches over one million kids and parents each month). Join Julie and her world-famous Grampa in endless zany adventures as they search the high seas for Stephen, the largest shark in the world. Along the way they meet rapping squirrels, nerdy pirates, and entrepreneurial penguins as they travel from the bottom of the ocean to the furthest reaches of outer space. Will they find Stephen? Will pirates make them walk the plank? And will Julie ever get her Grampa to stop goofing around? Dive in and find out. Published in association with Nickelodeon, and funded in part by a grant from the Xeric Foundation. -- 128 pages


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Barton, 50, went to fitness boot camp three days a week before the incident. He doesn't smoke, watches his diet and takes vitamins, multivitamins and fish oil supplements. The only alcohol he drinks is red wine, which some studies have shown to have heart benefits.
"My friends and everybody that I work with all said the same thing — 'You are the last person we would expect to wind up in the hospital with a major heart attack,'" Barton said.
October 25 began as a normal one for Barton. He went to work at Scott Crump Toyota and then to a meeting of the Jasper Rotary Club.
On his way back to the office, Barton began having a pain in his left arm.
Scott Crump suggested that he visit the local urgent care clinic, but Barton decided to make an appointment with an a cardiologist instead.
Later that afternoon, the pain in Barton's arm returned. A co-worker drove him to Urgent Care Northwest.
Barton started sweating shortly after his vital signs were taken. An EKG showed that he was in the middle of a heart attack.
Less than two hours later, Barton was in a room at Walker Baptist Medical Center recuperating from angioplasty.
"I had 100 percent blockage in the main artery down the back side of the heart, the one they call 'the widow maker,'" Barton said.
Barton's cardiologist told him that his heart was healthy. His artery had been temporarily blocked by a mass of platelets, not plaque.
"It was just genetics," Barton said.
Barton's heart sustained no permanent damage. He was back in his position as Toyota's general manager within a month of the incident and hopes to return to fitness boot camp soon.
Barton said having a heart attack hasn't discouraged him from taking the steps he knows are necessary for good heart health.
"If I hadn't been doing those things, I probably wouldn't be here today. Exercising and eating right don't always stop a heart attack, but if it does occur, you'll be able to withstand it and get through it much better," Barton said.
Renae McKinney, director of community relations at WBMC, said local residents who are concerned about their risk for cardiovascular disease should take advantage of Baptist Health System's HeartAware program.
A quick, confidential assessment is available at www.beheartaware.com. Participants who are identified as being at risk for heart disease then qualify for a follow-up appointment at WBMC.
The free HeartAware screening includes blood pressure measurement, a finger-stick blood test to measure cholesterol and glucose, weight and body mass index and other tests to help identify and prevent heart disease.
"It's a wonderful service that we provide to the community. For those who find that they require additional care, we have a lot of great physicians who are able to help them monitor their health," McKinney said.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women. Many of its risk factors, such as high cholesterol and obesity, are largely preventable.
Andrea Sparks, an MRI technician and HeartAware screener at WBMC, said the problem is that too few people make the health of their heart a priority.
"There's so much going on in our lives with jobs and family. We often don't take time to prevent something that could be life-threatening," Sparks said.


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VENICE, La. - A small platform fire broke out on Baptiste Collette Bayou Friday afternoon, according to Plaquemines Parish President Billy Nungesser.
Three people vacated the platform and no one is believed to still be on it, he said.
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SB Nation's own Black Heart Gold Pants has the takeaways from Robinson's injury: the Iowa depth chart is now down to three backs, and one of them is the mellifluously named Paki O'Meara.
So it'll probably be a tailback-by-committee approach from here on out until one of the Three Wise Men (note: we cannot vouch for the wisdom of any of the three running backs) establishes himself as the de facto number one.
Playing with fire, thy name is Iowa football. This is also a reminder that if you are a talented young running back considering Iowa, your chances of sustaining an injury while there are—for unknown reasons—exactly one hundred percent.


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No. The battery in the N8 is a sealed unit and as such any attempt to remove it will invalidate the warranty. Also, the procedure to remove the battery cannot be discussed here.
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You can buy higher mAH batteries online but they will not be genuine as there is no higher mAH for genuine N8 battery. If you are technical enough to change the battery with a replacement then do so, BUT THIS MIGHT VOID YOUR WARRANTY.
This is because, Nokia recommends you only use their genuine replacement batteries, and with the N8 it should be given to a Nokia Care point to do it for you as it is not user replaceable, although some people claim to have done it.
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NO you can not replace the battery of N8 with the higher current rating, higher current rating meaning you are using a battery that a little bit bigger in size, so since the N8 is a sealed and no space for a bigger battery you cant use a bigger battery.
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If you don't care about the warenty then you can look at replacing the battery with the unit from the 808
There is a detailed how to on all about symbian
Further discussion is not allowed here due to the voiding of the warenty this process this entales (are there still N8's with intact warenties ?)


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I think the question in UWA really boils down to your purpose. If you are wanting dramatic portrait or wedding shots (and thus might be making money with it), I would recommend the 16-35II. If you are going to be stopping down a lot and shooting landscapes, then the 17-40L will work just as well. From f/8 on the 17-40L is a very strong lens. Great color rendition and renders distant details exceptionally well. It also handles flare very well and has less distortion than, say, the 24-105L.
Great pictures Dustin! I like the third one the best. As far as the first one goes, I personally find the sky too blue. In Lightroom 4, the vibrance slider is very aggressive on blues and turning it up to make the yellows, oranges, and reds pop, can often result in this effect. Just a personal preference though I guess.
It is a matter of preference, for sure, but fortunately these days in Lightroom you can control saturation and luminosity on the individual color channels. It gives you a lot more processing flexibility without leaving LR
Definitely, I am just used to seeing people adjust the vibrance slider and never touch the HSL individual color channels. Since vibrance adjust the least saturated colors, it is often overdone and the effect is apparent in the transitions of colors (it looks very harsh). This is more of a generalization about LR4 edited photos. Your pictures definitely looked balanced and not overdone in terms of color management though. Keep doing what your doing!


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Anna Kournikova's Biggest Loser Blog: Episode 11
November 30, 2011 at 10:00 am , by Ladies' Lounge
This was the last week on the ranch for the contestants, and it was makeover week, so they would get new looks to complement their new bodies! But that also meant that I got very little time in the gym with Sunny, so we really had to maximize our time together.
We kicked things off with their final challenge where they had to "wear" all of the weight they'd lost so far. The winner would get a one-pound advantage on the scale, and I was really rooting for Sunny because after losing 75 pounds, she was one of the smallest people in the house. She came in third and it was amazing to see how emotional she got during the challenge. I could tell that she's really determined to keep the weight off for a long time. And really, everyone was a winner for this challenge because they each got a year's supply of Progresso soup and $5,000!
Makeover week officially started at the spa, where the contestants got pampered in true Hollywood style—Sunny got a facial done with 24 karat gold! It was fun watching them experience Beverly Hills at its best with celebrity stylist Jeannie Mai and celebrity hairstylist Ken Paves. They even got to walk the red carpet at the Kodak Theater. Seeing everyone with their families was really touching. It was like they were introducing their selves as completely new people.
I had the opportunity to meet Sunny's husband, Blake, and talk to him about the routine he and Sunny will need to start after she leaves the ranch. It was important for her to tell him that she expected him to hold her accountable in the future. I think he'll be a great support system for her—he already signed them up for a mixed doubles tennis league at home!
The last chance workout was the first time this week that I really got to spend time in the gym with Sunny. We did circuits and finished the workout on the tennis court. Sunny got emotional because she realized that after all of her hard work, she'll finally be able to live the active life with her family that she's always wanted.
At the weigh-in, Sunny's goal was to be under the 200 pound mark. It was a big shock when she didn't meet her goal and only lost one pound. She'd come such a long way and was an incredible student. I really had no words to explain such a small weight loss. Unfortunately, Sunny fell below the yellow line and was eliminated, but with her new-found confidence and strength, I have no doubt that Sunny will come back to the marathon and amaze everyone.
Tune in next week to see all 15 contestants return to compete in the marathon!
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The Georgia Bulldogs claimed the SEC East crown with a 38-0 victory over the Auburn Tigers on the Plains in the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry. It was kind of a good night to be a Georgia fan.
The Georgia Bulldogs had more 'Dawgs in their 59-0 win over the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers. Dawg Sports sums up what the win between the hedges does, and does not, mean.
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The Georgia Bulldogs hosted the South Carolina Gamecocks for a men's basketball game in Stegeman Coliseum on Saturday night, and Mark Fox's team put together its most complete game of the season in...
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Under the watchful eye of the newly-anointed Uga VIII, the Georgia Bulldogs posted a 43-0 shutout victory over the Vanderbilt Commodores at homecoming. Is it a new college football season in Athens?
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The Patriots have announced some changes and additions to their coaching staff.
Brian Ferentz, who last season worked mainly with New England's tight ends while in the role of offensive assistant, is the new TE coach. Harold Nash has been promoted to the strength and conditioning coach after being an assistant to that role the past five seasons to departed coach Mike Woicik, who took the same position with the Cowboys.
George Godsey, who previously had been the RB coach at Central Florida, has been brought in as an offensive assistant.