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Police have made an arrest in a string of burglaries in the Crozet area. Thirty-four-year-old Caleb Limbaugh Rowe faces four counts of both burglary and grand larceny.
Albemarle County police say four homes have been broken into since Sunday. Investigators say they recovered $17,895.00 worth of property after arresting Rowe.
Rowe is being held at the Albemarle - Charlottesville Regional Jail without bond. Additional charges are pending.
Police still want to hear from anyone with information about Rowe or the thefts, if you have any information call Crimestoppers at 434-977-4000.
Albemarle County Police DepartmentNEWS RELEASE
Albemarle County police arrested an individual involved in a string of burglaries in the Crozet area. Investigators recovered $17,895.00 worth of property as a result of the arrest.
On Thursday, August 16, 2012 officers with the Albemarle County Police Department and the Charlottesville Police Department arrested 34-year-old Caleb Limbaugh Rowe from Crozet.
Rowe was arrested in connection with at least four burglaries in Crozet. He has been charged with four counts of burglary and four counts of grand larceny. Additional charges related to the case are pending.
Rowe is currently being held at the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail without bond.
Anyone with any information related to this individual or the thefts occurring in the Crozet area are asked to contact Detective Bill Underwood with the Albemarle County Police Department at 434-296-5807 or call Crimestoppers at 434-977-4000.
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Kaneko top 12 tategoi tosai Kujaku
Posted 13 May 2010 - 16:02 by Mark Gardner
Following the release of Marusho's jumbo Sanke - http://www.niigata-nishikigoi.com/node/772 - and Oomo's jumbo Showa - http://www.niigata-nishikigoi.com/node/774 - today was the turn of Kaneko to release his jumbo tosai Kujaku although these understandably didn't match the Sanke or Showa in size, the largest being around 35cm.
The pictures below show the top 12 tategoi, in no particular order. Which one do you think is Kaneko san's number 1? The answer will be revealed in the video posted later today.
That's a beauty. Perfect for indoor aquarium.
Number 10 has proven a popular choice on a number of forums.
I'm going to say the top three would be pic No.1, 5 & 10. As for the No.1 i think it would be a close call between No.5 & No.10.
Hi Ricky
How's things?
A good call!!
Number 1 was the Kujaku deemed to be ichiban by Yasuaki san. Number 5 didn't make the first bowl simply on size, Yasuaki san stated however that it could very likely prove to be the ichiban come October. Number 10 seems universally popular.
Hi Mark
All is well mate, i wanted to say number one but the shape seemed to let it down on the picture, it seemed a little 'dumpy' the video however totally changed my mind, it is one top class Kujaku.
Fujio is just arranging me a shipment of some of these Koi, mainly the Jumbo Showa & Sanke. Wish i had asked for Kujaku now!!
I will be in touch soon regarding some advertising, keep the video coming Mark!!
Regards, Ricky
Cheers Ricky
16mins of best nisai and older Koi being selected for released should be on line some time after F1 qualifying and just before FA Cup Final kick off.
Deriving from my almost zero experience in kujaku standard, I'd say picture number 8.
Love the pattern and the red at the base of the pecs makes it even more special.
Nevertheless, all 12 are absolutely stunning.
Thx for the pics, Mark
Interestingly the first 3 comments I received, your post here, and 2 e-mails - one a dealer one an experienced hobbyist, all stated number 8 as a favourite.
Really looking forward to seeing how these turn out in the autumn.


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With the UFC in recent years having added sub-155 divisions and the ladies I have been wondering more and more whether a 235lb Cruiserweight division is any closer, especially with their own promotion regularly discussing the modern ''super-heavyweight'' who is at the 265lb limit or has to cut to make it.
The arguments for a 235lb division have been made on multiple occasions previously and I am not offering a new argument here but rather just wanting to offer up some figures to strengthen the case.
So according to the UFC website there are currently 27 heavyweights on the roster, going off of the weights listed on the website 11 of the 27 could realistically fit very well at 235lbs [and it is foreseeable that there are others who being unable to make 205 have bulked up to get close to 265 who could get to 235] those being:
Cain Velasquez - 240lbs
Pat Barry - 235lbs
Junior Dos Santos - 238lbs
Dave Herman - 242lbs
Gabriel Gonzaga - 242lbs
Cheick Kongo - 240lbs
Stipe Miocic - 240lbs
Frank Mir - 240lbs
Minotauro Nogueira - 240lbs
Brendan Schaub - 240lbs
Stefan Struve - 238lbs
One of the factors I had considered previously was whether or not there would be too few from the current crop of UFC heavyweights to immediately pursue a cruiserweight division or if too many would fit for 235 and would thus leave the heavyweight division too lean on competitors however the Flyweight division currently has a roster of 12 and the female 135 division has a roster of 11 [according to the UFC website] and like those divisions would only steadily grow.
Two further aspects I wish to mention are weight cutting and 205lb competitors. It is realistic that unlike the crop of bantamweights who have been making the drop to 125lbs many of the smaller heavyweights I have identified may have never had to cut weight for a match in their entire career. Secondly, of potential additions to this hypothetical cruiserweight division from 205, Jon Jones has suggested consistently that he would like to move up past light heavyweight and so from a promotional standpoint if a 235lb division were to be launched it could be built around Jon Jones.
So that is what I have to offer to the debate.
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That he has the power to help us become a potential dynasty overnight if he makes it to free agency?
As much as I want Dwight on the Nets this season, there really isn't much point from a Nets perspective. Yes, it secures his spot on the team, but a NY Knicks-type cost. For this season, we may be too far out of the playoffs by the time he is traded here as we would be challenged by a lack of time, chemistry and depth. For future seasons we may be crippled by a lack of assets and cap flexibility to improve enough to be a true contender.
However, if Dwight and his agent simply inform the Nets not to make an offer for him (because he is going to opt out regardless of what team he is on at the end of the season), then we have the ability to start the Brooklyn era with a dynasty. Orlando still would have the ability to trade Dwight wherever they want/can (as they could now), but any team would have to look at the trade as a rental of Dwight, or at the very least a non-committal Dwight.
We all know what the line-up could look like if we aren't forced to trade for Dwight and signs with us outright:
Deron W. / MIA #2
Brooks / Morrow
2012 #1 / Shawne W.
Lopez / Jordan W.
Howard / Petro
With a mini-MLE and potentially Bogdanovic, the Houston #1 and resigned vets like Gaines, Bogans and Shelden Williams added to the mix.
We would be an instant contender and one of the top 4 teams in the league along with OKC, Miami and Chicago.
Dwight, surely must know this, right?


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Seeing that it is summer in America and Europe, I cant brag to you about the beautiful sunny warm weather, but I can say that the location was one of the most beautiful places that I have seen. Both from the top of the mountain in Taormina to the beach in Nexos. To God be the glory for creating such a beautiful world! Next stop: Switzerland!
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The Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the arson of an apartment building in
Jerusalem housing African migrants on Monday, a sign it is increasingly
concerned the wave of anti-migrant feeling is impacting Israel's image abroad
and its relations with Africa.
"There is no justification for such a
heinous crime that puts people's lives in harm's way," the ministry said in a
At 3 in the morning, we got to the scene
Smoke, soot, and flames, in the stairway area at the entrance
A number of workers tried to escape this part of the apartment
a few others tried to escape via the stairway
we get here and rescue a number of foreign workers
who were found in this complex space
From the first impression,we could see
we were dealing with a death trap
Fire and smoke located in the entrance, prevents them from going outside
and that is how they get trapped inside
My evaluation at this timefrom what I see at the scene
is that if, God forbid, the fire was slightly bigger
the outcome could have been much more tragic
From what we can gather at the end of this incident
our initial suspicion is that this was an arson attack
As we found at the front of the building
written in spray paint on the wall: "get out of neighborhood!"
It is rare for the ministry to issue a statement about
domestic developments, and one official said this is only done when internal
events have international ramifications.
The official said that, because
of all the media attention surrounding the issue, it was turning into an
"international incident."
He cited a US State Department report issued at
the end of May on human rights practices that was critical of Israel's treatment
of the African migrants.
The report negatively cited an interview
Interior Minister Eli Yishai gave in December promising to make sure "that the
last of the Sudanese, and the Eritreans, and all of the infiltrators, to the
last of them, will return to their countries."
"This issue is not winning
us any points, not in the US or in Africa," the official said. He said that none
of the countries of origin of the migrants with whom Israel has relations –
South Sudan, the Ivory Coast, Ghana, Eritrea and Ethiopia – have summoned
Israel's ambassador to protest. But, he said, it was causing discomfort in
relationships that are strategically important for Israel.
To halt the
smuggling of Iranian arms into Sudan, and from there to Sinai and Gaza, Israel
is especially interested in strong ties with an arc of countries in eastern
Africa running through Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda and South
Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman, speaking at an accountants'
conference in Eilat, said the overheated rhetoric about the migrants – whom he
characterized as seeking economic benefits, not political asylum – significantly
set back Israel's attempts to have them repatriated.
"The Foreign
Ministry is expending a great deal of energy to come to agreements with the
countries of origin, and every headline and interview, and all the loud noise,
sets us back half a year," he said.
Liberman called on his fellow
ministers and on MKs to talk about the matter much less.
"All the talking
does not solve any problem," he said.
Liberman said the issue involved
sensitivities and national honor and must be dealt with
Although Liberman did not mention Yishai by name, Foreign
Ministry sources said the ministry was furious with him for meeting Sunday with
the Eritrean ambassador to impress upon him the need to stem the flow of
migrants from his country.
"Since when does Yishai meet with
ambassadors?" one official said. "Is he now running his own foreign ministry?"
While Monday was the first time the Foreign Ministry issued a statement about
the anti-migrant wave, both President Shimon Peres and Prime Minister Binyamin
Netanyahu, as well as other ministers, have spoken out strongly against
"The issue of migrants and infiltrators from Africa is not a simple
one and it requires the government to address it in the most serious and
responsible manner," the ministry statement said.
"Together with other
government branches, the Foreign Ministry is currently developing solutions to
the various and complex aspects arising from this issue, in coordination with
international parties."
The statement, written both in Hebrew and in
English, said that "no person has the right to violate the law and resort to
violence against others, certainly not to endanger lives, for any reason
whatsoever. Law and ethics prohibit any injury to the other, the guest
and the foreigner. Jewish history compels us to take exceptional caution on
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I did not graduate from Maryland, though I was born and raised a Terps fan since I was a baby. I am from Maryland, but played college baseball in Tennessee, which is where I reside now with my family.
I enjoy the University of Tennessee since my wife went there. Great football atmosphere, blows the ACC away even when they have a crap year.
Anyway, I was at the gym working out last night, I had my Maryland Football shirt on and a Mid 50 year old guy asked if I would spot him on the bench, I said sure and he could barely pump out 4 reps of 185 before I had to save him. He made a comment on my Maryland shirt and then replied "really the Terps" and I figured I was talking to a Tar Heels fan and I asked "well who's your team", he replied "Duke". He asked me to spot him again and I agreed, after the fourth rep again he needed me to lift the bar up, but before I did so, my true colors came out and I said I will, but you have to say "I FEAR THE TURTLE" before I do and he did. Dukies are such bitches.


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Redraven Studios Giveaway!
I can't begin to tell you how excited I am about this $50 giveaway from Redraven Studios. When the lovely Amy contacted me about her shop, I was immediately blown away by not only the beauty of her site, but by her stunning ceramic pieces. Each item is handmade from porcelain and collaged with vintage ceramic decals. Whoever wins this is going to have the difficult task of choosing which gorgeous piece to take home!
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International opportunities abound for students
Students have several opportunities to take Queen's-accredited courses around the world this summer through Queen's-Blyth Worldwide (QBW).
"The innovative courses offered abroad take full advantage of the international study locations," says Tom Gallini, Queen's-Blyth International Assistant. "Students can expect to receive an enriching educational experience through Queen's-Blyth Worldwide by learning from passionate instructors in a supportive environment."
QBW offers up to 22 courses in May and June in several locations. Courses are offered in India for the first time this year, as well as Costa Rica, France, Italy and Spain.
The courses are offered over a three-week period by instructors appointed by the university. Students can expect an average workload of 40 hours per week, consisting of formal lectures, seminars or tutorials, and independent time to complete assignments and prepare for tests and exams. Each course includes a field-study excursion related to the material.
Queen's students can also connect with peers from other universities as the program is open to all post-secondary students. The International Programs Office offers Queen's students advice on how to apply QBW courses towards their degree plan.
Apply by March 15 to help ensure you get the course you want. The status of QBW courses will be assessed at that time based on the number of participants. Courses that move ahead will remain open for registration until April 5. Visit the QBW website for more information.
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A powerful house blessing used to bring protection and prosperity to your home. Traditionally hung over the main entrance of your house or business. There are different sizes to choose from, and are available either with or without hair. For specially painted Veve dolls, you may visit our Veve Dolls page.


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Anyone else notice how there's now no TV for the Feb. 3 game against the Columbus Blue Jackets? That's because Vs. has dropped the contest from their schedule and replaced it with the Caps and Devils? I remember wondering why the hell Vs. would pick up a game between the Blues and the Jackets, let alone the next night after they just aired a Blues/Wings game, but they did and know they're pulling the rug out from under the two non-contenders.
The only confirmation I could find for this was an article on Yahoo sports' Puck Daddy column breaking down the number of games each team would be on. The Blues had 5 and The Jackets 1, counting them up now its clear the blues are down to four and the jackets zilch.
So I'm torn. On one hand we get to see Ovechkin and the playoff bound caps play the also playoff bound but boring ass Devils. However it also leaves us completely TV less on both sides of the puck, so not even an internet stream will be availible. Should we be outraged or not? Also, does Shanny signing with the Devils have anything to do with the boot we got from Vs? Maybe, maybe not, who knows.


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Yoani Sánchez recently imagined for her readers a blissful, free market-economic future for Cuba. Entitled "Neoliberalismo," the post hailed Cuba's new economic reforms as an early sign that the "sirens of capitalism" would one day prevail over the "false illusion of utopia" (Marxian political-economic utopia a lo cubano) that the Cuban revolution has insistently pursued for so long. Was this real? Or was she poking fun? I'm not sure, but I'm going to take this idea seriously here.
The post didn't include a word about actual economic policy or civil liberties. That wasn't the point. The point was to dream.
In my somewhat dubious position as a Latin Americanist grad student at the University of Chicago,[1] I've learned a bit about the foundations of free market economic theory, and the outcomes that it has rendered in practice. Neoliberalism grew out of the theory that a truly free market and a truly free society are fundamentally interdependent—one cannot exist without the other. Here, any form of government regulation or social service program that interferes with the market is thought to stifle the "freeness" of society. There is a lot more to it. But this peculiar, abstract notion of freedom of all things and people is the golden rule. Like Cuba's rendition of Marxism, this too is a utopian model. I'm not sure if Yoani meant to pit one utopia against another, but that is what she has done.


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ABOUT FAITHOctober 31st, 2007, 4:38 pm
About this blog: Discussing religion, spirituality and values. Amy Umble is the religion reporter for The Free Lance-Star.
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Anderson Cooper will talk to a pastor who uses Scientology in his preaching. Tonight, CNN, 10 p.m. If you want to do some homework before watching, you can read CNN's story on pastors embracing Scientology, a religion that worships neither God nor Jesus.
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Three out of every four Americans will require some type of vision correction in their lifetime. With so many people in specs, Lasik Eye Surgery is becoming the popular alternative to glasses and contacts.
Kayla Aus used to be your typical near-sighted Rad-Tech at Avera Marshall. But after eight years of fiddling with contacts and glasses she decided on a simpler option.
"I'm usually on the go so the big this is having to bring along a contact case, solution extra glasses, I just thought I'd be nice to not have to remember all that." Said Aus.
Kayla decided to have Lasik surgery to repair her eyesight. The laser assisted procedure is a service Avera Marshall just started offering in March. It's an out patient surgery that basically puts the glasses on your eye instead of on your face.
"What the laser does is it transfers the lens prescription onto your cornea so in order to do that it actually removes a little bit of tissue to create a prescription profile on the cornea so you have to have enough tissue to safely do the procedure." Said Dr. Curtis Louwagie.
"They cut a flap and then they pull it back and kind of scrape your cornea so it's thinner and the doctor told me I was a good candidate because I had a really thick cornea so mine was really successful." Said Aus.
Dr. Chris Buntrock has done more than 10,000 Lasik surgeries in his career, but Kayla was just his second Lasik patient at Avera Marshall. Kayla says she was definitely nervous during the procedure, but after just a few minutes working on each eye, Dr. Buntrock's work was complete.
"I sat up and said, oh my gosh! I can see!" Said Aus.
Kayla says things were a little blurry at first but her eyesight only continued to improve.
"I went back for my follow up and I have better than 20/20 vision which I've never had." Said Aus.
Kayla says colors are brighter and her eyes focus better on the computers and equipment at work. But Dr. Buntrock says she's yet to enjoy the full benefit of Lasik.
"Kayla, she's in her 20's she's got over two decades before she'll need any reading glasses so when you think of the utility she's going to get out of having this procedure now, it works great!" Said Dr. Buntrock.
Lasik can be done on any patient 18 and older as long as they qualify. Patients should have a full eye exam with their ophthalmologist to go over all the risks and benefits of Lasik. It is elective surgery, so insurance won't cover the procedure, but that shouldn't be the deciding factor.
"If you're a young person in your 20's and you look at the cost of glasses or contacts over two decades, Lasik surgery comes out very competitively." Said Dr. Buntrock.
Most insurances have a financing plan to lessen the burden of improving your eyesight. For those considering Lasik, it's a big step to take, but Kayla says it's a no-brainer.
"If you're a candidate I'd say do it for sure it's the best decision I've made I think, and I wouldn't go back to wearing contacts or glasses if I didn't have to." Said Aus.
The hospital spared no expense in getting top of the line equipment. Avera Marshall is now the only ophthalmology center that provides Lasik surgery in Southwest Minnesota.
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last Thursday. The town council said they will split the cost for the park.
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Places to Swim in the Kentucky LMSC
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1) Warren County Aquatic Facility
Western Kentucky Green Gators (WKGG)
303 Lovers Lane
Bowling Green, KY, 42103
Lap Swim / Workout Times: Open Mon, Tues, Thurs, Friday 7am-3 pm and 7pm-9pm and Sat noon-5 pm
Contacts: J R Hansbroughat firstname.lastname@example.com phone 1-270-467-0583
WebSite: http://www.warrencountygov.com/sites/default/files/Aquatic%20Facility_4.pdf
Record Last Updated: 2013-10-30
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2) Bowling Green High School Pool
Western Kenkentucky Green Gators (WKGG)
1801 Rockingham Drive
Bowling Green, Kentucky , KY, 42104
Lap Swim / Workout Times: Varies some--6:30-8 pm M-Friday, 8-9 am Sat, 4-5 pm Sunday
Contacts: J R Hansbrough--- firstname.lastname@example.com or 270-782-2084
WebSite: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Western-Kentucky-Green-Gators/246097262111153?sk=info
Miscellaneous Info: http://www.kylmsc.org/
Record Last Updated: 2012-06-27
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3) Silverlake - The Family Place
Northern Kentucky Swordfish Masters (NKSM)
301 Kenton Lands Rd.
Erlanger, KY, 41018
Lap Swim / Workout Times: Tues/Thurs 5:30am-7am; Saturdays 7:30am-9am
Contacts: Loretta Race, 859-240-1079; firstname.lastname@example.com
WebSite: http://www.nkswordfish.com
Record Last Updated: 2014-08-07
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4) High Street YMCA
239 E. High St
Lexington, KY, 40507
Record Last Updated: 1999-01-17
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5) Lancaster Aquatic Center, Seaton Center Building
Wildcat Masters
1210 University Dr
Lexington, KY, 40502
Lap Swim / Workout Times: MWF 5:30-7am, MWF 11-1pm, TTh 7-9 pm, Sun 10-12 pm
Contacts: Susan Cox
Record Last Updated: 2008-04-09
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6) Lakeside Swim Club
Lakeside Masters Swim Team (LAKE)
2010 Trevilian Way
Louisville, KY, 40205
Lap Swim / Workout Times: Workouts MWF 5:45-715 am, TTh 6:20-7:45pm, Sun 8am or 9:30 am
Contacts: Mary Graves (502) 454-4585 ext 225 firstname.lastname@example.com
WebSite: http://www.lakesideswim.com
Miscellaneous Info: Facility is for members only, USMS guests may practice with the team by contacting Mary a minimum of 2 days in advance.
Record Last Updated: 2012-02-08
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7) Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center
Swim Kentucky (SKY)
201 Reservoir Avenue
Louisville, KY, 40206
Lap Swim / Workout Times: Team Practice M-F 5:30-6:45am, T-Th 7:00 - 8:45 pm, Sat 9:00-10:15 am, all USMS Masters welcome
Contacts: Tom Mester email@example.com, facility 502-897-9949
WebSite: http://www.swimlouisville.com
Miscellaneous Info: General Public lap swim M-F 5:15 am to 9 am, Sat 9 am - 6 pm, Sun noon - 6pm
Record Last Updated: 2013-10-20
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8) Ralph Wright Natatorium, University of Louisville
Swim Kentucky (SKY)
corner of Warnock and Floyd Streets
Louisville, KY, 40208
Lap Swim / Workout Times: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:00 - 1:00, Monday and Wednesday 6:00 - 7:00 PM
Contacts: 502-852-0984
WebSite: http://www.ralphwrightnatatorium.com/
Miscellaneous Info: The Natatorium will be CLOSED for open lap swim sessions whenever the University of Louisville cancels or delays classes due to inclement weather.
Record Last Updated: 2012-09-17
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9) Splash
Splash (SPLASH)
Hywy 54
Owensboro, KY, 42366
Lap Swim / Workout Times: all time
Contacts: (270)686-1374
Record Last Updated: 2003-08-08
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10) Paducah Athletic Club
Southern Kentucky Masters (SKY)
115 Lebanon Church Rd
Paducah, KY, 42003
Lap Swim / Workout Times: Monday/Wednesday/Friday 6:30-8:00am, Monday/Friday 5:00-6:30am
Contacts: Coach Lindsay Cravens
WebSite: http://www.paducahswimteam.com/
Record Last Updated: 2013-11-08
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11) The Core
309 West Cherry Street
Scottsville, KY, 42164
Lap Swim / Workout Times: Open Sunday 1:00PM-4:30PM, Monday-Thursday 5:30 AM-8:00 PM, Friday 5:30 AM-6:30 PM, Saturday 8 AM- 4:00 PM
Contacts: Madison Carris firstname.lastname@example.com 270-237-5704
WebSite: http://www.thecoreofscottsville.org
Record Last Updated: 2014-08-08
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12) Clear Creek Family Activity Center
Clear Creek Masters (CCM)
717 Burks Branch Road
Shelbyville, KY, 40065
Lap Swim / Workout Times: Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:45 am - 7:00 am
Contacts: Susan Howell email@example.com
WebSite: http://www.shelbycountyparks.com/Aquatics.html
Record Last Updated: 2013-01-22
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13) Falling Springs Arts and Recreation Center
275 Beasley Drive
Versailles, KY, 40383
Lap Swim / Workout Times: 5:30 AM - 8:30 PM M-F, 7:00 AM-6:30 PM Sat. 1:00-6:30 PM Sun.
Contacts: Sarah McMahan 859-873-5948 firstname.lastname@example.com
WebSite: http://www.fallingsprings.net
Miscellaneous Info: $4 daily pass for non-pass holders, 8 lane indoor 25 yd., diving boards, starting blocks, separate therapy pool, outdoor water park open in summer months.
Record Last Updated: 2002-12-04
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Matt Moore shrugged off home runs by Mike Trout and Albert Pujols to win his fourth straight decision, and the Tampa Bay Rays completed a four-game sweep of the fading Los Angeles Angels with an 8-3 victory on Sunday.
Tampa Bay tagged Zack Greinke (1-2) and outscored the Angels 37-14 in the series -- the Rays set a team record for runs in a four-game set, erupting right after Seattle's Felix Hernandez pitched a perfect game against them.
Ryan Roberts hit a two-run homer and Matt Joyce and Carlos Pena also drove in two runs each for the Rays.
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What would happen if a person, who is not diabetic, was given insulin on a regular basis?
Just curious, as I believe there is a possibility of Munchhausens in our community. Worried about the kid...
Posted 3 years ago in Other by TreeManiac
It's possible that the person would eventually become a diabetic. Here's why: Your liver produces the hormone insulin to help regulate blood sugar. People who are diabetic have livers that don't produce insulin properly (either not enough or too much).If you were to receive insulin from an outside source regularly over an extended period of time (at least a month) your liver would stop production of insulin (because you're getting too much), and you would start depending on the injections.In order to fix that, you would have to slowly decrease the amount of insulin that you're receiving so your liver will start reproducing the hormone.
I am an insulin dependent diabetic over 25 years. There are several things that could happen with that scenario, and all are scary, as you've indicated Munchhausen as a possibility. First of all, if someone is giving insulin to a non-diabetic....there is no question this is to do harm. Why would anyone do that except to do harm? Unless they are mentally unstable (or truly believe and are trying to prove the person IS a diabetic)? Giving a non-diabetic insulin causes an immediate reaction. They begin to go into insulin-shock, varying degrees of it depending on just how low the blood sugar has dropped. It's called insulin-shock because the symptoms are almost identical to shock symptoms. Within 10 minutes, they will begin to experience low blood sugar. Even a dose as small as 1/2 a unit will send a normal person into shock. Shock is life-threatening. This is a big deal. Now if a person has been doing this to another on a regular basis and not seen these drastic symptoms..it is possible for the pancreas (not the liver) to start to atrophy and not produce insulin on it's own. Over a long period of time, you could create a diabetic situation, yes. But insulin is such a powerful hormone, that you couldn't do this every day and the low blood sugar symptoms not be noticed!!! Over the years, I've known many diabetics who have other close family members with Hypoglycemia, a condition where the body tends to have too low blood sugar at times. Its like the opposite extreme, but also involving off-balanced insulin production. Diabetes = not enough, Hypoglycemia = too much. I am diabetic, my only sibling is hypoglycemic for example. Hypoglycemic symptoms are the same as insulin shock. This condition is also dangerous and needs diagnosing and treatment asap.Symptoms of shock/insulin shock/Hypoglycemia: * Increased tiredness and hunger * Trembling * Excessive sweating * Dizziness or fainting episodes * Nervousness and increase in heart rate * Confusion and lack of coordination * Changes in behavior or irritability * Headache * Convulsions * Blurred vision * Paleness * Slurred Speech
Mostly nothing as the pancreas will signal for more stored sugars from the pancreas I believe. Can't remember all of the artical I read on that some years ago.But if you believe someone is being dosed with medications they don't need, then make an anonamous report to CYF and they will investigate if they get enough reports.
First of all, the organ that produces insulin is the pancreas, not the liver. And second, the insulin treatment should not apply to a non-diabetic, unless it is practiced by a physician on rare conditions. Decades ago, it was used to induce a coma on psychiatric patients. If you think, someone is been a victim of Munchhausen, you should at least make an anonymous call to the police.
Some studies have show that a little, teeny tiny amount of insulin can help things like Alzheimer's and some other effects of aging. However, too much in one shot would definitely kill a person or at least throw them into a coma. Some insulins slowly take 12-24 hours to really start working at their peak so there is a chance that it could be a very slow and painful death.I also believe that too much insulin injected in a non diabetic can cause cardiac arrest, or at least induce something similar.
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Illustration by Mark DancyDear Mexican,
As a Mexican, aren't you embarrassed and ashamed that probably the No. 1 dream of people in Mexico is to sneak illeagelly [sic] into the United States, a gringo gabaucho [sic] society that is probably not one-tenth as corrupt as Mexico, which enables it to have an economy which has so much wealth even the poor people here have 27-inch color TVs?
Dear Gabacho,
As an American, aren't you embarrassed that you can't write proper English—or as you may spell it, Inglich? Illeagelly? Gabaucho? Cabrón, what country are you from? I know teenagers fresh from Jalostitlan who spell better. And as a Mexican, I am ashamed—ashamed that not enough of my paisanos have moved into H.B. and scared pendejo gabachos like you off to Arizona, just as we did in Santa Ana. And Anaheim. And Stanton. And La Habra. And . . .
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Thames Festival 2012
On Saturday the 8th the Thames Festival took place in London, and while I was in London I thought I would go for a look.
I caught a bus from Canada Water and got off just near to the South Bank where I saw this cool thing on the top of one of the buildings.
The view from this bridge of some of landmarks is pretty cool, for example this view with the London Eye and Westminster in the background.
and next to the bridge is of course South Bank which is full of many restaurants, such as this I liked for Wahaca.
I like this poster for the Southbank
Walking along towards the Thames Festival, I noticed Bart on the small Thames beach. Some guy had created this little prop and was walking around drinking while people through down a pound each time they saw it.
and the rest of the beach was prettty as well.
I made my way to stage in this area, as I thought it was Gabreil's Wharf where an event was going to take place. The stage had a mini carnival event that was taking place just before the event I wanted to see.
The carnival was pretty with lions, ants etc.
hehe the cool costumes.
and then when it finished I realised I was in the wrong place and I had to rush to get to Gabriel's Wharf.
Gabriel's Wharf was easy to miss. Iif you are walking from the South Bank area and towards the OXO tower, then look for an area to the right with wooden huts and then you should see the wall above.
I watched the Shishi Odori event, which was really interesting.
You can view more about the Shishi-Odori dance here.
After watching the Shishi-Odori I made it back towards the South Bank area where I noticed many places for food and craft items, but also this cute character below.


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Like everything else, it's vastly improving.
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Somewhat of a range, not very healthy at all.
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Gets really old, REALLY fast!
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As far as eating healthily and for a good price, there really is no place that is good for both, excepting The Exchange.
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There is no official dining hall. There's little cafes around campus. I feel like the meal plan is generally a big rip off. It's cheaper to pay by cash, in my opinion, because for me, one meal is not worth $10-$11. There is a wide selection, with options like sushi, stir fry, and Indian. However, I find that options at the Underground, Skibo, and the CM Cafe are very unhealthy. I like how they have a small World of Cultures cafe where they change the culture being featured each week. However, the food might not always be good (I definitely recommend the French food). The crepe place is my favorite. I feel like they're always good and the chefs are nice enough to let you replace any ingredients you don't enjoy. Dinex/flex dollars are the best part about the meal plan because you can spend it at La Prima and at Entropy. La Prima has awesome mocha lattes and pastries, but be warned that they usually run out by noon. Tazza d'Oro also has great pastries.
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Written by Raina Bradford-Jennings
In comparison to most campus dining halls, Carnegie Mellon's dining options are really varied. There is only one dining hall-style eatery that utilizes the system of trays to collect pre-cooked, buffet-style food. This dining hall, Schatz, is really only used by students on weekend mornings when they want their dose of greasy and soothing hangover food. The rest of the vendors and restaurants on campus cook food to order, which almost guarantees a hot meal. Even though the options are varied, students with meal plans usually have to eat on campus three meals a day to make the most out of their expensive meal plan. As such, even the most varied of options becomes monotonous, a downside many students are quick to exclaim. Some vendors also have higher quality food than others, which is why places like The Exchange and Tazza D'Oro are favored over Si Señor and The Underground.
Another downside to campus dining is the block system. Unlike most schools, where a meal is an all-you-can-eat affair, a block is a set amount of food at most of the restaurants on campus. Also, there are set meal times in which blocks can be used, and more than one block cannot be used for the same meal time. It gets confusing, and many students find it frustrating that they aren't always getting what they pay for, especially because when you do the math, the price of a meal is usually less than the price of a block. Students are usually astounded by the food variety at first, but it gets old quickly. However, overall, it's better quality than the dining hall mush served at most schools, so many students just grin and bear it and eat off campus as much as possible.
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Events for June 2012.
Fashion in the City
Fashion in the City showcased trendy and chic styles from local clothiers on April 24 at a charity event hosted by Club Roma. Seventy models from Geoffrey Chapman Model and Talent ...more
Scrabble For Literacy
It was a near sell-out April 27 for the 7th Annual Scrabble Fund Raising Tournament held by the Niagara Regional Literacy Council (NRLC). The event was held at the Holiday Inn Park...more
Exhibit Showcases YWCA's 85 Years in Niagara
The YWCA Niagara Region's 85th anniversary celebration was coupled with an exhibit launch on April 27 at the St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre. The exhibit entitled...more
Alexandra School Yard Sale - Camp Fundraiser
Alexandra Public School (84 Henry – off Lake St) on Saturday, April 28 provided the opportunity to find some treasures at great prices! All proceeds went to help send junior stud...more
Helping Those Who Can't Help Themselves
The Animal Assistance Society of Niagara held their annual Bazaar and Silent Auction on April 28. The non-profit group is dedicated to providing unwanted/abandoned pets with shelte...more
Fung Loy Kok-Taoist Tai Chi 1st Anniversary
Everyone was invited to join in celebrating the 1st Anniversary of our Fung Loy Kok-Taoist Tai Chi home at 222 Bunting Road! This all day Open House was held on April 28 and includ...more
3rd Annual 4 On 4-Game On! For Epilepsy Ball Hockey Tournament
The 3rd Annual 4 On 4 Game On for Epilepsy Niagara was held on April 28. Teams from Hamilton, Stoney Creek, St. Catharines, among other communities supported the event produced to ...more
1st Anniversary Celebration Open House
The Niagara Creative Arts Centre celebrated its 1st Anniversary Open House on April 28. A free concert featuring British trained, guitar virtuoso Jonathan Reeves, M.Mus, also took...more
RCL Branch 24 -Appreciating their Volunteers
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City of Thorold Pipe Band Celebrates At Pub Night
The City of Thorold Pipe Band celebrated with a medley of fun and fundraising by hosting a Pub Night held on April 28 at the Heidehof Ballroom. The community-based band recently ea...more
English Afternoon Tea and Lucky Number Draw
An English Afternoon Tea and Lucky Number draw was hosted by Zonta Club of St. Catharines on April 29. It was a perfect, lovely, sunny day to celebrate the Tea at Rockway Glen Golf...more
Silver Cup Café Grand Opening
Silver Cup Café located at 27 James Street, had its Grand Opening on April 30. The Café specializes in South American teas, art cappuccinos, Panini grilled sandwiches, mole sandw...more
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McHappy Day Supports Children's Charities
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Big Marcos Soppressata Night - Delicious!
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SWC Struts Fashion Show for the MS Society
Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School (SWC) presented their charity fashion show, SWC Struts, 6pm on May 4 and 2pm on May 5. All proceeds will help support the MS Society. The fas...more
Downtown Thorold BIA Spring Sidewalk Sale
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Giant Plant Sale
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Stroll for Orthopaedics
The 13th annual "On the Move for Orthopaedics" took place at Montebello Park on May 5. About 100 people came out to celebrate regained mobility by strolling around the lovely p...more
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DescriptionThis is a very simple Egg Timer / hour glass I wrote, to try and work out how to program for the android platform.
Put simply it counts down 30 seconds and then fires a notification when this has expired, there should be an alarm but I've had some trouble getting that bit to work.
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DETROIT Ś Solving the WingsÆ offensive woes will have to come from inside the locker room.
What that means in the bigger scheme of things is Gustav Nyquist wonÆt be on his way to Detroit anytime soon.
ōWeÆve got to move players to get Nyquist up,ö Wings general manager Ken Holland said during a phone interview.
Simply put the Wings donÆt have a roster spot or salary-cap space to recall Nyquist.
ōItÆs complicated,ö Holland said.
Of late, the Wings are a one line team comprised of Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk, along with whoever coach Mike Babcock decides to have with them and most of the season itÆs been Todd Bertuzzi.
Zetterberg leads the team with 10 goals and Datsyuk has nine, combined thatÆs 19 of DetroitÆs 47 goals scored this season. Bertuzzi has chipped in with five.
No one else on the team has more than three goals.
The Wings, who are 0-1-5 over their last six games at home, entered play Wednesday tied for 21st in the league for goals scored per game (2.47).
ōThatÆs it, thatÆs the team,ö Holland said. ōWeÆre not the first team in the league to have struggles. There is no hockey store. ItÆs got to be done internally.ö
Nyquist has seven goals and 10 assists in 12 games with Grand Rapids this season.
The other factor is when Nyquist plays two more games in Detroit the team loses the ability to send him back to the minors without having to clear waivers.
Nyquist had three goals and three assists in 22 regular season games last season in Detroit.
He chipped in two goals and had three assists in 14 playoff games, finding chemistry with Joakim Andersson and Damien Brunner.
Roster crunch
More roster moves are coming as players get healthy.
Defenseman Jonathan Ericsson and Brendan Smith are expected back soon.
ōWhen E and Smitty are healthy, weÆre over the cap,ö Holland said. ōIf they are ready, we have to make some moves. We have to make some moves to get cap compliant.ö
Ericsson could be ready to play Friday at home against the Washington Capitals.
Smith said on Tuesday he should be ready to return sometime this weekend.
Jordin Tootoo has already cleared waivers, but still remains with the team. HeÆll likely be assigned to Grand Rapids once Ericsson is activated off long-term injured reserve.
Patrick Eaves, whoÆs been a healthy scratch four of the last five games, could be the next player on the roster to be waived.
Overtime changes
Holland may finally get a change to how overtime is run, but it still wonÆt do away with the shootout, which is something he voted against when it came in the 2005-06 season.
At the GM meetings in Toronto, Holland proposed adding five more minutes of 3-on-3 if the game isnÆt decided after five minutes of 4-on-4.
ōI believe we should have a longer overtime,ö Holland said. ōI understand there are some issues if we go longer, do we scrape or donÆt we scrape (the ice).
ōWe understand the shootout is here to stay, but the Detroit Red Wings believe weÆd like more or as many games decided in overtime versus a shootout,ö Holland continued. ōItÆs been gathering steam through the years and finally itÆs to a point where thereÆs plenty enough support that weÆre going to have further discussions in March at the managerÆs meeting about extending overtime. I donÆt think itÆs going to get to 10, but seven or eight is certainly a possibility.ö
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Getco to buy Knight Capital for $1.8B
Knight Capital had been searching for a rescuer ever since it released a faulty piece of software into the market system, costing it $440 million in less than an hour.
Getco and Virtu both emerged as front runners, with influential DMM Getco apparently emerging as the winner. The companies have just confirmed that Getco, the high-frequency trading market maker pioneer, will buy the ailing Knight for $1.8 billion, $1.4 billion for the company and $400 million in debt assumption.
Knight Capital was prized for its internalization engine that consummates many trades for retail-oriented brokerages. That has been a juicy revenue stream, as internalizing firms can realize nice spreads while at the same time offering price improvement, albeit in sub-penny increments. But is there a chance of buyer's remorse setting in. One big risk factor remains the regulatory environment for dark pools and especially internalizing firms.
Some critics of the current market structure, which I discuss often over on FierceFinanceIT, contend that internalization leads to undue fragmentation and at some point starts to harm price discovery. There are several regulatory changes that negatively impact the business. One painful development for internalizers might be a trade-at change that would limit their ability to realize wide spreads. I expect market structure to continue to be a big issue at the regulatory level, with dark pools and internalization as key issues.
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