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All the tests described below must be requested by your doctor or provider and will start with a technician drawing blood, probably from your arm. Unfortunately, these test can't be completed in your doctor's office. The blood will be sent to a medical laboratory where technicians will process the blood according to the requested test and report the results back to the physician.
Hepatitis C AntibodyWhen hepatitis C viruses infect your liver cells (hepatocytes), your immune system responds by using special hepatitis C antibodies to mark the viruses as dangerous intruders. They won't attach to any other viruses or bacteria that might be in your body because they're only for hepatitis C viruses (other viruses or bacteria require different antibodies). Because antibodies are specific to a certain virus or bacterium, doctors can use the presence of the hepatitis C antibody (also called HCAb or anti-HCV) to tell if you've been infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV).
How Do Doctors Find Hepatitis C Antibodies in Your Blood?Meet ELISA and RIBA. These are the names of two types of tests that detect antibodies in your blood. To determine if hepatitis C antibodies (HCAb or anti-HCV) are in your blood, doctors use a screening test called ELISA, which stands for Enzyme-Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay. There are many different ELISA tests, so doctors must use one specifically for hepatitis C. The ELISA test will search the blood sample for the hepatitis C antibody. If any are found, this means that you might have HCV infection.
The ELISA test is very sensitive and picks up approximately 95% of people who have antibodies as positive. However, it's so sensitive that sometimes it over-identifies antibodies in your blood as geared towards hepatitis C even sometimes when they're not. This degree of sensitivity has its advantages. For instance, when the ELISA test is negative, you can feel very confident that you are hepatitis C free. However, if the ELISA test is positive, there is a small possibility that the result could be incorrect. This is called a "false-positive" result. False-positives are most likely considered in people who lack the risk factors for hepatitis C.
When the ELISA test is weakly positive or when doctors think the test result doesn't match what they see clinically, a second test may be used to verify the original results. This test may be the RIBA test or another test, called HCV RNA, that directly measures the virus. The RIBA test (which stands for Recombinant ImmunoBlot Assay) uses a different approach to finding hepatitis C antibodies in your blood. If this test is positive, you probably have been infected with hepatitis C. It's important to realize that antibody tests usually can't distinguish between past or current infection. Doctors must use clinical information (such as medical history, signs and symptoms) or other tests to determine active or past infection.
Hepatitis C RNAThis powerful test allows doctors to see, among other things, how you are responding to treatment. It uses PCR technology (polymerase chain reaction) to detect the virus. While it's also used to establish current infection, it's mostly used to determine viral load. Your hepatitis C viral load is an estimate of how much HCV is in your blood. Since your viral load should decrease after a successful course of treatment, by monitoring the levels of HCV in your blood, doctors can accurately determine how you're responding to the treatment. If your viral load doesn't decrease, they may need to change your therapy.
In summary:
- Negative ELISA = No hepatitis C antibodies found in blood. You are probably not infected with HCV.
- Positive ELISA = You may have HCV infection. However, it's possible this is a false-positive. More testing is required.
- Negative RIBA = No hepatitis C antibodies found in blood. You are probably not infected with HCV.
- Positive RIBA = Hepatitis C antibodies were found in your blood using a very sophisticated lab test. You probably have been infected with hepatitis C.
- Negative HCV RNA = No active HCV infection.
- Positive HCV RNA = Active HCV infection.
Hepatitis C Virus GenotypingHepatitis C viruses are not all the same. Certainly, they are all identified as hepatitis C viruses and they all can cause acute and chronic hepatitis C, but they're not exactly genetically alike. They have slightly different variations in their genes and are grouped by these variations into different genotypes. polymerase chain reaction. This test analyzes the genetic material of the virus to determine its sequence. Based on its sequence, technicians can determine the virus' genotype. All blood testing requires a certain level of training and equipment, but RT-PCR requires relatively more. Because of this, it's an expensive test (it usually costs more than $100 to perform). However, it's worth the cost. Knowing your genotype can significantly reduce the duration of your treatment.
- The Basics of Treating Hepatitis
- Treating Hepatitis with Alternative Medicine
- Who Treats Hepatitis C?
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Cooking Schools in Chiang Mai Thailand
Attending cooking schools is one of those worthwhile things to do in Chiang Mai. This type of leisure activity is not only for those who have passions in cooking. It is certainly a type of fulfillment for others, too.
In this Northern region of the Kingdom, Chiang Mai offers about 15 cooking schools. The figure may seem to be a bit higher as compared to the number of cooking schools in Bangkok. If truth be told, many tourists have been staying in the region just to be engaged in cooking classes and they usually outnumber their Thai classmates.
Some schools are well-known internationally. Some have even been recognized by major guide books based on their previous students recommendations. And majority of the teachers have earned their culinary expertise in reputable culinary schools with most of them speaking and using English as medium of communication.
All may offer short-term courses such 5-day course, long-term courses and even Masters Classes. Few can even offer accommodation while you are enrolled in their cooking courses. Cooking course prices may vary according to how modern the kitchen equipment being used and how comprehensive the courses of meals.
It is truly a good experience in Thailand to try to learn at least some of the authentic Thai cuisines. Until now, its still a wonder to many about how Thais can cook exotic gastronomy. There is one way to find out and that is, to engage in Thai cooking schools.
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Anthony B cancels tour
Anthony B has cancelled the remainder of his European tour due to exhaustion, according to a statement from his booking agency.
"We are sorry to announce that due to serious illness all shows on the artiste's Freedom Fighter Tour have been cancelled," the statement from Buxna Artist Agency read in part.
It added that the roots-reggae artiste has been ordered by doctors to rest for two months. He is expected to resume touring in March.
Anthony B collapsed after a show in Dallas, Texas on October 6. He was rushed to hospital where tests revealed he was dehydrated, brought on by exhaustion.
The singjay, known for his hectic touring, had shows lined-up in the United Kingdom following his dates in the United States.
Anthony B (real name Keith Anthony Blair) was one of the new wave Rasta performers who emerged during the mid-1990s. The Trelawny-born artiste got his breakthrough in 1996 with the controversial hit, Fire Pon Rome, produced by Richard 'Bello' Bell for Startrail Records.
The song hit out against corporate greed and name-checked several leading Jamaican private sector bosses. Bell produced several of Anthony B's early hits including Raid The Barn.


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Woman, 40, receives probation
A 40-year-old Land O' Lakes woman who took prescription animal medications from Northwoods Animal Hospital in the town of Lincoln was placed on probation for two years in Vilas County Circuit Court last week.Mary C. Grady, 40, of Land O' Lakes, pleaded guilty to charges of possession of an illegally obtained prescription and misdemeanor theft. Charges of possession of heroin, possession of drug paraphernalia and one count of misdemeanor theft were dismissed but read in at sentencing.
Circuit Judge Neal A. Nielsen III withheld sentencing and placed Grady on probation with the following conditions: continue alcohol and other drug abuse (AODA) treatment; not to possess or consume any medications unless prescribed; restitution of $615.67; 75 hours community service; and restorative justice if the victim agrees.
According to the complaint, Grady took the prescription drug Tramadol from Northwoods Animal Hospital in late May and early June. She was an employee at the animal hospital.
After animal medications were reported missing from a storage area by employees, a police surveillance camera was placed in the storage room. A review of the video showed a female wearing gloves entering the room and removing medications. The woman was later identified as Grady.
Law enforcement officers executed a search warrant at Grady's home at 4595 Tanglewood Drive in the town of Lincoln June 18, allegedly finding the prescription drug Tramadol at the home.
In other felony cases, Craig Vincent Feller, 63, of Green Bay, entered a no contest plea and was found guilty of fifth-offense operating while intoxicated. A charge of operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration was dismissed. Feller was arrested Dec. 17, 2011, on Highway 51 in the town of Manitowish Waters.
Judge Nielsen withheld Feller's sentence and placed him on probation for 36 months. Conditions of the probation include: not to possess or consume intoxicants; no taverns; complete treatment as deemed necessary; any counseling deemed appropriate; seven months in the county jail, with credit for 171 days served; ignition interlock device; and fined $1,689.
Wesley E. Brisk, 20, of Lac du Flambeau, charged with attempted battery of a peace officer, attempted criminal damage to property, obstructing an officer, felony bail jumping and misdemeanor bail jumping, had a pretrial conference set for Dec. 18 at 9:15 a.m. Brisk is alleged to have shot a high-powered air gun at a Lac du Flambeau Police Department squad car June 4.
Brisk had been on probation for two years after being convicted of three counts of misdemeanor theft of Simpson Electric in Lac du Flambeau April 25, 2010. In the same case, he received a 24-month deferred entry of judgment (DEJ) on a charge of burglary of a building or dwelling.
Due to the DEJ and the new charges, Judge Nielsen ruled more investigation was necessary before sentencing Brisk. Nielsen said both cases will track together.
Walter C. Pappas, 46, of Lac du Flambeau, charged with seventh-offense operating while intoxicated, disorderly conduct use of a dangerous weapon, and operating a motor vehicle while revoked, had a preliminary hearing set for Dec. 5 at 9:30 a.m. His $1,500 signature bond was continued with the conditions that he not possess or consume intoxicants and no taverns.
According to the complaint, Pappas was arrested Oct. 6 in Lac du Flambeau after allegedly chasing a 39-year-old woman with an ax in a threatening manner. He has had six other operating while intoxicated convictions in Vilas County between March 20, 1993 and Jan. 17, 2002.
Quentin C. Negani, 20, of Lac du Flambeau, had a jury trial reset to Jan. 9, 2013, at 8:30 a.m. Negani is charged with burglary of a building or dwelling and misdemeanor theft, both party to a crime.
According to the complaint, Negani was involved in burglary of a residence at 379 Tomahawk Circle in Lac du Flambeau Jan. 10. It's alleged he kicked in the back door of an apartment and took a television, PlayStation® and electronic games.
Angel R. Young, 24, of Lac du Flambeau, charged with substantial battery, party to a crime, was bound over and entered a plea of not guilty. A pretrial conference was set for Nov. 6 at 11:30 a.m. A?motion to modify bond was denied and remained at $2,000 cash.
According to the complaint, Young and two men allegedly caused bodily harm to a 24-year-old woman and a 14-year-old juvenile female Oct. 12 in Lac du Flambeau.
Jeffrey S. Schuman, 27, of Lac du Flambeau, charged with substantial battery, domestic abuse and felony bail jumping, was bound over and he entered a plea of not guilty. A pretrial conference was set for Oct. 30 at 9:15 a.m.
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Yesterday, BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion took the wraps off its much-anticipated tablet computer, the BlackBerry PlayBook.
I'm on the scene in San Francisco at the company's third annual BlackBerry Developer Conference (DevCon), where the BlackBerry PlayBook was announced, and though I wasn't able to get any real hands-on time with the tablet—no press was allowed to lay hands on it, as far as I know—I did shoot a handful of images and a quick video clip of the device while on display.
Pricing details are unknown as of this point, but RIM hopes to release the BlackBerry PlayBook in early 2011. For more details and technical specifications, read "BlackBerry "PlayBook" is Enterprise-Grade Mobile Tablet." Or visit RIM's official PlayBook website.
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They are, in fact, the products of a multibillion dollar industry run by several huge multinational enterprises that design multilevel campaigns to get people to buy merchandise, services, ideas and elected officials, among other marketable products. The slogans are designed to educate humans to become bigger consumers. And they succeed.
A Docuvertisement for Advertising
One after another, the bigwig adsters -- such as David Kennedy, Dan Wieden, George Lois, Lee Clow, Hal Riney, Mary Wells, Rich Silverstein, Jeff Goodey and others who are interviewed on camera -- contratulate themselves and each other on their creativity, insights, team playing, hutzpah, dedication and commitment to social change. The interviews present all these image-makers as affable people, but their comments seem so self-serving and, especially when they tout their commitment to social change, unconvincing.
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Where's the Beef?
The problem is that there's little balance (say, isn't that a Nike sub-brand?). Although neither Pray nor the pundits acknowledge it, that "Just Do It" campaign's relentless message is that realizing dreams is tied to owning and wearing Nike shoes. Nor is there discussion about the fact that Nikes are darned expensive (prices hiked up, no doubt, by that costly ad campaign) and beyond the means of many girls and boys who're lured into thinking they must wear Nikes to get ahead. Daily headlines describe various negative scenarios that may ensue: kids killing kids for their shoes, shoplifting, people becoming debtors to buy branded goods, knock-off manufacture and illegal sales. That Pray ignores this aspect of advertising's impact undermines his legitimacy.
Select Moments of Truth and Clarity
The affable admen in Art & Copy speak in aphorisms that easily pass for truisms. One stand out comment that actually does seem true is Jeff Goodby's statement about advertising as 'art serving capitalism.' Yeah, that seems right. And consumerism.
Hidden Messages
Advertising's a great documentary subject. Unfortunately, this film, as slick and stylish as it is, doesn't do an adequate job of exploring its subject.


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I love granola. I love it so much I want to marry it. Okay, that might be a bit of an exaggeration, but I really do love the stuff. The problem is my wallet doesn't really like shelling out $5+ for a bag of "the good stuff" that's mostly air. I recognize the need to be healthy and that complex carbohydrates, with unsalted nuts, seeds, other delicious things, etc. for breakfasts are a good start, but $5 or more?! It's unnecessary.
So what did I do? I made my own! Super simple, super healthy and my whole house smelled like Thanksgiving! I will never buy granola again. Not only did this come out to being approximately $.30 per serving (what?! YES!) but it also doesn't have the "shelf life extending" preservatives. This is whole, healthy and fun to make. I have some other flavors I want to test, but this pumpkin cranberry will surely be at the ready for me going forward! Take a look and let me know what you think!
Pumpkin Spice Cranberry Granola
Yields: 28 1/3c servings
Takes: 10 minutes prep, 60-90 minutes cook
Keeps: Shelf a few weeks, but you can cool to keep longer
Cost: ~ $.27
Calories: 179 per 1/3c
What you'll need:
- 8 cups organic rolled oats (I used quick rolled)
- 1 can pumpkin puree (or homecooked if you're cooler than me)
- 1/2c coconut oil
- 1/2c 100% maple syrup (or agave)
- 1c raw unsalted walnuts- rough chop
- 1/2c raw unsalted cashews- rough chop
- 2tbsp ground cinnamon
- 1/2tsp teaspoon ground ginger
- 2tsp pumpkin pie spice
- 1/2tbsp salt
- 1/4c vegan butter, melted
- 1/2 c sugar
- 1c dried cranberries (cherries would work well too)
What to do:
1. Pre heat oven to 275 F; if you have a convection setting use it, this will help in reducing the cook time
2. Combine all "wet" ingredients- basically everything except the oats- in a medium sized bowl
3. Add mixture to oats in a large bowl (I actually used my wok)
4. Once ALL oats have been covered in pumpkin mixture spray a large glass casserole dish with non stick spray and dump oat mixture in
** I worried that I would need to lay it flat, but you really don't. Just see below.
5. Place in oven and set timer for two hours
6. Now- here's the tricky part- you have to stir this stuff every 15-20 minutes to make sure it's drying properly and not burning the top. Grand time total? It took me about an hour and a half to get it to the proper crunch factor, but you can test it as you're going and take it out when you're ready, it's really up to you. Be careful as it gets close to being done though as it will start burning.
7. Stir in cranberries when it's cooled and store in air tight containers – I use Mason jars – and enjoy at your leisure!
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Manchester City Council's Executive today agreed to pilot a brand new scheme to improve outcomes for looked after children and young people whilst saving the Council up to £4.7m over eight years.
The new scheme will see a small number of carefully selected looked after children and young people with challenging behaviour moved from their current residential homes to live with foster carers.
The benefits of living as part of a family with foster carers are considered by childcare experts to far outweigh those of living in a residential children's homes for some children and evidence also shows that children who live in foster care generally tend to achieve much better outcomes than those living in residential care.
The pilot scheme, The Multi-systemic Treatment Foster Care project - involving eight children and young people initially - would work by moving these young people from their current residential placement to live with a foster carer. Whilst there, the young person would also receive individual help from a therapist, a skills coach and an education worker to improve their challenging behaviour.
Each specially trained foster family would work with their child for between six and twelve months, during which time the foster carers themselves would also receive 24 hour support designed to ensure that they have all the tools and support mechanisms they need to provide the very best help and support to the child or young person in their care.
In the foster placement it is expected the children will experience improved educational, social and emotional wellbeing. At the end of the foster placement the young person would then be moved on to a longer term foster placement with the hope that the therapy and rehabilitation they have received during the previous few months before will ensure a successful placement for them and better outcomes than if they had stayed in residential care.
Jenny Andrews, Deputy Director, Children's Services, Manchester City Council, said: "All of the evidence suggests that children who live with foster carers do better all round than children who live in residential care.
"We therefore believe that if we can move some of our most troubled young people out of residential care and into foster care where they will receive intensive one-to-one support, then this will provide them with the right family setting and the right kind of support to overcome their complex behaviours.
"In the second year of the scheme it is proposed to increase the number of young people benefitting from the scheme to 16 with a view to involving a total of 80 children over a five year period.
Funding for the pilot scheme will be provided through a new form of public investment known as the Social Impact Bond. The Council will enter into a partnership with an ethical investor who will be contracted by the Council to both underwrite the scheme and provide the carefully vetted service itself on behalf of the Council. This third party investment, together with savings that arise as a direct result of the intervention will pay for the roll out of the scheme in the future.
Councillor Afzal Khan, Executive Member Children's Services, Manchester City Council, said: "We are determined to ensure that every young person who comes into our care reaches their full potential and it's clear that some of our more troubled young people need more help to do that.
"In the long run, the new pilot scheme, will improve outcomes for children and young people in the city as well as saving us money."
At the end of January 2012 there were 1,324 looked after young children in Manchester, with 188 of them living in residential care. The Council is hoping that if this pilot scheme is successful it could provide a model for further development in the future in order to improved outcomes for more young people in the city.


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U.S. Rep. Kristi Noem and challenger Matt Varilek are set to debate at DakotaFest in Mitchell Wednesday.
The debate is happening at the SDSU Pavilion, in the northwest corner of the grounds, at 2 p.m. Wednesday. KSFY News is live streaming the event on www.ksfy.com.
The debate is organized by South Dakota Corn Growers Association and South Dakota State University.
"These are critical times in agriculture and we look forward to bringing the candidates together to discuss the issues that are important to South Dakota farmers and ranchers," Lisa Richardson, the SDCGA's executive director, said in a news release.


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Falcons' future appears bright
At first, some considered it a fluke. And then another winning season came, and the doubters again claimed the good times for the Air Force men's basketball program wouldn't last.
Air Force's success seemed so fragile, some said, that it would crumble under the weight of a third coach in three years and the loss of center Nick Welch to injuries. But now, the only thing crumbling are stereotypes and a history of losing that, after two NCAA Tournament berths in the past three years, seems long ago. In fact, when the Falcons return to the court in November, Welch will be the only player who has experienced a losing season. And that means the 2006-07 Falcons will not simply be expected to return to the NCAA Tournament but for the first time have a good chance of advancing. "We can, definitely," junior forward Dan Nwaelele said. "We have Nick coming back and just about everybody else. Everybody just needs to get better." The Falcons' remarkable ride through 2005-06 ended Thursday when they lost 78-69 to Illinois in a first-round NCAA Tournament game they never were expected to win. Though losing was a disappointment, Air Force probably got the most it could have out of its season — a 24-7 record, second place in the Mountain West Conference, two victories over Atlantic Coast Conference teams and the fourth trip to the NCAA Tournament in program history. All of that with first-year coach Jeff Bzdelik on the sidelines and Welch in the stands. "You can't be satisfied with losing a game in the NCAA Tournament," junior center John Frye said. "But you can be satisfied with this season." Still, more is expected next year. Though the losses of reserve forward Marc Holum and first-team All-Conference guard Antoine Hood will be significant, few programs in the country will be able to return as much experience and have a senior of Welch's ability dropped into the lineup. Air Force likely will start at least four seniors next year, a nucleus that includes Welch, Nwaelele, forward Jacob Burtschi and guard Matt McCraw. All four have earned All-Mountain West Conference honors at some point in their careers. But the league also promises to be much tougher next year, with champion San Diego State possibly returning its starting five, Brigham Young losing just one starter, New Mexico welcoming big-time transfers Aaron Johnson and J.R. Giddens and Utah improving with its young nucleus and center Luke Nevill. Wyoming loses Air Forcekiller Justin Williams, but the Cowboys had a young team in 2006. UNLV loses center Louis Amundson but has most of its team back and Colorado State returns its top players. Air Force likely will need to do the following to get back to the NCAA Tournament next season: c Use its size: If Welch starts at center, Frye likely would move to the bench, giving Bzdelik the option to play both at the same time. Frye had a solid season, averaging six points, but his offseason focus will be adding at least 15-20 pounds to his 6-foot-10, 215-pound frame. Bzdelik installed some postup concepts into Air Force's offense this year, and look for that to continue when the Falcons have more size and experience with Bzdelik's philosophies. c Build depth: Bzdelik didn't completely trust his bench this year because of the inexperience of some younger players, and though Air Force's starters held up remarkably well physically, it was clear in several of Air Force's losses the lack of bench scoring hurt. Air Force's best substitute, sophomore guard Tim Anderson, likely will replace Hood in the starting lineup if he continues to improve at the rate he did this year. Freshman Andrew Henke also showed potential and could be a big-time scorer in the future. Regardless of who starts, the Falcons will have at least one solid guard coming off the bench. After a summer of working on his offensive skills, freshman Anwar Johnson will be ready for more playing time. Sophomore forward Keith Maren had some health setbacks, but early in the season he appeared ready to be a significant contributor. Maren has good size at 6-8, 235, and shoots well from the 3-point line. Both Maren and 6-7 sophomore Eric Kenzik played in meaningful situations and will be counted on next season. c Continue to improve defense and rebounding: Bzdelik promised to lower Air Force's field-goal percentage defense and he did, to 42.5 percent from 47.7 percent the year before. That's a direct reflection on how good a defensive coach Bzdelik is, and another year of his tutelage should help the Falcons continue improving in that area. Still, there are no guarantees that the 2006-07 team will be Air Force's best. Bzdelik probably put it best when asked about his team's prospects. "We'll see." CONTACT THE WRITER: 636-0258 or email@example.com


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Ziggy Ziegler created an online petition to free convicted murderer Barry Beach. A longtime beach supporter, Ziggy is a member of "Montanans for Justice." He decided to start the petition when Barry was ordered to return to prison. Already, the petition has over 3,000 signatures.
Ziegler says, "We want those that are in the position of authority, the governor, the attorney general's office, and the supreme court to be aware that there is a groundswell effort to let them know that there are people that are concerned about what happened with Barry."
The group also planning to prepare a written petition for people to sign. Beach was freed in 2011 while awaiting a new trial, before a judge reversed that decision and sent him back to jail.
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Women's basketball drops contest to UNF, 58-44
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A bad shooting night doomed the JU women's basketball team in a 58-44 loss to cross-town rival UNF in Atlantic Sun Conference action on Thursday at UNF Arena.
The Ospreys (7-12, 5-5 A-Sun) finished shooting 50 percent from the floor (22-44), lead by a 24-point effort from Brittany Kirkland.
Senior guard GiGi Thomas had 20 points to lead the Dolphins (9-10, 4-6), who finished shooting 34.6 percent (18-52) from the floor. The Dolphins were also held scoreless in the final six minutes of the first half.
"This is not the effort we wanted tonight," said JU head coach Jill Dunn. "We started off very well, but we lost our shooting touch and were not able to get it back. Our goal is to correct our mistakes from tonight before we take on Campbell."
The Ospreys tied the River City Rumble standings at four after posting 34 points in the paint and hitting 12-of-18 free throw attempts. The Dolphins went 1-for-11 beyond the arc, while shooting 50 percent at the free throw line.
In the first half, the Dolphins made their first five attempts, capped on a layup by junior guard Crystal Bell, to take a 10-6 advantage (16:19). The Ospreys used a three-pointer by Kirkland and layup by Juilemay Syquio to take back the lead, 15-13, at 14:09. Thomas later cut the deficit to one point on a jumper, but UNF used the six-minute scoring drought by JU to take a 29-20 lead at half time.
Syquio finished with 10 points for the Ospreys, while Larkira Jones added 15 boards. Jones also finished with eight points along with Taylor Smith.
The Dolphins cut the deficit to nine in the second half, 35-26, for the second time on a three-point play by Thomas at 15:37. The Ospreys extended their advantage to 47-31 on free throws by Smith with nine minutes left. Bell added two layups for JU, while freshman guard Jane'l Osborne another score to cut the deficit to 49-37 (5:41) entering the under eight media timeout. Octavia Langston stole the Dolphins inbound pass after the timeout and converted it for a layup to quash the JU rally to secure the win.
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Mandy Moore Getting Another Shot at TV Stardom
Will "The Advocates" Finally Land Mandy Moore Atop the Television Heap?
Anyone who's ever watched "Tangled," or in the very least listened to the soundtrack, can attest to the fact that Mandy Moore can sing -- even when she's doing it for a pretend storybook character like Rapunzel. Then again, most people know that Moore can sing, she's been at it since she was a kid when, at age 14, her smash hit "Candy" topped the charts, but, in the world of Britneys and Christinas, good girl Moore was always a bridesmaid, never the pop princess bride.
Ok, so she can sing, that's a given. But, what's been at issue with the bubbly Florida native is whether or not she can really act. Sure, she's racked up her fair share of credits ("The Princess Diaries," "A Walk to Remember") and has been given a shot at TV stardom a couple of times with failed pilots and shows that tanked upon arrival, but will she ever make it as a bona fide "actor?" We may just be poised to find out.
Just last week, Moore, 28, pulled out of an ABC comedy pilot called "Pulling" but, now, comes word that she's been cast opposite Ben McKenzie in the upcoming CBS drama pilot called "The Advocates."
According to "Deadline.com," Moore will play a lawyer named Shannon Carter to McKenzie's ex-con, Henry Bird. The two pair up as victim advocates who "go to the very edge of the law to right wrongs and fight for the underdog."
Moores Carter was once a high faluting ADA who, after learning the truth about some things in her past, wants to set things right within the criminal justice system. (Shades of "Law & Order's" Olivia?)
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Back in the salon, stylists set to work mixing up custom color and designing updos for special-occasion clients. Barbers attend to men with hot towel shaves and a variety of cuts, including crew cuts, fades, long-hair styles, and more. A spa team helps clients complete their new look, performing everything from face and body waxing to facials and contouring treatments.
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For the last month or so, my kitchen has looked like this:
Oranges being stored on the counter
Dining room table has been used as a pantry
There are holes in the ceiling from the new potlights.
There are back splash samples all of the place – still undecided btw.
It's not ALL going to change today, but today marks the day I've been waiting for for a loooooooong time.
This is the beginning of the resolution of my kitchen woes.
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Former Rep. Anthony Weiner launched his campaign for mayor of New York City this week, but his website seems to indicate he is running for office in Pittsburgh.
The stylized and colorized image used in the "Weiner for Mayor" banner shows a bridge and a skyline.
But that's not New York.
The picture is of the Roberto Clemente Bridge in the Steel City, according to several Tweets and blog posts.
Weiner on Wednesday Tweeted the link to his website, saying: "It's a website for my campaign for mayor. Take a look. GoingWithUnderstatementToStart"
He grew up in Brooklyn and may have been going for a Brooklyn Bridge look on his site.
By Thursday afternoon, the Pittsburgh image had been replaced with a more generic-looking skyline evoking New York. That image was then in turn replaced by a set of five photos, each presumably representing each of the five boroughs.
The firm that made the website for Weiner, NGP VAN, took the blame and admitted that it made an "honest mistake."
"Our designer got the image from a set of images that included New York City images, but obviously this image was not of New York City, as the Weiner campaign had requested," John Brougher, of NGP VAN, said in a statement. "With the image behind a strong blue background, our team did not catch this mistake."
In 2011, Weiner resigned from Congress after getting aught sending suggestive photos and messages with women online.
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It looks like any concerns about the way VADA drug testing works have been ironed out for the UFC 152 fight between Rory MacDonald and B.J. Penn. VADA had originally offered to "sponsor" the fight by providing their drug testing services for free, something that Penn and MacDonald agreed to.
However, Penn decided he didn't like that VADA released their testing results immediately, meaning that the fight would likely be cancelled if either fighter tested positive during the eight weeks of random testing leading up to the bout. Penn insisted that the results should be held until after the fight was completed. I called Penn's condition "absurd" at the time and pointed out a whole host of reasons why VADA couldn't bow to B.J.'s craziness.
And it looks like they haven't, but that testing has been salvaged (via VADA's website):
MMA fighter BJ Penn has enrolled in the VADA (Voluntary Anti-Doping Association) program and will undergo 8 weeks of random blood and urine testing for his UFC 152 bout taking place in Toronto, Canada on September 22, 2012. He has agreed that all test results will be immediately forwarded to the ABC (Association of Boxing Commissions), the Ontario athletic commission (Office of the Athletics Commissioner), and the UFC.
MMA Junkie said that they confirmed with Rory's camp that he will also participate in the testing.This would seem to be great for the sport. There's been a need to improve the drug testing protocols used in combat sports for quite some time as the Athletic Commission testing is quite lacking.
VADA had to stay strong on not holding results back for a number of reasons, both legal and ethical. That they didn't back down speaks highly of their commitment to their "mission."
Of course, we've already seen some boxing promoters whose fighters had embraced VADA testing previously start looking for "alternatives" because VADA was effective in turning up positive tests for fighters like Lamont Peterson and Andre Berto, resulting in two highly anticipated fights being cancelled.
So, the question is: if VADA testing is effective in catching fighters who are using PED's, but results in fights being cancelled, would the UFC be interested in having future fights also have VADA testing? Or would they also "look for an alternative"?


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Alabama has awarded a full scholarship to its long snapper, Carson Tinker. Tinker's name was in the news in April 2011, when his girlfriend, Ashley Harrison, was killed in the area's massive tornado outbreak. Harrison and Tinker were thrust 50 yards from the closet in which they were huddled.
Coach Nick Saban was happy to present Tinker with the award, saying, "We are very excited and happy that we are able to reward Carson. He has had such a positive influence in so many ways -- personally, academically and athletically."
Tinker received the good news on Monday, and was clearly honored: "I'm very thankful. It's an answered prayer, honestly."
Not only was this a great honor, it also will provide financial relief to Tinker's parents. His father reportedly started a new job on Monday.
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Dishing It: Holiday Sugar Cookies
December 9, 2010 at 9:29 am , by Amanda Wolfe
I go all out when I decorate sugar cookies (which only happens once a year, precisely because I go all out). Piping cookie after cookie's worth of intricate patterns feels like a fun art project—and then of course there's the tasty treat at the end. So I jumped at the chance to make the snowflake sugar cookies from our December issue. (I don't have any snowflake cookie cutters, so I went with mostly stars as you can see, above.)
The sugar cookies themselves seemed pretty standard (with a little ginger kick — yum). But I've never made royal icing with lemon or meringue powder before, so I was eager to see how it would turn out.
I gathered my ingredients to make the dough and then chilled it for a few hours before rolling (which is key). I made a half recipe and needed a bit more liquid to hold the dough together (maybe my eggs were small?) but an extra half-egg did the trick. I recently inherited my mom's pastry cloth and it makes rolling and cutting out cookies SO much easier. Just a little flour on the cloth and the rolling pin and you're good to go.
After baking a few batches and letting the cookies cool completely, I made the frosting. The lemon was the only liquid in the icing which gave it a real lemony zing. I don't have any in-process icing shots because I made a mess. I had blue and white frosting in two different consistencies each (a firmer one for piping and a looser version for flooding) so it was quite a production—and a time-sensitive one at that. My trick with flooding (which is where you pipe around the edge of the cookie and the fill with the looser frosting to give that pretty, smooth look) is to just skip the piping bag and spoon on the filler icing. I end up making a mess either way, and I usually need to smooth some of the frosting into the corners with the back of the spoon so it actually saves a step.
My piping wasn't the neatest job in the world, but they still made for delicious treats, of course! I liked the ginger and lemon in this recipe because traditional sugar cookies can be a bit bland for my taste and these were a great, flavorful update on the classic.
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Dishing It: White Chocolate Thumbprint Cookies
December 2, 2010 at 1:48 pm , by Jennifer Castoro
When I saw this recipe in our December/January issue, I could not wait to make (and scarf down) these cookies. In LHJ food editor Tara's beautiful picture (below), they reminded me of the cookies I loved best as a kid (and, let's be honest, I still mow down innocent bystanders if I happen to spot them): peanut butter cookies with a chocolate kiss in the center. Mmmmmm. I followed Tara's suggestion and bought high-quality Lindt white chocolate bars, and I had all the rest of the ingredients already at home, which is a great thing about this recipe – all you need is flour, sugar, butter, salt, egg, vanilla and choco.
The one thing I forgot and didn't have in my many cabinets was parchment paper, a mistake that would come back to haunt my cookies. I also didn't heat the oven as my first step, as instructed, since the dough has to chill in the fridge for 90 minutes before you can roll it and I didn't see the sense in leaving my oven on the whole time.
I followed the next steps exactly, stirring and blending and mixing, and my dough came out looking a little . . . crumbly. (See the third picture, below.) Like the topping on a coffee cake. I'm not sure if it was a blending issue or the fact that my ancient hand-mixer really only has one speed (insanely fast), but it wasn't as smooth as I thought it should be. It looked a bit dry. It came together fine when I wrapped it in plastic, but even after cooling it in the fridge for an hour and a half, it still crumbled a bit when I rolled it into 1-inch balls. I also initially made the balls way too big and was about two dozen shy of what the recipe said I should make from the batter, so I went back and resized some of the behemoths into less gluttonous sizes. Read more
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For a few minutes there, it looked as though Marc Trestman and Jay Cutler were going to be subjected to some medieval form of humiliation and banishment. Perhaps a day in the stocks in downtown Chicago or a good old-fashioned tar and feathering down Michigan Avenue. Or maybe just run out of town with torches and pitchforks.
Instead, Cutler overcame two early interceptions to lead the Chicago Bears to a 38-31 win over the Cleveland Browns and legitimize Trestman's decision to start him over the red-hot Josh McCown.
McCown had filled in brilliantly for Cutler while the starting quarterback was sidelined for over a month with an ankle injury. The decision to return to Cutler once he healed up was a controversial one that had message boards and talk shows buzzing all week in Chicago.
Windy City Gridiron exemplifies the torn mindset of the fan base before and during the game:
I'll admit I am a Jay Cutler fan, and I think he's the right guy for the job. I told several people before the game that he clearly has to get this start. You have to see him if you're going to move forward, but further more, he's got that extra thing that you might need to win games down the stretch. I try not to be an apologist though. That said, I was good with him starting, and I would've been ok with him on a short leash. If Trestman had decided to make a move at half, I'd have understood it.
Cutler, whose contract is set to expire at the end of the season, went 22-of-31 with three touchdowns, two interceptions and a quarterback rating of 102.2 in his return.
Cleveland's quarterback was notably less productive, with Jason Campbell throwing two picks and finishing with a rating of 67.6. Writes Chris Pokorny at Dawgs by Nature:
The story of this game on offense was Campbell having another one of his "off" games. At first, he didn't target Gordon at all, and when he did, the passes were thrown ahead of him by a step. Some people will say that Gordon's effort is down, but a guy can't make a one-handed stab every time.
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Nationwide Arena is a sports and entertainment arena in Columbus, Ohio. It opened in 2000 and is the home of the Columbus Blue Jackets of the National Hockey League, who were joined for the 2004 season by the Columbus Destroyers of the Arena Football League. It was also home to the Columbus Landsharks of the National Lacrosse League from 2001–2003. And, in 2006 it began hosting the Ohio Junior Blue Jackets, a Tier 1 junior ice hockey team that is a part of the United States Hockey League (USHL).
The venue is named for the arena's owner, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company, whose world headquarters are located across the street. Nationwide's real estate development affiliate, Nationwide Realty Investors, financed and developed the project—making it one of very few privately financed arenas in the nation.
The arena is of a brick design and serves as the center of an entertainment district located about one half mile north of the Ohio State Capitol. Seating capacity is approximately 18,136 for hockey, 17,171 for arena football, 19,500 for basketball, and up to 20,000 for concerts. The death of 13 year-old Brittanie Cecil from injuries sustained from a hockey puck flying into the stands at a Blue Jackets game in 2002 led to the installation of nylon netting to catch pucks that fly over the acrylic glass at all professional ice hockey arenas in the NHL, AHL, and ECHL.
The area surrounding Nationwide Arena, appropriately called the Arena District, houses a variety of bars, clubs and a movie theater. Constructed as a seamless entity, Columbus uses the arena as a drawing point for the city with the various other establishments feeding off of the foot traffic. The Lifestyle Communities Pavilion concert venue, and Arena Grand Theatre adjacent to the Nationwide Arena property, completes the entertainment complex.
Nationwide Arena also houses a smaller ice rink called the Dispatch IceHaus (formerly named the CoreComm IceHaus). This facility serves as the practice rink for the Blue Jackets and is also used for youth hockey games and open skating times for the public. This facility makes Nationwide Arena the first NHL arena with an on-site practice facility and one of only two such facilities in NHL (the other being the Prudential Center, home of the New Jersey Devils).
Nationwide Arena was built at the site of the abandoned Ohio Penitentiary. Although, believed to be built over the prison, the arena is actually built over the prison's former parking lot. Nationwide's parking lot is built where the prison formerly stood. Many prisoners were executed at the prison, and a fire killed 322 of prisoners locked in their cells. Some fans and employees who frequent Nationwide claim experiencing paranormal activities. Whether skeptics or not, some Blue Jackets fans jokingly blame supernatural beings for unsuccessful seasons since the team's inception, as well as the death of Brittanie Cecil.
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AbstractThe paper presents a study of the WTO-Doha Declaration on TRIPS and Public Health and explores the opportunities of the growth of Bangladesh's domestic pharmaceutical industry. The paper comes up with a number of policy suggestions in terms of designing a national strategy for the development of Bangladesh's pharmaceutical sector in the context of the Doha Declaration.
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London Shootfighter Michael Page shined in his promotional debut last night, having entered Bellator with a 3-0 record that consisted of all 1st-round finishes (2 KO's, 1 submission via armbar) after crossing over to MMA from a point-based kickboxing background.
But there was more to it than that.
Videos and gifs of Page had been circulating around the internet, depicting an ultra-confident and -- let's just say it -- a cocksure and showboating style of fighter. Page doesn't just not keep his hands up, he purposely straightens his arms toward the floor and lets his hands rest far below his waist, that is, when he's not employing them to quasi-breakdance or lend his best Genki Sudo impression.
In his first professional MMA fight, Page flat-out styled on Ben Dishman, walloping him with a Tornado kick and then freezing in place the moment it connected for his own take on the beloved "walk-away knockouts" that respected vets like Joachim Hansen and Mark Hunt have treated us to in the past. This blatant disregard for traditional defense combined with his obvious assuredness and unquestionable potential rendered Page as a prospect to tune in for on the eve of his first foray on a bigger stage.
On the Spike.com preliminary card, Page drew (then 4-3, now 4-4) local fighter Ryan Sanders. Though "local fighter" always raises some eyebrows, Sanders had played in a bigger sandbox before, as Gil de Freitas (14-5, competed against the UFC's Erick Silva and Pride/Chute Boxe fighter Daniel Acacio) and Mike Winters (a 7-2 Team Bombsquad product) accounted for 2/3 of his career defeats. Here was the result:
The sensational part of the story comes into play when many fans and onlookers -- even some media outlets -- raised the red flag by deeming the finish above as "fishy" or reminiscent of a worked match.
Of course, everyone is entitled to their opinion, and here's mine: what we see is a smart strategy being adopted by Sanders but with very inadvisable execution. From the onset, it was obvious that Sanders wanted to stay out of kickboxing range and engage the electric striker in the clinch or at phone-booth range. Since the man's entire highlight reel consists of toying with his opponent out in open space or on the fringe of striking distance, a gameplan intending to jam his lengthy striking or counter it with takedown attempts by shrinking the gap was a sensible one. Just behold the effectiveness of Fedor Emelianenko's tight-quarters strategy against Mirko Filipovic in Pride.
However, barging into the pocket to throw a low kick leaves something to be desired in the realm of strike selection and Fight I.Q. The results of the fight support exactly why that strategy is hazardous. I'd wager that Sanders, who's also a fairly inexperienced fighter and susceptible to the first-time jitters of a huge step up in status and exposure, regrets that decision and will learn from it.
In addition to the clear evidence of Page's right hand landing flush on the kisser, which has somehow been disputed, we've also seen former K-1 kickboxer and current UFC heavyweight Mark Hunt, who has just as much of a claim to the "MMA's best chin ever" title as anyone else (and also ate the same CroCop "Cemetery Kick" that flatlined a pile of Pride heavyweights like he was munching on a Dorito), suffer the only KO loss of his career in similar fashion. Notable striking whiz Melvin Manhoef clipped "The Super Samoan" with a short and altogether standard right hand that crumpled the brick-bearded gamer instantly.
I'm not a physics expert, but I feel confident stating that the force of a punch that lands directly on your face is dramatically increased when you're jogging straight into it, especially when the thrower plants his feet and sits down on the punch to add oomph.
And ... dare I just inject some common sense here? Bellator's tournament format and the whole "where titles are earned" philosophy hasn't always actualized the way the fans and promotion would prefer. But that's the whole point.
UFC lightweight contender Roger Huerta, who'd rattled off an impressive 6-2 sequence on the Octagon, was a premiere acquisition for Bellator and widely expected to overtake the title, but was out-hustled by reigning featherweight champion Pat Curran in the Lightweight Tournament semifinals and finished by juggernaut (and then lightweight champ) Eddie Alvarez in a non-title affair. More recently, Muhammed Lawal, the sole centerpiece of hour-long Bellator features on Spike TV, was clipped with an errant spinning back-fist by the under-appreciated Emanuel Newton in the 1st round of their Light-Heavyweight Tournament semifinal, along with another reputable veteran in Renato "Babalu" Sobral, who fell to Mikhail Zayats by KO in the quarterfinals.
Is it reasonable to even conjecture that Bellator would undergo those unexpected results with potential poster-boys only to orchestrate a fake fight for a 3-0 newcomer on the undercard that 9 out of 10 MMA fans have never heard of?


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Tonight a homicide investigation receives a break in the case.
DNA tests reveal the remains found two years ago at Yellow House Canyon are that of 17-year-old Bernard O'Niell Wilson. He was a student at Coronado High School.
In a news conference held Wednesday afternoon, Lubbock County Sheriff David Gutierrez says they will continue to vigilantly search for Wilson's killer or killers.
Bernard was not at home to celebrate his 17th birthday on December 27th four years ago. In fact authorities believe he might have been killed somewhere close to that date. His family thought he had simply run away, until his sister saw a composite sketch on NewsChannel 11.
"There had been several times where he had run away before and he had come back," says Sharhonda McMurray.
So when 16-year-old Bernard went missing a week before Christmas in 2004, his family and older sister, Sharhonda, assumed he was acting out once again.
"The LISD police did come by and my mother did tell them Bernard had run away. I assume mother took that as the missing person report," says Sharhonda.
One year later authorities discovered a skull near Buffalo Springs Lake, but Sharhonda never once thought it could be her brother. She even remembers seeing the first composite sketch on TV, but the face belonged to someone she did not know.
"It didn't really look anything like my brother," says Sharhonda.
But then a second sketch released in December 2007, three years after Bernard went missing, caught her eye.
"I just happened to glance at the TV and it was on KCBD and it was like a portrait and I knew at that time it was my brother," says Sharhonda.
DNA testing would ultimately confirm Sharhonda's worst fear.
"When we heard it, we were just shocked. Then it turned into sorrow and a little bit of anger," says Sharhonda.
Evidence also revealed that Bernard had suffered traumatic injuries.
"I pray every night that it was quick and that he didn't suffer. I know he must have been scared," says Sharhonda.
But her brother's violent death isn't the only thing that haunts Sharhonda.
"I remember the last argument with my brother. I was telling him, 'if you don't want to abide by the rules of the house then leave' and I just don't have the chance to take that back," says Sharhonda.
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Chloe Moretz joined Charlize Theron on the red carpet for the Big Screen Achievement Awards during CinemaCon 2012, which was held in Las Vegas yesterday.
Usually, I have at least one major gripe about Chloe's look, but she was pout free and age appropriate wearing a Kenzo Pre-Fall 2012 dress.
Her super-cute purple sleeveless jacquard dress with a medallion print, a collar and a pleated skirt is one of my favourite looks from her so far. I'm tempted to say her best look to date.
As we all know, Chloe has a tendency to dress too maturely, but this couldn't be more perfect for her. I'm glad she's discovered that she can look good whilst looking her age.
Sporting slightly longer locks, the actress completed her look with glossy lips and black Jimmy Choo 'Lance' sandals.
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Time to update the bar menu again, and these two were done pretty much on the fly yesterday afternoon.
Cheese fritters–the new and undisputed heavyweight champ of the mozzarella stick weight-class–with genovese basil from our garden and hot fra diavolo for dunking.
Ant the extra crispy cobb salad, which contains all the required ingredients, then some twice-fried chicken wings.
The bar menu has been a little stagnant lately–over the winter, we were changing 2-3 items per week, but lately our focus has been more on dinner. So it's time to come back to the often messy food we want to devour with a cold beer or a glass of wine. These two are a step in the right direction. And some bar items just belong there and are impossible to budge–if there was room on the menu and in the kitchen, we'd have thirty items.


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Northampton Town 2, Southend United 1
Updated 2:42pm Wednesday 26th February 2014 in Sport By Chris Phillips
SOUTHEND United's severe slump in form continued with a disappointing 2-1 defeat at struggling Northampton Town tonight.
The Cobblers started the evening bottom of the League Two table.
But they deservedly saw off the Shrimpers who have now not won for eight games and have taken just four points from the last 21 on offer.
Blues, who lined up with three at the back, started slowly and went behind after just seven minutes when a curling left wing corner from Chris Hackett was headed home from six yards by defender Mathias Kouo-Doumbe who scored for the second game in succession.
But the Cobblers were in front for only 10 minutes as Michael Timlin soon levelled for the Shrimpers.
The midfielder was sent clean through on goal by Marc Laird's through ball and kept his composure well to stroke a low shot in to the bottom left hand corner of the net.
Blues initially stayed on top after the equaliser with the recalled Laird volleying a right wing cross from Ryan Leonard wide of the target.
However, with 35 minutes on the clock, the Cobblers wasted a far clearer chance to go back in front when Hackett's right wing free-kick was headed down by John Marquis, only for skipper Ricky Ravenhill to somehow stab the ball over the crossbar from six yards.
Having survived the scare, Blues then failed to make the most of a promising situation as Anthony Straker teed up Barry Corr but the striker sent a tame left footed finish straight at Town goalkeeper Matt Duke from 12 yards.
The two sides were still locked level at the break and both made substitutions at the start of the second half.
Ian Morris and Alan Connell entered the action for the Cobblers in a double change 10 minutes after the interval before Freddy Eastwood replaced Lee Barnard in attack for the Shrimpers just seconds later.
But it was the new look Northampton who went in front in the 57th minute as Emile Sinclair worked his way past Mark Phillips on the right flank before delivering a low cross Hackett swept in to the bottom left hand corner of the net from 12 yards.
The Cobblers then thought they had made it 3-1 when the impressive Hackett headed home a right wing cross from Connell but the effort was ruled out for offside.
In a bid to get back in to the game, Blues made a second change in the 72nd minute with Kevan Hurst coming on to replace Laird.
Jason Williams then also took Straker's place for the final four minutes but the Shrimpers never looked like scoring as they crashed to another disappointing defeat.
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Brown must be as frustrated because I still feel he would get us promoted given the right team.
These players that come here just see another seasons wage and stuff the club and its supporters.
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