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Exploring St. Louis Indie Businesses, Part 5: Pawn King and Herman's Pawn Shop in Collinsville, Illinois
For the month of August, we've visited independent businesses around St. Louis, specifically, ones that are new to us. See our archives for previous editions. Next Wednesday, it's urban exploratio... more »
Aug 31, 2012 Thomas Crone News
The Top 10 Things to Do in St. Louis This September
This September, our list of the top 10 events in town is all about fairs and festivals. Whether you're celebrating art, hot-air balloons, Japanese culture, local flavors, or Blueberry Hill, there's... more »
Aug 30, 2012 Rosalind Early, Nancy Curtis News
Parenting Magazine Names St. Louis the Second Most Dangerous City in America
Another report has ranked St. Louis city one of the most dangerous cities in America. Parenting magazine recently ranked St. Louis second in its list of the 10 most dangerous cities in America.... more »
Aug 28, 2012 Nancy Curtis News
St. Louis Mayor Slay, Kansas City Mayor "Sly" On Same Team About Cops
St. Louis and Kansas City are less than 300 miles part, yet Missouri's two largest cities sometimes seem like distant galaxies. They share similar problems with crime, underachieving public scho... more »
Aug 28, 2012 Alvin Reid News
The GOP's Historic Miscalculation: Failed Gamble on Pressuring Todd Akin to Resign Gives Obama Life in Missouri
The decision by Rep. Todd Akin (R-MO) to stay in Missouri's Senate race may have cost the Republican Party more than a chance to win Sen. Claire McCaskill's pivotal Senate seat. It may have plac... more »
Aug 24, 2012 Ray Hartmann News
St. Louis Night Life: Halfway to Mardi Gras
As a child, despite my most concerted efforts, I couldn't get my friends and family to recognize my half-birthday. I'd give them weeks notice, draft a thoughtful gift wishlist, and suggest creative... more »
Aug 24, 2012 Kylah Brown News
Same-Day Hotel-Booking App HotelTonight Now Live in St. Louis
Ever make a last-minute decision to stay the night in a St. Louis hotel, but have trouble booking a room? There's an app for that. HotelTonight , a free app available on iPad, iPhone, and Android ... more »
Aug 23, 2012 Nancy Curtis News
Exploring St. Louis Indie Businesses, Part 4: Livery Company
For the month of August, we'll visit independent businesses around St. Louis, specifically, ones that are new to us. See our archives for previous editions. There's been a solid amount of dig... more »
Aug 22, 2012 Thomas Crone News
In the Wake of Todd Akin's Comments on Rape and Abortion, "Claire-voyant" Could Be McCaskill's Nickname
Mike Kelley, a co-host on KMOX's Hancock and Kelley show with John Hancock, recently called Sen. Claire McCaskill "the smartest politician I ever worked with." McCaskill's astuteness is lookin... more »
Aug 21, 2012 Alvin Reid News
Chimpanzee-Attack Victim Andrew Oberle Now Awake and Talking at Saint Louis University Hospital
Andrew Oberle, the 26-year-old St. Louisan and University of Texas at San Antonio graduate student who made national news after being attacked by chimpanzees at a South African reserve in June, is ... more »
Aug 20, 2012 Nancy Curtis News
Rethink Your Drink at Taste in the Central West End
I am not a savvy shopper. I'll spend $100 on a dozen crappy items instead of one or two quality pieces. Most of these purchases are promptly forgotten the instant I get home. Others I decide I hate... more »
Aug 17, 2012 Kylah Brown News
Speaking Out: Former Speaker of the House Steven Tilley on His Resignation, the Rules of the Legislature, and More
An optometrist from Perryville, Republican Steven Tilley rose like a rocket through the House, becoming majority leader three years after his 2005 election to office and Speaker of the House in Jan... more »
Aug 15, 2012 Jeannette Cooperman News
Exploring St. Louis Indie Businesses, Part 3: Brock Auto Parts & Recycling
For the month of August, we'll visit independent businesses around St. Louis, specifically, ones that are new to us. Check back every Wednesday for a new edition. The first two indie business f... more »
Aug 15, 2012 Thomas Crone News
Space Should Be a St. Louis Frontier
A couple of days before the Mars rover touched down and sent its first photos of the Red Planet, NASA announced it had awarded a $460 million contract to Boeing to continue development of the Comme... more »
Aug 14, 2012 Alvin Reid News
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Aug 10, 2012 Kylah Brown News
St. Louis City Population Decreases and Missouri Ranks 15th Worst State for Toxic Air Pollution
The city of St. Louis' population decreased by 1,225 or 0.4 percent from 2010 to 2011 according to an On Numbers analysis of the latest U.S. Census Bureau estimates. As reported today by the ... more »
Aug 9, 2012 Nancy Curtis News
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St. Louis election nights often become election mornings, with political candidates not knowing their respective fates until well after midnight. But Tuesday's primary election came to its unoffici... more »
Aug 8, 2012 Alvin Reid Politics
Exploring St. Louis Indie Businesses, Part 2: Abode Coffee House
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Aug 7, 2012 Thomas Crone News
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Aug 3, 2012 Kylah Brown News
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"R&B Hip-Hop Soul artist from Washington, DC by way of West Philly that delivers a high energy performance pulling from musical influences like Micheal Jackson, Prince, Jay -Z, and Ne-Yo just to name a few, with an inter-changeable set to fit any venue complete with a spoken word artist, dancers , Dj and a live band, his sound is grown and sexy with a teen sensibility."
If any one thing brought the members of ...soihadto... together, it's the belief that music isn't simply meant to be listened to, it's to be experienced. Rahn, Duff, Honus and Yungwirth fuel their performances with a love for the pure, immersive sound of performing live. The ...soihadto... story began in 2006 in Baltimore, Maryland. By combining a variety of influences from indie to punk to hardcore to soul-funk and an incomparable melodic approach, the sound of ...soihadto... is as varied and unique as their rapidly growing fan-base. The concept for the bands debut EP was simple: they wanted it to be less of a traditional album, and more of a personal invitation to feel and experience a live performance. The EP is a spontaneous, yet highly kinetic performance, and is the closest you can get to being on stage with the band. The band recorded their upcoming album at the Magpie Cage Studio with producer/engineer J. Robbins. While ...soihadto... have just started their journey, the combination of their unique musical stylings and the furious energy of their live performances have made them a rising band to watch.
8 ohms are an Annapolis Based 8 piece horn heavy funk, soul, reggae band. Their sound, while reminiscent of James Brown, Bob Marley and early 70's rare groove, still provides a unique and eclectic perspective in modern music.
"9MR is a band that slashes through the mold of normality. When one of the 6 members has a song or a riff idea, it goes through the 9MR filter; it gets tweeked, it gets shredded, it gets edgier or louder, sometimes it gets chopped completely, but it will always jump out the box as a killer groove with a unanimous stamp of approval.
The sound created by 9MR comes from a number of influences. They are constantly striving to find that delicate blend of reggae and rock where the music just floats on it's own. The sound of 9MR has been compared to Sublime and Reel Big Fish with drops of Marley and John Browns Body, and the whimsy of Cake and Bare Naked Ladies.
9 Mile Roots hails from the Baltimore area and is always up for playing the dock bars, the festivals, the dive bars, and even the private party."
Mostly female power-pop formed in 1997... a "cross between the Beatles and the Pretenders with some unexpected twists and you're almost there."
Four-piece alternative rock band with a variety of musical backgrounds. For additional details, visit www.myspace.com/rezin
"Instrumental, experimental, saxophone-driven, song-based, high-energy rock."
"Soulful guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Haunting melodies and thoughtful lyrics, delivered with a bold voice and artful guitar playing."
Rockin dreamy pop brought to you by Baltimore's own Abby Mott. Complete details at http://www.abbymott.com
"Keyboards + yelling + fog machine = Abiku"
Four-piece alternative rock band out whose song "Attention" went #1 on the internet music site Purevolume. The band signed with Drive Thru Records (New Found Glory, FenixTX, Finch) and is currently writing for their debut release due in early '05.
"Aerport Rocking Chairs music takes influence from various styles, including rock n roll, jazz, funk, bluegrass, blues, and surprisingly, jungle. The drummer, Scott Shapiro, is an accomplished DJ spinning house/intelligent jungle for the last 10 years. Shapiro also has long standing London based record contract for his original jungle tracks. His back beat has lead this band to explore sounds unheard of in a rock band. He can also be heard singing some of the covers during live shows. Scott Sherr is the acoustic guitarist and lead singer with multiple credentials from his days at UCLA. His voice seems to get better with every gig and every song he writes. Its deep, rich tones with a raspy air are unique unto himself. The self professed driver of the bus, otherwise known as the bassist, is Joe Scalea. Scaleas style is as varied as his influences, building a sound that'll keep you moving and knock you over, if youre not careful. Rounding out the band is the lead guitarist, Dan Gohzansky, whos roots are purist American rock n roll. His lead style has been shaped by everything from the jazz and blues greats of the fifties, to the newest independents on the New York and Portland music scene. From clean to crunch, Gohzanksy is truly a versatile lead guitarist."
Five-piece progressive/alternative rock band with diverse influences including new wave, classical, funk, hip-hop and jazz. Alan Parsons meets Talking Heads meets Genesis.
Doom metal band with progressive leanings (once known as Revelation).
Their selections range from Led Zeppelin, Ozzy Osbourne, Lynyrd Skynyrd back to Wilson Pickett and Elvis.
"five-piece melodic hardrock band based out of baltimore md. Together since june of 2002. Touring the nation under their first album "Aurora" released by dcide records in 2003. Now just finishing their second record "Monarchs of a Fallen Society" in mid 2005 and ready to tour in the summer! check out tour dates @
"Four gents making (experi)mental musical mayhem that is challenging and intriguing while maintaining a quirky and accessible pop mentality."
The Black Eyed Susan authentic Mississippi river boat hosts a murder mystery and dinner cruise, with a different mystery with each cruise.
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7806-7816 West Mansfield Parkway has a Walk Score of 52 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in Lakewood. Nearby parks include Sister City Park, Lake of Lakes Park and Jefferson Green Park.
Nearby schools include Mountview Youth Service Center, Mile High Baptist School and Ability Plus Academy of Colorado.
The closest grocery stores are Danny Cash Hot Shop, Thrive Nutrition and Natural Grocers.
Nearby coffee shops include Yummy's Donut House, Granny Scott's Pie Shop and Nutty Bean Coffee Cafe. There are 12 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including El Tapatio Mexican Restaurant, Mu-Lan Landing Chinese Restaurant and Denny's.
7806-7816 West Mansfield Parkway is near Sister City Park, Jefferson Green Park and Bear Creek Greenbelt.


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Bulgarian government quits after protests
Demonstrators voice anger over higher electricity prices
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- Boyko Borissov
Sofia: Bulgaria's government quit on Wednesday, Prime Minister Boyko Borisov announced, after days of sometimes violent protests sparked by sharply higher electricity prices expanded into nationwide demonstrations.
The surprise announcement paves the way for elections that had been scheduled for July in the European Union's poorest member to be brought forward.
"It is the people who put us in power and we give it back to them today," Borisov told parliament. He said he would not be part of any interim government.
"I will not participate in a government where the police beat up people or where threats for protests replace political dialogue. If the street wants to govern the country, let it do it," the 53-year-old said.
Borisov, a right-wing ex-bodyguard, had on Tuesday ruled out resigning.
Bulgaria has been shaken over the past 10 days by protests that were first focused on soaring electricity prices but then grew into nationwide demonstrations against the right-wing government in general.
Clashes left dozens of people wounded and scores were arrested as demonstrators fought running battles with riot police and vandalised government buildings, police cars and shops in the capital Sofia.
In the latest disturbances late on Tuesday, 15 demonstrators and two policemen were injured and 25 people were arrested in Sofia. The previous evening 11 people including five police were hurt.
A 36-year-old man doused himself with petrol and set himself on fire early on Wednesday outside city hall in Varna in the east where the first protests erupted, media reports said. He was hospitalised with 80 per cent burns.
Another man, who was mentally ill, died after setting himself alight in the central city of Veliko Tarnovo on Monday.
Borisov attempted to take the heat out of the crisis by announcing on Monday the sacking of the unpopular finance minister and on Tuesday saying he would revoke the licence of Czech electricity firm CEZ.
Non-Eurozone Bulgaria's economy struggled to grow in 2012, expanding by just 0.1 per cent in each of the past two quarters because of the global slowdown and as foreign investment has slumped.
Official unemployment hit 11.4 per cent in December but trade unions say the real figure is closer to 17 or 18 per cent of the workforce. Inflation meanwhile hit 4.4 per cent last month.
Voters are also angry at what they see as Borisov's failure to stamp out corruption and cronyism despite repeated calls by the EU to clamp down on graft since joining the bloc in 2007.
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Remember that ESPN.com article that ranked the Atlanta Falcons roster as the 30th out of 32 teams? Well, this news wont help much. Starting linebacker Sean Weatherspoon is expected to miss all of the 2014 season after rupturing his Achilles tendon.
Falcons' head coach Mike Smith said this today about the injury:
"During Sean's run today with our medical staff, he suffered an injury. We sent Sean to the doctor for some additional testing and evaluation and unfortunately the results showed that he ruptured his Achilles tendon. Sean had been working extremely hard to get back on the field, but regrettably he will miss the entire 2014 season. He will have a procedure done in the near future and we expect him to make a full recovery."
Weatherspoon played in only seven games last season, where he snagged a 71-yard interception for a touchdown, and recorded 26 tackles and assisted on 12 more in a season that was plagued with injury. The 2010 first round pick of the Falcons has recorded 216 tackles in his four-year career, in addition to 8 sacks, and he set a career high in his sophomore season with both 4.0 sacks and 86 tackles.
The Falcons have been attempting to install more 3-4 packages on defense, and as if that wasn't a challenge in and of itself, trying to find someone to replace the team's best linebacker just adds more difficulty to the process. Many of the Atlanta's struggles from the 2013 season stemmed from injury issues, and this is certainly unwelcome news for a team who is looking to improve at stopping the run in order to have a bounce-back season.


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917 McArthur Ave has a Walk Score of 37 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in the Highview Hills neighborhood in Dayton. Nearby parks include McCabe Park, Lakeside Park and Gillespie Park.
Nearby schools include Wogaman Prek-8 School, Dunbar High School and F G Carlson Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Dearborn Market, G & G Carryout and Food City.
There are four restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Huffie's Bar-B-Que, Unique Eats and Diamond D's Diner.
917 McArthur Ave is near University of Dayton.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is mostly flat. 917 McArthur Ave is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.


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North Richland, TX (April 18th) - Torrie Jung has embraced his role as the starting netminder for the Thunder over the last few months and stood tall in net again, earning his second career post-season shutout and helping the Thunder (7-0) win 3-0 on Thursday night over the Fort Worth Brahmas (4-4) at the NYTEX Sports Centre. Matt Robinson, Matt Summers and Les Reaney each scored for the Thunder. Wichita will have its first chance to close out the series on Saturday night in Game 4.
The first period began as expected, a tight defensive battle with both teams limiting each other with shots from the outside. Fort Worth had a couple of good looks from behind the Thunder cage, but Torrie Jung was up to the task on a few wrap-around chances from Phil Fox and Colin Mulvey.
18 seconds into the second period, Wichita took a 1-0 lead when Matt Robinson caught a long outlet pass from RG Flath, made a terrific move away from a defender at the right circle and sniped a wrist shot over the blocker of Brad Fogal. It was the first power play goal given up in three games by the Brahmas at home.
In the third period, Wichita added two goals to pull away from Fort Worth. Reaney scored at 13:19 after catching a centering pass at the left circle, walked in all alone and beat Fogal through the five-hole to push the lead to 2-0. The Brahmas desperately pulled their goaltender with just over two minutes left, but it was all for not as Summers collected a loose puck at the red line and found the empty net to seal it at 3-0.
Wichita set new franchise records with the victory, winning seven-straight playoff games and nine-straight that includes the last two games of the regular season. Summers was the only Thunder forward with two or more points, finishing with a goal and an assist. Jung stopped all 29 shots he faced and improved to 7-0 in the post-season. Fogal took the loss, stopping 22 of 24 shots he faced.
CHL Conference Semi-Finals – Series "F" (best-of-7)
Fort Worth Brahmas vs. Wichita Thunder
Game 1 – Wednesday, April 10th – Fort Worth at Wichita, 4-1 W
Game 2 – Thursday, April 11th – Fort Worth at Wichita, 4-3 W
Game 3 – Thursday, April 18th – Wichita at Fort Worth, 3-0 W
Game 4 – Saturday, April 20th – Wichita at Fort Worth, 7:30 p.m.
*Game 5 – Sunday, April 21st – Fort Worth at Wichita, 5:05 p.m.
*Game 6 – Tuesday, April 23rd – Wichita at Fort Worth, 7:00 p.m.
*Game 7 – Wednesday, April 24th – Fort Worth at Wichita, 7:05 p.m.
Thunder leads series 3-0
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Wichita looks to close out the series on Saturday night in Game 4 at the NYTEX Sports Centre at 7:30 p.m. If necessary, The Thunder would host Game 5 on Sunday, April 21st at 5:05 p.m. For tickets, call 755-SEAT, visit the INTRUST Bank Arena box office or online at www.selectaseat.com .
Wichita Thunder season tickets for 2013-14 are now on sale. A $50 dollar non-refundable deposit is required for all season tickets. Contact the Wichita Thunder Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at (316) 264-4625 or visit the fan relations table behind section 120 at any Wichita Thunder home game for more information. Join the Blue Revolution today!


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Definition of antiquarian in English:
antiquarianLine breaks: anti|quar¦ian
Pronunciation: /ˌantɪˈkwɛːrɪən /
1Relating to or dealing in antiques or rare books: antiquarian booksellers
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- He sought out rare and out-of-print books from antiquarian booksellers, including a set of delightful eighteenth-century guidebooks by the York publisher Thomas Gent.
- This will be a full time unit housing books from 12 different antiquarian booksellers around the country.
- The York National Book Fair is an annual event and lays claim to being Britain's largest rare and antiquarian book fair with some 200 booksellers and an estimate of some 100,000 books on offer.
2Relating to the study of antiquities.
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- The treatment of fables as vague intimations of Christian doctrine did not disappear even in the most sophisticated antiquarian studies of the sixteenth and the seventeenth centuries.
- To be fair to Isaac, he hastens to assure the reader that 'the debate cannot be so readily dismissed or relegated to antiquarian study.'
- It argues against the complaint that the study is antiquarian.
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A person who studies or collects antiques or antiquities.
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- Centuries after sword manufacturing in Hounslow had ceased, some antiquarians began collecting the surviving specimens.
- It was a time when large numbers of women and antiquarians were collecting ceramics, chiefly the refined wares used in America during the colonial and early Federal periods.
- Napoleon has with him scholars, including antiquarians and linguists, whose job it is to unravel the mysteries of ancient Egypt.
antiquarianism noun
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- In its merger of antiquarianism and fantasy, artisanship and magic, the castle neatly sums up the art of its creator, Hayao Miyazaki.
- My interest is no mere trivial and reactionary antiquarianism.
- It is a new antiquarianism, oblivious to any real sense of historical understanding, engagement or critique.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis Health Center
Arthritis and Lyme Disease
How Can I Prevent Getting Lyme Disease? continued...
If an infected tick bites, it will not transmit the infection until it has had the opportunity to have its blood meal. This takes time, thus there is value in inspecting your body after outdoor activities in areas where Lyme disease is known to occur. Newly attached ticks can be easily removed before they transmit the infection.
Pregnant women should be especially careful to avoid ticks in Lyme disease areas because the infection can be transferred to the unborn child. Such a prenatal infection can make the woman more likely to miscarry.
Preventative antibiotics are not generally used following all tick bites, but may be used in some special circumstances; a recent study showed that such preventive use of antibiotics is very effective.
If you are bitten by a tick, the best way to remove it is by taking the following steps:
- Tug gently but firmly with blunt tweezers near the "head" of the tick until it releases its hold on the skin
- To lessen the chance of contact with the bacterium, try not to crush the tick's body or handle the tick with bare fingers
- Swab the bite area thoroughly with an antiseptic to prevent infection
- DO NOT use kerosene, Vaseline, fingernail polish, or a cigarette butt
- DO NOT squeeze the tick's body with your fingers or tweezers.
Is There a Vaccine for Lyme Disease?
In 1998, the FDA approved a vaccine for Lyme disease called LYMErix. Although some people reported getting sick from the vaccine, the FDA found no evidence that it was dangerous. However, in February 2002, the makers of the vaccine pulled it off the market due to poor sales. Currently, there is no available vaccine on the market for Lyme disease.
What Is the Outlook for People With Lyme Disease?
Most people with Lyme disease respond well to antibiotic therapy and recover fully. Some people may have persistent symptoms or symptoms that recur, making further antibiotic treatment necessary. If left untreated, Lyme disease can cause permanent damage to the heart, nervous system, and joints.
A bout with Lyme disease and successful treatment are no guarantee that the illness will be prevented in the future. The disease can strike more than once in the same individual if he or she is bitten by another tick and re-infected with the Lyme disease bacterium. The antibody test usually remains positive for months to many years after an infection. The presence of antibodies in the blood is not sufficient reason for continued or retreatment with antibiotics.
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By Judith Gayle | Political Waves
These last few weeks have given us a long parade of extremes. If we weren't so busy trying to figure out how to keep a solid footing and secure future without scaring ourselves senseless, it would be an intriguing display of improbable circumstance. Some might call this condition in extremis, which literally means "in the farthest reaches" and indicates a dire situation, sometimes unto death. The Cambridge dictionary describes it as an adverb meaning "in an extremely difficult situation." I think few of us would argue that point.
Mercury retrogrades have a reputation for slowing us down for a closer scan of our problem, like looky-loos crawling past an accident scene on the freeway. This week we've been peering into the wreckage of our inability to come to terms with climate change and the remnants of a Cold War consigned to history but still lingering in near-memory. We're also being given a review of our societal growing pains in the passing of iconic entertainment figures close to our hearts. Because nothing is for nothing in this remarkable universe of ours, it's upon us to be paying close attention to what presents for review.
The dismaying weather reports, for instance, sucking up most of the oxygen on cable news, should give us necessary information on this most pressing challenge of our age. Olympic coverage, interrupting the normal cadence of prime-time programming, has provided us a Petrie dish of both iconic gamesmanship and international goodwill, as well as a clear view of the mentality that has promoted nationalism and hindered the development of global community. Nancy Pelosi, responding to the early problems with the Russian Olympics village, remarked that Sochi should never have been selected. Me, I think our last Olympic endeavor in China and this one in Russia is spot-on to bring our own national behaviors into perspective alongside those of former despots and foreign ideologies.
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(i'm going to go a little bit further from the HP/Snosoft case, so don't
be surprised if some of the statements below do not fit 100% in that
All these problems will vanish if people will choose to disclose
vulnerabilities in a responsible way.
Sure, HP's response has been harsh. But every security problem
(especially when it's accompanied by an exploit) should be reported
first to the vendor! There should be no exception from this rule. The
person doing the reporting should give the vendor a reasonable period of
time to fix it; say, a few weeks or so.
Only if the vendor does nothing in these weeks, only then the
report/exploit/whatever should be made public.
If hacker H writes a comment on Slashdot, making public an exploit
against some software made by vendor V, and does not notify V in advance
(say, 2...4 weeks in advance), and then V sues H, then who's right?
H is right, because (s)he disclosed a vulnerability, and disclosing is
V is right, because not being warned in advance, their customers are
left to the mercy of script kiddies.
H is wrong, because (s)he's obviously looking for cheap publicity (i
published a zero-day exploit; mine is bigger), not for improving
V is wrong, because they are filing a lawsuit against open disclosure,
which is not a good thing.
And the solution is so simple: DO NOT publish "zero-day exploits". Give
the damn vendors an early warning. Only if they are lazy and do nothing
within a reasonable time (2...4 weeks), only then you are entitled to go
I'm a big fan of open disclosure, freedom of speech, etc. But people who
look for cheap publicity are not my favourites. If H is going to publish
the exploit without early warning, i'll say V has all the rights in the
world to sue the crap out of H, and put him(her) in jail for one
thousand years, and i'll applaud that.
However, if there was an early warning, within a reasonable time, like
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and the vendor did nothing and didn't provide a good reason for the
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Had an alignment shop put it on the rack and give me a baseline to work with after I lifted it. $20 bucks.
I pulled the ds and vibes went a way. I haven't confirmed it's the ds yet, been too busy. So I'm in no way bashing reel, just throwing out what the driveline shop told me, and the amount of weight on it now vs when I took it to them. Even they said to run it to confirm before calling reel.
If the ds goes on and the vibe I got at 60+ is gone then I know the culprit. I took the 35's out of the picture, I'm running stock sra tires so its not the rubber causing the vibes. Might end up being something in the axle, who knows.
Reel is 50 miles away, the shop I took it to is 5. I wanted a second opinion on the ds.
I need to spend some time under the jeep to get things sorted as everyone issues are always a little different with so many variables.
I just wanted to jump in and share my 1310 rub since I was surprised as I read and was told that I won't have any issues.
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Finally got around to working on this tonight. The axle clearance problem was minimal, removed the heat shield and all is well in droop land. Its close, but doesn't rub, about 1/8+ from the pipe.
The DS feels much better now that it was re-balanced.
So ya, skip the y-pipe.
What about both the y-pipe and the shaft?
I was just wondering if it would give you more room, if it's even necessary.
I see, thanks for the info. I sure do appreciate it.
What's your caster angle? I have not measured my caster yet but I am willing to be it is in the negative now. I just installed a 1350 front DS and I am within 1 deg of 0 on the pinion and DS angle but now at highway speeds it gets a little hairy as she gets pretty flighty when I hit some grooves in the pavement. I know this can be fixed by clocking the inner "C"s or buying an aftermarket axle assembly. How did you deal with it or did you? Thanks for any input you might have.


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The FBI released video and photos of the suspects they believe are responsible for the twin bombings at Monday's Boston Marathon.
The FBI released video and photos of the suspects they believe are responsible for the twin bombings at Monday's Boston Marathon.
A race participant describes seeing bomb sniffing dogs and security personnel on rooftops before the start of the race. Race officials told participants this was only a security exercise and there was no imminent threat.
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9 p.m. (EST): The final press conference of the day with Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis and various other officials just concluded. The FBI is now leading investigations of the events. Davis confirmed that three people were killed in today's blasts.
CNN is reporting that one of the victims killed was an 8-year-old boy. The Wall Street Journal had reported that as many as five other unexploded devices were found around Boston, but investigators now doubt that they were actually bombs.
I'm sitting here watching the coverage of the Boston Marathon explosions with such a heavy heart. It seems it's almost the norm now when you turn on the TV -- we see so many people hurt, killed or shocked by these terrorizing acts.
As the country is trying to make sense of what just happened at the Boston Marathon, it seems that new has just gotten weirder as we lean that the final mile of the race was dedicated to the victims of Newtown
There were two explosions at the finish line of the Boston Marathon today. Fox News is reporting there have been injuries but no deaths have been reported.
The sign says push button for drama. Watch all the drama that unfolds on these unsuspecting people.
Here's a look at some interesting events that took place on this day in history:
1944: Two liquid gas tanks explode in Cleveland, Ohio, killing 130 people and leveling 30 city blocks (more info)
1944: General Douglas MacArthur returned to the Philippines, 30 months after he declared "I shall return" (more info)
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According to the statistics, 60% of Americans are overweight! That means that the majority of us folks are overweight! I attended a meeting yesterday with 12 women - 8 of us were overweight. There were 9 of us sitting in the doctor's office, 6 of us were overweight. I am not a statistician but I get the picture. When I went to the grocery store, I noticed there are complete aisles devoted to chips, cookies, sodas and let's not leave out the aisles devoted to ice creams and frozen desserts. Right off the top I'm thinking, those are four isles I can skip. That's significant to me, someone who doesn't like to shop. I am grateful that I have never fancied sodas. So many to choose from, yet no significant nutritional value. What a waste of time. I have come to the conclusion that the other stuff (snacks) needs to be avoided though this was not always the case. Some words of advice, never ever go to the grocery store without a list. Just because it's on sale, doesn't mean you need to buy it! I am going to continue to count the numbers: people, calories, carbs, sugars, etc. Just look around and you'll see the numbers too!
It is very hard to determine or differentiate between eating because your body is craving something, as in my stomach is still hungry or eating because I am actually feeling ill and may be coming down with something. Great! Now is not the time to come down with anything with the doom/gloom of swine lurking in the background. It is amazing to have a great workout day (I absolutely loved Julie's 24Dance class this morning) and slowly watch the gains wither away. All is not completely lost. I took the dogs out for a walk this evening and vowed to drink plenty of water for the remainder of my hours. It was very hard but I actually posted on my nutrition tracker (ha! some nutrition) all the things that I ate. Ok, almost all of the things. I haven't figured out where the home made pseudo-nachos fit in. Damn I bet those were a lot of calories. I'm going for the weekly average, forget the daily stuff. That is still looking ok.


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I recently noticed I hit over 200 followers! Thanks, you guys! Now I would love to give you all a follower gift, but I am one of those untalented simmers who can't create anything worth giving. :(
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He likes flash cars and Swarovski crystal-encrusted football boots, but behind the flash exterior lies an all-round good egg and a fine footballer.
With explosive pace and acceleration, the Gabon international striker was a shrewd signing by Dortmund after excelling at Saint-Etienne, where he was Ligue 1's second top scorer with 19 goals.
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Black raspberry candies can help in fight against cancer
Researchers have developed novel black raspberry-based functional foods that can withstand the rigors of a large-scale cancer prevention trial.
Black raspberries- not to be confused with the more recognizable red variety - have piqued the interest of cancer scientists in the last decade due to research showing they have distinct antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that appear to inhibit tumor growth.
But the berries are only grown in a few places around the US, and like many of their berry cousins, must be refrigerated and eaten within a few days of picking.
"We set out to create a product that had the same level of quality and stability you would find in a pharmaceutical medicine, but that was 100 percent fruit, simple to take and retained high levels of chemopreventive bioactives," said Yael Vodovotz, PhD, a food scientist with The Ohio State University Department of Food Science and Technology, said.
The result was two different formulations - gummy candies and a concentrated fruit juice (nectar) - each roughly equal to a cup of fresh berries. Both formulations were created by freeze drying the berries, which helped preserve the essential nutrients, and then grinding the whole berry - fiber, seeds and fuzz - into a fine powder.
The black raspberry formulations are currently being used in a clinical study of men with prostate cancer undergoing surgery.
The researchers hope to see if the black raspberry preparations, coupled with different types of diets, can improve post-surgery outcomes versus a control group of men with diet interventions only.
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Kaci Hickox, a nurse who treated Ebola patients in Africa, said she would go to court if she is not freed by Thursday, heightening a debate on how to balance public health and public fears.
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A state judge declined Friday to block a law requiring doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles.
October 25, 2014, Saturday
Denied Survivor's Benefits After Wife's Death, Texas Widow Files a Federal Suit
A gay rights group brought to federal court the case of a widow who was turned down for survivor's benefits because Texas does not recognize same-sex marriages.
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The Obama administration said it would expedite visas for those Haitians who have already been approved to join family members in the United States.
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The F.B.I. exhumed the remains of a John Doe it thought resembled William Bradford Bishop Jr., suspected of killing his mother, wife and three sons in 1976, but DNA was not a match.
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Texas Abortion Clinics to Reopen Despite a Future in Legal Limbo
A day after the Supreme Court blocked a Texas law that had forced abortion clinics to close, some prepared to reopen, pleased at the reprieve but mindful that the legal fight was far from over.
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The Supreme Court blocked a federal appeals court ruling that was forcing abortion clinics in Texas to close, allowing them to remain open during appeals.
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The judges said confusion would result if they blocked the law before the election, but they put off consideration of whether it should stand permanently.
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Voter ID requirements were delayed in Wisconsin and Texas, though officials continued to look for ways around the decisions ahead of next month's elections.
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The attorney general of West Virginia conceded that its ban on same-sex marriage was no longer defensible after a Supreme Court ruling Monday, but officials in South Carolina vowed to keep fighting.
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Prelude to a CrowdfundingThursday, February 27th, 2014
All those people who asked what I was going to do with all this time once Jemima started Kinder? Well, yes. They can stop asking silly questions in future, can't they?
Today was the first week I had the full three days (it alternates, two and then three) and it didn't feel like nearly enough to get anything done – though at the same time I did get quite a lot done, AND had time to have a cold (seriously, my child starting school is the closest I ever get to sick leave) and had time to read and breathe and keep up with the washing up.
It's like I don't know myself any more.
My main problem, as I see it, is that I hit my month's wordcount goal a few days ago, and while I promptly set myself a 'stretch goal,' I obviously didn't believe in it because I haven't written a word since.
I have edited a short story that's appearing in a pro anthology later this year, and I did my BAS two days early instead of my usual one day late, so there's that.
Also, finally, FINALLY, I finally ticked off the final stages of the SFWA Bulletin that has been filling my world since I committed to it back before Christmas. It is in the hands of printers and e-book designers now, and off my desk which means I can be fond of it again. I'm proud of what we did with it, but it's going to be a while before I volunteer again to take on an editing job…
There's this other project that has been waiting in the wings, ready to fly. Tehani and I have been plotting the Cranky Ladies of History anthology, featuring a bunch of exciting authors and even more exciting historical women of note. Tehani blogs about the project here.


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So the Obamas hope to mosey our way this weekend for a little Williamsburg R&R. Sage choice.
We've got Busch Gardens for Sasha and Malia, abundant history for the First Lady and golf galore for POTUS -- Kingsmill, Ford's Colony and Golden Horseshoe would prove plenty challenging for his erratic, left-handed swing.
Obama plays golf -- at least 60 times since assuming office, according to CBS News' Mark Knoller -- his true sports jones is basketball. He plays pick-up, fills out NCAA men's and women's brackets and attends games.
And in that regard, Obama picked an ideal weekend to visit.
First, he could mosey over to Churchland High, where college seniors such as Virginia Tech's Jeff Allen and Old Dominion's Frank Hassell are auditioning for NBA scouts in the Portsmouth Invitational. Obama attends the occasional Washington Wizards game back in D.C., and as sorry as they are, he might see some better ball at the PIT.
But Obama, not to mention his extended family, would be best served by a visit to Boo Williams' annual youth tournament at the Williams Sportsplex in Hampton. Sponsored by Nike, the event showcases some of the nation's best high school juniors and sophomores.
Among the best expected to compete Friday-Sunday: Power forward DaJuan Coleman of Dewitt, N.Y., point guard Kyle Anderson of Jersey City, N.J., and shooting guard Rasheed Sulaimon of Houston.
With teams here from Ohio, Florida, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, North Carolina and Virginia, Obama could eyeball talent from swing states that could well determine his re-election fate.
Most important, Obama could do some subtle recruiting for his brother-in-law, Oregon State coach Craig Robinson. His Beavers were 11-20 this season and clearly need some players.
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This was for a bride ion NYC who wanted all of her cake to be made to inside match her wedding colors, so I dyed teh inside, pink, blue and white. NY skyline, hand made chandeliers, initials and more!!!! 5 tiers with feathers, edivle diamonds……….ALL CAKE AND EDIBLE!


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I know this title sounds a little far fetched for someone on the right of politics, but I absolutely believe that it is true. By no means am I suggesting that the Labour Party is good for Britain – quite the obvious actually – but what I am suggesting is that UKIP's presence on our political landscape is adding to the problems of multiculturalism, political correctness and self hatred that have largely been implemented under Tony Blair's Labour government.
The reason why I suggest that the UKIP is so dangerous is because it is offering false hope. The anti-EU party was significantly more conservative, and even culturist, under the leadership of Lord Pearson, though his lack of charisma and many gaffes meant that he simply had to go. Ever since Farage has return, the UKIP has spiralled into a pit of political correctness and Islamic appeasement.
Despite this, UKIP recently topped an Independent on Sunday poll as the most popular party in the United Kingdom. This shows us, not that most of Britain are in favour of UKIP, but that most of Britain are tired of political correctness and the European Union. But how is this the case, when UKIP is a beacon for political correctness these days?
UKIP is lying, that's why. The party is libertarian. Its membership is rammed full of libertarians who, by nature, aren't concerned greatly by immigration, and put national culture as secondary behind the free market. The average voter of course does not know this, and certainly would not support it if asked about it. Regardless, these issues are ignored by most of the media, and the party is portrayed as a solution for the average, working man.
The party is also seen as a counter Jihad solution by many, no thanks to Tommy Robinson, former leader of the English Defence League, offering his support of UKIP on Twitter. This irresponsible move has seen thousands of people flock to the party in the hope that it will discuss the issue of Islam in Britain openly and frankly.
There was a time that Farage was a little more open about the problem, as can be seen in this video, but today, the UKIP demonises folk who dare discuss Islamofascism. With the likes of EDL members proscribed from joining UKIP, it is clear that the party is afraid of being seen as a movement that opposes Islam. It is also abundantly clear that they will take any opportunity to discredit those who oppose Islam, in turn, normalising the idea that Islam is not a clear and present danger to the United Kingdom, our people and our national culture of freedom and democracy.
The reason this is so concerning is that, despite this, UKIP is growing by the day. It is clear that the party will do tremendously well in the next European elections on May 22nd , and that the Conservative Party will begin catering to right wing UKIP supporters in an effort to fend off the party. In the short term, this could mean a Britain independent from the European Union, but in the long term, it means so called 'conservatives' being totally oblivious to the threat of Islam on national culture.
Think about it – if a party that is seen largely as conservative and culturist is regularly attacking people who oppose Islam, then over time, this will be normalised. It will become even more commonplace for regular, patriotic people to totally ignore the threat that Islam poses, in the form of fascism at a governmental level, the rejection of manmade law an the inhumane treatment of women and homosexuals.
As rational and intelligent people, we must of course reject this, but we must work hard to ensure that UKIP does not normalise the view that these things are not a threat, which they do partly by sacking anyone who talks openly about Islam. Every day that UKIP becomes more popular, the closer we are to becoming a nation of ignorant fools who can't see a threat that's close enough to bomb our public transport, rape and murder our daughters.
UKIP is incredibly damaging to this nation, more so than Labour, who would simply trundle along with their multicultural policies, angering the regular people of this country as they always do. With UKIP, the regular people of Great Britain could easily be fooled into thinking that the problems they have complained about for decades now, are solved – when with UKIP policies, they simply wouldn't be.
The UKIP offers no solution to the Islamification of Britain. It does not offer a solution to multiculturalism, and it demonises those who consider themselves to be culturist and a part of an essential counter-Jihad movement.
UKIP is a wolf in sheep's clothing. It's also not a solution for the 'short term'. Oftentimes I am told that people are voting UKIP as a 'stepping stone', whereby Britain can withdraw from the European Union and then other issues can be dealt with. Frankly, I think a Britain in the European Union tackling Islam is better than an independent Britain fooled by UKIP liars and multiculturalists. These issues must be tackled at the same time, if anything will ever get done. We must oppose the EU, and oppose Islam and fascism at the same time.
There's another side to this however, and it boils down to tactics. A common argument I hear is that 'UKIP is the best of a bad bunch' or that 'UKIP poses a threat to the establishment'. Whilst I can understand why some people think this way, I cant help but get infuriated when people think that this is a logical reason to vote for the party. It is absolutely not.
UKIP is not the only party that poses a threat to the establishment. The SNP also poses a threat, as does the Labour Party. The very fact that these party pose a threat does not mean that they should be trusted. UKIP may well pose a threat to the Coalition, but it would certainly be more dangerous, fooling people into a false sense of security.
For these reasons, I recognise that Liberty GB is the most important political party in the country. No other party offers a viable solution to the Islamisation of Britain, a positive culturist vision or prospects for regular working people. UKIP offers false hope, the Labour Party multiculturalism and the Conservative Party 'modernisation' and white guilt.
I urge any person who considers themselves culturist, patriotic, conservative or just plain 'right wing' to evaluate UKIP properly. What have they done to oppose the threat of Islam or multiculturalism? What have they said about those who do? What do they actually offer other than a voice about the dangers of the European Union?
UKIP is more of a danger than the Labour Party because the voters know what they're getting with Labour. The UKIP, however, is normalising incredibly dangerous views. Not only will our children continue to be taught that Islam is a 'religion of peace' under UKIP, but grown adults are slowly being indoctrinated by the charismatic Farage who offers nothing but cultural neutrality for Great Britain.
Myself, along with Paul Weston and Enza Ferreri will be standing in the South East of England for the European elections in May this year. We hope that you can lend us your support, your man power, kindly donate, become a member or vote for us if you live in the constituency. We're not politicians, and we're certainly not in this for the money. We recognise that Britain is in serious danger, and that politicians and liars in UKIP are just making things worse. Please help us, for the sake of our freedoms.


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Del Mar school district field trip policy changes
By Karen Billing
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The Del Mar Union School District board approved some tweaks to the district's field trip policy at its Oct. 26 meeting.
The old language stated that if the board allocates funds for school-sponsored trips, individual schools may be provided with allocations so they can plan ahead. The new board policy is that no field trip will be authorized if any student would be excluded from participation because of a lack of sufficient funds.
The superintendent would coordinate with community groups to supply funds for students in need and district funds would not be used to pay student expenses for out-of-state field trips.
The changes to the policy also "tighten up the approval process" for trips, reflecting that all trips involving out-of-county, out-of-state and overnight travel requires approval of the board. Written approval of the trip must be received before any planning or fundraising activities take place.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- The stock market is flat after six days of increases. An early gain faded by the close of today's trading on Wall Street. It was a relatively quiet day with many investors on vacation. The Dow Jones industrial average lost a point to close at 16,478. The S&P 500 index was down less than a point at 1,841. The Nasdaq composite edged down just over 10 points to 4,156.
UNDATED (AP) -- Optimism about the U.S. economic recovery is lifting expectations for the country's energy demand. That sent oil prices above $100 a barrel today. It's the first time it crossed that threshold since October. Benchmark crude for February delivery rose 77 cents to close at $100.32 today in New York. The average price of a gallon of gas is $3.28. That's up 6 cents from a week ago.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration says the expiration of federal unemployment benefits on Saturday is a blow to the economy and to families. Gene Sperling, who heads the National Economic Council, says the Senate will hold a vote as soon as Congress returns on a three-month extension proposed by two senators. The White House is calling on Congress to pass it quickly.
SEATTLE (AP) -- The international president of the Machinists union says Boeing's revised contract offer is an improvement of more than $1 billion. In a letter to union members, he says the offer that workers will consider next week is a significant improvement over a contract they rejected last month. Boeing has vowed to build the new 777X jet in the Puget Sound if the Machinists agree to the new contract.
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Tribune Co. says it has completed its $2.73 billion acquisition of Local TV Holdings LLC. It includes the purchase of 16 TV stations and an agreement to support three former local TV stations owned by Dreamcatcher Broadcasting. Tribune now owns or operates 42 stations as well as newspapers such as the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune. Tribune plans to spin off its publishing business in 2014.
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Disc Detective – Warner Music catalogue
Back in the early 90s, I was commissioned to illustrate Warner Music's catalogue. I was pretty much burned out doing these film noir gumshoes so I hesitated at first but eventually capitulated when writer Ian Dewhirst added more characters.
Despite some negative reactions from the suits at Warner's, it went on to win a D&AD advertising award for Best Corporate Campaign.
RAGE! comic from 1982
The early 80′s was a tense time. The world seemed on the brink of war, youth unemployment was at an all-time high and strikes and riots were commonplace. To reflect this, I began to write and illustrate a series of strips that attempted to address these concerns. The first copy of RAGE! was sold in Bristol, London and Amsterdam and was creating a buzz until its demise soon after the originals for RAGE! 2 were stolen from my apartment in Holland.
Thanks to my brother for digging this one out.
My good friend Raw produced an amazing animated comic from which this is a still. Good work, that man!
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The dismantling of the Miami Marlins may not be complete. At least that's the thought among many fans and members of the media. They have already dumped all the high-payroll players. Now, they may try to dump the player who could eventually cost them a lot. That includes Giancarlo Stanton. According Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe, interest in Stanton is reaching a fever pitch. He says the Philadelphia Phillies, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Baltimore Orioles, and Chicago Cubs have called on Stanton. Cafardo also says it would be difficult to pull of a deal because commissioner Bud Selig is watching the Marlins closely. However, it seems Selig has no interest in setting precedent or blocking trades. At this point, trading Stanton would only serve to make Stanton happier. He went to Twitter after the Marlins fire sale and expressed his displeasure. The fans in Miami have already lost their team, it seems unlikely that Stanton alone would be enough to draw fans to the park. Selig won't block a deal if the Marlins decide to trade Stanton. Giancarlo Stanton is one of the best young players in the game. And to top things off, he is cost-controlled (thus the reason Miami hasn't already dumped him). Stanton is still pre-arbitration eligible, meaning he will make at or near league minimum salary. Stanton was selected to the All-Star Game this past season, but he was unable to play because of surgery on his right knee. Stanton had arthroscopic surgery in his knee to clean up some lingering damage. The injury kept him out of the Home Run Derby and the All-Star Game, but it didn't keep him from dominating while he was on the field. Stanton hit .290/.361/.608 this past season with 37 home runs. Follow @mlbinjurynews !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="http://www.mlbinjurynews.com//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); var _gaq = _gaq || []; _gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-34100676-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = document.createElement('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true; ga.src = ('https:' == document.location.protocol ? 'https://ssl' : 'http://www') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js'; var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })();
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I assume that a best/worst memory should be something that comes to mind instantly the moment you're asked….but I'm drawing a blank! I have plenty of good memories, and some bad ones, but cannot pick a best or worst.
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Kenny Stills is the starting slot receiver
Rookie Kenny Stills got the start against the Chiefs in the slot with Joe Morgan lost for the year thanks to a torn ACL. This was somewhat of a surprise with Steve Breaston and Nick Toon fighting for playing time.
Head coach Sean Payton says Stills earned the shot, so expect to see more of him in the coming weeks:
"We didn't just flip a coin or go rock-paper-scissors," Saints coach Sean Payton said of giving Stills the starting nod Friday while veteran Marques Colston sat out as a precaution with his foot injury still on the mend.
"He's been playing pretty well. He's smart, he's picked up things well. He runs well," Payton continued. "There's gonna be a number of good things for us to see, and things we need to correct from his play tonight. But we wanted to give him a look with us resting Colston. And he's gonna have to contribute.


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Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney arrives at the White House in Washington, Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012, for his luncheon with President Barack Obama.
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"Naked in a Fishbowl" returns to Cherry Lane Theater Monday October 17
The fully improvised live sitcom "Naked in a Fishbowl" returns to The Cherry Lane Theater from Monday, October 17th through December 5th. Fully improvised and filmed live, "Naked in a Fishbowl" chronicles the lives of six women in New York City outrageously and hilariously. This season, "Fishbowl" will debut seven new 1-hour shows.
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Why do we plant ? why doesgovernment encourage plantation? to keep the environment clean, raining,earths beauty or to a means of income to the officers who r appointed there protector. smuggling of wood is more than gold even drugs. in this case i think the ministers and officersare like chained dogs, just only to bark, not to cut.
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Notre Dame LB Manti Te'o visiting the Miami Dolphins
- 3:40 pm Wednesday, April 10th, 2013 by Post Staff
The Dolphins get 30 official visits with NFL Draft prospects, and a league source told the Post today that one of them will be used on Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o, who is currently en route to South Florida.
Te'o, one of the draft's most controversial players, will be visiting the Dolphins facility Wednesday evening and into Thursday. A draft visit does not necessarily mean that the team is serious about drafting a player, but the Dolphins are doing their diligence with Te'o, who was once considered a top-15 draft pick before a bad performance against Alabama in the BCS Championship [More]


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According to Osofsky, a separate tool for children and adolescents will screen for post-traumatic stress and depressive symptoms. This survey is a modified version of a survey tool developed by the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center and National Child Traumatic Stress Network for use in evaluating post-Katrina mental health. More than 23,000 children have been screened over the past 5 years. Either the children themselves or their parents complete the survey, depending on the child's age. Osofsky said that a high percentage of children and parents ask for counseling (for the children) after completing the surveys.
In his conclusion, Osofsky emphasized the importance of assessing the effectiveness of current interventions and using mental health assessment data to develop "strength-based" interventions, meaning interventions that help people use their individual strengths so that they can feel in control.
Daniel R. Masys, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Daniel Masys addressed biomedical informatics, the application of the principles of computer and information science to problems in medical research and health care education. He explored lessons learned from past disasters and possible applications to enhance surveillance activities related to the oil spill disaster.
Masys spoke of the many lessons learned in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Many health records were lost following the hurricane. However, the one "bright spot" in biomedical informatics was that the VA's computerized patient-record system, which housed approximately 60,000 electronic records of New Orleans veterans, was transferred to Houston where it was reconstituted and running within 3 days. Within a week the records received 10,000 hits through a VA web interface and were used to track veterans and provide continuity of care to evacuees that were dispersed across more than 200 health care sites in 48 states.
Masys identified three key lessons learned from the Katrina experience. First, EHRs are the sine qua non of effective care delivery and health effects monitoring for regional- and national-scale health events involving a mobile population and uncertainty about where individuals are going to be at some time in the future. The dispersal of veterans


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1997 BEST SILHOUETTE INTIMATE MOMENTS Nominee
Beverly Bird delivers her own knockout punch in COMPROMISING POSITIONS (4.5), a suspenseful tale of a lady medical examiner whose controversial past puts both her and a dynamic district attorney in grave peril. Ms. Bird shows a wonderful dramatic flair as she mixes blazing excitement, hot passion and tender emotion into a love story you'll not soon forget.
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Published: April 1997