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Swingy double-breasted coat. I didn't make any changes to the pattern except I hand-sewed the lining in and made bound butttonholes instead of machine-made ones. I'm glad it is starting to cool off so my sister can enjoy her birthday present!
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Sally Robinson is a clinical professor of pediatrics at UTMB Children's Hospital, and Keith Bly is an associate professor of pediatrics and director of the UTMB Pediatric Urgent Care Clinics. This column isn't intended to replace the advice of your child's physician.
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A Walnut Ridge High School student has died of his injuries after being struck by a vehicle Thursday morning. 16-year Gregg Lee died at 10:40 a.m. at Grant Medical Center.
Columbus Police Sergeant David Pelphrey said Lee was crossing East Livingston Avenue when the teen was struck.
"Mr. Lee was not in a marked crosswalk when the accident occurred," Pelphrey said.
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Asian stock markets reported the best weekly gains in two months this week as investor sentiment turned positive on signs of an improvement in global manufacturing while hopes that the U.S. lawmakers would soon arrive at a consensus to avoid the "fiscal cliff" also added to the sentiment.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index climbed 3.6 percent and closed at 21913.98. China's Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.6 percent and closed at 2027.38.
Market confidence was lifted after reports showed an improvement in manufacturing from both China and the euro zone. Euro zone's manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) rose to an eight-month high of 46.2 in November from 45.4 in October while a private survey Thursday showed that China's manufacturing activity expanded for the first time in more than a year in November.
The HSBC Flash Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), a measure of the nation-wide manufacturing, gained to 50.4 in November, entering an expansionary territory of above 50 for the first time in 13 months, from October's final reading of 49.5. The Chinese data followed a report that showed manufacturing in the U.S. grew at its fastest pace in five months in November.
"The manufacturing data bodes very well for 2013. A lot of the bad news has been priced in. We've probably seen the bottom for the markets," Shane Oliver, Sydney-based head of investment strategy at AMP Capital Investors Ltd., which has almost $100 billion under management, said on Bloomberg Television.
The sentiment was also lifted by the encouraging U.S. economic data on hopes that President Barack Obama and the congressional leaders were making advances in reaching a conciliation to avert the "fiscal cliff," a term used to describe a raft of tax increases and spending cuts that would automatically start next year if nothing was done.
The U.S. housing data during the week was encouraging, with home builders' confidence and existing home sales beating the expectations. The National Association of Home Builders said Monday its home builders' confidence index jumped to the highest since May 2006 while the National Association of Realtors home sales report showed that the existing home sales unexpectedly rose to 4.79 million units in October from the upwardly revised 4.69 million units in the previous month. The Labor Department's weekly jobless claims data showed that the number of new people claiming jobless benefits in America dropped in the previous week.
However, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's comments about the 'fiscal cliff' and renewed euro zone crisis weighed on the Asian markets in the first half of the week. On Tuesday, Bernanke warned that monetary policy couldn't do much to prevent the U.S. economy from falling into a recession if the lawmakers failed to avert the potential fiscal crisis.
After nearly 12 hours of talks in Brussels Tuesday, European officials ended the discussion on Greece's next tranche of bailout without a deal and said they would meet again next Monday.
Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average surged 3.8 percent and closed at 9,366.80 in the holiday-shortened week. South Korea's Kospi Index gained 2.7 percent and closed at 1,911.33.
Japanese stocks reported weekly gains despite the weak merchandise trade data as the exporter companies rallied on a weaker yen. Official data Wednesday showed that Japan's merchandise trade balance had remained in deficit for four straight months. The world's third largest economy recorded a trade deficit of 549 billion yen ($6.7 billion) in October, much worse than the economists' estimate of a 360-billion yen deficit as exports to China continued to slump following a territorial spat between Tokyo and Beijing.
Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan kept its key policy rate unchanged and refrained from announcing any monetary easing measures in spite of the political pressures on it to pursue the aggressive stimulus steps for reviving the economic growth momentum.
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Tyler Flowers didn't tell White Sox about "extreme" pain
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As is so often the case when a player performs terribly, it turns out White Sox catcher Tyler Flowers was playing through a significant shoulder injury.
Flowers is set to undergo season-ending exploratory surgery, but manager Robin Ventura told Dan Hayes of CSNChicago.com that the catcher hid the severity of the injury for a long time. In fact, according to Hayes he initially suffered the injury last season and "experienced 'extreme' pain as far back as last offseason when he began to prepare for spring training."
Chicago was counting on Flowers replacing A.J. Pierzynski behind the plate and so he tried to play through the pain, hitting .195 with 94 strikeouts in 84 games before finally shutting things down. Being a tough guy is great in theory, but in so many cases it hurts the player and the team.
- NatsLady - Sep 5, 2013 at 11:38 AM
Wait–this happens to other teams? A player concealing pain and injury, I'm shocked, shocked.
- rbj1 - Sep 5, 2013 at 11:47 AM
Isn't there language in player contracts that they have a duty to inform the club if they are injured? Not that I think clubs are going to tick off players (& the union) by sanctioning them or trying to void contracts, but still, if you're injured and clearly not helping the team win, say something.
- jwbiii - Sep 5, 2013 at 2:58 PM
Only at the time the contract is signed. During the period that the contract is in effect, I don't see anything. I also think this is odd. The UPC starts on page 277, the relevant section is paragraph 4 (b) on page 280.
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So much grit. someone call the diamondback
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Yeah…especially when you do so immediately before starting game #1 of the playoffs.
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CNN's Piers Morgan Tweets Attack on Second Amendment
British citizen and low-rated TV host Piers Morgan of CNN sided with sportscaster Bob Costas in an attack on the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution by coming to Costas' support in a Tweet on Monday.
"Quite incredible that Bob Costas makes an impassioned plea for less handguns," Morgan Tweeted, "and Americans go crazy with indignation. He's 100% right."
The Brit compounded his lack of knowledge by Tweeting, "The 2nd amendment was devised with muskets in mind, not high-powered handguns & assault rifles. Fact."
Sorry, Piers. Not "fact."
Morgan then made the mistake of proving his complete ignorance about history and the U.S. Constitution by bantering with several Twitter followers who criticized him for his obvious failure to grasp the facts.
Of course, the truth is that the Second Amendment was not "created with muskets in mind." The Second Amendment was crated with military long arms — whatever form they may take — in mind.
The founders weren't so stupid as to imagine that technology would never improve. Their goal was to give the people access to the same long arms that the military would use no matter what sort of long arms they were or were to become. So, yes, Piers, "high-powered handguns & assault rifles" were, indeed, meant to be covered by the Second Amendment.
There are two reasons, for that, we all know.
First, the founders expected "the military" to be we the people. Because the founders did not trust a large standing army, they only wanted a small standing army and to serve national security they wanted maintained a series of local militias so that, in times of trouble, the U.S. would have a military force at hand to repel invaders. Those militias would be made up of every military age male in the country.
This means the people would have to have the same firearms that any army, anywhere would have. If they didn't, their militias would be practically impotent and that would defeat the whole purpose of the militia.
Secondly, the founders expected that arms in the hands of the people would serve to temper the arrogance of the government. They obviously miscalculated on the latter.
So, this absolutely does mean that the people should be able to have the same firearms as the army. On the other hand, the founders did not think that citizens should have tanks, cannons, jet fighters, nuclear bombs, or weapons of mass destruction, quite despite that they hadn't been invented yet. After all, the founders specifically said "firearms" which in their day did not include the weapons of mass destruction that did exist then. Weapons such as ships of war, grenades, cannons, and land mines (then called torpedoes) were not called "firearms" in the founder's day. They knew the difference.
The founders were not as stupid as Bob Costas and foreigner Piers Morgan think they were.
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Based on Mark Helprin's popular 1983 magical-realist novel, Winter's Tale is the story of Peter Lake (Colin Farrell) an orphan turned thief whose falling out with former mentor Pearly Soames (Russell Crowe) sees him running for his life.
Rescued by a mysterious white horse, Lake decides to a spot of pilfering for the road at the home of newspaper magnate Isaac Penn (William Hurt).
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Intrigued by her offer and taken by her looks, Lake becomes determined to do what he can to keep her alive. "Surely you can love someone so completely they can't die," he argues. However, little does he know that Pearly and other dark forces fear that Lake might just be able to do that and will stop at nothing to prevent that.
Rumour has it Martin Scorsese was interested in the book but deemed it unfilmable - he may have been right. For all its charms (Farrell embracing his new found slightly less bad boy charisma, Caleb Deschanel's atmospheric cinematography), Winter's Tale is stopped cold by its muddling mix of mythologies, suffocating schmaltz and overwhelming sense of cobbled together déjà vu.
Yes, even the sets look borrowed from Uncle Marty with the opening exteriors straight out of Gangs of New York and the Grand Central Station interiors eerily echoing Hugo.
Goldsman regular Crowe also seems to be channelling Gangs' Bob the Butcher (albeit with Darby O'Gill's oirish accent), as his impish Pearly (a man who specialises in blackening souls and crushing miracles) goes the full Javert in his pursuit of Lake.
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U.S. Postal Service spokesman Frank Schissler says it's rare for a postal worker to be killed while delivering mail, but it has happened. A postal worker was killed north of Houston in May and in 2010, a deliveryman in Miami was shot to death.
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Rebate Program Extended to Canadian Customers
SHURE ANNOUNCES REBATES IN CANADA FOR 700 MHz WIRELESS SYSTEMS
NILES, IL, FEBRUARY 16, 2009 â Shure Incorporated announced today that its trade-in rebate program will be extended to Canadian customers who have purchased Shure 700 MHz frequency band (698-806 MHz) wireless systems and related components. The program was launched on December 1, 2008, to U.S. customers.
In recognition of the need for Canadian audio industry professionals to be in step with their U.S. counterparts, Shure has decided to extend its U.S. trade-in rebate offer to the Canadian market.
Customers may submit rebate forms to the Shure Canadian Distributor SF Marketing Inc. with the purchase of any UHF-R®, ULX®, MX690/SLX4L, PSM®700 (H3, L2 bands), or PGX wireless system.
To help customers with the transition and to better understand the changes to the RF frequency regulations, SF Marketing has a team of experts who are available to answer questions and provide solutions to technical challenges associated with the new legislation.
âBecause of our commitment to provide first class support to our customers, we are extending our 700 MHz rebate program to our Canadian customers so that they can stay ahead of the curve regarding future FCC 700 MHz rulings,â? said Jose Rivas, Director of Sales and Marketing for the Shure International Americas Business Unit. âOur Canadian Distributor, SF Marketing, has a team of sales, customer service, and technical support staff available and ready to answer any questions about the rebate program.â?
For a complete summary of the terms and conditions of this rebate program, to learn which products are eligible for the rebate program, and to obtain a rebate form, go to http://www.shurecanada.com/ProAudio/EN/index.html and click on the âTrade-in & Trade-upâ? banner in the center of the page. All questions regarding the rebate program in Canada can be directed to SF Marketing Inc. at 514-780-2070.
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Founded in 1925, Shure Incorporated (www.shure.com) is widely acknowledged as the world's leading manufacturer of microphones and audio electronics. Over the years, the Company has designed and produced many high-quality professional and consumer audio products that have become legendary for performance, reliability, and value. Shureâs diverse product line includes world-class wired microphones and wireless microphone systems for performers and presenters, award-winning earphones and headsets for MP3 players and smartphones, and top-rated phonograph cartridges for professional DJs. Today, Shure products are the first choice whenever audio performance is a top priority.
Shure Incorporated corporate headquarters is located in Niles, Illinois, in the United States. The Company has additional manufacturing facilities and regional sales offices in China, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Mexico, The United Kingdom, and the United States.
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who threatened to run riot in the first half last night, but boss Deila says they have faced their toughest test after going through to the knock out stages.
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WITH Hibs facing an injury crisis and having to resort to flinging in the young players again, Record FC blogger JAMIE MONTGOMERY lays the blame firmly at the door of the club chairman
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ABERDEEN against Celtic used to be known for the Dons' regular capitulation - not anymore, explains ANDREW.
ANTHONY HAGGERTY mans the phone as Celtic fans reflect on their side blowing a golden chance to reach the knockout stage of the Europa League by only managing a draw against Astra on Thursday.
THE Hoops legend saw signs of progress for Celtic in Romania midweek but believes there are still crucial areas of the team that need improving.
CRAIG reckons Celtic should be celebrating a place in the last 32 of the Europa League this morning but Astra's late equaliser has fogged their qualification hopes slightly.
THE Hoops striker said he is bewildered why the Ukrainian official ruled out his late goal for an alleged push on stopper Cristian Oros.
DESPITE taking the lead from Stefan Johansen's first half drive, Celtic succumbed to William Amorim's late strike to pick up a point.
THE £6million man is recovering from a shattered knee cap and spoke exclusively to GARY RALSTON about his career and his comeback.
THE Celtic manager says that while the Swede might get other offers in January, he'll struggle to find as good a home as the one he now has in the East End of Glasgow.
GUIDETTI, who used to rise early as a kid in Sweden to watch one of the most famous fixtures in world football, admitted he'd love to play his part in an Old Firm derby.
RONNY Deila's side dismantled Partick Thistle and advanced to the last four of the League Cup, potentially setting up an Old Firm clash.
MICHAEL GANNON mans the Hotline with Celtic's manager, Kenny Miller's return and Scotland v Ireland all on the agenda.
DANIEL takes a look north, up the long road to Dingwall and dreams of the days when Didier Agathe was flying on the wing for Celtic.
ANDREW explains why no one should be afraid of the reigning champions anymore and why the Dons can dare to dream again.
DAVID McCARTHY looks back on what he says was a thoroughly deserved win for Accies and a woeful performance by a Celtic side with no stomach for the fight.
AS Ronny Deila's new fitness regime becomes the subject of debate CHRIS insists the new boss should be concentrating on the real issues and looking to positives.
GAVIN BERRY mans the phones as Celtic supporters praise Craig Gordon - while one Rangers fan reckons he should have been lining up on the other side of the Old Firm divide.
THE Hibs striker boasted that he had a 'touch like an angel' after scoring twice at Ibrox last night and the former Hibees favourite couldn't resist
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Politics are not only for election ballots. We "vote" for one another with our words, body language and actions every day. The Libra Moon dominates the day, and diplomacy will be key. Luckily, it is not very hard to come by, as most people are naturally inclined to at least wonder what others need and want out of the deal.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). You work within a structure of intelligent individuals. It's not mandatory to know what everyone does, but it might be nice to find out what's going on outside of your area of expertise. Ask around.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). It would be too easy to settle for being uninformed — people around you are certainly doing it. You prefer to do your research. You'll look before you leap so that you know what you're getting into.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Meetings are on the agenda. If you expect to learn all you need to know at the meeting, you'll only be disappointed. This is a chance to see and be seen. Get ready to do a bit of show and tell.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). You are the pilot of your own ship. Your vessel will be affected by the wind and currents today, but you're still ultimately the one in charge, hands expertly gripping the wheel.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Love is not an intellectual exercise. You may feel that you should give your love to someone (or perhaps to yourself), and yet you can't force the issue because it just doesn't work that way. Relax into love.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Once you get the creeping suspicion that you're not going to get what you need or want from a situation, it's best to move on. The lesson will occur to you long after you have left the scene.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Subconscious desires and core needs will be the emphasis, neither of which can be addressed through logic. So resist trying to reason about unreasonable things, and lead with your feelings.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). What you see in others also exists in a part of you — otherwise you wouldn't recognize it. Knowing this, you'll use your observations of others to unearth hidden feelings and air them out.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). The world may be more or less the same as it was yesterday, and yet you see yourself differently in relation to it. It will be so natural and easy to work with all that you have that you'll wonder why you were making it so hard.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). In a dance, neither person causes the other person to dance.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You're not as lost as you think you are. In fact, you have arrived at a destination you hoped for many years ago. Take full advantage of your surroundings. You'll find your way when you are no longer looking for it.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Believing, thinking and deciding are futile mental exercises. There are only two categories that matter: You either do or you don't do. The only way to make things happen is to act.
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Bonny and Alan Shuptrine aren't much for letting moss grow. Or staying on the straight and narrow. Or keeping their successful career inside any box.
Both of them come from artistic families, and both have an innate appreciation of art. And as true artists are able to do, they see art wherever it is. Just because it's not in a framed canvas (although they see plenty of that art at Shuptrine Fine Art and Shuptrine's Gold Leaf Designs, the companies they both run) doesn't meant it's not art.
As creative in the kitchen as they are in the art world, the Shuptrines have been tweaking Bonny's family pickle recipe and Alan's grandmother's sweet pickles for years. "We have wars to see whose is better, and taste tests have erupted, and of course the boys put in their two cents worth as well," Bonny says. Alan is particularly fond of this condiment, and in Highlands, N.C., where he grew up, homemade sweet pickles and Appalachian-style relish was as much a part of the table setting as salt and pepper.
Two years ago, when this pickle competition escalated and Bonny and Alan grew weary of competing with one another in the kitchen, the Shuptrines combined their recipes. "We drew on the good points of each recipe, and added a special 'twist'. When we gave some jars away as holiday gives the consistent response was OMG! That is the best I've ever tasted. Will you please make more?
The Shuptrine family may be highly creative, but that doesn't mean they don't have a keen business sense. "When the economy is really bad, a newness is needed. This is the perfect time to expose a new product," Bonny says of the new line of Twisted products. "Alan's national exposure in the art world combined with the successful auction of his watercolors made us decide to brand the name and produce this 'artist's product'."
Of course the label itself is artistic; you wouldn't expect anything boring from this group of folks. But this label is almost as good as owning a valuable piece of art. Twisted Dusk, winner of the ColArt Americas Winsor and Newton Award at the Southern Watercolor Society's Juried Exhibition, was also the inspiration for the name. Bonny jokes that the beautiful painting of the twisted tree on every jar is appropriate because everyone of her artistic family members can be a little 'twisted'.
Although it's not quite on every supermarket shelf yet, it's simply a matter of time. Once you taste the Twisted Relish, you can't enjoy your food without it. People put it on everything from scrambled eggs and meatloaf to salads and sandwiches. Some use it for an easy party dip and others just eat it right out of the jar. The Twisted Chicken sounds incredible, as does the Twisted Cornbread which is a cross between old fashioned spoonbread and a cheese souffle.
Available at Enzo's on Main Street and the Mountain Market, the Twisted produces are available at Ace Hardware on Broad Street as well as on the shelves of boutique grocers all over the southeast.
Obviously there is a ton of work involved, and the Shuptrine family has had some very busy months. The key word here is family. They may not be watching much TV together, but that doesn't mean they're not together and enjoying their family.
"The most surprising thing was when Alan, Jake, Ben and I looked at each other asked each other "is this worth the time out of our family life?" and all of us unanimously said YES! It seems every trip we've taken, every family moment involving cookouts or gatherings, has led right to this place. We have been inspired from tasting homemade barbecue sauce at a roadside stand in Wyoming to tasting grilled stripers in the Damariscotta River in Maine. With every family memory we have recorded, our minds have been asking "what if?".
It's probably a matter of time before the Shuptrines are on Guy Fierre's show, and the famous chef is tasting a little Twisted Relish and yelling, "That is off the hook! Dynamite!"
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