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Eric Karabell looks at the most fantasy-noteworthy events from Sunday's games, including his thoughts on hot rookies Doug Martin and Andrew Luck.Blog | Conversation | November 04, 2012
Tim Hightower one of many running backs who could emerge in Washi...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell examines the Washington Redskins backfield, and reassesses his mock draft pick of Tim Hightower in the process.Blog | Conversation | August 04, 2011
Buffalo Bills' Fred Jackson has proved he's an every-week fantasy...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell looks back at Sunday's action and offers his thoughts on steady rusher Fred Jackson, the Redskins' and Panthers' running backs and Vincent Jackson.Blog | Conversation | November 29, 2010
Braylon Edwards, Michael Vick among best, worst NFL Week 11 fanta...Bill Barnwell
Bill Barnwell examines the best and worst fantasy football matchups for Week 11 in the NFL. Once again, it's time to pick on the Texans' awful pass defense, while Michael Vick might actually be worth benching despite his gaudy performance Monday night.Story | Conversation | November 18, 2010
Chris Johnson shut down in Week 4 for the second time this season...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell analyzes the four key things he took away from Sunday's games, including another mediocre day from Chris Johnson, a quietly effective day from Shonn Greene and more.Blog | Conversation | October 04, 2010
Football Outsiders' best and worst Week 4 fantasy football matchu...Bill Barnwell
Bill Barnwell of Football Outsiders offers his weekly matchup-based fantasy football analysis. With the bye weeks beginning, depth becomes key, and mining the waiver wire for hidden gems facing bad opponents becomes critical. Barnwell offers guidance.Story | Conversation | September 30, 2010
Keiland Williams moves up to No. 2 on the Redskins' depth chart a...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell lays out each team's running back situation for fantasy owners and discusses a handful of relevant notes.Blog | Conversation | September 23, 2010
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Eric Karabell says if fantasy owners have room on their rosters, Fred Taylor could be a good guy to pick up for future weeks.Blog | Conversation | September 10, 2010
C.J. Spiller, Laurent Robinson gaining fantasy value because of i...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell takes a look at whose fantasy stock is rising (Laurent Robinson) and whose is falling (Donovan McNabb, Knowshon Moreno), primarily because of lingering injuries.Blog | Conversation | September 01, 2010
Donovan McNabb's mediocre receiving corps in Washington makes him...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell explains why he wouldn't count on starting Donovan McNabb or any Washington Redskins wide receiver in fantasy.Blog | Conversation | August 20, 2010
Clinton Portis is sliding into the fifth round and beyond in fant...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell looks at the 2010 fantasy potential of former stud back Clinton Portis.Blog | Conversation | July 19, 2010
NFL -- Fantasy -- Football Outsiders' Week 10 matchup projections...Bill Barnwell
Football Outsiders breaks down the best fantasy matchups of 2009 NFL Week 10. Here's a big hint: Start a lot of Vikings (vs. Lions) and Ravens (vs. Browns), including generally-subpar-this-season Todd Heap.Story | Conversation | November 13, 2009
Fantasy Football: Football Outsiders' Week 4 matchups target Jay ...Bill Barnwell
Football Outsiders' weekly fantasy matchup series examines which players will benefit or suffer based on the defenses they face. In Week 4, there's plenty of love for Jay Cutler and Clinton Portis, while Fred Taylor and Ryan Grant are in trouble.Story | Conversation | October 02, 2009
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Football Outsiders, with help from their advanced DVOA metric, examine matchups to tell you who to start and sit this week. Expect big things from some big names -- like Reggie Wayne and Antonio Gates -- but be prepared to sit the likes of Cedric Benson.Story | Conversation | September 25, 2009
Fantasy Football: Football Outsiders says you should sit Matt For...Bill Barnwell
Football Outsiders, with help from their advanced DVOA metric, examine matchups to tell you who to start and sit this week. The results might surprise you -- for instance, Matt Forte belongs on your bench against Pittsburgh.Story | Conversation | September 18, 2009
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Boston's Last Unsolved Mystery: Lucy the Cat
The surprisingly intriguing story of a lost pet.
Whitey's in court. Tsarnaev's in court, next door. They've got a bead on the Gardner heist. AndŌĆöbecause┬Āwhy not?ŌĆöthere's┬Ānew evidence┬Āin the Boston Strangler case. Are you serious? Throw in Aaron Hernandez and we are totally, hopelessly awash in crime news. It's been remarked often lately that, thanks to this recent run,┬Āall of Boston's mysteries have been solved.
But no! There's one, final unsolved mystery still┬Ābedeviling┬Āour great city. That of Lucy the Cat. Take it away, Brookline Tab:
Virginia SmithŌĆÖs missing cat, Lucy, might not have gotten the same attention as┬ĀDennis LehaneŌĆÖs lost dog, Tessa, but SmithŌĆÖs story is turning into one fit for┬ĀLehaneŌĆÖs sordid crime sagas.
Lucy has been missing now for 15 months, but a tireless search including police investigation and a hired private investigator, working only with grainy surveillance footage, finally led a few weeks ago to a home in Cambridge, where a woman suspected of taking Lucy resides.
A 15 month search! That's longer than the FBI spent (actually) looking for Whitey. Here's the Cliffs Notes version of the hunt for Lucy: About six weeks after Smith's cat first went missing, it was picked up by another woman. That woman brought Lucy the Cat to an MSPCA Animal Shelter in Jamaica Plain. There, workers identified Lucy as belonging to Smith. Hearing the news, the woman grabbed the cat and made a break for the door! It was a cat-napping in broad daylight.
Now it was up to Smith to track down her cat-thief. All she had to go on was the grainy surveillance footage of the woman fleeing the animal shelter and of leaving the lot in her car. The┬ĀTab┬Āreports:
Months went by and Smith dedicated thousands of hours on searching for her lost cat, putting up more than 600 flyers in Brookline, Cambridge and Boston, and using social media sites such as Facebook to reach as broad of an audience as possible.┬ĀThe Facebook page she created is called ŌĆ£Bring Lucy Home,ŌĆØ┬Āand includes photos of the suspected cat thief and of Lucy.
ŌĆ£I just devoted myself to getting Lucy home,ŌĆØ said Smith.
She eventually hired private detective Kevin Flynn of Interstate Investigations in Natick to take on the case about five months ago.
FlynnŌĆÖs partner was later able to narrow the year of the car down to 2000 to 2003, based on the taillight.
Finally, Smith tracked down the car to a home in Cambridge. When confronted, the mystery woman apparently said that she had Lucy, but got rid of her months ago. She now has a cat that looks just like Lucy, but, in yet another chilling twist, the Tab reports, "the microchip implanted in the cat did not return SmithŌĆÖs address." Apparently those things aren't so hard to switch out, but still … intrigue!
So now Smith finds herself at a dead end, and is taking her case to the courts. Will the mystery of Lucy the Cat ever be resolved? We don't know. But we do know that Boston is clearly not out of mysteries.
Source URL: http://www.bostonmagazine.com/news/blog/2013/07/11/bostons-last-unsolved-mystery-lucy-the-cat/


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Tucked inside a sub-tropical oasis, Lourdes' Nail Studio in Sarasota, Fla., offers clients a calm, peaceful environment where they'll walk away with good conversation and beautiful nails.
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Jessica Saelim hit the ground running, having opened La Jolla, Calif.-based The Nails Club in December 2012 only five months after graduating college.
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When thinking of a name for their Tumblr account, sisters Donne and Ginny Geer agreed that "Hey, nice nails!" was the best compliment a woman could get. The blog got so popular that these sisters decided to open a salon together after finding they couldn't both be hired to do nails at the same location. While completing their first book, Nail Candy, the Geers transformed a 1920's building into a hip nail salon in downtown Long Beach's arts district. Hey, Nice Nails is now more than just a compliment, it's a haven for nail art junkies around the world.
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A hit nail products brand in Germany since its founding in 1989, Alessandro International expands to the U.S. for the first time. Setting itself apart from other brands, Alessandro offers prescriptive nail care, meaning instead of
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Is a machine the future of nail art?Last night, I attended a West Coast launch event for Tat'z Nail'z, a nail art printer that literally prints a completed design onto your nail (that's my machine-printed design
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Outside the hustle and bustle of Waikiki, Hawaii, Salon Chérie's owner Anri Bui keeps a steady clientele of nail art aficionados.
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Just opened in May 2012, after taking over her mother's salon space, Teresa Hamm and her crew of three nail techs run a cozy nail lounge that overlooks the San Clemente, Calif., oceanfront and embraces education.
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As a long-time member and former committee chairwoman of an ethnic-based networking group (The Network of Indian Professionals (NetIP)), I understand how valuable these groups can be. While NetIP is open to everyone regardless of ethnic
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The name of this salon comes from Mozart's opera, meaning "Women are so like that!" And this Laguna Beach, Calif., salon is meant for women who like to be pampered. Owner Jae'tte Burneo offers custom nail art surrounded by shabby chic decor, all overlooking the ocean.
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Located in the tourist town of Pigeon Forge, Tenn., and nestled in an enclave of diverse shops, ranging from gourmet yogurt to a mini-golf course, is the aptly named Colour Bar & Spa. Even its website lives up to its colorful and engaging name — plus the spa pays attention to retail like few others!
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Dubai Research Students See Latest British Work on Sustainability for the Built Environment
The British University in Dubai Visits Welsh Partner and Strengthens Sustainable Design Program for Students.
August 18, 2010 12:17 by Rasha Reslan
The British University in Dubai (BUiD), the Middle East's top research-based postgraduate university has announced the success of its biannual student visit to The Welsh School of Architecture (WSA) at Cardiff University, a trip supported by leading design firm, Atkins.
The trip is offered as part of BUiD's Sustainable Design of the Built Environment (SDBE) Masters programme, offered in partnership with the WSA, as part of a vision to expand and provide world-class education to UAE graduate students. The next step in the process is the launch of newly accredited MSc in Intelligent Building Design Architecture (IBDAA) this September.
"The students visited the Building Research Establishment (BRE) Innovation Park which hosts demonstrations of buildings showcasing different technologies that make buildings more comfortable, energy-efficient and sustainable. This helps them become familiar with the latest trends in sustainable construction, a subject that is extremely important for the Middle East at this time," said Professor Bassam of BUiD.
Students were also taken to visit the headquarters of top design firm, Atkins.
"Our support for BUiD and its students is an important part of our commitment to improve skills and knowledge as the world moves towards a low carbon future. This biannual trip to the UK is a great opportunity for students to broaden their understanding and see some of the live projects where sustainable design skills have been applied," said Richard F Smith, Technical Director and Group Chair of Carbon Critical Buildings for Atkins.
A trip to the Architectural Associate School of Architecture, the UK's renowned and oldest school of architecture based in London, was also a treat for visiting students who had the opportunity to discuss new research projects and attend presentations.
BUiD also supports a long-distance collaborative PhD programme in Sustainable Design of the Built Environment awarded by Cardiff University's Welsh School of Architecture.
The WSA has been voted the UK's top School of Architecture in the Times Higher Education Supplement league table for the last four years. In 2008, a Research Assessment Exercise concluded that 90 percent of the school's research activity is globally recognized.
BUiD is accredited by the UAE Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and is recognized around the world for its high level of quality education which is on par with British standards thanks to its association with UK-based universities including the Universities of Edinburgh, Birmingham, Manchester, Cardiff and King's College London
It is expected that the IBDAA launch and BUiD's other collaborative activity will further enhance local access to many key players in sustainability for the built environment over the next year.
Student Reem Mohd Omar who took part in the UK trip, said: "This trip was a combination of a fantastic visit to Cardiff, Reading and London and also provided us with an insight into the latest practical and academic research and experimentation for a sustainable built environment. It really was a splendid and informative experience," she said.
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An archive of interviews and reports filed by Democracy Now! correspondent Jeremy Scahill. He is the national security reporter for The Nation magazine. He is the author of the best-selling book, "Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army." He blogs at TheNation.com.
Democracy Now! correspondent Jeremy Scahill heads to the streets of Denver to report on day one of protests outside of the Democratic National Convention. He speaks to antiwar activist Cindy Sheehan, Green Party presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney, Vietnam veteran Ron Kovic, M1 of Dead Prez, Leslie Cagan of United for Peace and Justice and others. [includes rush transcript]Aug 25, 2008 | Story
Thousands of delegates descended on Denver over the weekend for the Democratic National Convention, as did thousands of journalists, as well as protesters from across the country. We hear some of the voices of the protesters and speak with Democracy Now! correspondent Jeremy Scahill, who covered the events from the ground. [includes rush transcript]Aug 25, 2008 | Story
The private military firm Blackwater has gone from being a relatively unknown contractor working in Iraq to a household name and the subject of multiple investigations, lawsuits and congressional inquiries. In the meantime, the company continues to reap millions of dollars in profits and was recently awarded a new contract from the State Department. Last year, Democracy Now! correspondent and Nation Fellow, Jeremy Scahill, published his book ...Jun 02, 2008 | Story
"War, Inc.": John Cusack's New Film Satirizes the Corruption, Profiteering and Hubris Behind the Iraq WarJohn Cusack joins us to talk about War, Inc., his new film taking on issues few in Hollywood today would dare to: war profiteering, mercenaries, political corruption and embedded journalism. A political satire, the film stars Cusack as Brand Hauser, a hit-man for hire who is deployed to the fictional country of Turaqistan to kill a Middle Eastern oil baron. Hauser's employer is Tamerlane, a secretive for-profit military corporation...May 23, 2008 | Story
State Dept. Renews Blackwater Contract in Iraq Despite Pentagon Labeling Sept. Baghdad Killing of 17 Civilians "A Criminal Event"The State Department has announced it is extending the private military firm Blackwater's contract in Baghdad for another year. The news comes despite an ongoing FBI investigation into the September 16th shooting in Baghdad where Blackwater guards were accused of killing seventeen Iraqi civilians. An earlier investigation by the Pentagon found that all seventeen Iraqis were killed as a result of unprovoked and unjustified fire by...Apr 07, 2008 | Story
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Jeremy Scahill: Despite Antiwar Rhetoric, Clinton-Obama Plans Would Keep US Mercenaries, Troops in Iraq for Years to ComeJeremy Scahill reports Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will not "rule out" using private military companies like Blackwater Worldwide in Iraq. Obama also has no plans to sign on to legislation that seeks to ban the use of these forces in US war zones by January 2009. Despite their antiwar rhetoric, both Obama and Senator Hillary Clinton have adopted the congressional Democratic position that would leave open the option...Feb 28, 2008 | Story
Samantha Power v. Jeremy Scahill: A Debate on U.S. Actions in the Balkans, the Independence of Kosovo, the Iraq Sanctions and Humanitarian InterventionAs Kosovo declares its independence, we speak to two people who have closely followed the situation in the Balkans. Samantha Power wrote extensively about Bosnia and Kosovo in her book A Problem from Hell: America and the Age of Genocide, which won a 2003 Pulitzer Prize. Jeremy Scahill is an independent journalist and Democracy Now! correspondent. He covered the NATO bombings of Kosovo and Yugoslavia for Democracy Now! in 1999. [includes rush...Feb 22, 2008 | Story
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Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney cited Cofer Black, the former head of Counterterrorism at the CIA, as his advisor on issues involving prisoner interrogation during a recent presidential debate. Black is now the vice chairman on private military firm, Blackwater. We speak with Jeremy Scahill, author of "Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army," about Romney and Black, as well as State...Dec 10, 2007 | Story
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By the time Ashland residents Gabe Howe and his wife Jillian Stokes started visiting the area in 2006, the damage had only accelerated, with dozens of snags falling onto trails with each windy storm.
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BLESSED AS I AM WITH AN ordinary memory, I am able to reconstruct my first meeting with Audra Thomas, which took place last February at her family's house, as a series of discrete moments.
One: On the way there, I crept along in heavy Dallas traffic, increasingly discouraged as the hour of the interview drew near, then pulled over at a gas station to call the Thomases and tell them I would be late. The day was cool and windy and thickly gray; I remember shouting into the pay phone.
Two: I drove, some forty minutes later, just past the blinking light that announces the town of Celina and turned into the subdivision where the Thomases live, Morgan Lake Estates. There had been a harsh storm earlier in the week, a pelting of icy rain and snow, and while most of the residue had melted, patches of snow still dotted the winter lawns.
Three: I waited outside the front door of the Thomases' house until it opened, and there was Audra: a big girl, slightly knock-kneed, with strikingly pale skin and thick brown eyebrows. Her eyes wandered shyly in my direction without making contact directly. Audra can't really see, and I'd known that before I arrived, yet I felt suddenly shy myself, unsure of what to do instead of shaking hands. We sat down on the living room couch and began to talk.
There are certain things I remember because I happened to jot them down in my notebook: that the couch was covered in a dark plaid fabric, and resting on it was a throw patterned with a golf motif; that on the wall was a tapestry of a forest scene illustrating a Bible passage. There are other things I didn't write down and don't remember: For instance, I recall that Audra wore gray pants, but her shirt—a white blouse, maybe?—is lost to me, and though I suspect she had on a silver necklace, I might have merely inferred that because she wore a silver necklace the other times I saw her.
She was soft-spoken at first, but she quickly grew more animated, looking upward and gesturing rapidly as she spoke, a knowing half-smile on her face. She told me that she'd lived in Texas since she was two, that she'd attended elementary school in Plano, that for the eighth grade she'd gone to the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, in Austin. While she knew all this, she didn't remember any of it, for she does not have an ordinary memory. In 1996, when Audra was in the fifth grade, she fell off a playground swing and hit her head, and afterward her mind seemed to turn against her. She lost most of her vision and was able to make things out only if they were an inch or two in front of her eyes. She no longer saw colors, only shades of gray. She lost the ability to tolerate touches and smells and other sensations. She also began to forget past experiences. Worse, her amnesia was ongoing, and at her lowest point the days just fell away. At a time when she should have been starting the sixth grade, she was reduced to playing with infant toys, and her mother was caring for her around the clock.
Since then, Audra has not regained what she lost, but she has grown into her own person; in May she graduated from Celina High School, and this fall she'll start college. Though she doesn't remember things that happened to her more than four or five months ago, she can learn and retain information—about places she's lived or school subjects or what's been in the news. "I'm a big geek," she volunteered early in our conversation. In particular, she is a big current-events geek: In the tenth grade she won a statewide Current Issues and Events academic contest by scoring higher than any other student in her division on a test of state, national, and world affairs. As one of the few people in her town to have vocally opposed the war in Iraq, she has tended over the past year to get into arguments with other kids about U.S. foreign policy; in the spring, she was voted the most opinionated girl in the senior class. "I scare people," she said. "They see me coming with my cane and they are like, 'Oh, my gosh, get out of the way!'"
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FORT WAYNE – It was standing-room only at Pro Bowl West to watch the finals of the inaugural PBA50 Pro Bowl West Fort Wayne Classic on Wednesday.
The semifinal round featured four competitors that are members of the Professional Bowling Association Hall of Fame: Pete Weber, Randy Pedersen, Johnny Petraglia and Wayne Webb.
It was Weber who capitalized on a Pedersen split and miss in the seventh frame of the final to win $7,500 and the crystal trophy.
"I did what I had to do to win today," said Weber, 52. "It can't get any better than this.
"You can't take Hall of Famers lightly," he said of the semifinal group. "You got to stay out there and stay focused on what you need to do.
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The tournament was the first tournament for Pedersen since the USBC Senior Masters in Las Vegas in June. The 52-year-old worked with a gold-level coach after taking a month off and changed his grip.
"The tournament started, I shot like 300 the fourth game," he said, "I bowled really good the first block and qualified second behind (Weber).
"I made six really good shots (in the final), the seventh shot was horrible: split and missed it. I knew it was over. You can't miss against a guy like that when the lanes are like this. He's going to hit the pocket."
Petraglia, 67, who finished third, was coming off a second-place finish at the Dick Weber Super Senior Classic. He bowled about 80 games between the two tournaments.
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Petraglia bowled a 300 on Wednesday in the round of 24.
Fort Wayne native Ron Mohr lost to Sam Lantto in the best-of-five round of 16, 3-2 (226-201, 245-257, 253-216, 218-259, 247-243).
Bill McCorkle, the Dick Weber Classic winner, was eliminated by Pedersen in the best-of-three quarterfinal round.
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Sickle cell anemia is an inherited disease. People who have the disease inherit two genes for sickle hemoglobin—one from each parent.
Sickle hemoglobin causes red blood cells to develop a sickle, or crescent, shape. Sickle cells are stiff and sticky. They tend to block blood flow in the blood vessels of the limbs and organs. Blocked blood flow can cause pain and organ damage. It can also raise the risk for infection.
People who inherit a sickle hemoglobin gene from one parent and a normal gene from the other parent have sickle cell trait. Their bodies make both sickle hemoglobin and normal hemoglobin.
People who have sickle cell trait usually have few, if any, symptoms and lead normal lives. However, some people may have medical complications.
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NIH-convened panel recommends expanded adoption of drug and transfusion treatments for individuals with sickle cell disease
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A new microscope, using a new form of the much-hailed light sheet-based fluorescence microscopy (LSFM), makes visible— via stunning movies— countless biological processes once deemed utterly invisible: sub-cellular activity.
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