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Newly discovered benefits for very important vitamins; Vitamin K fights inflammation and Vitamin D is related to important cardiovascular-antioxidant protection
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The trompe. Its use dates back to the beginning of the Iron Age, and yet — like many good ideas involving the manufacture of power — the trompe concept has been all but forgotten in the recent stampede to mine, refine, and consume readily exploitable supplies of fossil fuels.
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What exactly is a trompe? Very simply, a trompe (sometimes spelled trombe) is a device that uses the energy of falling water to pressurize air. This pressurization is achieved by means of a standpipe or shaft down which a column of water is allowed to fall. As it drops, the water draws air through small inclined orifices (see the accompanying diagram) and carries it to a submerged plenum or reservoir, where the air separates from the water and is held under pressure. (The water — meanwhile — continues to flow to an exit pipe, the end of which is high enough to balance the pressure in the reservoir.) The pressurized air can then be drawn off through a tuyere — or escape nozzle — to be used as needed.
Many large-scale trompes — or hydraulic air compression plants — were built at the turn of the century to supply mines with fresh air. One of the biggest of these — and probably the last one still in use — is the Ragged Chutes plant on the Montreal River near the town of Cobalt, in northern Ontario's silver mining country.
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Yoga Retreat with Sumya 'The Island Girl' Anani, 4x world champion fighter & RYT 500 yoga teacher -December 7-14, 2005 ~ Negril, Jamaica 12.09.05 - The myth of the warrior is a metaphor for all of us. The warrior's journey is a quest of discovery of Self. It is a quest for authenticity and fulfillment. Ultimately, it is a path of self-revelation. The spiritual warrior's quest is to KNOW THYSELF and to understand his or her place in the world. Each of us is a spiritual warrior, and the battle is within our own hearts and our own minds. "Better to conquer yourself than others." ~ The Dhammapada. Yoga focuses on transforming the individual. With the courage of a warrior, we choose consciously to engage ourselves boldly in the daily battle of becoming who we really are.beings of love, understanding, and compassion. The real power is within, and the opportunity for transformation on the outer realm must begin first at the inner realm. Yoga puts us on an authentic path of discovering that power within. This is The Path of A Spiritual Warrior. It is a conscious walk on the spiritual path. "As soon as a person starts thinking, 'I want to be a better person,' that's the start of yoga." ~ Baba Hari Dass Gandhi said "Be the change you want to see in the world." Now more than ever, we all must look within to explore our own minds and hearts. We must begin to transform ourselves to "be the change." Only then will we see radical transformation in the world. The Path of A Spiritual Warrior will be led by 4X World Champion fighter Sumya Anani. It will be an immersion for all levels into the Yoga practices of posture, meditation, breathing, chanting, and Yoga Sutra study. It will be a time for reflecting, laughing, sharing, and creating. The Path of A Spiritual Warrior will be seven star-filled nights and 6 gorgeous days in Negril, Jamaica, home to a world famous 7-mile white sand beach. Negril is located on the western tip of Jamaica, and consequently home to some of the most beautiful sunsets in the world. The days are filled with a transformative all-levels yoga class. You can fill the rest of your leisure time with: · Parasailing · Scuba Diving · Horseback Riding · Snorkeling · Deep Sea Fishing · Cliff Diving · World Famous 7 mile white sand beach (turquoise blue/green waters) · World Famous Rick's café on the West End · Booby Key Island Trip · Visit to YS Falls (day trip) · Black River Rafting (daytrip) · Massage I know there is an Island Girl or Island Boy in all of us. My son and I lived in Negril in 1994 and 1995 and that is where I got the ring name 'The Island Girl.' My move to Jamaica was my first move out of my mom's house in Kansas. What a move, huh!! I feel like I took my first conscious steps on the spiritual path in Jamaica, so there a lot of special memories there for me. This trip will create more lifetime memories. I want to share my love for yoga and my love for Jamaica with you everyone. I hope you join me in sunny Negril to ride the sweet rhythms of sun, sand, & reggae. It will be a time of fun, friendship, introspection, and seeking 'the spiritual warrior' within. My website www.sumya.com will be updated soon with more specifics about the retreat. Peace & Love, Sumya 'The Island Girl' Anani
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Q.U. wrote:I have a tingling feeling that Toph might be dead, and that might be the reason why Lin is so upset with her family. Perhaps they don't know, after all they left for their own path. Maybe Lin blames her half-sister for not being there.
\Grieffon wrote: Zaheer seems to be even more knowledgeable about airbending than Aang, and he is being built up to achieve an airbending mastery that is greater than the former Avatar. Considering that the air nomads lived in a place hardly accessible to others, and that they got wiped out, it's strange to have an outsider knows so much.
I don't think the avatar spirit world is the same place as the afterlife. If it was, it would presumably be TEEMING with human spirits. Human spirits can cross there, and in some cases stay there, but I'm not sure every human soul winds up there when they die. Human-wise, it seems pretty sparsely populated. I don'y know HOW Iroh I managed to cross over (I like to think it was a method similar to what some Buddhist monks do to become a "living Buddha") but it probably wasn't sometihng as simple as dying.Grieffon wrote: Also, with the spirits freely come and go between the worlds, can't Korra just go to the spirit world to talk to the previous avatars, and maybe have a few of them come with her to live in the human world for convenience? Aang surely would love to see new airbenders. Unless their spirits didn't just get disconnected from Raava, but destroyed altogether.
BeeAre wrote:What is this, Toph, can't you let Aang's legacy be at all cool compared to yours? Jesus shit.
ULTRADJ wrote: It's funny that most of Aang's friends, Zuko, Toph, his wife Katara, I don't think Sokka's still alive, are alive but he's dead. Either he died at an early age (and by early, like maybe 60 or 70 years old as most of his friends are old too) or maybe he was murdered. They didn't say he wasn't killed, so it could be a possibility, but that's just me
athdlg wrote:Avatar Kyoshi, the Avatar before Roku, gained the title of being the oldest known human; she died at age 230 years old.
Q.U. wrote: And Lin suddenly works it out after acupuncture.I hoped there would have been more to it.
Though if Tenzin's reason for why Air Nomads shave thier heads is actually true (and the end of that episode makes it sound like it might) then it's a little odd that early female air nomads only shave their foreheads (and the moden female air acolytes don't seem to remove ANY of thier hair) You'd think they would want/need to feel the wind as much as males.
Mon-Kitsune wrote:While this seems unlikely, it occurs to me, what if Sokka was assasinated/murdered.
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This has been a slow week. I needed one after the departure of my cousins. They arrived back in Missouri safely. I have spent the week changing beds and doing laundry, and sitting in my chair in the sunroom with Dobbs. We were both exhausted. I did get to Frankfort on Wednesday to empty the recyclables. My soft drink can was overflowing. Friday was Hand and Foot day. We played at Barbara Hecker's house this month. That was a lot of fun. I am back into my routine this week.
Deep within a forest, a little turtle began to climb a tree. After hours of effort, he reached the top, jumped into the air waving his front legs, and crashed to the ground. After recovering, he slowly climbed the tree again, jumped, and fell to the ground. The turtle tried time and again while a couple of birds sat on a branch and watched him. Finally, the female bird turned to her mate and said: "Dear, don't you think it's time we tell him he's adopted?"
Allison Marie Moller, the daughter of William and Jessica Moller of Glencoe, will be united in marriage with Blake Alexander Wolford, the son of Darren and Chris Wolford of Owenton, on Oct. 18, 2014, at 11 a.m. in the Remnant Baptist Church. The service will be officiated by Bro. Darren Wolford. Allison Marie Moller will be given away by her father. The bride is a 2013 graduate of Gallatin County High School and is currently employed by Dollar General.


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Record low mortgage rates aren't proving to be an easy fix for the troubled US housing market, but they are providing a measure of much-needed stimulus to the economy.
In recent weeks, interest rates on home loans have plunged – thanks in part to government actions. Many borrowers have rushed to refinance their debt, a move that frees up cash in their bank accounts to spend on other things.
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Despite encouraging headlines about mortgage rates below 5 percent, that by itself may not bring a surge of buyers back to the housing market, and many current homeowners who want to refinance can't get approved in today's credit environment.
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In a White House speech on Oct. 21, Obama addressed the problem head on, saying, "Nobody's madder than me about the fact that the website isn't working as well as it should, which means it's going to get fixed."
The team in charge of HealthCare.gov at the Department of Health and Human Services promised a "tech surge" to address problems that have plagued users, including difficulty creating accounts and logging into the site. HHS offered its most detailed look at the problems in an Oct. 20 blog post and said the agency was turning to top programmers inside government and in the private sector to work on the site. Federal Chief Technology Officer Todd Park, a former technology executive with a specialty in health care applications, is pitching in, along with the Presidential Innovation Fellows.
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Obama asked people frustrated by repeated IT failures to try other application options. The front page of HealthCare.gov was updated to give new prominence to the telephone application process. "You'll find information about how to talk to a specialist who can help you apply over the phone or to receive a downloadable application you can fill out yourself and mail in," Obama said.
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What an embarrassment for the President to call a news conference as a forum to give out the 1-800-we-failed phone number as his high-tech solution. Obama always want to blame everyone and everything on someone/something else. The Government is the Lead Systems Integrator of record for the information technology roll-out associated of ObamaCare and they currently have a gag order on all contractors associated with this failed government program. As anyone knows, the LSI controls the end-to-end technical solution, the entire roll-out process and and the entire decision making process and contractors become the technical expertise to the LSI. Evidently, Obama does not trust HHS either, as he alone decided to answers questions yesterday. Perhaps he should have asked tech genius Pelosi about the "glitches" associated with his signature program before going on the air? As a government contractor, I can assure you that this is just another example of government IT failure based on the government employees not understanding the technology they need or what they are buying. Once again, the Obama Administration's distrust of contractors has led to this disastrous roll-out and they are currently trying to figure-out who to blame. Don't be surprised if they try to blame President Bush. The following questions need to be asked of the White House. 1) Is it correct that the Government is the Lead Systems Integrator for the technical roll-out of ObamaCare? 2) Has the government specifically directed government contractors not to answer questions related to information technology issues associated ObamaCare? With five years of failures, unanswered questions and more failures, ObamaCare is just another failure to add to the list of a failed Administration!
As I have said before, many of us knew that the ObamaCare system was not ready. All the signs were there. The entire progrm was rushed without proper care from its very inception to how it was implemented. These foolish liberals who typically have no sense on how the real world operates are so interested in rushing through their socialist programs that they almost always screw up what they are working on. But then they (that includes the majority of the news media) never hold themselves accountable for their actions always blaming others for their own power hungry recklessness. Then they will, in turn, push for more of their destructive policies in order to "fix" the problem when, in fact, they will just make things worse repeating the cycle again and again. The obvious fix is to kill the entire program because what few benefits only some of the general population gets is miniscule compared to damage it not only is doing now but will be doing in the future. But they will not go that way because only the benefits to themselves and their cronies is all that counts for these people.


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Decision makers are often reluctant to fund preventive clinical services because they believe the investment needed to implement a single service in one clinical setting is too high. Research should demonstrate the effectiveness and value of such services and examine ways to implement multiple services simultaneously to amortize operational costs. B.* Measure the benefits and costs of trauma care systems. Despite evidence that trauma care systems save lives, many areas of the U.S. lack trauma system coverage. New methods of measuring morbidity, quality of life, functional status, and cost will help define the benefits and costs of trauma care systems, including determining which patients benefit most from trauma care systems and at what costs. In all aspects of trauma care, these new approaches to studying outcomes and costs will likely yield insights that influence policies and practices at the national, state, and local levels. They can be applied in ongoing efforts to monitor and improve system performance and may be useful in research conducted about specific clinical interventions. C.* Identify risk factors and develop and evaluate interventions for secondary conditions following TBI or SCI, particularly among patients who have not received treatment or rehabilitation at state-of-the-art facilities. Secondary conditions of TBI and SCI result in reduced capacity to perform daily activities, lost work productivity, and decreased quality of life. Secondary conditions range from medical conditions resulting from the injury, such as pressure ulcers among people with SCI, to behavioral changes, such as alcohol and substance abuse. Much of the research about the incidence and risk factors for secondary conditions of TBI and SCI has been conducted by researchers from NIDRR's Model Systems project, which focuses on a relatively small subgroup of patients treated by specialized Model Systems facilities. Research should increase understanding about the risk factors for secondary conditions among all persons with TBI and SCI, especially those who do not have access to state-of-the-art information and care. The relationship between treatment for secondary conditions and longer-term outcomes of TBI and SCI is not well understood. Additional research is needed to develop more effective rehabilitation methods that include treatment or management of secondary conditions and to evaluate the costs and benefits of these approaches. D.* Identify methods and strategies to ensure that people with TBI and SCI receive needed services. People disabled by an injury often do not receive the help they need. A CDC-funded follow_up study of TBI in Colorado found that one year after injury, about one third of people with a disability said they had not received any services since their discharge from the hospital. According to a 1998 General Accounting Office report, people who have cognitive or behavior problems, but not physical problems, resulting from TBI are among those most likely to have unmet service needs. Without treatment, people with behavior problems are the most likely to become homeless, be committed to mental institutions, or be sentenced to prison. A recent study showed that people with TBI who received the services they needed reported a better quality of life. Research should increase understanding of the gaps between needed and available services for people with TBI and SCI and should identify strategies to close those gaps. People with "mild" TBI may not even be diagnosed with a TBI, making it even more difficult for them to get assistance. Research should explore the possibility of adapting case identification methods to help link people with TBI and SCI to services. To that end, the Injury Center has already funded two small, pilot projects to investigate the feasibility of using state-based TBI surveillance to identify people hospitalized with TBI who may need help finding out about services. Studies should investigate specific methods for linking people to information and services, such as evaluating the usefulness of toll-free telephone numbers that serve as single points of entry to the service delivery system. Studies should also describe the spectrum of rehabilitation services and trends in service provision, and they should evaluate access to medical, rehabilitation, and social services to prevent disabling outcomes and secondary conditions. E.* Develop and evaluate methods of using point-of-care clinical information systems to report injuries and other acute health problems to public health agencies. As electronic clinical information systems enter the mainstream of acute care practice, new opportunities arise to use clinical data for public health surveillance of injuries and other acute health problems. However, methods of using point-of-care clinical information systems in this manner are not well developed and require evaluation. Research should identify the point-of-care data to be recorded and reported, resolve questions about terminology and classification systems, guide decisions about linking disparate systems, and evaluate the benefits and costs of new approaches to public health surveillance of injuries and other acute conditions. Findings from this research can help establish and maintain relevant data standards. For example, in emergency and trauma care, standards would include data elements, clinical vocabularies, and coding systems that convey information about the nature, severity, treatment, and outcomes of injuries. Point-of-care clinical information systems can facilitate surveillance of access to acute care. Diversions of patients transported by ambulance have increased in recent years in many metropolitan areas in the U.S. When a hospital places its emergency department on diversion, patients transported by ambulance must be taken to another hospital for emergency care. Prolonged patient transports and resulting treatment delays cause dissatisfaction among patients, practitioners, and health care managers. They also may lead to worsening clinical outcomes. More systematic and population-based research is needed to evaluate the impact of diversions on patient care in defined geographic areas. Research about emergency department diversions can be aided by Web-based reporting systems that enable hospitals to communicate their diversion status to other hospitals and to health agencies. Linking data from these systems to patient outcome data can provide an important measure of the magnitude and consequences of ambulance diversions. F.* Develop and apply methods for calculating population-based estimates of the incidence, costs, and long-term consequences of SCI and nonhospitalized TBI. Developing methods to identify and characterize people with TBI and SCI is an essential first step to conducting surveillance and outcome studies. Such methods are lacking for some subgroups of people with TBI, particularly those with "mild" TBI. Research should focus on increasing uniformity of case identification methods to improve the comparability of national-level data for people with TBI. Increased collaboration among federal agencies is crucial to such research. Considering available resources and the language in the TBI Act Reauthorization for 2000, case identification of people with "mild" TBI, including those who do not receive medical care, should receive highest priority. The Injury Center conducts population-based surveillance to develop nationally representative estimates of the incidence, prevalence, nature, and causes of injuries that result in long-term disability. This activity includes conducting population-based follow-up studies to identify and track the long-term outcomes of disabling injuries. Research should investigate the unique outcomes and special needs of specific subgroups of TBI and SCI populations, such as those injured as a result of violence. Better information about outcomes could improve estimates of the true burden of disability for individuals with "mild" TBI by helping to document long-term problems resulting from these injuries. Research should also identify the service needs of people with TBI and SCI, providing useful information for injured persons, service providers, and policy makers. The direct medical costs and indirect costs associated with disabling injuries are not well documented; however, this information is important to guide decisions about resource allocation and other policies. For TBI, the study most often cited was published 10 years ago. Research should provide comprehensive, up-to-date information about the direct and indirect costs of TBI and SCI. In addition, research should estimate the costs associated with secondary conditions such as pressure sores, depression, and alcohol abuse. G.* Determine the impact of TBI on special populations. The majority of population-based studies of TBI outcomes have focused on adults generally. Documenting the true impact of disability from TBI requires additional research on populations that have not been well studied to date, including children and youths, working adults, institutionalized individuals, victims of intimate partner violence, and people within school systems and the criminal and juvenile justice systems. Some subgroups within the adult TBI population, for example people in prisons, are difficult to locate and are often lost to follow-up. Considering available resources and language in the TBI Act Reauthorization of 2000, determining the prevalence of TBI and related disability among children, youths, and people in institutions should receive highest priority. H.* Determine the incidence, causes, nature, biomechanics, and outcomes of limb injuries. The few studies to date about limb injuries have shown that these injuries result in substantial disability and affect one's ability to return to work. In fact, only about 50% of people who were working before being injured return to work within six months. The extent of physical impairment is one key factor that influences disability, but other factors exist about which data are limited. Research using population-based studies is needed to describe accurately the public health burden of limb injuries and to suggest appropriate interventions to prevent these injuries and resulting disability. In addition to epidemiologic studies, research about the biomechanics of injuries to the extremities, such as fractures and dislocations, is necessary to devise prevention strategies. I. Develop and evaluate interventions to improve patient safety in health care settings using strategies that have helped prevent and control injuries. The IOM report To Err is Human: Building a Safer Health System has spurred new efforts to monitor and improve patient safety. The report highlights injuries in health care settings that are amenable to systematic surveillance, epidemiologic study, and targeted interventions to prevent them or control their effects. Although the Injury Center is not a lead federal agency for efforts to improve patient safety, its expertise and experience in developing, disseminating, and evaluating countermeasures for a wide range of injury problems provides a powerful injury-prevention paradigm appropriate to the problem. For example, much has been learned about preventing falls and suicides in community settings that can be extended to health care facilities. The Injury Center's partnerships with professional associations, community groups, national coalitions, prevention specialists, injury researchers, and state and federal health agencies will be advantageous in building support for and disseminating interventions to improve patient safety. J. Develop and evaluate interventions for reducing disability due to "mild" TBI. 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How To Create a Realistic Aged Textured Logo Mockup
Last week I shared a free set of rusty logo mockup textures that I collected from an old WW2 era aerodrome. The files included a Smart Object layer which allowed you to paste in your own artwork and have it applied to the surface, with all the fine details of the decay and corrosion also affecting your design to create a realistic mock up. I discovered a few interesting techniques when creating those textures, so in today's tutorial I'll explain the whole process of creating an aged weathered logo mockup of your own.
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The Centre, on Thursday, rapped Fitch for downgrading the credit rating outlook of 12 financial entities from 'stable' to 'negative' and asserted that the Indian banking sector "is safe, sound, strong and ready to face any global crisis."
Slamming the rating agency for the outlook downgrade while speaking at an Assocham event here, Financial Services Secretary D. K. Mittal noted that the Central Government would be backing the banking sector in case of any crisis that might arise out of the ongoing global economic downturn.
"The Indian banking sector is safe, sound, strong and ready to face any global crisis and the rating agencies have no business to say that Indian financial institutions are in a bad shape as there is no crisis-like situation, while these agencies are creating a further crisis by shaking the confidence of economies doing good globally like that of India…The so-called global rating agencies are based out of the U.S. and the Europe and these agencies are de-rating the financial products based in the U.S. which does not stand equal for India," Mr. Mittal said.
The government's objection to the downgrade came a day after Fitch's rating action on the 12 financial entities, which was more of a follow-up action to the sovereign rating outlook revision. Of the 12 entities affected by the rating downgrade are eight public and private sector banks — State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda and its overseas subsidiary, Canara Bank, Punjab National Bank, IDBI Bank, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank. The remaining four are financial institutions (FIs), namely, Export-Import Bank of India, Hudco, IDFC and Indian Railway Finance Corporation.
Pointing to concerns pertaining to the lack of capital with public sector banks (PSBs), Mr. Mittal noted that the issue of crisis of capital in Indian banks was highly over-rated as banks in India park about 28.75 per cent of their deposits with the government and the Reserve Bank of India — 24 per cent in the form of SLR (statutory liquidity ratio) and 4.75 per cent as CRR (cash reserve ratio). This, he said, was "a practice which is followed nowhere else in the world but in India and, as such, there can be no crisis of capital."
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While CBS is currently producing a latenight version of its popular daytime talk show this week, as it waits out the March launch of "The Late Late Show with James Corden," that daytime version of "The Talk" has just surpassed ABC's competiting "The View" in total viewers for the first time ever. During the week of January 5, "The Talk" had a 2% lead on "The View" in total viewers (2.95 million vs. 2.88 million). Meanwhile, both shows tied in both Women 25-54 (1.0 rating) and Women 18-49 (0.7 rating).
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Call it a coincidence of sorts if you like but CBS' "The Talk" today announced the three finalists for the ultimate prize of becoming "The Price is Right's" next male model, and their names all just so happen to start with the letter "J."
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In the midst of "The Bold and the Beautiful" gearing up for an exciting storyline in Amsterdam, which will begin airing Friday, November 7, the show's stars Scott Clifton (Liam), Kim Matula (Hope), Ashleigh Brewer (Ivy) and Darin Brooks (Wyatt) dropped by CBS' "The Talk" to discuss the twists and turns ahead. But don't fret if you missed the actors' appearance yesterday: A clip of their visit to the popular talk show has just been released!
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On Wednesday, November 5, "The Bold and the Beautiful" stars Darin Brooks (Wyatt), Ashleigh Brewer (Ivy), Scott Clifton (Liam) and Kim Matula (Hope) will be appearing on CBS' "The Talk" to discuss their recent Amsterdam location shoot and the "B&B" episodes that begin airing on Friday, November 7.
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The newest cast members of "The Young and the Restless" Scott Elrod (Joe Clark), Justin Hartley (Adam Newman), Burgess Jenkins (Billy Abbott) and Gina Tognoni (Phyllis Summers) joined co-hosts Sheryl Underwood, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Aisha Tyler and Julie Chen, along with guest co-host Pat Harvey, on today's edition of CBS' "The Talk" as the actors discussed some of the exciting new storylines in store for their characters and much more!
In another smart move of cross promotion, CBS is sending two "The Talk" hosts to its primetime lineup: Sharon Osbourne will be appearing on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," and Aisha Tyler will be appearing on "Two and a Half Men!"
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CBS Daytime's talk show, "The Talk," is on a roll: The daytime show beat popular ABC talker "The View" in ratings for the first time ever last month, and they've done it again!
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Real life brother and sister duo Heather Tom (Katie Logan, "The Bold and the Beautiful") and David Tom (Billy Abbott, "The Young and the Restless") appeared on yesterday's episode "The Talk," and if you missed the exciting clip, you're in luck!
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Mitt Romney went to high school at Cranbrook School for Boys—a highly competitive private boarding school—in Bloomfield Hills Michigan. He graduated in 1965.
At Cranbrook, Romney was a manager for the ice hockey team, and a member of the pep squad ("We're #1!"), and during his last year at Cranbrook, he joined the cross country team (he always knew he wanted to run for something). He also belonged to (count 'em) eleven school organizations and school clubs, and started the Blue Key Club booster group at Cranbrook. Phew!
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Lance has appeared in four games for the Vols in 2015, hitting .222 with one RBI and four runs scored. Went 3-for-5 with one RBI during a 6-0 win over Lipscomb (Feb. 20).
Started and hit in the two-hole during all three games at Florida International, going 1-for-4 with one run scored during the season opener (Feb. 13).
Played in 32 games for the Vols, making 13 starts in right field and eight in center field. Finished his second season as a Vol, hitting .291 with three doubles, two home runs, 11 runs scored and 17 RBIs.
Recorded his first hit of the 2014 campaign on Feb. 28 against Quinnipiac.
Went 2-for-4 with one double, two runs scored and four RBIs in 10-9 victory over Vanderbilt (April 5).
Hit his first collegiate home run during a 7-0 victory against Vanderbilt (April 6).
Cleared the bases with a pinch-hit three RBI double during an 8-7 loss at LSU (April 25).
Blasted his second home run of his career during a 6-3 win at LSU (April 26).
Went 3-for-9 (.333) with one double, one home run, one walk, three runs scored and six RBIs during the series at LSU (April 25-27).
Recorded a 3-for-4, three runs scored, two RBI performance on May 2 against Kentucky, establishing a single-game season high with three hits.
Went 2-for-3 and was granted one free pass on May 10 at Mississippi State.
Hit .308 (4-for-13) with one RBI in the final regular-season home series against Florida (May 15-17), including a 2-for-5 night on May 15.
Went 1-for-2 with one RBI in the Vols' SEC Tournament game on May 20 against Vanderbilt.
Led the Cincinnati Steam in batting average (.317) and on-base percentage (.388), while finishing second in hits (38), runs (23) and stolen bases (9).
Finished the summer earning First-Team honors in the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League.
Appeared in 15 games, including 11 starts in the outfield. Hit .143 on the year with two doubles, two RBI, and seven runs scored.
Made his collegiate debut as a pinch hitter at UNLV on Feb. 15, drawing a walk.
His first hit as a Vol, a double, came at Florida on April 28.
Graduated from Bearden High School in Knoxville where he was coached by Jack Tate. Earned all-state, all-district and team MVP honors as a senior.
Led the Bulldogs to the 2012 Class AAA state championship game.
Also named to the 2012 Knoxville News Sentinel PrepXtra First Team.
Claimed 2012 Rawlings Southeast Region Honorable Mention accolades.
Hit .466 with 61 runs scored, eight home runs and 37 RBIs as a senior.
Only struck out seven times in 171 at-bats in 2012 and posted a blistering .533 batting average during postseason play.
As a junior, he hit .366 with five home runs, 34 RBIs and 15 stolen bases while leading Bearden to the district tournament.
Guided the Bulldogs to the regional tournament as a sophomore, hitting .348 with 25 RBIs and 11 stolen bases.
Listed as one of the Top 1000 players in the nation and 23rd-best in Tennessee by Perfect Game.
Full name is Derek Alan Lance Born December 2, 1993
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Majoring in Kinesiology