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Dallas, Texas - The Georgetown University men's soccer team fell 1-0 to eighth-ranked SMU on Sunday afternoon in the final game of SMU-Mi Cocina Classic. The Hoyas fell to 1-3.
The game was delayed more than an hour due to lightning but the Mustangs struck first in the 34th minute when junior transfer Gabe Arredondo notched his second goal of the season. On a counter attack, SMU carried the ball over midfield where Bruno Guardo and Leone Cruz moved the ball forward. Guardo played the ball toward the top of the box and Arredondo took the pass and laced a low shot past Hoya goalkeeper Joe Devine's (Exton, Pa./The Haverford School) outstretched hands.
Georgetown junior Sean Bellomy (Dallas, Texas/Jesuit College Prep) had a great chance in the fourth minute. After a long kick ahead by Devine, Bellomy corralled the ball in traffic near the top of the box, turned, found a crease in the defense and was able to fire a low shot from 12 yards that was stopped Steve Sandbo.
SMU held a 9-3 advantage in shots on goal.
Devine was credited with eight saves, two shy of his career high.
"We drew the very back line deep today so SMU was on the offensive a lot but all of their shots were from distance," said head coach Brian Wiese.
"We executed perfectly in the first five minutes but their keeper made a big-time save on Bellomy's chance. Mike Glaccum got a good chance on a header from Seth C'deBaca late in the game.
"We've gotten much better in the first four games. Our defending has improved night and day since the season started. I felt this was the best game the boys played yet. We've made tremendous strides since day one."
The Hoyas, who play their first seven games on the road, next travel to Storrs, Connecticut to take on the UConn Huskies Saturday, September 17 at 7 p.m.
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Hi Doc My husband is HIV positive and on ARVs. Can he possibly as well take some immune boosters (the likes of Tiansi products) or supplements.
Another thin he has a mild stroke which i think is HIV related will it go away by just taking ARVs or he needs something else to corret this. Many thanks
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We have not found any effective boosters that have been published in a peer reviewed journal. However, there was a small study that showed an increase in CD4 cells with the use of an antioxidant combination called K PAX (the New York Buyers Club sells a similar and cheaper combination called Mac Pack : Mac Pack )
There will be a larger placebo controlled study in Canada with the K Pax supplement in HIV+ treatment naives to see if their CD4 cells increase. This is the study: Supplement Study
The Mac Pack above has selenium, which has also be shown to be immune stimulant in HIV.Selenium in HIV
Whey protein supplementation has been studied in HIV. A small placebo controlled study found a trend for higher CD4 cells in those taking whey. Here is the abstract:
I like Isopure whey protein since it is very light. You can also get it at the New York Buyer's Club.
I have no information on the Tiansi products you mentioned.
And last but not least, HIV medications are the best immune boosters in HIV.
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WINTER IN THE SNOW; Big Questions At Taos
By DEBORAH WEISGALL
Published: November 16, 1997
''WHERE'S the snow?'' my daughter Charlotte said. On a sunny morning in early March, 7-year-old Charlotte, my husband, Throop Wilder, and I were driving the 22 miles from Taos to the Taos Ski Valley. Bulbs and willows were budding; horses frisked in corrals by the roadside. Edging the New Mexico horizon, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, risen from the same red sandstone as the Taos plateau, seemed tiny. The road turned east across the immense plain toward the mountains, and the snow cover began when we entered the long canyon leading to the ski area. It felt as if we were leaving the Southwest and heading into a different country.
But skiing in Taos shares the mystique of this part of the Southwest: it exercises the spirit as well as the body. Friends who won't go anywhere else describe it as addictive. It's warm and sunny, and there's a sense of community, one friend explained, adding, ''everybody goes to ski school.'' I was dubious; I do not, as a rule, thrive in group activities.
At the head of the canyon, 9,200 feet above sea level, parking lots fan out like petticoats from the resort complex; a shuttle wagon picked us up almost as soon as we parked and dropped us off at the unassuming resort center. Restaurants, shops, and lodges rise in tiers in the narrow valley. There was plenty of snow, and the sky was turquoise.
The names of the hotels -- St. Bernard, Edelweiss, Innsbruck, Thunderbird, Snakedance -- reinforced a sense of dislocation. Were we in the Alps or New Mexico? Did I care on such a perfect day if I skied from runs named Lorelei and Walkyries down to Powderhorn and El Funko?
Like almost everything in Taos, history explains the discontinuities. The resort was founded in the 1950's by a Swiss national with an American name, Ernie Blake, hence its Alpine flavor. Taos Ski Valley remains a family-owned enterprise, and the Blake family still does not permit snowboarding.
Eight lifts serve the mountain (plus two on the beginners slopes), with nary a safety bar. Just behind Wheeler Peak -- at 13,161 feet, the highest mountain in New Mexico -- the resort occupies the site of a failed silver mine. Compared to Aspen or Vail, it's small. Most of the runs lie back behind the steep front face and its famous Al's Run, a steep and bumpy way home.
On the first day, those big bumps on the expert slopes seemed daunting to our daughter, so we stuck to intermediates. They were fine, beautifully groomed, and they took us all over the mountain. Although they were pretty crowded (it was spring break), that's subjective: my idea of happiness on skis is never to see another body.
I lusted after the chutes on the high far ridge that we could see from the chairlift. That was the Taos back country, terrain within the resort's boundaries that you had to hike to. The resort discourages people from venturing beyond those boundaries, and indeed two years ago, an avalanche killed an experienced Taos skier.
On the lifts, we asked people where they liked to ski. Everybody answered with an apparent non sequitur: ''Aren't you going to ski school?''
Ski Weeks start on Sunday and Monday. The ski school offers private lessons, but Taos aficionados shun them, we found, for the camaraderie of groups. We met several people who, just like our friends at home in Boston, had been going there for decades and always went to ski school and always stayed in the same lodge, the Thunderbird.
For the first part of our trip, however, we stayed in Taos, at the Fechin Inn, attractive, new and very well run. It is built on the grounds of the house belonging to the painter Nikolai Fechin, and its public rooms are decorated with the same kind of elaborate woodwork that Fechin brought from Russia. Our room was small but efficient, with a bathroom big enough to handle a family rushing around in the morning. Management understood that skiers want to get out there, and promptly at 7 A.M. the rock music for the staff on the lobby's sound system gave way to classical for the clientele, and a delicious Continental breakfast buffet was served.
The 20-mile drive to the ski area took us half an hour in the morning. As it was a Monday, we forced our daughter (who doesn't like groups, either) into a morning ski school session and promised to rescue her at lunchtime. We wanted to try out this school ourselves. There were classes, we were assured, even for people like my husband, who learned to ski and walk at the same time. (As it turned out, we had to leave earlier in the week than we had planned and weren't able to fit the school in.)
After watching awhile to be sure Charlotte was O.K., we realized we wouldn't be able to hike to that far ridge in time to meet her at noon, but my husband and I discovered wide-open Hunziger Bowl and the narrow runs below it with moguls like stalagmites. These runs were as varied and as steep as anything you'll find; half the mountain is rated for expert skiers.
Still, we suspected we were missing out on something. A couple of ski-lift conversations later, we figured it out. The ski school not only teaches how to ski, but instructors also teach the mountain. Where is the best snow that morning? What does the sun do to snow? How to ski in slush, or in heavy powder? How to react to changing conditions?


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Microsoft says Windows Phones have had Siri-like functionality for over a yearMicrosoft's Craig Mundie said that the iPhone's Siri voice recognition software is not new technology as a similar system has been available on the Windows Phone for over a year, and claims Apple marketed the capability to shift focus away from the iPhone 4S's lack of new features.
In an interview last week with Forbes, Microsoft Chief Research and Strategy Officer Craig Mundie said that Siri's capabilities are not Apple-specific, and notes that Windows Phone's similar "Tellme" technology has been functional for over a year.
"The Tellme facility's been in the Windows 7 phone for more than a year," Mundie said. "So I mean I just think people are infatuated with Apple announcing [Siri]."
Mundie goes on to say that Apple's marketing prowess is something that Microsoft could learn from, though he feels that the iPhone maker had to focus on the voice technology due to lack of new features on the iPhone 4S.
"In a sense, you know, many people were disappointed with [Apple's] newest phone because it wasn't a completely new thing, so the only thing they really had to hammer on was that feature," Mundie said. "Maybe we need to pick a feature and hammer on it harder."
The transition from Windows Mobile to the current Windows Phone platform has been difficult for Microsoft, said Mundie. The Redmond, Wash. tech giant had to overcome "errors" in moving from the old OS, which was targeted at enterprise users, to a new consumer driven model.
Mundie hopes that Windows Phone will become a major player in the mobile market, noting the recent partnership with Nokia is "huge" in making the the platform successful.
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The Margaretville Central School Booster Club will hold a week of summer camp during the month of August.
The All-Sports Camp will be held the week of August 3 through 6 and will feature a variety of activities including baseball, basketball, soccer, crab soccer, dodgeball, flag football, floor hockey, kickball, lacrosse, PE paintball, pickleball, tag games, tennis, ultimate Frisbee, wiffleball, and more.
Opening this week at Margaretville's Longyear Gallery is "A Geologist's Lens," featuring the works of photographer David Leveson. The Artist's Reception will take place Saturday, Aug. 1, from 4 to 7 p.m.
Margaretville — The ninth annual Golf Tournament hosted by Auxiliary of Margaretville Memorial Hospital and Mountainside Residential Care Center will be held Sunday, Aug. 9 starting at 11 a.m. at Hanah Country Resort, Margaretville.
The event is now being held in memory of Howard Fuhrer, who was instrumental in getting the tournament started.
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The Walton and Margaretville Junior American Legion baseball teams just couldn't beat Mother Nature. The two local powers tried for a second time to determine a Delaware League champion, but once again, Mother Nature had other plans. After the Queen of Nature used persistent rains to suspend the championship game last week, the two teams squared off once again last week Tuesday to determine who would be the 2009 kingpins.
The following students of Margaretville Central School were named to the Honor Roll for the fourth quarter of the 2008-2009 school year:
Detroit, MI — Chief Warrant Officer 4 Christopher D. Shultis, son of Douglas and Marietta Shultis of Arkville, retired on July 17 with 30 years of service in the U.S. Coast Guard.
The Open Eye Theater's production of "Steel Magnolias" celebrates its opening performance on Friday, July 24 at 7:30 p.m. Friday is also a 12455 zip code special. Anyone who lives in12455 is entitled to purchase two tickets for the price of one for the opening night performance, and the audience is invited to stay after the show for a free dessert reception.
Jesse and Valerie Nichols of Andes have announced the birth of their daughter, Grace Ann, born June 22, 2009 at A.O. Fox Hospital in Oneonta.
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He was born on August 3, 1915 in Brooklyn, the son of the late Richard and Mary Bena Farrell.
He joined the New York City Fire Department on March 1, 1938 and retired a Lieutenant in 1973.
Margaretville — Veterans in the Town of Middletown and contiguous areas who would like to share their stories of military service with posterity are invited to participate in the New York State Veteran Oral History Program.
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Anyone bemoaning a dearth of quality first five-eighths in New Zealand rugby can rest easy after the under-20 junior world championship final.
While the All Blacks brains trust ponder their limited options while the world's best No 10, Dan Carter, rehabilitates from an achilles tendon injury, an unusually gifted playmaker is emerging from the undergrowth.
Aaron Cruden won over many admirers yesterday when captaining New Zealand to victory in the under-20 junior world championship final against England in Japan.
The Manawatu representative cut a hugely influential figure as the New Zealanders won 44-28 in Tokyo, scoring two tries in a three-minute spell in the first half as the age group team repeated their success of last year against the same opposition.
A combative player not shy of putting his body on the line, Cruden led his side intelligently and largely chose to move the ball by hand as the New Zealanders successfully moved the big English forwards around Prince Chichibu Stadium.
The quality of his performance was not lost on beaten England coach Mark Mapletoft, who was most taken with Cruden's allround game.
"Cruden controlled the game superbly well," Mapletoft said, acknowledging his team were beaten by the better side.
Cruden's performance was a remainder of his burgeoning talents, which were silenced for a period last year when he was forced to take a break from the game to undergo a course of chemotherapy for testicular cancer.
While a clear standout in the Japanese capital yesterday, the 20-year-old is far from alone as being a talent seemingly destined for higher honours.
"Cruden is class but we have a lot of very good boys out there and everyone stood up today," New Zealand coach Dave Rennie said.
"I think you'll see a handful of these boys running around in 2011 (at the World Cup being staged in New Zealand)."
Cruden's efforts at the championship impressed the game's powerbrokers, and within minutes of tasting success on the field he was being feted off it when the International Rugby Board named him its junior player of the year.
He said he was ecstatic for his team.
"It is a fantastic feeling. The boys really stood up today. We needed to be physical against a very big England team and that's exactly what we did.
"We moved forward on both defence and attack. I'm just thoroughly proud of the boys."
The New Zealanders scored seven tries to England's three, with Hurricanes wing Zac Guildford also nabbing a double, his second after an incisive break by his captain.
They played an up-tempo game which the English could not match.
England were strong in the set piece and had quality backs in fullback Tom Homer and wing Charlie Sharples.
Outside of that, though, they were limited and pedestrian in comparison to the fleet footedness of Guildford, fullback Robbie Robinson and midfielders Winston Stanley and Shaun Treeby.
Cruden said those players shone because of the endeavours of their forwards, who negated the physical and technical superiority of the English.
"We actually identified that they didn't send too many numbers to the breakdown and that was an area we could exploit. Our forwards really stood up."
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Fraizer Campbell's late brace earned Cardiff City a famous and deserved 3-2 win over Manchester City as they secured their first victory in the Premier League.
The newly-promoted side were full value for their victory as they came from behind to take all three points with Aron Gunnarsson's strike and Campbell's late brace cancelling out Edin Dzeko's opener.
Substitute Alvaro Negredo pulled one back deep into stoppage time, but Cardiff held on to secure their first win back in England's top flight.
Cardiff started brightly and had claims for a penalty waved away inside the opening minute when Fraizer Campbell went down in the box under pressure from Fernandinho, but referee Lee Probert ignored the home side's claims.
The home side continued to take the game to Manchester City early on and on six minutes Peter Whittingham curled a free-kick just wide of Joe Hart's left-hand post after Craig Bellamy had been fouled.
Cardiff were showing great energy to close down Manchester City every time they got on the ball and the visitors had to wait until ten minutes before the break to produce their first shot on target when David Silva's curling effort was easily saved by David Marshall.
Campbell had two chances to break the deadlock in the closing minutes when he got in on goal behind some hesitant Manchester City defending.
For the first chance Gunnarsson sent Campell clear of Javi Garcia and Joleon Lescott, but the striker's touch let him down and on the stretch he could only poke his shot wide of Hart's goal.
A minute later Garcia failed to deal with Marshall's long punt upfield heading it right into the path of Campbell, but Hart was quickly off his line to smother his effort.
Somewhat against the run of play Manchester City broke the deadlock on 52 minutes with a super strike from Dzeko. Sergio Aguero laid the ball off to Dzeko 25 yards from goal and the Bosnian drilled in an unstoppable right-footed shot which took a slight deflection before flying past Marshall.
Cardiff responded superbly to going behind and they deservedly drew level on the hour mark with Aron Gunnarsson scoring their first ever Premier League goal.
Kim Bo-Kyung worked his way down the right with a fine run and his cross found Campbell at the near post who saw his close-range effort brilliantly saved by the legs of Hart, but Gunnarsson was on hand to smash home the rebound and send the home fans into raptures.
Manchester City started to take control of the game in the final 15 minutes and Yaya Toure and Silva both curled efforts from the edge of the box over the top.
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However, Cardiff grabbed the lead 11 minutes from time with Hart failing to deal with Whittingham's fierce in-swinging corner and Campbell was on hand to head home from close range.
The home side went 3-1 up three minutes from time as Manchester City again failed to deal with a set-piece as Campbell rose highest to head home substitute Don Cowie's corner to spark wild celebrations in the stands.
Negredo set up a tense finale when he headed home his first goal for Manchester City in injury time and Aguero had the final chance when he fired just wide in the closing seconds as Cardiff held on for a memorable victory.
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But it all happened yesterday in London, according to the Daily Mail. Nine-year-old student Beatrice Delap wrote expressly to Captain Jack, seeking his help in a mutiny against teachers.
She wrote: "Captain Jack Sparrow, at Meridian Primary School, we are a bunch of budding young pirates and we were having a bit of trouble mutiny-ing against the teachers, and we'd love if you could come and help."
Depp, filming 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' in southeast London, showed up at the school with minimal notice. In the full regalia of his iconic 'Pirates' character, Depp, "pulled the letter out of his pocket and said he was going to frame it. Then he called me down and gave me a hug," Delap told the London Evening Standard.
She also told the Daily Mail, "He said, 'Maybe we shouldn't mutiny today 'cause there are police outside monitoring me.'"
A witness told the Daily Mail (where uber-cute photos of the encounter are available for perusal) that she heard "the most incredible screams of joy" when Depp-as-Sparrow showed up.
It's not the first time Depp has pulled such a fun stunt; he read bedtime stories to sick children in a hospital in 2008 while dressed as the rum-loving pirate captain.
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Johnny Depp has created a lovable rogue in Captain Jack Sparrow and one that transverses all ages. A super gesture by a true star who is a very decent human being out of make up.
- Saturday 09 OctoberBy Uncle Eddy
now he has an alibi, he wasn't in Mexico.
- Thursday 07 OctoberBy Stevie
How sweet of him to do that for a little girl. She is most likely a huge fan and I'm sure that was amazing for her.
- Thursday 07 OctoberBy laura
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- Thursday 07 OctoberBy Janet
Well done! Just goes to show you can be famous and still be real! We need more kind, spontaneous people in the world. That little girl will feel special for the rest of her life now. Lets hear more about people like this rather than the drug addicted, porn addicted, spoiled,violent (Mel Gibson)pompous idiots that make the headlines every day. Good for you ,John!
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Right, and not that Alec Baldwin who called his own daughter a little piggy. That borders on mental cruelty to a kid, much worse than what Mel did, even.
- Thursday 07 OctoberBy Diane
Most celebrities, if they even bothered to do it, would have made sure that paparazzi and newsmen were there in full force to make themselves look good. Just the fact that he did this with minimal notice says alot for his character
- Thursday 07 OctoberBy wordman238
A great big AMEN Diane!!! I so totally agree with you!!! How a person acts when totally alone when no one is watching shows the true character of that person. In other words you are what you are when no one can see you.
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- Thursday 07 OctoberBy Robin
We are but 'umble pirates! How true.
- Thursday 07 OctoberBy Heather
Way to go Johnny..that little girl will remember that day for the rest of her life.
- Thursday 07 OctoberBy mark
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- Thursday 07 OctoberBy Larry
He was always a great actor........He only picked movies that interested him.........Jack Sparrow made him a superstar but he has never acted like he was special............Off camera he lives quietly with his wife and kids no Mel Gibson or Linsay Lohan nonsence from him at all......
- Saturday 04 DecemberBy Thom
And don't forget not like that Alec Baldwin who called his own daughter a little piggy. That borders on mental cruelty to a kid, much worse than what Mel or Lindsay did, even.
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