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Penn Nursing Premiers Video Series In Conjunction With International Women's Day
March 2015
March 8th is International Women's Day and Penn Nursing is celebrating recent achievements by its researchers in global women's health in a new video series, Global Women's Health at Penn Nursing. The series highlights the stories and experiences of Penn Nursing scholars and the women and families they work with. The series is generously supported by the ...
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Penn Nursing Premiers Video Series In Conjunction With International Women's Day
March 06, 2015
Margo Brooks Carthon's Research Links Heart Failure Readmissions to Hospital Work Environment and Missed Nursing Care
February 24, 2015
Terri Lipman's Study Details Health Disparities in Racial/Ethnic Diverse Children with Diabetes
February 17, 2015
JAMA Publishes Martha A. Q. Curley's RESTORE Research
January 22, 2015
Penn Nursing and Penn Presbyterian Medical Center Initiate New Nursing Research Scholarship Program
January 20, 2015
Research Shows Effectiveness of Virtual Environment for Training Community Interventionists
December 19, 2014
Diane Spatz's Study Uncovers Need to Address Breastfeeding, Co-sleeping and Dental Health
December 15, 2014
Julie Fairman Co-convenes International Working Group Session on the Future of Nursing
November 25, 2014
Barbra Mann Wall Publishes Editorial "Supporting the Ebola Nurses"
November 25, 2014
Breastfeeding Medicine Publishes Research From Two Studies By Diane Spatz
November 20, 2014
Penn Nursing Researchers Inform Restraint-Free Elder Care Recommendations
November 13, 2014
Connie Ulrich Published in the British Medical Journal on Ebola and Moral Distress
November 12, 2014
Diane Spatz's Article to Detail Pumping Initiation Project in CHOP's Special Delivery Unit
November 11, 2014
Multidisciplinary Team Investigates a TCM for Persons with Serious Mental Illness
October 29, 2014
Janet Deatrick's Research Shows Link to Central Role of Family in the Care of Survivors of Brain Tumors
October 23, 2014
Dying in America: Dr. Meghani Serves on IOM Committee
October 07, 2014
Better Nursing Resources for Critically Ill Babies Could Improve Health of 7 out of 10 Black Preemies
September 23, 2014
Good Home Care by Nurses Prevents Hospital and Nursing Home Admissions
September 15, 2014
Penn Nursing and the American Nurses Foundation announce launch of PTSD Toolkit
August 27, 2014
Eileen Lake's Research Discovers Causes for Outcome Disparities in VLBW Patients
August 19, 2014
Salimah Meghani's Research Uncovers Disparities and Provider Biases
August 12, 2014
Diane Spatz's Research in Human Milk and Lactation Featured in Advances in Neonatal Care
August 01, 2014
Sharon Irving Discusses Nasogastric Tube Placement and Verification in Children
July 28, 2014
Incidence of Type 1 Diabetes in Children Nearly Doubled in Some Populations
July 21, 2014
Penn Nursing Receives One of the First Future of Nursing Scholars Grants to Prepare PhD Nurses
July 17, 2014
Even Low Lead Levels Increase Child Emotional and Behavior Problems, Penn Nursing Study Finds
July 01, 2014
Study: Nursing School Diversity Initiatives Mostly Successful
May 23, 2014
Use of Transitional Care Model Broadened through UPstart Program
May 19, 2014
California Schools Need More Support to Implement New Immunization Law
April 15, 2014
Better Nurse Staffing and Education Reduces Patient Deaths in European Hospitals
February 25, 2014
Penn HIV Researchers Deploy Large-Scale Intervention Project in South Africa
January 24, 2014
Cancer Increasing as Baby Boomers Age
November 27, 2013
Surviving Survival
November 01, 2013
Philadelphia Lagging Behind World Health Goals
October 31, 2013
Science Coalition Lauds RightCare Solutions
October 28, 2013
Elderly African-American and Hispanic hospital patients suffer more complications than their white counter-parts
October 01, 2013
Penn Nursing Software Featured as Innovation
September 06, 2013
Grant for Adolescent Diabetes Management Technology
August 29, 2013
Interventions for Risky Behaviors
July 08, 2013
Eye Screening in African American Kids with High Risk of Retinopathy
July 01, 2013
Choosing the Right Hospital Could Be A Lifesaver
May 16, 2013
Nurse Understaffing Increases Infection Risk in VLBW Babies
March 18, 2013
BSN Prepared Nurses Connected to Fewer Patient Deaths
March 04, 2013
Can Breakfast Make Kids Smarter?
February 12, 2013
Type 1 Diabetes in Urban Children Skyrockets
January 22, 2013
Lower Readmissions for Hospitals with Good Work Environment
December 19, 2012
Hiring Extra Temporary Travel Nurses May Save Lives
December 06, 2012
Second Hand Smoke Linked to Children's Behavior Problems
December 04, 2012
Clinicians and Parents: Working Together During Invasive Procedures
November 27, 2012
Standardizing Pain Management
November 26, 2012
Gastric Bypass Surgery: Follow Up as Directed to Lose More
November 19, 2012
Long Shifts Lead to Nurse Burnout and Dissatisfied Patients
November 05, 2012
Fewer Patient Deaths after Surgery
October 22, 2012
Nursing Workloads Multiply Likelihood of Death among Black Patients over White Patients
October 16, 2012
Nurses' Assessment of Hospital Quality
October 08, 2012
You Have to Eat Except When You're Not Hungry
September 24, 2012
Getting the Best Healthcare at Lower Cost
September 10, 2012
Alzheimer's Experts Provide Strategic Roadmap
September 07, 2012
Intentionally Unvaccinated Students Put Others at Risk
August 23, 2012
Penn Nursing Education Innovation to Produce More Advance Practice Nurses Becomes Part of Affordable Care Act
July 31, 2012
Unexpected Hazards of the Affordable Care Act
June 20, 2012
Preventing Maternal and Child Mortality
May 29, 2012
Type 2 Diabetes More Common, More Dangerous in Children
May 03, 2012
Teen Violence Prevention Keeps It Real
April 27, 2012
Choosing the Right Hospital May Save Your Baby's Life
April 24, 2012
No More Business as Usual in Health Education and Practice
April 20, 2012
Cancer and Clinical Trials
April 09, 2012
The Secret to Preventing Asthma
April 04, 2012
Constitutionality and Health Reform
March 27, 2012
Quality and Safety Problems in Hospitals
March 20, 2012
Food Stamps and Farmers' Markets
March 16, 2012
Big Breakthrough for the Tiniest Hearts
March 01, 2012
The Mobile Health Remedy
February 15, 2012
The Cost of Pain
January 20, 2012
Better Together - The RN and the EHR
January 09, 2012
To Keep Nurses, Improve Their Work Environments
December 07, 2011
Dancing to Prevent Diabetes
November 14, 2011
Studying the Relationship Between Where People Live and Good Health
October 20, 2011
Elderly Long Term Care Residents Suffer Cognitively During Disasters
October 20, 2011
Losing Your Home Can Make You Sick
October 19, 2011
Low Birthweight Infants Five Times More Likely to Have Autism
October 17, 2011
Expert Nursing Panel: Making Pain Control Safer
September 14, 2011
Calling All Parents: Eat Your Rutabagas!
September 12, 2011
Means to Prevent Violence May Start In Utero
September 09, 2011
Protecting Adolescent Girls from Unwanted Unprotected Sex
September 06, 2011
Childhood Vaccination Q & A
July 26, 2011
Short Survey Helps Predict Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
July 18, 2011
Heart Failure: Taking Care of Yourself Really Works
July 15, 2011
California Nurse Staffing
July 15, 2011
A War Inside: Saving Veterans from Suicide
July 08, 2011
Ensuring HIV Patients with Mental Illness Get the Care They Need
July 08, 2011
Call to Breastfeeding Action
June 23, 2011
Reducing Revolving Door Hospital Readmissions
April 06, 2011
Breakfast Reduces Lead Poisoning
April 01, 2011
Nurses Dissatisfied with Health Benefits
February 03, 2011
Dr. Jemmott: "Change Behavior, Save Lives"
February 01, 2011
Penn Nursing in The New England Journal of Medicine
December 15, 2010
Naylor's transitional care model reduces hospital readmissions
December 01, 2010
Penn Study Focuses on Sexual Behaviors
November 23, 2010
Penn Nursing Charges Latin America
November 23, 2010
Dr. Deborah Watkins Bruner Accomplishes A First
August 30, 2010
Developing HIV/abuse interventions for girls
August 26, 2010
Nursing from a historical perspective
August 17, 2010
Research concentrates on how to use nurses to better care for mental-health patients
August 17, 2010
New set of growth curves created and validated in study
August 17, 2010
The psychological effects of injury
August 16, 2010
Research examines whether babies feel and remember pain
August 16, 2010
Researcher focuses on early-stage dementia
August 16, 2010
Stem cells and heart health
August 16, 2010
Lack of sensitivity in treating minority asthma patients
August 16, 2010
Professor seeks ways to prevent illness for a healthier society
August 16, 2010
Being trauma nurse sparked research choices
August 16, 2010
Heart health and fending off hospital readmissions
August 16, 2010
Dr. Bradway's research on continence care featured on MedScape
August 10, 2010
Life During and After Cancer
June 25, 2010
Are infant growth charts misleading?
June 24, 2010
NPs could solve primary care shortage
May 04, 2010
California nurse ratios could prevent thousands of deaths nationwide
April 19, 2010
Abstinence-only education delays sex in tweens
February 09, 2010
New growth curves for infants reflect racial diversity in U.S.
February 01, 2010
Dr. Rogers receives R21 award to test whether extending sleep will facilitate weight loss in obese adults
April 13, 2009
Connie Ulrich appt. to NHLBI Board
March 23, 2009
Penn Professor discusses link between dating violence and HIV
March 10, 2009
Penn Nursing ranks second place in NIH funding
February 11, 2009
PhD student awarded Kynett grant
January 15, 2009
Dr. Connolly's book reviewed in NEJM
January 12, 2009
PVAMC award to Dr. Arlene Houldin
December 05, 2008
Dr. Aiken named Ambassador for Global Health Research
December 05, 2008
Penn professor featured on A1 of The New York Times
November 10, 2008
Dr. Naylor discusses the nursing shortage and transitional care on PBS
October 27, 2008
Skin color, not race, plays larger role in injury detection
October 14, 2008
Dr. Sochalski is co-investigator on NIH award
October 13, 2008
NRSA Fellowship to Joanna Holsten
September 23, 2008
Penn Professor Receives '08 Fichter Research Grant
September 02, 2008


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The Pulmonary Hypertension Association (PHA) is a fast-growing association of patients, family members and medical professionals impacted by this often misdiagnosed and difficult illness. PHA is committed to maintaining the organization's volunteer spirit and to building opportunities for those affected by pulmonary hypertension to be involved in solutions to the challenges the illness creates.
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The new Sprint Cup champion is a beer-swilling, vulgarity-spewing punk who looks and acts as if he just absconded with rapacious glee from a home for wayward teens.
If you don't know much about NASCAR but were watching ESPN after the past two Sprint Cup races, that might be a reasonable conclusion to draw about Brad Keselowski.
Which would be sad because it couldn't be more untethered from reality than the misconception that Jimmie Johnson must not like pounding Coronas or surfing golf carts because he sometimes gives stilted answers in TV interviews.
Keselowski isn't a self-destructive degenerate who will lead the nation down a path to the debauchery and ruin embodied by Jersey Shore.
He is a role model for perseverance, leadership and, yes, emotional growth. An ebullient touchstone for ushering in a hipper, younger era for 21st century stock-car racing amidst its slump in audience.
NASCAR didn't crown a problem child ill-suited for a chief ambassadorship Sunday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway, where Keselowski launched into an admittedly alcohol-fueled euphoria that went viral just as quickly as his expletive-laden postrace tirade against his peers after the race at Phoenix International Raceway a week earlier.
When he showed up at the W hotel in Miami Beach early Monday morning, Keselowski had traded in his mammoth beer stein for a bottle of water. And as he circled the trendy nightclub looking nondescript in a ballcap among the beautiful people of South Beach, he accepted countless congratulations with grace and absent any displays of boorish behavior (well, excepting when he jumped on a couch as Queen's We Are the Champions boomed off the walls).
Keselowski then flew to Bristol, Conn., and engagingly represented the Sprint Cup Series with aplomb in a daylong procession of media activities that will continue Tuesday with Good Morning America and The Late Show With David Letterman.
There is no need to temper the personality of such a free spirit who can alternate between fascinatingly cerebral and charmingly goofy as quickly as his crew changes tires. There's no danger in it, either.
"He eats, sleeps and drinks wanting to be a race car driver," said Hendrick Motorsports owner Rick Hendrick, who laments having Keselowski swiped by Roger Penske three years ago. "He brings a level of intensity that I see in very few people, just that determined."
That single-minded focus wasn't always a positive for Keselowski, who antagonized many veterans early in his career and struggled to strike the proper balance between inspired confidence and soul-sapping arrogance.
"I was trying too hard to be the I in team," he said.
Yet despite that team-first philosophy, it's probably not an overstatement to say Penske Racing won its first title in NASCAR's premier series primarily because of Keselowski - and far beyond him just being the driver of the No. 2 Dodge.
Keselowski has pushed the team toward excellence in myriad ways this season - whether it was improving its cars to match Hendrick, hiring Joey Logano as a teammate for next season or encouraging his boss to upgrade the team's fitness center.
He is in daily contact with Penske about everything from personnel moves to the team's upcoming switch to Ford, and he provides constant lists of details to address.
"He's galvanized the team," Penske said. "Never does he miss a day coming in the shop, putting his arm around the guys, and that makes a big difference. You can be a big shot, but you've got to get down on the ground and work with the guys that are doing all this work day in and day out."
That blue-collar work ethic, which was honed as the runt of a working class family in the suburbs of Detroit, manifests itself in modest tributes that sometimes are easy to miss. Keselowski forbids any photos taken of him inside a personal jet because he doesn't want to feed the perception that NASCAR drivers are spoiled, pampered athletes.
That doesn't mean he might not occasionally find himself in a controversial or compromising position on the national stage.
"That's as sweet as life gets, to know that you have people around you that can make up for you when you make mistakes," Keselowski said. "Because we all make mistakes, and I make a ton of them."
Every one will be worth it for NASCAR.
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runit compiled against ulibc/dietlibc/musl wherever possible? minimum install. kernel + superminimal system distributed as single package? kernel + runit/gcc/binutils/pkgtool/udev/coreutils/sh/? basically trimmed contents of A? modular kernel as much as possible tcb shadow passwords, pam, blowfish mariadb lvm, mdadm carp pkgsrc (ports?) smartd lighttpd | nginx > apache perl, php udev cgroups (seems awesome) (other resource limits?) chaosvpn, tun, openssl bsd-ish /etc configs? lynx nano screen
pqxx.org - swapspace
wishlist filesystem hierarchy
mininmum install. should be able to clean this up a lot by replace init scripts.
A packages
aaa_base aaa_elflibs aaa_terminfo acl (not sure if this is really needed for min inst) attr bash (once init scripts replaced with bsd-style, will not need this) bin (dunno whats in here yet) coreutils cxxlibs dcron (not sure if this is really needed for min inst) devs dialog (not needed but convenient while testing) e2fsprogs elvis (not sure if this is really needed for min inst) etc getty-ps grep gzip kernel-* (will figure out whats up later) less mkinitrd (not sure if actually req'd for min inst) module-init-tools openssl-solibs (not sure if really reqd for min inst) pkgtools procps (not sure if this should be reqd) sed shadow (may or may not be needed after replaced by tcb?) sharutils sysvinit (will be replaced by runit?) sysvinit-scripts (hopefully to replace) tar udev usbutils (for keybaords and miec) util-linux xz
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autoconf automake binutils bison flex gcc gcc-g++ kernel-headers m4 make
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dhcp ? dhcpd iputils net-tools network-scripts traceroute wget
work items to convert init system to operate simpler:
- install runit
- look at inittab from netbsd and see what can be used
- split rc.S, rc.K, and rc.M into seperate files - one per task - like netbsd
- runlevel 4 can be removed as this will be non-X machine
- rc.modules* will not be needed as non-udev will not be an option. will put in some sort of posterity folder?
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May 24, 2011
Victory...COOKIES!So, if you read my post about the Victory Muffins, this is a slight adjustment. The slight part being adding chocolate! The flavor is so mild, that it really lends well to a cookie. The texture is a bit cakey, but I was so pleased with the results! I feel victorious!!! I hope you like them as much as I (and my kids) do!
PS The picture is not a good one, so please try these in spi
May 23, 2011
Camp Chef Familyguess you might call us the Camp Chef family. Every summer from June to Sept. our family takes weekends, holidays, and full weeks at a time to spend time at our place in Island Park Idaho,(23 miles from Yellowstone park). Sometimes there are as many as 6 to 8 trailers there and if you were to walk around the camp you would see a Camp Chef stove by each trailer where all
May 22, 2011
Victory Muffins!!Happy May! Here is the recipe book I have been looking through lately:
I don't know if you think this is as cool as I do! It is so cute!!
I found a recipe for Victory Muffins. I am sure that you could figure out the real reason why these are victory, but once you see these ingredients, you can see why I think it is just a little funny!
May 20, 2011
Marinated Salad with LettuceI wanted a salad and decided to try another retro version. Definitely not the ranch laden salad I usually eat, but this was pretty good. It was almost like a 3 bean salad, but not as sweet. It also reminded me a bit of my friends home canned beans (to.die.for.). I think this is a really fun salad. It would be fun to make at a retro dinner party! Or, you could make it for your
May 20, 2011
New Camp Chef Products in the FieldSpending the past few days camping out at media events has allowed me to work with a couple of the stoves and products that are new for this year.
The Ranger III Blind Stove (Model# BS60C) received a good work out cooking for six of us. The extra burner allowed the coffee to continue to stay hot while the two other burners did main courses.


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A shoulder labral tear is tear of the labrum. The labrum is the tissue that holds the end of the arm bone, known as the humerus, in place.
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Shoulder labral tears occur from an injury or through long-term wear and tear. Common causes include the following:
Factors that may increase your chance of a labral tear include:
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Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Imaging tests to evaluate the shoulder and surrounding structures may include:
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. You will likely be referred to a specialist such as an orthopedic surgeon. Treatment options include the following:
Generally, this treatment is tried for several weeks. If there is no improvement, surgery is considered. Your doctor may also inject a steroid directly into your shoulder to decrease inflammation and pain.
In a shoulder arthroscopy, your surgeon inserts a thin, lighted tube through a small incision to view the injury and fix it. Small instruments are threaded through this tube. The torn ligament/tissue may be removed or sewn together. Wires or tacks may also be used to reattach any torn tendons.
After surgery, you will be given a sling to wear for up to 4 weeks. When the sling is removed, you will work with a physical therapist to gradually strengthen your arm muscles and increase your motion.
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Dry roasted organic pumpkin seeds lightly coated with organic Eden tamari soy sauce mixed with organic garlic powder and organic cayenne pepper. A unique, hot and spicy snack food. Men's Health magazine awarded "Best Organic Food for Men" stating, "Seasoned with soy sauce, garlic, and cayenne, these put spicy chips to shame." Low sodium and rich in healthy fiber, protein, and magnesium. A good source of iron and zinc. Great for parties, camping, backpacking, or a nutritious snack any time. Gluten free.
Certified organic pumpkin seeds are dry roasted at our AIB rate Superior, Michigan facility. After roasting the seeds are mixed with the delicious salty, spicy combination of organic wheat free tamari soy sauce, organic garlic powder, and organic cayenne pepper.
Eden Spicy Pumpkin Seeds are a nutritious and healthy snack food. An excellent source of protein, dietary fiber, phosphorus, and magnesium. Cholesterol free and low sodium (75mg per 1/4 cup serving). According to the FDA, "Diets low in sodium may reduce the risk of hypertension of high blood pressure, a disease associated with many factors." Although they are high in total fat, they are higher in healthy monounsaturated (5mg) and polyunsaturated (8mg) fats than saturated fats (3mg), and contain no trans fats. They are also a good source of iron, and zinc. Wheat and gluten free.
Contains no irradiated spices, refined salt, added oil, additives or preservatives.
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Pareve | Yes |
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Low Sodium | Yes |
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Low Fat | No |
Fat Free | No |
Heart Healthy | No |
Macrobiotic | Yes |
Antioxidants | Yes |
Good Source of Fiber | Yes |
Non GMO | Yes |
Package Size | 10 lb |
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Cardinals, Falcons have taken different paths since playoff battle
January 3, 2009.
The Arizona Cardinals, NFC West champs and hosting a playoff game for the first time, hosted the upstart Atlanta Falcons.
The Falcons, led by rookie QB Matt Ryan and RB Michael Turner, who ran for 1,699 yards and 17 touchdowns that season, were winners of 11 regular season games. They entered the game as favorites.
They left as losers.
The Cardinals jumped out to an early lead thanks to a Kurt Warner pass to Larry Fitzgerald, fell behind, got a big defensive play from Antrel Rolle and held on to beat the Falcons 30-24.
Warner completed 19-of-32 passes for 271 yards and two touchdowns on the afternoon, and Edgerrin James rushed for 73 yards on 16 carries. Fitzgerald torched the Falcons for 101 yards and one touchdown on six receptions, while Anquan Boldin tallied 72 yards and a score on just two catches.
"A lot of people coming into this game said we were the worst playoff team ever to get in,"Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said after the game. "... I think we rallied around that."
Ryan completed 26-of-40 passes for 199 yards and two touchdowns, but was picked off twice in the game. Turner was held to 42 yards and a score on 18 carries, and Roddy White gained just 84 yards and a touchdown on 11 receptions.
The Falcons, who may have been even more of a surprise than the Cardinals that season, looked at the disappointing finish as motivation going forward.
"I think you have to remember what we did as a team this year and we did some things well," Ryan said. "We made some strides as a team as the year went on. But you have to use this as motivation. You don't want to be here."
The Cardinals parlayed their victory into a surprise run to the Super Bowl that season and another division title the next year. The Falcons saw their record drop to 9-7 the following year, which resulted in them missing the playoffs.
That's as bad as it would get.
Since the Wild Card Round matchup, the Falcons have gone 40-17 in the regular season. The Cardinals, on the other hand, are 27-30. With an 8-1 mark this season, Atlanta is a bona-fide Super Bowl contender. At 4-5 the Cardinals are, well, reeling.
Perhaps this should not come as much of a surprise, though, as the teams that met in the playoffs nearly four years ago were going in completely different directions.
The Cardinals were riding a veteran quarterback; the Falcons a promising rookie signal caller. That alone goes to show just how important it is to have the position settled for as long as possible.
While the Cardinals have gone through six different starting quarterbacks since that game, the Falcons have had just two, and it would be one if not for injury. Ryan has emerged as one of the game's best passers, throwing more touchdown passes every season. His QB rating has climbed every year he's been in the NFL.
The Falcons, who were clearly in the beginning stages of a championship window when the teams met in the postseason, still have some key players from that game.
Ryan, Turner and White are all impact players on offense, while John Abraham and Jonathan Babineaux are still playing well for the defense.
The Cardinals also have players who will remember the game, with Fitzgerald, Adrian Wilson, Calais Campbell, Darnell Dockett and Michael Adams all holdovers from that time.
It's only been four years, yet much has changed for the Arizona Cardinals and Atlanta Falcons. Each has experienced some success -- with the Cardinals even reaching the Super Bowl.
But right now, four years after they met at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, the Falcons are clearly soaring at greater heights than the Cardinals.
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Alloa Golf Course was designed by the golfing legend James Braid in 1935 and little has changed since then. The picturesque landscape beneath the Ochill Hills is the perfect setting for this championship length course which will challenge the best golfers whilst offering great enjoyment to the average player.
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Why not soak up the historic atmosphere of the area as you tee off at Stirling Golf Club? The course is set out amid the dramatic surroundings of Stirling Castle and within former hunting grounds once ruled over by Scottish kings. As you make your way round the course, take in the beautiful views towards the Lomond and Ochil Hills and the Trossachs.
Just a stone's throw from the National Wallace Monument, the Bridge of Allan Golf Club offers golfers a memorable experience. The 9-hole course was designed by 'Old' Tom Morris, one of the pioneers of professional golf, in 1895. The course proves to be a challenging course with steep slopes but golfers are rewarded with spectacular views over the Ochil Hills.
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Today, the Templeton Foundation gave its most prestigious award to my hero, Jean Vanier. For Linda and our children and me, he has also been our retreat leader, our teacher of humility, our guide.
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Most of you already know that Big Bear Lake is where my beautiful bride and I escape to when we are short on time but long on needing to get away fast.
Big Bear fills the bill in a whole lotta ways as far as being a true source of re-creation for us with the schedule we generally have to keep.
But, we don't get up there as much during the winter because we've gotten snowed in a couple of times and things get a little testy when we have to call our clients and try to explain that we have to re-schedule their appointments because we are hunkered down in the cabin (…with the fireplace roaring away…and hot chocolate simmering on the stove … and the radio playing softly in the background…) trapped behind glistening snow drifts which won't be plowed until at least the next day.
Anyway, the weather has been kinda wet and crummy the last few days and the streets are filled with insane holiday shoppers zipping about from mall to mall and the fishing has been just plain lousy so I've been spending a little time hunkered down in the "man cave" cleaning up some of the files on my computer. While looking through some picture files, I came across some shots I had taken a couple of months back during one of our get-aways to Big Bear.
The last time I wrote about Big Bear Lake, it was to let you know that there is a new fly fishing shop up there on the Fawnskin side. And while I was waxing poetic about being able to walk into a shop and instantly revert to "kid in a candy store" status, I forgot to mention that there have been some big changes up there on the lake itself.
The biggest change is, of course, the building of the new dam. The venerable and aesthetically pleasing arched dam that has served so well for so long just doesn't meet current seismic or traffic load requirements so a new dam is being built just downstream.
(As an aside: There is nothing like the sound of solid granite being dynamited to get your heart beat into the aerobic workout range really quickly – especially when you forgot what time it was scheduled to happen.)
When completed sometime next year, the dam and re-routed road way will have improved traffic flow for motorists driving the "front way" into Big Bear and better water regulation capabilities for water users down the hill.
Since the area immediately adjacent to the dam is already closed to boat traffic, I'm not sure what effect it will have on fishing. I suspect that the shoreline around the dam will become much more pleasant to fish as you will not have vehicles rumbling past quite so close to your head.
Another change to the Lake is at the park over in Boulder Bay.
I like Boulder Bay. I have spent many a pleasant early morning flyfishing there while enjoying my morning coffee and watching the sunlight play on the rocks as it rises in the sky.
If you position yourself just right, "the modern world" sort of melts away and there is an ageless beauty to the Bay that can be described well enough but can really only be experienced to fully understand it.
Apparently, lots of people like Boulder Bay as it is rumored to be the most photographed place on the Lake. In any event, the park there has been upgraded with new picnic tables, a gazebo, improved walking paths and…a fishing pier.
Now, I'm not so sure how I feel about a utilitarian metal and recycled plastic structure jutting out into the middle of this beautiful Bay but the last time we drove over there, there it was.
It will most certainly up the number of photographs taken of the Bay as it allows you to get out and away from the shoreline and closer to those picturesque boulders that every kid wants to climb on and every tourist wants to photograph.
There are signs posted on the pier warning against overhead casting but, then again, there are signs on every pier I have ever been on that warn against overhead casting. Officially, that pretty much puts a damper on fly fishing unless you happen to be an exceptional roll caster or maybe a spey caster.
But, as with most such things related to the urban fishing mindset, a careful consideration of the situation may find me out there some early morning in the not-too-distant future testing heretofore unreachable sections of the Bay with a nice black or olive wooly bugger… I'll even have a level place to set my coffee cup down should I hook on to a nice, fat trout.
Hmmm, I guess I just took a little mental trip up to my favorite get-away.
I feel better already.
I love this addiction called urban fly-fishin'.


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What Would The Republican Party Ever Do If We Lost Meghan McCain?
Please, please, please, I'm BEGGING YOU, Megan — don't do it!
Last Tuesday, Mitt Romney lost–and he lost big. As Republicans, we lost again. I felt sad, exhausted, beaten down, and heartbroken. It was the first time that I considered that the Republican Party, which I love so much, might die.
…I know there are many out there, especially in the more conservative sphere, that regard me with disdain. I don't fit into the traditional Republican box that the wingnuts who have hijacked my party think all Republicans should. For the last four years, I've been calling for Republicans to stop concentrating on social issues.
…I've spent most of my adult life fighting for change from inside the Republican Party.
… If I don't see some changes in the next four years, I'm going to consider registering as an Independent in 2016.
Wow, what would we ever do without Meghan McCain? Look how much she says she loves the Republican Party! It's that same sort of great love we saw between Chris Brown and Rihanna. Can we afford to let that die?
Granted, since Megan McCain first registered as a Republican in 2008 while her father was running for President, she hasn't actually contributed anything at all to the GOP, but that just means she's due to write a column that goes beyond angsty, teenage whining or complaints that someone was mean to her any day now. Do we really want to miss out on that?
Sure, some people might say that Meghan McCain is a spoiled airhead who only has a column at the Daily Beast because of who her daddy is and the fact that she's willing to attack Republicans constantly while she claims to be one, but people who say that might not realize how much they'd miss being called a conservative wingnut every other week by a Paris Hilton knock-off until it's too late. Others might say that the GOP could afford to lose its most prominent Paris Hilton knock-off to the Democrats, but just as America feared letting a missile gap develop with the Soviets, we have to be careful about letting a spoiled, rich, talentless brat gap develop with the Democrats. Sure, it might not seem all that important, but is this the time to be giving up on any demographic group?
Furthermore, how can we ignore Megan McCain's words of wisdom? She holds conservatives in complete disdain and has demanded that we give up on social issues and yet, in the last two elections, we ran her father and Mitt Romney, two moderate Republicans who were soft on social conservatism and look how well it worked out….uh, wait. Just ignore that part.
Last but not least, we have to think about Megan McCain's welfare. If she's no longer a "Republican," then the Daily Beast won't run her columns anymore because there's no point to it. Next thing you know, her poorly written book about changing from a Republican to an independent flops, she drops off the radar, and she's making a sex tape with Rick Salomon or Reggie Bush to try to get back in the public eye. Can we really do that to the McCain family? Well, more precisely to Cindy McCain? She seemed nice, at least….Okay, okay — that's a LITTLE unfair. I mean, just because someone is shameless enough to take a job as a writer based on who her father is despite the fact that she knows nothing about life or politics, has a double digit IQ and can't write doesn't mean she's shameless enough to do ANYTHING to get in the spotlight.
PS: Although I'm begging and pleading for Meghan McCain not to go, if she does, I think it's VERY IMPORTANT that she not take Joe Scarborough, David Frum, Mike Murphy, Kathleen Parker, David Brooks and Steve Schmidt with her. I don't know how the Republican Party would make it another day without all of them parroting whatever the latest Democrat lines are about the GOP for publicity and pay.
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- "Then the second brother, who was an arrogant man, decided he wanted to humiliate Death still further, and asked for the power to recall others from Death. So Death picked up a stone from the riverbank and gave it to the second brother, and told him the stone would have the power to bring back the dead."
- —A description of the shades brought back by the Resurrection Stone.[src]
The Resurrection Stone was one of the three Deathly Hallows, originally in the possession of Cadmus Peverell. In layman's terms, it gave its owner the power to bring back a form of the dead. To be specific, when the Resurrection Stone is flipped over three times in one's hand, it brings back shades of the holder's deceased loved ones as long as the stone is held. These shades are more physically solid than a ghost, but less so than a living body. Aside from this power, when the Resurrection Stone is owned in conjunction with the other two Hallows, it makes the owner the Master of Death.
- "Then the second brother, who was an arrogant man, decided that he wanted to humiliate Death still further, and asked for the power to recall others from Death. So Death picked up a stone from the riverbank and gave it to the second brother, and told him that the stone would have the power to bring back the dead."
- —The Tale of the Three Brothers[src]
According to the legend recounted by Beedle the Bard in The Tale of the Three Brothers, Cadmus Peverell and his two brothers were travelling along a long, winding road at midnight when they came upon a river too deep and rapid to cross. When the brothers conjured a bridge to cross the river, Death appeared before them. Angry that they had found a way to cross the river without dying, Death pretended to offer each brother a gift, hoping that the gift would lead to their downfall. Cadmus wished for an item that would enable him to bring back the dead, so Death took a stone from the riverbank and used his abilities to transform it into the Resurrection Stone.[1]
However, Albus Dumbledore speculated that this account is merely what it is; a fairy tale. He believed it was more likely that Cadmus Peverell was merely an exceptionally skilled wizard who managed to create this artifact on his own.[2]
Cadmus's possession
- "And so Death took the second brother for his own."
- —The Tale of the Three Brothers[src]
Regardless of how the Stone was truly created, Cadmus used it to attempt to bring back a girl he had loved and was prepared to marry before her untimely death. While he was able to bring back a shade of her, he felt as though a "veil" separated them, and he could tell that she was suffering greatly from being forced back among the world of the living. Realising the limitations of the Stone, Cadmus killed himself out of grief so that he could truly be with her.[1]
Gaunt family's possession
- "See this? See this? Know what it is? Know where it came from? Centuries it's been in our family, that's how far back we go, and pure-blood all the way! Know how much I've been offered for this, with the Peverell coat of arms engraved on the stone?"
- —Marvolo Gaunt rants about his blood purity to Bob Ogden[src]
Sometime after Cadmus's death (or perhaps even by Cadmus himself), the Resurrection Stone was fitted into a ring. This ring was passed down as a family heirloom for the Peverell family, and eventually the Gaunt family, as knowledge of what the Stone was, and even what the symbol on it meant, became lost. Eventually, it made its way into the possession of Marvolo Gaunt, who would use the ring to flaunt the purity of his blood, such as he did to Bob Ogden when the latter came to call about Morfin Gaunt's attack on Tom Riddle Sr.[3]
After Marvolo died shortly after serving a six-month sentence in Azkaban for attacking Bob Ogden, the ring was inherited by his son Morfin. He would wear the ring until Tom Riddle Jr. came to the Gaunt shack seeking information about his wizarding family. Sensing that the ring was a family heirloom, Riddle would pocket it after killing his Muggle relatives and framing Morfin for the murder.[4]
Tom Riddle's possession and becoming a Horcrux
For a time, Riddle wore the ring containing the Stone. However, once he had ascertained from Professor Horace Slughorn that creating multiple Horcruxes was at least hypothetically possible, he used the murder of his father to turn the ring, and thus the Stone, into one. After this time, he hid the ring back in the Gaunt shack, putting numerous magical protections on the site to keep the Horcrux safe.[5] Due to Riddle turning the Stone into a Horcrux, he either did not know of its status as one of the three Hallows and power, or simply did not care, as he has no loved ones to resurrect, nor fears the dead.[2]
Albus Dumbledore's possession
After spending many months looking into Voldemort's past, Albus Dumbledore was able to track down the location of the ring and retrieve it. Though he had long since abandoned his personal quest to find the Deathly Hallows, he immediately realized that this ring contained the Resurrection Stone. Completely forgetting that the ring was a Horcrux in his haste to see his sister Ariana once more, he put the ring on. At this point, a lethal curse activated, one that would have killed Dumbledore if not for the timely action of himself and Severus Snape. Still, it shortened Dumbledore's life expectancy dramatically and crippled his hand, and at this Dumbledore once again realized he was unfit to use the Stone.[2] After using Godric Gryffindor's Sword to destroy the Horcrux within the ring, Dumbledore sealed the Stone within the very first Golden Snitch Harry Potter had ever caught, and made arrangements to have Harry inherit the Stone in his will.
Harry Potter's possession
- "I open at the close."
- —Inscription on the Snitch containing the Stone.[src]
For the greater part of the Horcrux hunt, Harry Potter kept the Snitch containing the Stone in his mokeskin pouch, unable to get to the stone inside due to charms Dumbledore had put on it. In 1998, during the Battle of Hogwarts, however, Harry was finally able to get at the Stone. As he was walking to his death at the hands of Lord Voldemort, he placed the Snitch to his lips and revealed his intentions to die. At this, the Snitch opened and the Stone fell into his hand. Harry turned it over in his hand thrice, and was immediately joined by the shades of his parents, Sirius Black, and Remus Lupin. The presence of his loved ones was enough to give him the courage to keep going, and they remained with him until he made his way to where Voldemort was. At this point, Harry discarded the Stone, with the intention that it would be lost in the forest forever.[6] The stone was pressed into the ground by a centaur's hoof while the herd was charging into battle.[7]
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By Harry Potter
Behind the scenes
- When asked which of the Deathly Hallows they preferred, Hermione Granger chose the Cloak of Invisibility, while Ron chose the Elder Wand, and Harry chose the Resurrection Stone.
- In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 the stone appeared to be much bigger.
- J. K. Rowling has stated that she originally intended to have Arthur Weasley killed and brought back by Harry, but she did not follow through with it, with Remus dying instead.
- When the prop was originally designed, the designers were unaware that the Deathly Hallows sign was a neccessity to the ring and stone, so the Hallows sign was not included. Fortunately, the 7th book was released before filming of Half-Blood Prince, and the symbol was etched into the stone in time.
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (First identified as Resurrection Stone)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (Appears in flashback(s))
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (video game)
- The Tales of Beedle the Bard
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Chapter 21 (The Tale of the Three Brothers)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Chapter 35 (King's Cross)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Chapter 10 (The House of Gaunt)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Chapter 17 (A Sluggish Memory)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Chapter 23 (Horcruxes)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Chapter 34 (The Forest Again)
- ↑ Accio Quote - Bloomsbury chat


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Built in 1946 as part of the Brooklyn Dodgers farm system, during the summer the field is home to the Danville Dans, a college summer wooden bat team. This NCAA-sanctioned, Major League-sponsored wooden bat collegiate league plays at Danville Stadium.
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Normal CornBelters
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Northern Illinois University
Come tour the Northern Illinois University, catch a show preformed by their Theatre or Dance department, or explore one of their Art Galleries. There is much to do on campus including their new Anthropology Museum, an Observatory, the Huskies Den or take in a game! Their Museums are free to visit, some fees may apply for shows or School of Music Concerts. There is never a dull moment on campus!
Peoria Chiefs Baseball Team
The Peoria Chiefs are a Class A minor league baseball team, affiliated with the St. Louis Cardinals, from Peoria, Illinois. They play in the Midwest League.The Chiefs are proud to be Central Illinois' most affordable family entertainment. Over 5 million fans have enjoyed top quality baseball and non-stop entertainment over the last 27 years. More than 120 former Chiefs have gone on to play in the Major Leagues, including Mark Grace, Greg Maddux, Joe Girardi, Yadier Molina, Dan Haren and Albert Pujols.
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The Southern Illinois Miners Rent One Park is the stadium where The Southern Illinois Miners Frontier league baseball team plays from May through September.
Springfield Sliders Baseball
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U.S. Cellular Field
President-elect Barack Obama is an avowed fan of the Chicago White Sox, and is often seen wearing a White Sox baseball cap. U.S. Cellular features an exploding scoreboard, an old-time facade, complete with arches and over 40,000 unobstructed-view seats.
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