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Dermatomyositis is swelling and redness of muscle and skin.
The exact cause of dermatomyositis is not known. It may be an autoimmune disorder. The immune system identifies and attacks viruses and harmful bacteria in your body. An autoimmune disorder means the immune system begins to attack normal healthy tissue.
A viral infection may trigger dermatomyositis.
Your chance of developing dermatomyositis is higher if you have a connective tissue disorder such as:
Dermatomyositis is also associated with certain genes.
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Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. You may be referred to a specialist for further evaluation.
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There is no cure for dermatomyositis. Treatment is focused on managing the symptoms. Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment options include the following:
You may be referred to a physical therapist. The therapist will help improve or prevent the loss of muscle strength and function. It may include:
Corticosteroids can suppress your immune system. This will decrease inflammation in the muscle. Steroid medication can also be used on the skin to relieve skin symptoms. Corticosteroids can cause problems, like lower bone density. They can also increase infections. To lower these effects, you will be given the lowest dose needed to control your symptoms. You may also be asked to take supplements like calcium and vitamin D to improve your bone strength.
There are other medication options that can help to suppress the immune system. They may be used with or instead of the corticosteroids.
Immune globulin has healthy antibodies from several donors. These antibodies can block the unhealthy antibodies associated with dermatomyositis. It is given through an IV.
The infusion needs to be repeated every few weeks.
Regular exercise can help you develop and maintain muscle strength. Modify the program as needed to prevent irritating your condition. Check with your doctor and physical therapist for exercise guidelines. Rest when needed.
Your skin may also be more sensitive to the sun. Use sunscreen or cover your skin with clothes or a hat.
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Dec. 17, 2012 -- Milk is an important source of vitamin D and calcium in young children's diets. But drinking more than two glasses a day may lower how much iron is stored in their bodies, raising the risk for anemia, a new study suggests.
When researchers looked at daily milk intake as it related to iron and vitamin D levels in about 1,300 preschoolers, they found that drinking 2 cups of milk a day seemed optimal for most children, says lead researcher and pediatrician Jonathon L. Maguire, MD, of St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto.
Vitamin D and iron are important nutrients for growing children. Iron plays a critical role in brain development. Iron deficiency has been linked to problems in movement. Vitamin D is important for many reasons, including bone health.
Milk is one of the best sources of vitamin D and calcium, while iron-fortified cereals and meats are among the best sources of iron.
Drinking 3 cups or more of milk was associated with slightly lower ferritin levels in the blood, but the levels were still within the normal range for most children. Ferritin levels indicate how much iron is stored in the body.
The more milk the children drank, the lower their ferritin levels tended to be.
"Milk is an important source of nutrition for young children, but the message to parents is that too much of a good thing may come with a trade-off," Maguire says.
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Though parents of preschoolers often ask how much milk their young children should be drinking, Maguire says the answer is not that clear.
He points out that the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends limiting cow's milk to about 2 cups a day for preschoolers, but the group's committee on nutrition also calls for vitamin D supplements for children who drink less than about 4 cups a day (1,000 mL).
It isn't clear if drinking milk directly blocks iron absorption or if its impact is less direct.
"Cow's milk doesn't have much iron, and it may be that kids who drink a lot of it are not eating other foods that are rich sources of iron," Maguire says. "We really don't know."
In the study, published in the journal Pediatrics, each 8-ounce cup of milk a child drank was associated with a 3.5% drop in ferritin levels.
"That may not sound like a lot, but it can add up, especially in children with other risk factors for iron deficiency," Maguire says.
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"Most of the children in this study who drank a lot of milk were not iron deficient," he says. "The effect of milk on iron status was pretty small."
In a statement addressing the study, the National Dairy Council pointed out that it is not clear if drinking milk has a direct impact on iron levels.
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Not a good MTB saddle as hoped
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I bought this saddle for my MTB. Unfortunately, the slits in the sides have pinched me on several occasions, ouch, this doesn't help for comfort on long rides. The saddle is too firm to offer a comfortable MTB ride. I have had a professional bike fit, all to no avail. It is painful on the soft lady parts, after only 12 miles. Between this and the pinching that has occurred with the side slits that are made to "flex", (something I have never noticed), this is going back. Maybe good for a road bike? Not sure. I love my Specialized road bike saddle and will most likely look at their line as an option for my MTB.
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Cant live without my vitesse! I have tried all sorts of women's saddles, including a recent stint on a specialized women's saddle and nothing holds a candle to the vitesse! Comfortable and sleek I have been riding on this saddle for the better part of ten years! Great last power too! This is the first new one I have had to buy since my original purchase 10 years ago!
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Does this saddle have any sort of relief channel or indentation?
No, this one does not - but any of the Fizik saddles with the "K:IUM" in the description will have the center channel cut out that I think you are inquiring about.
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would this be a good saddle for mtb cross country?
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It could be used for XC riding, but it is primarily designed as a road saddle. Many people use road saddles for mountain biking, but they may not be built quite as sturdily in the case a big hit like casing a jump.
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I initially had this brand about 13 yrs ago and found it very comfortable but switched to a Terry saddle (limited edition print) that was as comfortable and matched the color of my bike perfectly. Once it wore out, I searched for another saddle with a color other than basic black and found the Fi'zi:k Vitesse, Miss Berlin. I love this saddle, it's comfortable, and I didn't need a "breaking in" period. I use it for racing as well as longer group rides, and always get comments on the pattern "Miss Berlin".
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Before i went ahead to purchase the Fizik Vitesse HP, i was worried because of the mixed reviews i've read from various website. At the end, i figured it would be better than my old saddle no matter what, I am very delighted that i made the decision. I've been using it for over 3 months now and my rides vary from 11-mile commute route to 60-mile hilly ride, all I can say is i'm quite satisfied with it. It's reasonable weight, well-made, and comes in multiple colors (realcyclist only have 2, but i believe there are a couple more on the web)
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The women's Fizik Vitesse HP Road Saddle is certainly an improvement over many men's and unisex saddles. I initially felt pretty comfortable, and that more of my weight was being supported by my sit bones. While I had reduced what the ladies may call "soft tissue pressure", I was fairly uncomfortable after 10 miles and experienced numbness somewhere around 15 to 20 miles. While I've found that an even wider saddle with a cut out to be more comfortable for me personally, I think this saddle is a good choice for some women. (I also recommend the WTB Deva.) This saddle seems to be well made and is a reasonable weight. I'm not convinced the slots on the seat edge do much in terms of flexing and preventing chafing, but they can't hurt!


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It's hard to whittle Cork's attractions down to just five, but here are a few to kick off any sightseeing tour of the city
Put on your ear defenders, climb the bell tower at St Anne's Church in the historic Shandon area of Cork and pull the ropes hard to ring the bells. Choose your own tune, from Amazing Grace to Waltzing Matilda. When you ring the bells of Shandon out over Cork city, you become part of a centuries-old tradition.
Full of a rich vein of Cork humour, the English Market was catapulted into the limelight when Queen Elizabeth II visited in 2011. The Queen was reputedly wowed by what she saw. And why wouldn't she be? This is the oldest market of its kind in Europe, and the shelves groan with Irish artisan produce and farmhouse cheeses from the mild to the ultra-mature. Delicious stuff.
Just off Patrick's Street lies the Crawford Gallery, an artistic institution since its beginnings in 1884. At the heart of the gallery lies the famous Canova Casts, a series of plaster casts donated by the Vatican Museum to the Cork Society of Arts in 1818. The Belvedere Torso, The Laocoon and The Disc Thrower are among the breathtaking casts on display. Here's the cherry on top: admission is free.
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The traditional Irish music session is the quintessential "Irish experience" and has rightly earned its place on the "must do" list when visiting Ireland. Duck into a pub any evening and chances are a small group of musicians will have taken over a corner.
Savvy locals know Sin É is one the best pubs for fiddle players where, on an average night, up to 10 could be performing. If you arrive on a quiet night (you may just be too early) try the Corner House next door. Vibrant traditional music also rolls out of An Spailpín Fánach (oh, and you'll also get a fine pint of stout here, too).
A charming way to explore the stories and history of Cork city is with a tour and there are quite a few to choose from. Cork City Tours operates open-top double-decker buses, which run regularly during the day. The route is through the main streets, along the quays and past city centre landmarks with a guide who'll regale you with tales of the city.
The Cork Fabulous Tasting Trail is led by Alice Coyle on Saturday mornings and lasts three hours. Stops are made at outdoor and indoor markets, cafés, restaurants and pubs – so go easy with your breakfast.
And for the bookish-minded, you can pick up a free audio literary walking tour of Cork, or download one on to your MP3 player at the Cork City Library.
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12:40: I'll be back later this evening - after I finish the final update of my 2014 NFL Mock Draft - but I wanted to take a look at some betting props. These are from Bovada:
1. Who will be drafted 1st? Johnny Manziel -250. You have to pay $2.50 to win $1 for Manziel, but it's worth it. It's hard to see Manziel getting past the Buccaneers. Bortles, meanwhile, could easily fall to 20.
2. Khalil Mack Over 4.5. It's possible that Mack could be Jacksonville's choice, but it's equally (or even more) likely that the Jaguars will choose Sammy Watkins because their goal is to obtain four starters with their first five picks. Also, don't count out Johnny Manziel, who could be the third-overall choice. If it's Manziel, Mack will almost certainly fall to No. 5.
7:17: Now it's the time you've all been waiting for. My top 10 storylines for the 2014 NFL Draft...
1. I don't feel good about my 2014 NFL Mock Draft. I feel like I'm only going to get two picks correct because of crazy trades and incompetence from stupid teams. If the Jaguars draft another right tackle because they read online that Chad Henne will improve that way, I swear, I'm throwing my laptop out the window.
(And now it's time to remind everyone how seriously the Jaguars take the draft):
2. Roger Goodell reportedly wants to push the draft back even further next year. It'll be in the middle of May. By 2016, it'll be at the end of May. And come 2030, the draft will be taking place on Thanksgiving. "I don't care about the fans; I just want to make the owners more money, even if it's only 0.01 percent more and I piss off everyone in the process," he'll say on his next Twitter Q&A session. This is more than 140 characters, but Goodell won't care.
3. One frustrated Cowboy fan will leak a fake phone conversation where Jerry Jones says that he hopes all black people die in a nuclear explosion. The Twitter sand in the vag mafia will go on a rampage, prompting Goodell to exile Jones. This is actually the best thing that could ever happen to Dallas, since it'll prompt the team to bring in a real general manager.
4. Speaking of the Cowboys, they're going to spend their first-round pick on a sixth-round right tackle. I've had Taylor Lewan to them a bunch, but maybe they'll take the other Michigan tackle, Michael Schofield. I'll bash the selection, but then butt-kissers like Phil Simms will criticize mock drafters on the air, proclaiming Schofield to be a great choice. This all sounds bizarre, but it happened last year.
5. Some of the ridiculous pre-draft rumors will take place. Not only will the Texans trade for Ryan Mallett; they'll also deal the first-round pick to both Buffalo AND Atlanta. The Texans will take all of those selections, and when the Bills and Falcons respond angrily, general manager Rick Smith will reply, "Oops I didn't mean to do that lol."
6. Speaking of trades, look for the Browns to deal three future first-round picks for the No. 1 overall selection, where they'll take Dee Ford. They'll then trade away three future second-rounders for the No. 7 overall pick, and then re-acquire the three future first-round choices to move up from No. 7 to 6 - and they'll get a kick-returner to boot! Someone should seriously make a movie about this. They could even have the general manager be the son of the late, former ex-coach!
7. I personally can't wait for Chris Berman's French accent when he says Laurent Duvernay-Tardif's name. Boomer has the best French accent of all time, and when I hear it, tears will gush out of my eyes uncontrollably.
8. At some point, the camera will find Timmy Jernigan and Zach Mettenberger. They'll be smoking a crack pipe in a closet somewhere. When they see that people are watching, they'll just shrug their shoulders and go back to smoking.
9. Based on the rumors, it sounds like the Rams will take Johnny Manziel and exile Sam Bradford from St. Louis. They'll then find Bradford's new home and burn it to the ground and plant a Johnny Football flag in its spot.
10. On Manziel: I feel like the Browns will draft him. He'll make his way to the podium, but Jay Glazer will swoop in with a parachute and take the microphone from Goodell. "Attention, attention! Johnny Football can't be the Cleveland pick!" he'll shout. Goodell will then nod his head and tell Manziel to go back to the green room.
7:22: Hey, Roger Goodell wants to keep the draft in May because the players can graduate. What a good guy! Seriously, does anyone buy this BS? Goodell just wants money. He doesn't give a damn about graduation.
7:25: If you haven't seen it, we have our new Draft Day feature up. It has a live big board, comments and chatting.
7:29: ESPN has been playing that "I'm the man, I'm the man, I'm the man" song all evening. So annoying. I feel like I'm going to jump out my window if I keep hearing it. I hate it. If you have to tell people that you're the man, you are most definitely not the man.
7:30: Love this AndroGel commercial. You can raise your testosterone, but you will get cancer, AIDS, herpes and Ebola in the process! Buy our product!
7:32: There are a lot of "aces" back there, according to Chris Berman. Get it? Because they were playing cards?
7:33: Glad to have NFL Draft guru Ray Lewis on ESPN. Lewis has been studying the draft for decades, so he will provide some great insight for sure.
7:34: Love the NFL Primetime music they play on ESPN. It's such a shame ESPN ruined that show.
7:35: The NFL Draft has turned into a rave. What's up with this music? And where are the half-naked chicks with the glow sticks?
7:37: In other sports, the Miami Heat somehow had 15 points in the first quarter. Was LeBron watching the TV with the draft on instead of paying attention to his game?
7:38: Hey Jimmy Garoppolo, come to New York so the audience can have someone to see in the green room on Friday!
7:39: Ra'Shede "Egg Man" has taken the stage. Some team should draft him so they get all of Sonic's emeralds.
7:44: Forum member BCB: "What a special night. The Browns get to ruin not one, but two careers this evening."
7:46: Speaking of inept teams, take a look at this lulzy tweet:
Seriously, how am I supposed to have an accurate mock draft with these bozos picking at the top every year?
7:49: More on the Jags... this is what I posted in the live blog last year: "It really baffles me how someone like David Caldwell gets a job in the NFL. He started the offseason by saying he wants to build around Blaine Gabbert, and now he takes a right tackle when he could have just signed one? This team is going to be awful for a long time. I feel for Jaguar fans who know how bad of a move this was. Speaking of stupid teams, the Raiders better not take D.J. Hayden."
And now we're back... what the Jags really should do is take Manziel. I don't get the Mack pick. They have Gus Bradley, who can get so much out of late-round defenders. Why take a LEO at No. 3?
7:52: Chris Berman just said that Ego is high on himself. What a dick thing to say.
7:53: I think Britt McHenry goes first in the ESPN NFL Draft Sideline Reporter Mock Draft.
7:56: Gotta love the comments on the Draft Day page:
7:58: If you don't like my analysis, Charlie has his own draft blog.
7:59: I say this because someone in the comment board below said my jokes suck. I put so much hard work into making these jokes, so this person made me cry. I am weeping right now. I don't even care if I get any of my picks right.
8:02: Why does ESPN have these terrible openings every year? They always pick a dumb song that they think is cool, and it never has anything to do with the draft. Can't they not have an opening song?
8:06: So, Jon Gruden is saying that the Texans are an Alex Smith away from going 11-5?
8:07: I don't get Mel Kiper saying it's an "obvious pick." He had Khalil Mack to the Texans a few weeks ago.
8:09: Does Chris Berman have a red mark on the right side of his lip? Is that from Leather?
8:10: Oh, and I should have known that the Jerry Jones defenders would chime in below. The pick was still terrible. Travis Frederick was always seen as a solid prospect, but Dallas could have gotten someone else and then Frederick. As a result, their defense was an abomination.
8:12: Someone just asked for "more Emmitt Smith, less Ray Lewis." I'm a fan of this. Luckily, there's Emmitt Smith's 2014 NFL Mock Draft.
8:14: Mel Kiper looks pissed that Jon Gruden is questioning him. Gruden has balls. I'd be scared to challenge someone who looks like a vampire.
With the No. 1 pick, the Houston Texans select Jadeveon Clowney
8:15: I got a pick right! I got a pick right! I'm the man, I'm the man, I'm the man.
8:18: You can check out my live NFL Draft Grades here.
8:20: I wrote up my grade for the Rams taking Greg Robinson. Hopefully that's not a waste of time.
8:21: If you haven't seen it, the live big board on our Draft Day page automatically updated, so Khalil Mack is now No. 1. The live big boar will be updated instantly throughout the night.
8:22: These DirecTV wires commercials are so creative. The kid flying around on the ceiling fan is pure genius. I want to get DirecTV immediately.
With the No. 2 pick, the St. Louis Rams select Greg Robinson
8:27: Ray Lewis says Greg Robinson is the next Jonathan Ogden. He has studied Robinson on film for months, no doubt.
8:28: Here's where my mock draft goes down the toilet. I think the Jaguars are picking Khalil Mack - but only because I had Sammy Watkins in my mock. If I had Mack there, they'd take Watkins. The Jaguars always find a way to screw me.
With the No. 3 pick, the Jacksonville Jaguars select Blake Bortles
8:35: Blake Bortles grade is up, and the Bills have moved up to No. 4! This draft is nuts.
With the No. 4 pick, the Buffalo Bills select WR Sammy Watkins
8:40: Ugh, I am behind. The picks are coming in too quickly. But this draft is absolutely insane.
8:41: This pick has to be Khalil Mack, right?
With the No. 5 pick, the Oakland Raiders select DE/OLB Khalil Mack
8:48: I'm content with this. The Jaguars were bound to screw things up, so getting three right out of five isn't so bad. I'd love it if the Falcons take Jake Matthews.
8:49: Boooo no Lewan! Take Matthews! Thomas Dimitroff's No. 1 priority should be preserving my mock draft.
With the No. 6 pick, the Atlanta Falcons select OT Jake Matthews
8:51: I'll get to the grade soon, but take a look at this comment:
It's almost like my mock draft ruined this person's life.
8:56: I have Johnny Manziel in my mock, but I'll be pretty surprised if this isn't Mike Evans. I wasn't sure if Evans would be here. If I had that happening in my mock draft, Evans wouldn't been the pick.
With the No. 7 pick, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers select WR Mike Evans
9:03: Johnny Football hasn't been shown on camera. Hmm...
With the No. 8 pick, the Cleveland Browns select CB Justin Gilbert
9:10: These picks need to slow down so I can post more corny jokes. I know you all love them.
9:11: What Charlie wrote in his live blog makes a lot of sense: Who knows what the 2015 first-rounder will be for the Browns, I don't understand Cleveland passing on Sammy Watkins for Justin Gilbert. They already have a great corner and just need a solid number two. Josh Gordon is one toke away from being gone for a year or more. The Browns defense was already pretty solid.
With the No. 9 pick, the Minnesota Vikings select DE/OLB Anthony Barr
With the No. 10 pick, the Detroit Lions select TE Eric Ebron
9:18: Ugh, so behind. But did Ray Lewis forget Antonio Gates' name? Really, ESPN?
With the No. 11 pick, the Tennessee Titans select OT Taylor Lewan
9:23: Wow, the Browns almost traded up. I wonder what they were going for. Another corner, maybe?
9:28: I'm going to send gift bags to teams that help my mock draft. The Falcons and Raiders got gift bags. Giants? You know you want it. I've included some beef jerky and a Snickers bar. Go with Zack Martin, and it could be yours.
With the No. 12 pick, the New York Giants select WR Odell Beckham
9:30: F*** you, Giants.
9:33: Chris Mortensen made it seem like the Browns were trying to trade up for Beckham when he said "everything fell the Giants' way." I'm pissed the 49ers didn't move up for Beckham because they reportedly liked him a lot.
9:34: We were told the Rams like Bradley Roby, so I'm hoping that'll be the pick. The Rams didn't get a gift bag because the Greg Robinson selection was locked in, so I'm hoping Les Snead is reading this.
9:36: Stupid kids football commercial. "I get to be friends with that guy and that guy." You don't even know their names, liar!
With the No. 13 pick, the St. Louis Rams select DT Aaron Donald
With the No. 14 pick, the Chicago Bears select CB/S Kyle Fuller
9:45: Just got a text from my friend Gary: "You know what scares me? I may have to blow you." My dreams have come true.
With the No. 15 pick, the Pittsburgh Steelers select ILB Ryan Shazier
9:49: Todd McShay said he had two people tell him that Johnny Manziel would be the pick. Let's see how accurate he was.
With the No. 16 pick, the Dallas Cowboys select G/OT Zack Martin
9:54: Great job by Jerry Jones improving that defense.
With the No. 17 pick, the Baltimore Ravens select ILB C.J. Mosley
10:04: You know, I was looking forward to the draft just so I could hear Mel Kiper's scouting report on Ray Lewis. My dreams have come true.
10:05: Johnny Manziel continues to fall. Jay Glazer said he would go No. 20 to Arizona, so if that comes true, he is God.
10:06: Everyone always brings up Aaron Rodgers as encouragement for quarterbacks who fall, but what about all of the busts? Brady Quinn, Jimmy Clausen and Geno Smith all fell, and they all sucked.
10:07: Just checked my phone and saw someone text me: "Manzi to Cowboys." How the hell did Todd McShay get my number?
With the No. 18 pick, the New York Jets select S Calvin Pryor
10:10: Rex Ryan gets beef jerky! NOM NOM NOM NOM!!!
10:14: I'm happy my mock is doing well. That's the only reason I haven't thrown my laptop at the TV. I'm so sick of this "I'm the Man" song. Can ESPN stop playing it? Or could they choose five songs to rotate next year? Whoever sings that song needs to be thrown into a volcano.
10:16: Weird that the Dolphins didn't move up for Zack Martin. The Steelers didn't want to do a deal?
10:17: I'm also shocked the 49ers haven't moved up yet. What are they going to do with all of those picks?
With the No. 19 pick, the Miami Dolphins select OT Ja'Wuan James
10:19: Love the crowd reaction, by the way. They were all like, "Who?"
10:20: The Saints have moved up! Marqise Lee?
10:24: Ugh, it was that stupid football kid again. I hate that commercial. No kid would ever say, "I can't play football unless it's head-up certified!" So lame.
10:25: I don't get why the Saints have to go defense, as the ESPN guys are proclaiming. Marques Colston is always hurt, and Lance Moore is gone. Wideout is a huge need.
With the No. 20 pick, the New Orleans Saints select WR Brandin Cooks
10:29: I just shouted in my game-show host voice, "Brandin Cooks got his mom a BRAAND NEEEWW CAAAARR!" Good times.
10:31: I'm in a good mood now, but I'm going to strangle the next person next to me when "I'm the Man" is heard in the background or on the radio. If you hang out with me, you've been warned.
10:33: I'll actually be pretty surprised if the Packers go Ha Ha. Not impossible, but I just doubt it. We'll see (I know I just jinxed myself).
With the No. 21 pick, the Green Bay Packers select S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix
10:34: Oops!!!
10:39: Think this is Cody Latimer or Marqise Lee. Would've been Ha Ha Clinton-Dix.
10:40: There's some serious tension between Mel Kiper and Jon Gruden. Sure, analysts argue, but they don't sound like they like each other, and Chris Berman even had to say "we're all having fun."
10:41: These "Framily" commercials would piss me off if the red-headed MILF wasn't so hot. I'm planning on doing a Jerks entry on it, so I won't spoil it too much, but let me just say I'm jealous of that hamster that gets to bang that woman.
10:42: Browns have traded up! Marqise Lee? Johnny Football?
10:43: F*** you, Aloe Blacc. You suck.
With the No. 22 pick, the Cleveland Browns select QB Johnny Manziel
10:48: Oh man, this draft is nuts. I'd say it was the greatest draft ever, but the ESPN theme song spoiled it a bit.
10:49: The Chiefs are letting this run down because they are so desperate to trade out. They hate not having a second-round pick, and they don't want to reach for a guard.
10:50: Oh, and I almost forgot: So much for the Browns' $100,000 study that Teddy Bridgewater is the best quarterback in this class.
10:51: So, the Browns drafted Manziel because a homeless man told them to. That's almost as bad as the Jaguars asking their kicker what to do.
10:57: I was so confused by Kansas City's pick that I almost forgot to post this:
With the No. 23 pick, the Kansas City Chiefs select DE/OLB Dee Ford
10:58: Dee Ford...? Why? Terrible.
With the No. 24 pick, the Cincinnati Bengals select CB Darqueze Dennard
10:59: Moar gift bags.
With the No. 25 pick, the San Diego Chargers select CB Jason Verrett
11:07: Phew, almost done. Sorry for the lack of corny jokes, but it's hard to post stuff when there back-to-back picks.
11:08: I want two more correct picks and no more "I'm the Man" music for the rest of the evening. Think I have a chance?
11:10: "Like a Chip Kelly offense, the pick is going to come in really fast." - Chris Berman. Except it didn't come in fast at all.
With the No. 26 pick, the Philadelphia Eagles select DE/OLB Marcus Smith
11:14: Just realized that the Panthers might get Marqise Lee. Argh, I considered mocking him to them today, but gave Lee to the Saints instead.
11:15: According to our Draft Day feature, the top players available are Teddy Bridgewater, Louis Nix, Marqise Lee, Xavier Su'a-Filo and Derek Carr.
With the No. 27 pick, the Arizona Cardinals select S Deone Bucannon
With the No. 28 pick, the Carolina Panthers select WR Kelvin Benjamin
11:25: Caught up... and the pick is in. FML.
11:26: Two of my final four pick possibilites are alive. Let's go Hageman at 29 and Bitonio at 32!
With the No. 29 pick, the New England Patriots select DT Dominique Easley
11:31: "I'm going to be friends with that guy and that guy." I wonder how "that guy" and "that guy" feel about this kid not knowing their names. They should kick his a** and give him the beatdown he deserves.
With the No. 30 pick, the San Francisco 49ers select S Jimmie Ward
11:37: Time is running out for me to make corny jokes, but blame the NFL. They need to move back to 15 minutes. I don't care if the draft lasts six hours. Roger Goodell needs the fans to read more of my corny jokes.
With the No. 31 pick, the Denver Broncos select CB Bradley Roby
11:42: The Vikings have traded up! Hopefully for Derek Carr so I can count this as a correct pick. Of course, they could take Teddy Bridgewater...
11:43: Oh, and I also hate those Bud Light commercials where that guy is secretly being filmed even though there's a camera on him at all times. So stupid. Why do we care if he's having a good time? It actually doesn't even look like a good time to me, to be honest. Why would he want to play ping pong against Arnold when he could be banging that brunette who asked him if he's up for whatever?
With the No. 32 pick, the Minnesota Vikings select QB Teddy Bridgewater
11:56: Thanks for bearing with me and participating in the live chat on the Draft Day page. Stay tuned tonight/tomorrow morning for my Round 2 and 3 Re-mock (as well as Charlie's). My NFL Draft Grades will continue all day tomorrow and Saturday.
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Seriously, what does it take to realize open source video drivers will not happen?
After years of trying, even with (some) support from AMD, no open source video driver can compete with the real thing. Nor does anyone have a plan to get there. All the community can do is play catch-up and that's all they do.
Sure, it's fun to work on a video driver. There's tons of stuff to learn from that.
But wake up and see the writing on the wall: not one project has delivered.
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r600g does this way better for me than fglrx. I have no experience with Nvidia in Linux.
Light green on white (or vice versa) is not really readable, perhaps add some if-dark-bg-then-white-text-else-black-text logic?
If the xorg.conf was modified, of course.
I've been running nouveau for a couple of months now on Gentoo/9800GT Low Power, it does everything I need for a desktop (KDE effects, video). I haven't tried video games yet. Very stable and plenty fast enough for desktop use.
What amuses me was that Nouveau was labeled "Beta" and Unstable all over the place, and works fine, while the production Radeon drivers crashed KDE all over the place for the past year with both an HD4250 and an HD4290- in multiple distro's.
Ah, that explains a lot, because up until not long ago, noveau was just doing baby steps, it seems just too good to see them pick up so fast, particularly in contrast with the much more mature ATI OS efforts.
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Gourmet seasonal local food in Bath's most eccentric hotel's restaurant.
Read full expert reviewAward-wining Michelin-starred restaurant near Bath's Royal Victoria Park.
Read full expert reviewModern British cooking in excellent location next to Bath's Royal Crescent.
Read full expert reviewUpmarket steakhouse in Walcot, Bath's artisan quarter.
Read full expert reviewAward-winning curry house near Bath's historic Pulteney Bridge.
Read full expert reviewBath is a touristy city and so unsurprisingly a lot of the cafes and restaurants in the centre are aimed at catching sightseers. Most go for a ye olde worlde tea shop angle and can be found around the backstreets leading from the Abbey and the Romans Baths. Sally Lunn's (www.sallylunns.co.uk) is the most famous, and although it didn't make my Top 20 it is worth a visit if you want the quintessential Bath tourist experience.
But if you're looking for something a bit more modern you'll be spoilt for choice as Bath has a glut of 'modern British' restaurants and local produce is a big thing here. Bath had the first farmers' market in the UK and eating establishments have picked up on the push to eat local.
Celebrity chefs are starting to home in on Bath and over the last few years Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall have set up with Jamie's Italian(www.jamieoliver.com/italian/bath) in Milsom Place and River Cottage Canteen (www.rivercottage.net) in Komedia on Westgate Street.
Gastro-pubs are also popular and some worthy mentions that didn't make my Top 20 are Gascoyne Place (www.gascoyneplace.co.uk) near the Theatre Royal and the King William (http://kingwilliampub.com) , which is a little way from the centre on London Road.
Monday seems to be a popular day for restaurants to close, so check the opening times in my Top 20 if you're having a long weekend in the city. Lunch generally is 12-2pm and dinner is from 5.30-10.30pm – unlike on the Continent most people eat early and tables book up quickly around 7.30/8pm.
Expensive restaurants offer set lunch menus that can work out to be excellent value and I've indicated this in the price advice section where applicable. Cheaper places tend to offer mid-week evening offers and I've also highlighted these in my Top 20.
It's best to reserve a table on Friday, Saturday nights, Sunday lunchtimes and on Thursdays around Christmas time as lots of people come to Bath for late-night shopping and then make an evening of it.
Some restaurants include service so check the bill before you add anything –the service charge is optional so can be removed if you feel things weren't up to scratch. While most restaurants accept any credit cards, some won't take American Express, so check before you order.
As my shrinking bank balance and expanding waistline keep reminding me, I love eating out. When I was younger we would always celebrate a birthday with a meal in Bath as a treat, but now any excuse and I'm there – birthdays, celebrations, the fact it's Wednesday.
It was really tough to pick my favourite 20 as Bath has so many great restaurants, so I've tried to include places for different occasions – there are a few in there that are real treat places for special celebrations, others that are great for a quick snack and some that are and evening out in themselves.
I've also tried to pick different types of food as Bath has lots of 'modern British' places, but also has many good ethnic eateries worth trying. Most of my choices are independent restaurants, but I have included some chain ones that are my regular haunts.
Locals are loyal to well-established restaurants and there's a few that have been around a long time that I haven't included, so let me know if I've missed out your favourite.


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E: Yes. I'm sure. I'm really, really sure.
Me: Well then, sweetie, why are you standing like that? Do you want to just sit for a minute and see if anything can come out?
Ms. T: Well, then, whatcha doin', silly?
E: My underpants were pushed up inside my puh-china. I was just seeing if they're ready to come out.
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Ms. T: [clearly can't help herself] And…are they ready to come out?
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Ms. T: [should really know better] Why are they there, anyway?
E: In my puh-china?
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E: I put them there!
Ms. T: [turns away spasmodically giggling]
Me: [picking up the slack for entertainment value only] Why did you put them there, love?
E: Well! I like to get tucked in at naptime because I get cold when I sleep. So I thought my puh-china might get cold, too. So I tucked it in!
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E: No. My puh-china's not sleeping anymore but it's still cold. But I did a lot of running so it's almost warm. It's warm! I untuck you now, puh-china! [tugs twice, wiggles once]
Me: Are we ready to go home now?
E: Yes! No, wait. Not yet! Underpants, say bye-bye to puh-china. Puh-china, say bye-bye to underpants.
'Bye, puh-china!'
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E: Yes!
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Back in June, we held our Annual General Meeting at the London offices of our educational partners, IdeasTap. Since 2010, IdeasTap and Magnum have worked together to provide opportunities, funding and mentoring for new photographic talent.
The Magnum AGM, which takes place every year in late June, is an extraordinary event, where we bring together every living Magnum member and the agency's international staff to discuss business and vote on whether to accept new members.
During the 2013 AGM we gave IdeasTap members exclusive access to our photographers via workshops, portfolio reviews and events. Through our Interview Magnum brief, IdeasTap members had the chance to put their questions to interview 12 photographers: David Hurn, Larry Towell, Alex Webb, Moises Saman, Jonas Bendiksen, Thomas Dworzak, Bieke Depoorter, Richard Kalvar, Thomas Hoepker, Alec Soth, Nikos Economopoulos and Peter van Agtmael.
The result is IdeasTap meets Magnum – a one-off online zine, in which some of our world renown photographers give an insight into their motivations, career paths and creative processes, and share their advice for young photographers just starting out. Find out how Moises Saman's approach to conflict photography has matured over the years, what the most difficult photograph David Hurn ever took is, why Peter van Agtmael thinks photography students shouldn't listen too closely to their teachers – and much, much more.


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Well here is the first Red Band Trailer for Riddick. Is this a trailer? Is this a clip? Well one thing is certain, it has a few SPOILERSin it. If you want surprises DO NOT WATCH THIS TRAILER.
The Plot: The latest chapter of the groundbreaking saga that began with 2000′s hit sci-fi film Pitch Black and 2004′s The Chronicles of Riddick reunites writer/director David Twohy (A Perfect Getaway, The Fugitive) and star Vin Diesel (the Fast and Furiousfranchise, xXx). Diesel reprises his role as the antihero Riddick, a dangerous, escaped convict wanted by every bounty hunter in the known galaxy.
The infamous Riddick has been left for dead on a sun-scorched planet that appears to be lifeless. Soon, however, he finds himself fighting for survival against alien predators more lethal than any human he's encountered. The only way off is for Riddick to activate an emergency beacon and alert mercenaries who rapidly descend to the planet in search of their bounty.
The first ship to arrive carries a new breed of merc, more lethal and violent, while the second is captained by a man whose pursuit of Riddick is more personal. With time running out and a storm on the horizon that no one could survive, his hunters won't leave the planet without Riddick's head as their trophy.
Riddick features Vin Diesel, Karl Urban, Katee Sackhoff and Dave Bautista.
Riddick arrives September 6th, 2013.
This trailer has been out for a month. Why is this being promoted as new. Vin Disel promoted it on his Facebook page. Mania used to be good reporting stories now they report stories that have been on the web for weeks. Get your act together Mania.
fuck red box this is a must watch at a nice loud thundering blasting rumbleing sound theater in' a theater..
I can't read what you type zillaman, my eyes keep going to your avatar. Who is she?
looks like they've basically said, "screw CoR, we're going back to Pitch Black - nevermind there was about a gazillion storylines and back story/history there". -Is this another bug hunt?


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Finite element modeling of the field enhancement phenomenon in nanoscale field emitters and field ionizers
Ramin Banan Sadeghian and Mojtaba Kahrizi,Concordia University
Interest in nanoscale field emission and field ionization devices has been renewed in recent years. Several new materials and novel device concepts have been introduced with promising field emission (FE) and field ionization (FI) behavior. Among them vertical ZnO nanowires (ZnONW) exhibit unique FE properties at relatively low applied electric fields.
Using FEMLAB, we employed finite element simulations to demonstrate the field enhancement effect near the tip top of a single ZnONW within a FE/FI cell. A maximum linear field enhancement factor of ß = 3.8 was obtained for our model. It was also proposed that the presented finite element analysis be used to evaluate the field emission current induced by the local electric field, instead of linear scaling the applied field by ß in the Fowler–Nordheim equation. Moreover, it was shown that for the cell configured as a field ionizer (with the nanowire as anode), the electric energy density in the interelectrode gap increases 15 fold compared to that of a cell with flat electrodes.


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Besa Lighting 1KT-4340WD-SN Three Light Incandescent Pendant With Satin Nickel Metal Finish Amelia 15 Collection
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Detailed Description:
Amelia features a tapered drum shape, open at the top, that fits beautifully in transitional spaces. Our White Damask glass is an art deco nouveau in handcrafted glass. The background is painted in white on the inside, while the outer surface is etched so the pattern shows as frosted. This hand-blown glass is acid etched clear on the outside surface. The process of etching creates an un-textured, satin finished. The lit glass has a subtle yet functional design. The stem pendant fixture is equipped with an adjustable telescoping section, 4 connectable stem sections (3", 6", 12", and 18") and low Profile flat monopoint canopy. These stylish and functional luminaries are offered in a beautiful Satin Nickel finish.
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The personal experience and artistry of each individual glassmaker is infused into every piece, so natural variations may occur.
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Small differences in thickness, color, pattern, or dimensions are normal and are part of the essence of handcrafted glass, giving character and distinction to your luminaries.
For over 20 years, Besa Lighting has been creating decorative lighting that features glass in astounding variety.
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- UL Listed: suitable for Damp Locations
Product Details
Manufacturer | Besa Lighting |
Sku | 1KT-4340WD-SN |
Assembly Required | No |
Product Dimensions & Details
Family | Amelia 15 |
Finish | White Damask |
Material | Brass, Glass, Steel |
Width | 15.00" |
Canopy Height | 0.625 |
Canopy Width | 5 |
Theme | Modern |
Bulb/Light Information
Bulb Included | No |
Bulbs Count | 3 |
Bulb Base | Incandescent |
Max Wattage | 100W |
Bulb Type | Incandescent |
Light Direction | Down Lighting |
Base Color | Nickel |
Pendant Type | Full Sized |
Shade/Glass Information
Glass | White Damask |
Shade Color | Black, White |
Shade Height | 10.50" |
Shade Diameter | 15.00" |
Shade Shape | Tapered |
Energy Star | No |
CA Title 24 | No |
UL CSA | Damp Location |
UL Listed | Yes |
Electric Information
Watts | 300 |
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