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Sources: Software-Defined Networking Startup Netsocket May Be Shutting DownNetsocket, a venture-backed vendor that sells SDN and network function virtualization technology to managed service providers, faces murky future after laying off half its staff in August.
Try, Try Again: Mitel Increases Offer For ShoreTel To $574MMitel is again offering to acquire fellow unified communications (UC) vendor ShoreTel, this time increasing its bid to $574 million. ShoreTel partners, meanwhile, aren't pleased by the prospect of a deal.
New CEO At SDN Startup Plexxi: Former EMC Exec Rich NapolitanoRich Napolitano, who led development of EMC's successful VNXe and VNX2 arrays, is looking to take software-defined networking mainstream as the new CEO of Plexxi, a developer of SDN software and configurable, photonics-based networking hardware.
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Domchek, Susan M.*, Jhaveri, Koma*, Patil, Sujnata*, Stopfer, Jill E.*, Hudis, Clifford*, Powers, Jacquelyn*, Stadler, Zsofia*, Goldstein, Laura*, Kauff, Noah*, Khasraw, Mustafa, Offit, Kenneth*, Nathanson, Katherine L.* and Robson, Mark* (2013) Risk of metachronous breast cancer after BRCA mutation - associated ovarian cancer, Cancer, vol. 119, no. 7, pp. 1344-1348, John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, N. J. [C1]
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— pro·tect·able \-ˈtek-tə-bəl\ adjective
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SWANSBORO — Every player and every coach on Swansboro Post 78 is obviously looking forward to its second straight trip to the N.C. Junior American Legion championships that begin today.
No one, however, is likely looking forward to the five-day, double-elimination tournament more than left fielder Casey Perry, who missed last year's state tournament in Swansboro because of what he thinks was his 10th bout with pneumonia.
"It's awesome actually because last year I had pneumonia and I couldn't play," Perry said during practice Wednesday. "So it ended up working out really well because now I'm healthy. It was terrible. I had to sit and watch everybody play."
Not this year.
Perry and Post 78 (14-2), which is coming off its second straight Area II district championship, will square off against West Rowan today at 4:30 p.m. in the opening round at East Forsyth High School in Kernersville.
Swansboro will start right-hander Jake Barton (3-0) while West Rowan (17-14), which is a first-year program, will go with left-hander Bryan Ketchie (6-1).
The winner will play Saturday at and the loser at
"I'm ready. I think the boys are ready," coach Scott Mastranunzio said. "I'm a little nervous for the boys, of course. I want them to do well, which they will. They've done well all year. So they should be able to just continue along."
Having hosted the state tournament a year also should help, Mastranunzio added. Beyond smoothing out all the logistical things that go into such an event, Mastranunzio said the players also have a better idea of what to expect on the field, including the heightened level of play.
"You can't play a normal game here … going to those levels. It's two different things," he said. "They're a little more comfortable this year. They're a little more relaxed. They know what to expect. Some of the newer ones are really wide-eyed and not quite sure what to expect, but that comes with time and some experience."
Barton agreed.
"It's nice just be able to go back," he said. "I feel like we'll be more comfortable this time because a lot of this group was there last year. So I feel like as a team we'll feel like we've been there before and hopefully not go two-and-out like we did last year."
Last year, Swansboro committed four errors in a four-run sixth inning in falling to Kernersville 4-2 in its opener and then fell 7-0 to
Barton, a rising senior at
"I think just hosting a state tournament and being in there really got to us," he said, "and then you get into the losers' bracket and it's dog eat dog."
Having had that experience, however, "absolutely" helps this time around, he added.
As does, he added, having been on the mound in Post 78's 6-1 win over Topsail on Thursday, a win Swansboro had to have to earn a trip to the state tournament.
"There definitely is pressure (starting the state tournament opener), but I really felt like that (Topsail game) was the most pressure-packed game of the year just because if we lose we're not going to go," he said.
"I think now knowing that even if we do lose (today), we can still fight through the losers' bracket, I think I'll be more calm really, more confident, especially with the Topsail game and having us win that game."
Shortstop Jordan Behan, who likely will get the start in the second game Saturday, and Dillon Herbert, who combined with Behan to pitch a no-hitter in a 2-1 win over Morehead City A to win the district title Sunday, lead Post 78 at the plate, with both hitting over .500.
Herbert also had a team-high 14 RBIs along with three doubles, three triples and a home run.
Six players are hitting at least .300 for Swansboro.
But numbers aren't what's keyed Post 78 this year, according to the coach and players.
"I've coached a long time and I have yet to have a chemistry like I do on this team," Mastranunzio said. "They all get along. They're friends. I don't ever hear any negative attitudes in the dugout. Even if somebody does strike out or make a bad play, I can look to the dugout from the third base box and two or three of them are like, 'Hey, pick your head up. Let's move on.'
"Normally at this age you don't see that. These guys all work together."
Perry agreed.
"Our camaraderie (is) probably the best I've ever seen on a team," the rising junior at Swansboro High said. "We all just get along. We all hang out together. …. Everybody's out here to have fun. No one is here to say, 'I'm better than you'…. You're here to have fun and play baseball."


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Juan Smith will captain the Cheetahs in the Super 14 this year, taking over the reins from the retired Naka Drotske.
The Bok flank has earned 21 Test caps for the Boks and is one of the most respected players in the Free State franchise. He takes charge for the first time this Saturday against the Southern Spears in Port Elizabeth.
The Cheetahs kick off their Super 14 season at home against the Bulls on 10 February, in a rematch of last year's Currie Cup final, but before then they play three warm-up matches against the Spears, the Western Force in Perth (21 January) and top Italian club side Treviso in Welkom (28 January). Erasmus regards the fixture against the Force as an ideal opportunity to see how his side copes with the demands of travelling.
The coach has selected a 26-man squad for Saturday's game in PE and plans to give everyone a run.
With Hendro Scholtz still recovering from shoulder surgery, Kabamba Floors will pull on the No 6 jersey against the Spears and could even play against the Bulls in the Super 14. Tiaan Liebenberg starts at hooker, Os du Randt scrums down at loosehead, while Barend Pieterse and Corniel van Zyl resume their successful second-row partnership.
Among the backs, Bok halfbacks Michael Claassens and Meyer Bosman find themselves on the bench, with Willem de Waal partnering Falie Oelshig. Former SA U21 and Leopards centre Ronnie Cooke makes his Cheetahs debut, while ex-Pumas and Bulls winger Giscard Pieters wears the No 14 jersey.
"I want to see how the players react against the Spears in contact situations," said Erasmus. "Players react differently in matches compared to training. It will take us a few games to get things right … at the moment we just want to gel into a unit."
Cheetahs team to play Spears:
15 Bevin Fortuin, 14 Giscard Pieters, 13 Ronnie Cooke, 12 Barry Goodes, 11 Vayuni Dlomo, 10 Willem de Waal, 9 Falie Oelschig, 8 Darron Nell, 7 Juan Smith (c), 6 Kabamba Floors, 5 Barend Pieterse, 4 Corniel van Zyl, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Tiaan Liebenberg, 1 Os du Randt.
Subs: 16 Trevor Leota, 17 Ollie le Roux, 18 Wian du Preez, 19 Ockie van Zyl, 20 Heinrich Stride, 21 Frans Viljoen, 22 Ryno van der Merwe, 23 Michael Claassens, 24 Meyer Bosman, 25 Chris Kruger, 26 Dale Heidtmann.


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2000 Clemens Bridge Road, Deptford, NJ 08096
I love five guys! Their standardized process avoids cross-contamination, just remind them to change the gloves. Had no problems with this location.
5060 East 2nd Street, Casper, WY 82609
Only place I can go for fries! Buns are warmed on a separate grill. Lettuce wrap and bowl are great choices.
1795 US Highway 17 North, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
Had read several good reviews about Five Guys so we decided to give them a try. It was obvious that the employees at this location have not been trained. None of the 3 guys at the front and on grill knew anything about gluten. We finally asked for a manager, then felt comfortable ordering. Wasn't happy to be charged full price for a plain (no condiments) bunless patty. Not likely to return.
2641 S. Florida Ave, Lakeland, FL 33803
We went when they weren't busy. We asked a lot of questions on cross contamination add GF. I feel good about eating there. It was good!
226 W. College Ave., State College, PA 16801
I ordered a hamburger in a bowl with lettuce and ketchup. Ketchup came on the side. I also had their regular fries. Didn't get sick. Not sure if celiac friendly.
3124 Kathleen Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27408
I have to give 5 stars because they are so tasty. lol! Everyone knows what I am talking about! The french fries are in a dedicated fryer. The only thing I wonder is why they fry them in peanut oil when there are so many people with peanut allergies? Either way, it is very good! They will ask you right off "Do you have an allergy?" So they will know how to handle your food. Then they will yell back "allergy!" and everyone changes their gloves! :D That is what I am talking about! They GET IT!
9826 Gilead Rd, Suite C-106, Huntersville, NC 28078
Easy for gluten free eating! Changed gloves before touching the lettuce!
7814 Main Street North, Maple Grove, MN 55369
Easy to eat here. Can even get French fries as they don't mix!
6022 Winthrop Town Centre Avenue, Riverview, FL 33578
Always clean. Never had a problem. Burger bowls are great!
3268 Forum Boulevard, Unit 207, Fort Myers, FL 33905
asked them to change their gloves and they happily did. watched as they were very careful preparing our food.
2917 S. Glen Eagles Drive, West Valley, UT 84018
This is a great burger place for those with Celiac. The only food with gluten in it is the bun - even the fryers only fry fries. Good lettuce wraps and they even put the ketchup and mustard in separate containers. Pretty safe eating and fresh food.
2805 Washington Road, Suite A, Augusta, GA 30909
This location is not the best for being knowledgable. We have had two incidents at this location. The first time the were rude when asked to change gloves and the second time I got sick. I'm not sure they understand cross contamination.
864 West Street Road, Warminster, PA 18974
Five Guys serves amazing food. Not only do they have a dedicated fryer so you don't have to worry about cross contaminated French fries, but the grill is right in front of you, and I've never seen a bun touch the grill while they prepare your meal. The only reason this isn't a five star rating is that, as delicious as their food is, it is quite greasy, literally seeping through the bag. This can disturb the stomach a little, so definitely pace yourself and don't overeat. That being said, I love eating burgers and fries at Five Guys
3167 East 3300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84109
Dedicated frier for yummy fries! You can get a burger wrapped in lettuce. Hit or miss on the surface this burger will be wrapped on! If I am hankering for a burger type patty they will do it in a bowl with the mix ins.
2000 Clemens Bridge Road, Deptford, NJ 08096
I have ordered from Five Guys four times from this store, and two times from their Marlton NJ store, specifically for their gluten-free option [no bun], and have not had a problem. My fiancee is very gluten-sensitive and can usually tell almost right away if she's consumed any gluten - even small amounts from cross contamination will set her reaction off - and she has never had a problem. The staff seems to understand gluten sensitivity issues. Having read other reviews that state cross contamination issues, I have to express some surprise. I've watched the burger creation process carefully, and at least in these two locations, the staff is very careful to avoid contamination. They also don't draw any extra attention to the gluten issue or disrespect it in any way, unlike a surprisingly large number of chain eateries, which seem to feel that gluten sensitivity is a topic to joke about or patronize. I highly recommend Five Guys Deptford [and Marlton] for gluten-free options.
229 E. Altamonte Dr.(Cranes Roost Blvd.) Suite 1130, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
Very attentive and one of the few spots I can get fries! My favorite chain after Chipotle.
1540 S. Dixie Highway (US 1), Coral Gables, FL 33146
I definitely do not feel the same way as the other reviewers. For one thing, the employees are completely ignorant about gluten-free and cross-contamination. I can see why as I have emailed the corporate headquarters and they never even bothered to get back to me. It's such a huge hassle when you say that you need someone to change their gloves and be careful not to touch any of the buns etc. My daughter has celiac disease and gluten-free is not a choice. I would rather take her to chipotle down the street then eat here.
10471 SW 88th Street Suite B-10, Miami, FL 33176
Terrible in terms of service. I have emailed the corporate headquarters asking questions about gluten-free food and they never bothered to get back to me. Employees are completely ignorant when it comes to cross-contamination. It takes forever for them to be able to change their gloves and bring my daughter a bunless hamburger. Food is okay. I would only go to this place for my celiac daughter in a real crunch.
3863 Medina Road, Fairlawn, OH 44333
Went with my daughter, who has celiac. They took special care with her order, and the manager assigned one employee to handle the food. He changed his gloves, and they made it separately of the other food, and also bagged it alone. The manager was very specific with his instructions. Food was great and they did a great job.
132-01 14th Ave., Queens , NY 11356
Five Guys is a safe place for GF options. Order any burger or hot dog without a bun and they'll take care to keep your food separate in aluminum foil container. Fries are also consistently safe here (and delicious).
2030 Pittsburgh Mills Blvd, Tarentum, PA 15084
Do not go here. They flagged my daughter's burger for allergens. The girl changed her gloves and got my daughter's foil boil them used those gloves to handle other food including buns and them proceeded to touch my daughter's bowl and fries.
1061 Charleston Town Center, Charleston, WV 25389
Hamburgers/hotdogs and fries are gluten free. No gf buns, can ask for a lettuce wrap. Employees changed gloves as requested.
4222 NW 16th Blvd, Gainesville, FL 32605
I got glutened at the one in ocala
10940 Lee Highway, Fairfax, VA 22030
Love it!!!!!!!!!
1860 Pine Island Road NE, Cape Coral, FL 33909
I had a good experience at another Five Guys location so I tried this one. I told them that I had Celiac when I ordered a bunlesss burger and fries. Even though they did change their gloves, I got very very sick after eating here so there were definitely cross contamination issues. I will not risk it ever again. So not worth it!
631 Sw 19th St, Moore, OK 73160
Separate grill for bread. Will change gloves upon request. GF fries!! They only use oil for fries.
712 SE Maynard Rd, Cary, NC 27511
would be better if they would offer gf buns
1146 East Fort Union Blvd., Midvale, UT 84047
Recently went and checked it out, hopeful after seeing all of the positive reviews. Nobody knew anything about gluten free items. Also did not have gf buns.
2525 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Staff was very careful not to contaminate food. Fries cooked separately from burgers.
1850 Epps Bridge Parkway, Athens, GA 30606
Staff is very careful about changing gloves and avoiding cross contamination. I have Celiac and this is my go to for a quick lunch!
7741 Gateway Lane, Concord, NC 28027
Use same oil to fry
1314 Commons Dr #5040, Geneva, IL 60134
they messed up our order multiple times in one order. they put my food in the same bag as my non gluten free family. and they didn't notify me that their cheese wasn't gluten-free. I will not be ever eating there again. hopefully their carelessness doesn't get me sick.
3266 Gateway Street, Springfield, OR 97477
Had severe reactions this is not GF kept trying it and now will never go back
2724 Carl T Jones Drive Southeast, Huntsville, AL 35802
Really great burgers. Make sure you mention allergies. Usually I get a lettuce wrapped patty. The fries are GF (cooked in a separate fryer). They give you enough fries to share!
10391 South State St, Sandy, UT 84070
the pickles arent gf & theyre my fav :(
2525 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Staff didn't have a clue about gluten free!!! They were also rude when you questioned them about it!
268 Franklin Village Drive, Franklin, MA 02038
Ordered a loaded burger and they wrapped it in lettuce. Have eaten there many times and never experienced cross contamination.
10300 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia, MD 21044
Always great service. Asks if for allergy and they switch gloves every time without me asking. French fries in dedicated fryer too.
580 Shelburne Rd. South Burlington, VT 05403
Great place. Super aware of allergies. You can eat the fries with no fear whatsoever - they're cooked in peanut oil and they're the only things out in there! The fries are awesome. Can't eat the burgers unless you want it without a bun, but I just get the hot dog without a bun and it's fantastic.
101 College Avenue, Athens, GA 30601
Great place! My son has celiac. I told the cashier who informed me they have many gluten wary customers and was very friendly. They offered a burger bowl or lettuce-as-bun version. They brought his out first in its own bag with its own condiments napkins and utensils inside. Plus the awesome fries are gluten free. On an earlier trip (without my son), I asked abt GF options, and they were extremely nice; even the cook came out to explain their processes, and even compared them to a previous restaurant he had worked at. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Safe bet in Athens with a celiac 6 year old! Oh, and it has great views of the Arch and fantastic people-watching.
341 Amherst St., Nashua, NH 03063
Love the lettuce wrap burgers and fresh toppings. The fries could be crispier but they are good and fresh.
7044 Woodlake Commons Loop, Midlothian, VA 23112
These guys are awesome. Very nice and thoughtful! Have followed through with any of my strange requests with a smile. Gluten free does not seem to be a problem here! Always consistent and delicious!
1051 South 750 East, Orem, UT 84097
Tasty! But don't have the fry sauce! They told me it was NOT GF.
17661 Hall Road, Macomb, MI 48044
Great place to get a burger and fries! Employees call it out when it's a food allergy and the staff takes extra care to avoid cross contamination.
310 NE 78th St., Vancouver, WA 98665
I saw Susan's review and wanted to make sure everyone knew five guys is super careful with cross contamination but only if you tell them! when I asked what their gluten free options were he said they had their lettuce wrap and then just a burger bowl, I decided on the lettuce wrap. Then he specifically asked me about cross contamination and yelled to the crew to make sure they knew they had to be careful with mine. the lettuce wrap was awesome by the way and they give you more than enough so to act as an actual bun although I would reccomended not ordering as many sauces with the lettuce wrap, it'll be plenty juicy on its own(:
910 N. 10th Place, Suite A, Renton, WA 98057
I love there food and never have a reaction, my man their music is so loud I can never sit inside and enjoy a meal!!
702 Grand Central Avenue, Vienna, WV 26105
The staff at this Five Guys is very friendly and they do their best to remember customers with allergies and sensitivities. Every time I come in, before I say anything, they are all changing their gloves. There is dedicated space on the grill and I enjoy that I can keep an eye on my food as it is being made. The fryer only fries fries, but be aware they use peanut oil and that there is a general proliferation of peanuts inside the restaurant itself. There is outdoor dining space that is meant to be peanut-free but this rule isn't really enforced.
2100 Red Wolf Boulevard, Jonesboro, AR 72401
If you tell them you have an allergy they use a different prep area and change their gloves. They also announce that there's an allergy to the bun to the entire staff to increase awareness. Super friendly and I'm very sensitive and have never had a reaction.
407 L'Enfant Plaza SW, Washington, DC 20024
I got a bun less burger and fries and a couple hours later had a reaction and feel super sick. Really greasy food would not recommend if you have severe problems.
1902 South Val Vista Drive, Mesa, AZ 85204
love this place, go at least twice a month. my boyfriend usually orders while I grab a table. mention gluten allergy (even though it's not an actual allergy, the word allergy gets more recognition than celiac) typically then they will ask if you want a wrap or a bowl. it's delicious! plus, the staff is so friendly, especially the young blonde guy with a ponytail.
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I often think how amusing (and sometimes frustrating) how many words there are in the French language that seemingly mean the same thing, but have various subtleties and nuances that make them worlds apart. And thinking about it, I realize that Americans have our own variety of words for seemingly (or exactly) the same thing, many based on where we live. Speaking of which, I had a hankering for a meatball sandwich for — oh, say… the last three years. And due to an abundance of bread crumbs, I thought I'd tackle them at home.
Technically, these kinds of sandwiches are called "grinders", and if you call them something else, then you weren't raised in Connecticut. You're probably from one of the 49 other states that doesn't call them grinders, but refers to them as submarine sandwiches (or subs), torpedo sandwiches, hero sandwiches, poor boys, or hoagies. (Which I now realize, since the shoe is on the other food, are all just to confuse the foreigners.) So let's just call them meatball sandwiches, because who wants to argue over names where there are hot meatballs bobbing in tomato sauce, ready to be sandwiched between two pieces of crusty bread, then topped with melted cheese to eat?


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Maybe he's gonna spend more time as a spot up shooter camping on the 3 point line
Imagine if Kobe and Metta can somehow raise their 3 point shooting to a respectable percentage, say 37% or so. Add in Nash and his 40%....WOW.
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Earlier this year, the ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement department received a tip that a New York City woman was living with a large number of dogs. When Agents arrived at the woman's home, they found more than 50 Dachshund adults and puppies.
It was clear the owner needed help, and that the ASPCA's pioneering Cruelty Intervention Advocacy (CIA) program was best suited to assist.
A team of five professionals that includes a social worker and case worker, CIA aims to stop cruelty before it starts. A large part of the team's work is intervening in hoarding situations to assist both the animals and the people involved. CIA's groundbreaking, holistic approach to these complex and sensitive cases both improves the welfare of animals affected and helps prevent hoarders from acquiring more animals.
Participation as a CIA client is voluntary, so it's essential that the team ensure clients feel comfortable asking for assistance. In this case, says CIA Director Allison Cardona, "the owner had reached a point where she was very overwhelmed by continuous litters and wanted help—initially just for spay/neuter—but as we engaged with her and established a relationship, she admitted to being overwhelmed by the number and expressed interest in giving some of the dogs up for adoption."
The client agreed to initially surrender 21 dogs. "Despite her desire to reduce the population, it's still very hard for her to part with the animals, and it's a slow process," Cardona notes.
All 55 dogs received spay/neuter services, wellness checks, vaccinations and other veterinary care as needed from an ASPCA Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic, the ASPCA Animal Hospital and our partner veterinarians. Some of the adult dogs will receive ongoing behavioral treatment from ASPCA behaviorists. Fourteen of the Doxies surrendered were puppies who headed to the ASPCA Adoption Center to start their new lives. There, they were spayed and neutered, received treatment for infection, and soaked up lots of socialization. Soon after they became available for adoption, of course, the puppies were quickly snapped up by qualified families.
In the coming weeks, the very grateful owner will surrender another wave of dogs, and the CIA program will continue to work with her to ensure the welfare of her animals.
"Our cases stay open for as long as is needed," says Cardona. "We form lasting relationships and continue to check in and provide services beyond the initial intervention."
Stay tuned to the ASPCA blog for more information on this case, including photos of the puppies in their new homes. For now, we hope you enjoy these happy adoption pictures of some of the rescued puppies starting their new lives. We sure did!
To learn more about the complex issue of hoarding, please visit our Hoarding FAQ. To see more adorable adoption photos, check out our special Facebook gallery.
thank god there are still people in this world that still care and love these beautiful creatures,they give uncondional love at anytime.please,please, lets continue to take a stand againest animal abuse.
I have had many over the years. Right now I have 3, one mini, 2 tweenies. I love them so much! So glad they were rescued. I have a hard time, not taking many home myself. I do understand the lady. I have 3 to take care of, get shots, heartguard and flea stuff. I don't think I could handle anymore. They all sleep with my husband and I in a king size bed! LOL
Although it is horrifying, the thought of 60 animals or more to be hoarded in a home .... and you just wonder how can they be taken care for .... just maintainance for a dog can be costly! I own one chihuahua, rescued from a similar situation. Just regular health maintenance, vaccines, flea prevention, heartworm prevention can be costly. And overall, she's a fairly healthy little animal! What is to say about 60 animals! And some of them with special needs! But I hear accounts about of how animal hoarding happens. The hoarder loves animals. Sometimes the word spreads around .... there's an animal in distress, people don't know what to do with it .... "Oh! Here's John/Jane Doe (not regarded as a 'psycho' at this time) who lives across the street! S/he takes homeless dogs ... I'm sure s/he will have compassion with this one!" And, sure indeed, John/Jane Doe feels moved when s/he sees the abandoned animal, and another animal gets in this household ... compounding the problem! The problem of animal hoarder is more complex than just judging the hoarder as a "psycho", etc.!
The person who made those uncalled for, uninformed comments about the lady being a physco needs to get himself educated. Backyard breeders do not care about the animals. All they are doing is trying to make money. The animals are not loved, fed well, cleaned or have any human contact or vet services. Hoarders love their animals. Usually it starts small, but eventually gets out of control. They interact with their animals. They don't realize that they are actually harming them. Hoarding is a mental disease and needs to be treated as such. They should not be treated as criminals. Backyard breeders are the criminals.
I have two doxies and would love to help save more...please email if there are any that need a good home.
So she still has 34 dogs in her apartment??
I just recently became the owner of an absolutely adorable little dachshund puppy myself. I just love her! Seeing these pictures just melted my heart. I'm sooo grateful there are amazing rescue organizations like this one out there. Thank you.


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Case Study #1
Jason Schlarb, 32, Boulder, Colo.
Throughout his 20s, Jason Schlarb was not unlike most people who don't get paid to run marathons, he ran with a heavy heel-striking gait predicated by a long stride and relatively slow cadence. "I was always a backseat runner," says the Boulder, Colo., Air Force ROTC instructor. "My weight was always back a bit and my feet would crash hard way out in front of my body." That made his ankles take on the role of loose adapters, prone to roll inward, or overpronate, upon impact.
When those excessive rotational forces continue up the lower leg and knee, they can cause a variety of problems, including patellar tendinitis, otherwise known as "runner's knee," something the 32-year-old Schlarb suffered with for years.
Part of Schlarb's problem was inefficient form and the other part was overbuilt shoes. Those two intertwined factors were the root of most of his evils, but he couldn't really shake one without the other.
Podiatrists and running shoe fitters who observed his problem prescribed the typical stop-gap measures that had been given to excessive overpronators for years, namely, motion control shoes and foot stabilizing orthotics. While those measures helped — Schlarb was able to train well enough to run a 2:29 marathon despite occasional knee pain — none of it was addressing the root of the problem, which was that his running mechanics were horribly inefficient, says Dr. Mark Cucuzzella, a West Virginia University professor of family medicine, 2:25 marathoner and self-made running injury prevention specialist. Cucuzzella is also the owner of Two Rivers Treads in Shepherdstown, W.V., one of the first running stores dedicated solely to minimalist shoes and shoes with level profiles. In a discussion about running form about two years ago, Cucuzzella piqued Schlarb's curiosity with a discussion about natural running form, a way to run more efficiently and avoid the common overuse injuries Schlarb had been suffering.
A few years ago when Cucuzzella almost quit running because of pain in his feet, he became a proponent of Chi Running, a new-agey running form doctrine developed by ultrarunner Danny Dreyer that blends logical biomechanical movement with cues from the Chinese martial art of Tai Chi. The tenets of Chi Running include footstrikes at the midfoot in which the foot touches the ground slightly in front of the hips, plus an upright, slightly forwarding-leaning posture, a higher stride cadence (about 180 steps per minute) and engaging core muscles to lift each leg to begin a new stride.
Call it what you will, but it's essentially what's become known as natural running or running with the mechanics that mimics the body's natural form while wearing shoes without the 12-15mm heel lift that has been common to most trainers for the past 30 years. Essentially, it's about getting your body to move as if you were running barefoot. One of the first key steps in ditching that old, inefficient form is to run with shoes with less of a ramp angle or heel-toe drop so you can allow your foot — and the rest of your form — start from a more level platform.
"If your foot is angled up, it's going to pitch your whole kinetic chain into an incorrect position and put increased torque on your knees, hips, lower back and won't allow the natural spring and recoil to occur," Cucuzzella says.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – The Face-Off Yearbook with insidelacrosse.com has named two members of the Pfeiffer men's lacrosse team as preseason all-Americans. Justin Rose was tabbed to the nation's second team while Anthony Lamarca was named as a honorable mention.
Rose, a Falcon midfielder, scored 29 goals with 10 assists a year ago. Rose's 29 goals was second on the team while finishing third in assists. Rose also scooped up 29 groundballs, third most on the squad.
Lamarca, playing back on defense, picked up 38 groundballs with a team-high 17 caused turnovers. His 38 groundballs ranked second on the Falcons last season. Lamarca will anchor the Pfeiffer defense in 2011.
Rose, Lamarca and the Falcons will open up the 2011 campaign on February 19th traveling to Lenoir-Rhyne for a 2:00 p.m. faceoff.


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Brown's Late Strike Helps Women's Soccer Earn Another 2-2 Tie in Double OT
September 22, 2009
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MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. Cara Paxson scored both Mount Olive goals, but a Pfeiffer goal late in the second half evened the match and the Trojans settled for a 2-2 tie in Conference Carolinas womens soccer Tuesday at Amon Field. The match was the second tie in three years between the two teams and the third overtime match in the last five meetings.
Mount Olive (3-4-2 overall, 1-1-1 Conference Carolinas) scored its quickest goal of the season as the Trojans grabbed a 1-0 lead just 88 seconds into the contest. Caroline Smith served the ball from just inside the midfield line at the far sideline into the Pfeiffer box. The ball took a bounce and Paxson headed the ball into the goal for her first goal of the season.
Pfeiffer (2-3-3, 0-1-2) tied the match at the 17:51 mark as Megan Reaves played the ball from the right corner to Alyssa Wombwell, who scored from just in front of the goal. Mount Olive narrowly missed going ahead late in the half when the Pfeiffer keeper had to come off her line, but Pattie Adkins one-touch from the top of the box went just wide of the left post as the two teams went into halftime tied.
Mount Olive regained the lead early in the second half after Tia Rose was fouled in the Pfeiffer box. Paxson converted the ensuing penalty kick the Trojans first pk attempt of the season to give Mount Olive a 2-1 lead at the 50:45 mark.
Trojan goalkeeper Lyndsey McIntyre made saves on three close-range shots shortly after the penalty kick to preserve Mount Olives lead. But Pfeiffer evened the match at the 83:14 mark when Wombwell crossed the ball to Sam Brown in front of the Trojan goal. Browns shot caromed off the bottom of the crossbar twice as the ball was ruled just inside the goal line.
Mount Olive came within inches of scoring the game winner two minutes into the first overtime. Roses chip from inside the Pfeiffer box got past goalkeeper Suzie Hinman, who had to come off her line. But the ball trickled just wide of the right post.
The Trojans outshot Pfeiffer 4-2 in the overtime periods, but Hinman recorded two saves and the match ended in a draw. Hinman finished the match with five saves for Pfeiffer, while McIntyre had four saves for Mount Olive. Pfeiffer finished with a 16-12 shot advantage.
Rain in the first half conjured up memories of the two teams last meeting at Amon Field in 2007 when a second half downpour left field conditions unplayable and the match was stopped at the end of regulation, resulting in a 3-3 tie. Mount Olive captured a 4-3 overtime victory over Pfeiffer in the semifinal round of the 2005 conference tournament and a 3-2 overtime win at Pfeiffer during the 2006 regular season.
Mount Olive kicks off a three-match road trip Saturday as the Trojans travel to Spartanburg, S.C., to take on Converse in Conference Carolinas action. Match time is 2 p.m. Pfeiffer plays host to Anderson Saturday at noon in a Conference Carolinas match-up.


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Blizzard recently ended their "Ask the Devs" series of community interaction. In Ask the Devs, the community posted questions and the questions were voted on. The 10 or so questions with the top ratings for each topic were resented to the devs and the devs gave answers.
It was an interesting exercise in community management. However, Ask the Devs is generally regarded as unsucessful by both the Blizzard CMs and the community.
Let's take a look at why Ask the Devs failed. It was a worthwhile experiment, but I think that there are two major reasons why it failed.
First, the vast majority of questions were thinly-veiled versions of, "My class sucks. When will you buff my class?"
That was not conducive to interesting answers.
The second reason is that asking good questions is just plain hard. A lot of the time, it is difficult to ask a good question unless you already know the answer.
For example, let's take a question like, "Is Blizzard planning to change the paladin healing model?" If the answer is No, this was a very pointless question. But if the answer is Yes (as in pre-4.0), all of a sudden the question is extremely interesting.
But the playerbase doesn't really have enough information to know which are the interesting questions and which are the boring questions.
This was the biggest strength of the previous interaction between Ghostcrawler and the forums. Because Ghostcrawler knew the answers, he also knew which questions were worth answering.
Of course, that model was not sustainable, and Ghostcrawler's presence on the forums tended to warp them, as everyone started trolling for blue responses.
The new form of Dev interaction, the development blog posts, also have weaknesses. In particular, they have a tendency to be at "too high a level". Ten thousand foot overviews are generally not interesting. Specifics are interesting. The best Dev blog was probably Ghostcrawler's line-by-line explanation of the patch notes, which was about as specific as you can get. Even the ten thousand foot overviews can be greatly improved with concrete examples.
But dev blogs are probably an art, and something that needs to be learned. The gold standard of gaming dev blogs, in my opinion, is Mark Rosewater's columns for Magic: the Gathering. A dev looking to communicate with her game's community would probably be well served by studying how Rosewater did things.
Monday, July 18, 2011
Dev Interaction with the Community
Blizzard recently ended their "Ask the Devs" series of community interaction. In Ask the Devs, the community posted questions and the questions were voted on. The 10 or so questions with the top ratings for each topic were resented to the devs and the devs gave answers.
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- Anonymous said...
This feels like a post that ended too soon.
The final paragraph mentions that Mark Rosewater's dev blog was great, but doesn't give any example as to why. I have never heard of Mark Rosewater before, how am I suppose to relate? Shouldn't there be some sort of elaboration here?
- 4:44 PM, July 18, 2011
- neowolf2 said...
The most important dev interaction with the community is the game itself. If they mess that up, all the sweet talk in the world won't help.
- 8:13 PM, July 20, 2011
- Straw Fellow said...
Though I fully support the communication with the community, it's not exactly turning the tide on making the WoW forums any nicer a place to be.
That being said, at least they communicate at various levels with the players. The Dev blogs are for the people who really want to read and understand intricate details about the game, and aren't for your average player who just wants a quick answer to a question.
Then again, given the myriad of things you need to know in order to accomplish anything at endgame in WoW, those intricate details people might be a larger group than we may believe.
- 8:43 AM, July 21, 2011
- Warrior Warcraft said...
You are right that sometimes the Dev interaction with the community seems to be from an awfully high perspective.
I find that the interesting details come from players themselves. Whether it is in game play or in the form of personal blogs or forum discussions. Unfortunately with these sources you tend to have to weed through some Troll type digs and unhelpful comments.
But between the developer interaction and discussions within the player community, there is really some interesting dialogues happening.
- 9:39 AM, July 22, 2011


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After much deliberation, we have made the difficult decision to permanently close the community site AirSpace.
The digital landscape has changed since we launched the site in 2007 and the growth of social media tools such as Facebook and Twitter have replaced forums as a way to communicate with like-minded people.
AirSpace will close for new entries but the site will remain open for a period of time in order to allow users to remove their own images/content.
We would like to thank everyone who has contributed to AirSpace over the years and has helped to make it such a valuable resource for people who love aviation. You can still reach Flightglobal on Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin and Google+ and access flightglobal.com for the latest news and views.
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The site was launched at a time when there were limited ways to reach and talk to people with similar interests. Since 2007 the opportunities have grown and we need to reflect and support that.
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"I Want to Rock You Hard This Christmas" - The Dan Band
oooh, does that Beach Boys album have "Little St. Nick" on it?
my favorites would have to be:
Winter Wonderland by Johnny Mathis
Jingle Bells by Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters
What can I say they were instilled in my brain from way back when and hold a special place in my heart.
and speaking of Xmas music, there were a couple years that Banana Republic sold a compiliation disc of Xmas songs but either remixed them or did them in a real loungy way. They are great spins on classic songs.
I love Cocteau Twins version of Winter Wonderland & Frosty the Snowman...
but I agree...Vince Guaraldi Trio's "Christmastime is Here" gets me all melancholy...can someone please hand me a tissue {sniffle}
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M-I-M-I! Four capital letters...
The little drummer boy always puts the christmas spirit in me but it freaken annoys me at the same time
Weens version of Little Drummer Boy is Killlller
radiohead winter wonderland
as predicted by nostradamus
Darlene Love's "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" from the Phil Spector Christmas album, is the greatest Christmas song of all time. Christmas songs, oddly enough, tend to lack much emotion considering their subject matter, but Love's song is a full-throated yearning.
How can no-one have mentioned "Happy Christmas - War Is Over" yet?The best ever.
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You are all wrong. The best Xmas song evah is The Pogues "Fairytale of New York".
You scumbag, you maggot, you cheap lousy ******
Happy Xmas, your arse, I pray god it's our last.
*sniff* That's just beautiful, man...
Okay, I'll second the vote for all things Spector at Xmas and chuck another couple in the mix.
Fountains of Wayne - I Want An Alien For Xmas
Kevin "Bloody" Wilson - Santa Claus, you cunt, where's me fuckin' bike?
Greg Lake - I Believe In Father Christmas
A teenage dream, so hard to beat...
The Jingle Cats will be in heavy rotation at my christmas party this year.
Asobi Seksu's cover of The Ramones' "Merry Christmas (I Don't Wanna Fight Tonight) to be released in the UK on vinyl and CD next week. I preordered mine!


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The RedHawks exploded for four runs in the bottom of the first of the second game. Taylor Shuey led things off with a walk. Tiyona Marshall followed with a perfect bunt in front of the catcher for a base hit. Kayla Ledbetter singled up to middle to load the bases. A groundout by Allie Larrabee allowed Shuey to come home and score to make it 1-0. Hailey Reed walked to reload the bases, while a groundout from Shanyn McIntyre brought home Marshall and made it 2-0. Kylie McChesney completed the exciting inning with a single to left center to score Ledbetter and Reed, which gave the 'Hawks a 4-0 lead.
Miami received a great combined pitching effort from Jenna Modic and Paige Myers. Modic went the first 3.1 innings and allowed only a single earned run in the top of the second. Myers took over in the middle of the fourth, and gave up only one hit in 3.2 innings to earn the victory. She struck out five.
Reed gave the 'Hawks an insurance run in the bottom of the fifth when she lined a shot over the left field wall for her second home run of the season.
Reed finished the nightcap 2-for-2 with one RBI and two runs scored. McChesney was 2-for-3 with two RBI, while Marshall was 2-for-4 with one run scored.
The first game appeared that it was going to be a pitchers' duel between Myers and Western Michigan's Becca Shemberger, as it was scoreless through three innings. The Broncos scored two runs in the top of the fourth and four in the top of the fifth to break it open. Miami cut the deficit to 6-2 in the bottom of the sixth when Ledbetter and Marshall scored on an error, but WMU scored nine runs in the top of the seventh to finish off the 15-2 win.
Ledbetter finished the opener 1-for-1 with two walks and one run scored. McIntyre recorded the other hit for the RedHawks.
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HIGH POINT, N.C. – Pfeiffer University's Ashleigh Kassab has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas Women's Lacrosse Player of the Week during week seven of the 2012–2013 Lacrosse season. In their only match of the week, sixth-ranked Pfeiffer University remained unbeaten at 12-0 in 2013 thanks to an 18-4 victory over Belmont Abbey led by Kassab's six goals and two assists.
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Not a lot of upside but upside
OK everyone I know were not all Xavier Henry fans, but lets take a step back. Despite being slightly undersized, SF is a perfect position for him. He can get to the free throw line, can handle the ball well for a SF, can get to the rim easy for a SF, and he has a lot of upside. I know he is a hard worker, but this past year was hard for him. SO, if he plays admirably well this season at SF, I can see us not picking up his option but doing a Jason Smith, turning it into another contract. But in this case, it would be cheaper. Thoughts?
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Not a lot of upside but upside
2013-1014 is the season the Pelicans fanbase grows!!!!
I think that his last chance in this league is at SF. He has underperformed considerably at SG. Much like Aminu, this is his last chance to turn it around before grabbing the bust lable. However, most people arn't nearly as optimistic about X. I am one of those people.
X just can't seem to consistently hit the open shot. I don't have much faith in him anymore.
I don't understand the X hate. Last year was his rookie year, and he did well IMO - especially considering he was only 20 years old. He can shoot the 3 - over 41% last year (less than a shot per game, but still), so I don't understand why people don't think he can. He did well in summer league for those that actually watched the game. Did he set the world on fire? No. But he played well and did so in spite of an injury that required surgery immediately after summer league ended.
The kid just turned 21, and this will be his 2nd year in the league, so I don't understand the hatred. Some people need to pump the breaks and remember that he needs time. Am I saying he is going to set the world on fire? No. I'm not. But it's possible. The point is that we just don't know yet because he is only 21, so chill.
And by the way, SF is definitely his best position, IMO.
X will avg 14 ppg this season and become fan favortie with his happy face and loveable free throws.
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I think he can be a solid player, he needs to work on that jumper and continue to play hard on both ends of the floor. I'm not giving up on a 21 years old guy who has struggled with injuries on his first years in the league. These injuries kept him from accumulating significant minutes on the floor. X had earn a starting spot with the Grizz in his first year.
I think X has a chance this year at SF ! It's on him ! He has some upside let's not forget that, and Monty is his coach.
Do I need to add that I'm a fan of X? Lol
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I wouldn't count playing in 38 games missing the entire season, but he missed significant time. And He attempted 17 3s, that isn't enough to justify the 41%, he cant "shoot the 3". He shot around 21% from their the year before.
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I'm really excited about X. He is one of the big reasons I'm a Hornets' fan. I'm expecting big things from the guy. Wouldn't be surprised if he turns it on and steals the starting SF position.
The fact of the matter is that Henry can get to the rim with ease, and he can hit the open 3. He can play defense, and he is a very good rebounder for his size (likely because he is so strong and smart on the floor). If you watch him on the court, you can tell that he has a very good basketball I.Q. as well. There is a lot to like about him.
Give it some time. Monty singled him out in summer league as part of our young core moving forward, and he stopped playing Ariza towards the end of last season to get Henry (and Aminu) more minutes.
I've watched X too and I disagree. I saw hesitation, no confidence and an overall lack of a distinctive skill set. Below average at everything is the label I would throw his way at the end of last season without looking at a single stat.
However maybe he'll get better next year. I will hold off judgement on him for one more year, but another year like last and I'd imagine he finds a home in the D League, personally.
I will never understand how a "shooter" like Henry comes into the league can completely forget how to shoot. We're talking about every single category including Free Throws. It's one of the stranger things I've seen.
I wouldn't exactly say that, more like he can barrel into a defender near the rim and throw up a prayer with ease. He's too slow to get around anyone so his drives become very predictable. It did get him quite a few free-throws in summer league though.Originally Posted by nolaslim213
I like the guy and was hoping the Hornets would draft him two years ago, but even though he's still young I don't see him improving much. Hopefully he'll prove me wrong!
Gradually in there sophomore year you can tell if they have potential or what.. Xavier didn't show much potential imo.
While on the same note grevis shows a lot of potential in becoming a solid player.
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Turn these fairy themed Shrinky Dinks into an array of fanciful charm jewelry, felt bracelets, hair clips, and a tiny trinket purse. The kit includes 5 sheets of pre-printed Shrinky Dink film, 8 colored pencils, a hole punch, and a light-up fiber optic fairy wand (batteries included).
For ages 7 +
For ages 7 +
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Oxford Finance LLC has closed a $13 million senior secured term loan and $1.5 million revolving lined of credit to Ohio-based JAG Healthcare. The money will be used to acquire six skilled nursing facilities in Ohio, as well as working capital, the company said.
"We are proud to be one of the premier providers of long term care in Ohio," said James Griffiths, chief executive officer of JAG Healthcare. "Our operational success is grounded in the depth and expertise of our associates, and our survey record with the Ohio Department of Health is unmatched by any other multi-unit operator in Ohio."