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Os du Randt has been declared fit to face Scotland in the first test in Durban.
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A complete blood count (CBC) is a common blood test that is used to help diagnose some blood cancers, such as leukemia and lymphoma, tell if a cancer has spread to the bone marrow, and help determine how your body is tolerating cancer treatments. If you are being treated with chemotherapy, your doctor will likely monitor your blood cell counts regularly using CBCs.
A CBC provides important information about the amount of three types of cells in your blood: white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. Each of these measurements has a normal range that will be noted on your CBC. Typical test values are given as a range (called a reference range) instead of a specific number because they vary from person to person.
White blood cell (WBC) count. A white blood cell count, also called a leukocyte count, measures the number of WBCs in a sample of blood. WBCs protect the body from infection by attacking invading bacteria, viruses, and other foreign materials in the body. Some WBCs can also attack cancer cells. A normal range for a WBC count is 3,300 to 8,700 WBCs per microliter (mcL).
White blood cell (WBC) differential. A WBC differential is a test that measures the number of each type of WBC. There are five major types of WBCs: neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, and basophils. Each type of cell plays a different role in protecting the body and helping you stay healthy. People with some types of cancer may have higher-than-normal numbers of lymphocytes or monocytes.
Some cancer treatments, especially chemotherapy, may cause a decrease in your body's WBCs. Cancers that affect the blood and bone marrow, such as leukemia, lymphoma, or multiple myeloma, can cause a decrease in the WBC count. These cancers and cancer treatments may cause a condition called neutropenia, an abnormally low level of neutrophils. Neutrophils are measured by a number called the absolute neutrophil count (ANC). A normal ANC range is 2,500 to 6,000 neutrophils.
A noticeable decrease in the number of neutrophils increases the chances of developing a bacterial infection. At times, your doctor may choose to lower the dose of chemotherapy you receive to decrease your chance of developing low neutrophil counts. Your doctor may also recommend medication, such as white blood cell growth factors, to increase your body's production of neutrophils, especially if you develop a fever. Learn more about ASCO's recommendations for white blood cell growth factors.
Red blood cell (RBC) count. RBCs carry oxygen throughout your body, and the number of RBCs can be described in a few different ways. An RBC count, also called an erythrocyte count, measures the number of RBCs in a sample of blood. A normal range for an RBC count is approximately 4 to 6 million RBCs per mcL. The hematocrit is the percentage of your blood that is made up of RBCs. A normal hematocrit range is 38% to 48%. The hemoglobin (HgB) level measures the amount of the protein in RBCs that actually carries the oxygen. If the level of hemoglobin is low, your body works much harder to deliver oxygen to tissues throughout the body. A normal HgB range is 12.6 to 16.1 grams per deciliter.
Some cancer treatments, especially chemotherapy and radiation therapy, may cause a decrease in your body's RBCs. This condition is known as anemia. Blood loss, either from surgery or from specific cancers, can also cause or worsen anemia. Cancers that directly involve the bone marrow, such as leukemia, lymphoma, or multiple myeloma, can also interfere with the production of RBCs and cause anemia. People whose RBC count falls too low may need a blood transfusion or medication to help increase the body's RBCs.
Platelet count. A platelet count measures the number of platelets in a sample of blood. Platelets help to stop bleeding by forming blood clots. A normal range for a platelet count is approximately 150,000 to 350,000 platelets per mcL.
Some cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy or radiation therapy, may cause a decrease in platelets, which may result in a condition called thrombocytopenia. Cancers that involve the bone marrow directly, such as leukemia, lymphoma, or multiple myeloma, can also cause a decrease in the production of platelets. Patients with low platelet levels have a greater risk of serious bleeding or bruising. If your platelet count falls to very low levels, your doctor may give you platelet transfusions.
What the results mean
Blood test results must be interpreted carefully by your doctor and other members of your health care team. Keep in mind that many factors, including noncancerous conditions, can lead to results that fall out of the reference range. In addition, neutrophil and platelet counts have to fall to very low levels before infections and bleeding become major risks. Ask your doctor to help you better understand what your results mean and how they compare to the reference range.
Questions to ask your doctor
Consider asking your doctor the following questions about your blood tests.
- Why am I having this test?
- How and where is this test done?
- Do I need to avoid eating and drinking before the test? If so, for how long?
- What do the test results mean?
- If my results are within the reference range, what are the next steps?
- If my results are outside of the reference range, what are the next steps?
- How do these test results compare with my previous results?
- Will I need additional tests? If so, when?
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Why? Because they want Obama to win, and their collectivist assumptions are largely in line with the Black Liberation Theology besides.
You had a brilliant post going up until this point. Now you just sound partisan. Obama thoroughly threw Jeremiah Wright under the bus for the exact same reason he began attending his church in the first place. It was politically expedient. Let's not come with any of this nonsense about Obama being a racist, or a Muslim, or a foreign national, or a socialist. I have a lot of problems with Obama's policies, but these attacks are garbage.
Yes, the religious bigotry being stirred up against Mormons by some atheists is rather odious. But it's really just your mistake to be surprised that your atheist heroes engage in it. Let this be a lesson - the enemy of your enemy is not necessarily your friend.
I'm not surprised by their attacks against Mormonism, they are perfectly valid. I'm simply irritated that they make a transparent logical error when they say that Mormonism is worse than any other brand of evangelicalism, with which I group it. In truth, it is indistinguishable. Like the Seventh Day Adventists.
I'm glad you brought up the Adventists. I know close to nothing about them except that they are similar in many respects to the Mormons in their practices and perhaps in their origins. I don't think you've lived until you've had a Mormon explain to you how ridiculous it is to be an Adventist. Such delicious irony; it could feed a tribe for a year.


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Final Score: Air Force 28, New Mexico 23
USAFA, CO (Sports Network) - Wes Cobb scored three touchdowns as the Air Force Falcons overcame a 10-0 first quarter deficit en route to a 28-23 victory over the New Mexico Lobos in Mountain West Conference action at Falcon Stadium.
Cobb finished with 82 yards rushing on a team-high 17 carries for Air Force (4-3, 3-1 MWC), Ty MacArthur led the Falcons with 94 yards and had four of a total five receptions by the Falcons for 61 yards. Connor Dietz added 58 yards rushing while completing all four of his pass attempts for 61 yards. The Falcons have won three of their last four.
Kasey Carrier pounded out 338 yards and three touchdowns on 39 carries for New Mexico (4-4, 1-2). B.R. Holbrook completed 5-of-10 passes for only 29 yards and an interception.
The Lobos got on the board first when Justus Adams connected on a 20-yard field goal that gave New Mexico a 3-0 lead.
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Big Lake Wildlife Management Area is located in Franklin, Madison, and Tensas Parishes, 12 miles east of Gilbert. Major access routes to the area are Louisiana Highways 4 and 610. The Department maintains a system of all-weather gravel roads throughout the area, and numerous ATV trails provide access to the interior of the area. Several hiking trails follow old pipeline rights-of-way.
Big Lake WMA is comprised of approximately 19,231 acres, including 7 small lakes with the largest approximately 160 acres in size. Six bayous flow through the area providing a total of approximately 25 miles of waterways.
Flat and generally poorly drained, the terrain varies from 55-65 feet mean sea level. Seasonal flooding occurs dependent on water levels with the Tensas River basin, but periodic flooding may occur anytime after periods of localized heavy rainfall.
Most of the forested component of the management area consists of relatively closed overstory canopy with a fairly dense understory. Timber value is moderate due to previous logging prior to acquisition by the department. Major timber species composing the overstory are Nuttall oak, overcup oak, willow oak, American elm, sweetgum, bitter pecan, green ash, hackberry, and honey locust. Other overstory species include willow, sycamore, persimmon, red maple, cypress, and box elder.
Understory species include rattan, grapevine, dewberry, blackberry, deciduous holly, swamp dogwood, and elderberry. Switchcane, baccharis, buttonbush, poison ivy, and greenbriar are also common.
Whitetailed deer, turkey, squirrels, rabbits, and raccoons, along with limited waterfowl and woodcock hunting opportunities can be found on the area. Deer and squirrel hunting opportunities are normally very good. Due to several excellent hatching years in the late 1990's, continuing through 2000-2002, wild turkey populations may have reached an all-time high. Specific habitat improvement projects completed by the department during this time have also helped the native turkey flock continue to grow. A youth lottery turkey hunt is held each year on the weekend prior to the regular turkey season.
Trapping for furbearers is allowed, and the species available are raccoon, otter, nutria, mink, beaver, bobcat, coyote, fox, and opossum. Alligator populations have also increased, and in 2002, a limited alligator hunting season was initiated. Five alligator tags are given to each successful hunter determined by a public lottery drawing held each summer.
Sport and commercial fishing are popular, limited only by the acreage of available water. Bass, bluegill, crappie, and catfish are caught by recreational fishermen, and commercial fishermen take carp, buffalo, drum, gar, and catfish. Four improved boat ramps have been constructed.
During the northward spring migration, Big Lake WMA is visited by dozens of species of passerine birds, and the area is a very popular birdwatching destination. Resident bird species are common throughout the year, and the diverse habitat types found on the area produce an assortment of birdwatching opportunities. The American Bird Conservancy has recognized Big Lake WMA in its Important Birding Areas Program.
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All undergraduate students at CMC must complete at least one major. In addition to completing the major requirements, students have the option to complete a "sequence", which consist of a series of courses related to a subject, and selected from different disciplines offered at CMC or the other Claremont Colleges. The College offers a number of accelerated, joint or dual degree programs as listed below. CMC also has a single graduate program, a master of arts degree in finance.
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CLINTON — Not only did the Swansboro girls' soccer team get an elusive win over Clinton, the Pirates did so when it most mattered: in the playoffs.
Senior Brenna Kate Grass scored with 30 minutes left in the match to help Swansboro defeat Clinton 1-0 on Saturday night in the East Regional semifinals of the NCHSAA 2-A playoffs.
The Pirates (21-5-1), the second seed from the East Central Conference, will visit Roanoke Rapids (17-3-1) on either Tuesday or Wednesday in the regional final. Roanoke Rapids beat Carrboro 3-2 on Saturday.
Clinton ended 20-4-1 after being the ECC's top seed. The Dark Horses went 1-0-1 against Swansboro in the regular season after beating the Pirates 3-0 on March 8 and forcing a 1-1 tie on April 16.
"I think the difference between this game and the other two is that we have constantly improving and becoming a better team," Swansboro coach Doug Kidd said. "We are playing our best soccer it seems like each match and this was by far the best match of the year.
"Our girls have just improved each game and they have been playing some fantastic soccer at both ends of the field."
Grass scored the deciding goal off an assist from freshman Tylor Ring.
Kidd said his team "broke down the right flank" before Ring delivered a pass to inside the box.
"About three players crashed the box and Brenna Kate crashed the back post and tucked it away," Kidd said.
And how did Grass remember the play?
"I remember me and one of their outside midfielders, we were really battling running down the field," Grass said. "Tylor (passed it inside the box) and I went and kicked it and we (Grass and defender) collided and I didn't open my eyes. I knew I had to go in for the ball and whatever happened, I was hoping it would go into the net."
And while that was Swansboro's only goal, the Pirates did themselves a favor by controlling possession and scoring chances.
Swansboro did not allow a shot on goal and the only shot Clinton had in general came on a free kick with two minutes left in the first half.
"When you are attacking well and creating chances, it does put pressure off your defense," Kidd said. "Like the stats show, we locked down on defense and did a great job of keeping our shape and pressing them."
This marked Swansboro's eighth consecutive shutout.
"We have been playing our best soccer," Grass said. "I know practices have been more competitive. We know the stakes of each game and we know that we need to play our best. We have been bonding real well as a team."
Swansboro 0 1— 1
Clinton 0 0— 0
GOALS—S: Grass. ASSISTS—S: Ring. IN GOAL—S: Green (0 saves). C: Tyndall (6 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—S 7, C 0. CORNER KICKS—S 3, C 0. RECORDS—S: 21-5-1, at Roanoke Rapids in regional final, date TBA. C: 20-4-1, season complete.


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Small, Greyhound like dogs have existed in England for many centuries. The first written record using the word "whippet" dates back to the year 1610. However, a separate whippet breed was not developed until the 19th century, when dog racing became popular in England. Official recognition of this breed occurred in 1890.
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Seahawks fans wear it like a big, blue badge of honor. They re widely considered among the best fans in all of football. A new study, however, shows an upset in the making. Research by two professors at Emory University in Atlanta ranks Seattle as 23rd among 32 teams for fan loyalty.
Seattle Seahawks fans might take some exception to the fact that the 12th Man is in the bottom third of the list.
The students looked more at just attendance because market size and on-field success can skew the results in favor of a team in a big city or that is consistently doing well.
Among the factors they looked at were team box office revenues relative to team on-field success, population, stadium capacity and median income. You can read more about their methodology here.
The Dallas Cowboys, the so-called America's Team is at the top followed by the New England Patriots, New York Jets, New Orleans Saints and New York Giants.
Seahawks fans are 23rd, right behind the NFC West rival St. Louis Rams.
San Francisco 49ers fans are 26th.
The Atlanta Falcons, which hosted the NFC Championship Game last season, is 31st out of 32 teams.
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You have a strange notion of empire, satisfied by very few actual empires. The British didn't replace the indigenous population of India with immigrants and force the locals into slave labor, yet they were an empire. Same with the Romans. They ruled over territories, but didn't replace the indigenous populations.
The U.S. empire has no need to actually occupy countries, if they can accomplish the same using invasions, and political and economic subversions.
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Rebuilding America's Defenses from the Project for a New American Century, a think-tank several of whose members are in the current administration.


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Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine has been named to the 2009 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the highest federal recognition a college or university can receive for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning and civic engagement.
LECOM medical and pharmacy students in Erie and Bradenton, Fla., contributed more than 20,000 hours toward helping local community organizations during the 2008-09 academic year. Many of the volunteer hours go toward working with local youth programs. The LECOM Mentoring Clubs in Erie and Bradenton have received national recognition for after-school tutoring and activities with the YMCA/Erie Housing Authority and the Florida Sheriff's Youth ranch. LECOM teamed with Wellsville USA in Erie last year to present mini-medical school programs for elementary children in Erie, and LECOM Bradenton offered a similar program in Florida.
More than 400 LECOM Bradenton students participated in the local Area Health Education Council anti-smoking program. They presented more than 50 talks to more than 1,200 children. Each summer, LECOM Erie medical students assist local health and social service agencies through the Bridging the Gaps program providing education and assistance to the clients of those organizations.
The Corporation for National and Community Service, which administers the annual Honor Roll award, recognized more than 700 colleges and universities for their impact on issues from poverty and homelessness to environmental justice. On campuses across the country, thousands of students joined their faculty to develop innovative programs and projects to meet local needs using the skills gained in their classrooms. Business students served as consultants to budget-strapped nonprofits and businesses, law students volunteered at legal clinics, and dozens of others organized anti-hunger campaigns.
"Congratulations to LECOM and its students for their dedication to service and commitment to improving their local communities," said Patrick Corvington, CEO of the Corporation for National and Community Service. "Our nation's students are a critical part of the equation and vital to our efforts to tackle the most persistent challenges we face. They have achieved impactful results and demonstrated the value of putting knowledge into practice to help renew America through service."
The Honor Roll includes six colleges and universities that are recognized as Presidential Awardees, with an additional 115 named to the Distinction List and 621 schools named as Honor Roll members. Honorees are chosen based on a series of selection factors including the scope and innovation of service projects, percentage of student participation in service activities, incentives for service, and the extent to which the school offers academic service-learning courses.
College students make a significant contribution to the volunteer sector; in 2009, 3.16 million students performed more than 300 million hours of service, according to the Volunteering in America study released by the Corporation. Each year, the Corporation invests more than $150 million in fostering a culture of service on college campuses through grants awarded by its programs; the education awards that AmeriCorps members receive at the conclusion of their term of service to pay for college; and through support of training, research, recognition, and other initiatives to spur college service.
The Corporation oversees the Honor Roll in collaboration with the Department of Education, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Campus Compact and the American Council on Education.
The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and LECOM School of Pharmacy offer innovative and affordable education in osteopathic medicine and pharmacy. From campuses in Erie, Pennsylvania, Greensburg, Pennsylvania and Bradenton, Florida, LECOM provides student-centered pathways to prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals. Prepare yourself for medicine as your life's profession.


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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker volleyball team lost a heartbreaker of a match on Friday night, 3-2 to Pfeiffer University. The Cobras and the Falcons fought hard from the first serve to the last, but it was Pfeiffer the came out on top in the end. The Lady Falcons improves to 4-12 overall, 4-5 in league play behind setter Colleen Wands' (Apex, N.C.) match-high 53 assists.
The Falcons jumped out to a 1-0 lead with a 25-20 win in the first set, but Coker quickly evened the sets at one apiece with a 25-21 win in the second set. Pfeiffer won the third set with a 25-18 victory; the largest point differential of the match. Coker was not ready to concede as they entered the fourth set and thanks to some gutsy performances, the Cobras picked up the 28-26 win to send the match to a fifth and final set.
Finally, after a back and forth fifth set, the Falcons took home the match victory with a 15-13 fifth set win. Mindy Morris (Beaufort, S.C.) and Katie McElveen (Hartsville, S.C.) paced the Cobras with a pair of double-double performances. Morris had 10 kills with 19 digs and McElveen had 11 kills and 12 digs. Cynallyhia Indriago (Columbia, S.C.) just missed a double-double with nine kills and 14 digs, while Molly Bookhart (Orangeburg, S.C.) had 37 assists and 11 digs. Brittany Bass (Bethune, S.C.) added 13 digs in the match.
For Pfeiffer, Kristina Mordini (Freeport, I.L.) had a match high 23 kills and seven digs, while Kaci Markham (Asheboro, N.C.) had a match high 27 digs. Caroline Lambeth (Asheboro, N.C.) added a career-high 21 digs of her own and Milana Mervosh (Roebuck, S.C.) had 12 kills and two aces.
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The works on the site above are all from the series: Ninguem e de ninguem (No One Belongs to Anyone) by Rogerio Reis a distinguished photojournalist and conceptual photographer in his native Brazil and abroad. The title mocks the current preoccupation with the ever growing attempts to restrict photography of anyone by anyone anywhere in public without permission or authorization for reproduction or publication. The irreverence of the work reflects the absurdity of everyman or everywoman perceiving himself or herself as a potential paparazzi victim.
Reis, an internationally recognized figure in photography, was the 1999 winner of Brazil's National Prize for Documentary Photography, and one of the founders of Brazil's first and most important professional photo bank, Tyba. His work has been exhibited in Brazil, the U.S., London, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and elsewhere. His powerful series including Carnival on Canvas, Man/Machine: Train Surfers , Tem um cheiro de pneu queimado no ar (There's a Smell of Burnt Tire in the Air) and Ninguem e de Ninguem, have all been critical successes. The complete series of images of Ninguem e de ninguem was shown in Paris last fall and is in the permanent collection of the Maison Europeene de la Photographie. Reis's photographs are in the permanent collections of the Danforth Museum of Art,MA, USA, Musee Francaise de la Photographie, Maison Europeene de la Photographie, Harvard University art Museums, Museu de Arte de Rio de Janeiro, Museu de Arte de Sao Paulo, and the Worcester Art Museum among others. His work frequently appears in print and online magazines including Newsweek, Geo, Paparazzi' among others. His bibliography includes the monograph, Na Lona, Rio de Janeiro, in 2001, Editorial Aeroplano. His major journalistic assignments include that of Photo Editor of Rio's Jornal do Brasil for 5 years. Rogerio, the editor is portrayed by an actor as a key figure in Fernando Meirelles's film, Cidade de Deus (City of God) based on a book by Paulo Lins. He has participated in numerous artistic and cultural projects including Unesco's Our Place, the Photographic Celebration of the World's Heritage. Reis is a sophisticated and accomplished artist, but also a person of strong commitment to social justice. He has worked with the Grupo Cultural AfroReggae (AfroReggae Cultural Group) which seeks to redirect activities of at- risk youths via education in the arts.
Most recently he founded a collaborative non-profit dedicated to providing opportunities for studying, producing and exhibiting photography for members of the public in, Santa Tereza, Rio's, historical district. He is equally distinguished as an artist and a personality.
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Scouting Report-If you came to this scouting report expecting a lot of flowery talk and technical breakdowns, walk away now. Carrington is a big strong football player. He's one of those players who, if you are an offensive lineman you tell them to pack a lunch because it's going to be a long day. Carrington has great size to make him a player at end in either a 4-3 or 3-4 base defense, and is strong enough to move inside next to a big NT and play the UT in the 4-3. He's got some technical flaws to his game, including his pass rush technique and ability to clear out blockers, but let's be honest. That's not what NFL teams are going to ask him to do. He's a space eater and his powerful push will make life easier for players behind him. His upper body strength allows him to get up under bigger offensive linemen and force them backwards, crumble the pocket. As I said, he's not an edge rush kind of guy, so you stick him on the strong side and let him play the run, where he can clog run lanes, and work to get after the ball carrier.
Draft Status-Carrington had a great week at the Senior Bowl, and showed that even though he played against lower level competition, that his physical tools translate and his production was no fluke. At this point, with the number of 3-4 teams in the NFL, he looks to be a solid 2nd round pick.
Final Analysis-I know that most have put Carrington down as a 3-4 DE and nothing more, and I get that. But I don't think that means only a 3-4 team would draft him. He's got that nice mix of size, speed, and strength that teams fall for. As I said, don't expect to be wowed with his wide variety of pass rush moves, or his production against top talent. But in a league that covets it's great athletes, Carrington is one of those guys. He's probably a year away from being a starter in the league, because he's got to work in some technique with those tremendous physical gifts, but I have no doubt he has potential to start in the league. I think it would be very interesting to see how he could do in the right 4-3 system as an end, playing the run more than the pass.
Reminds me of: Brett Keisel, DE Pittsburgh Steelers-Similar size, solid run defender, and spotty as a pass rusher in the 3-4 but makes things happen behind him with his power and intensity.
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Curtis received his undergraduate degrees in philosophy and physics magna cum laude from Ohio State University, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He received his J.D. from Yale Law School, where he served as an articles editor on the Yale Law Journal. He received his Ph.D. in finance from Yale School of Management in 2011. Prior to attending law school, Curtis worked as a software engineer at Microsoft Corporation.
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I recently read several excellent articles online about food writing. So much has changed in the last few years, and like most mediums, newspapers, magazines, blogs, and websites continue to evolve.
How to Blog
The editor of Boing Boing discusses the current state of blogging and offers a fresh perspective and tips.
Advice from Every Angle
Seasoned food writer Amanda Hesser assesses the current state of food writing.
How to Blog About Food
A good compendium of tips for new, emerging, and aspiring food bloggers.
Food Blogging
An article I wrote last year with some of my own ideas and advice on the topic.
Are Food Blogs Over?
Adam Roberts talks about the saturation of food blogs and offers insights.
Paris's Best Croissants
On another note, I took a little 'croissant quest' for Travel and Leisure magazine, sleuthing out places in Paris for the best croissant. I veered off the usual path and hit the Right Bank, mentioning a few lesser-known addresses.
Paris & Switzerland Chocolate and Gastronomy Tour in June
We have two spaces left on my upcoming Paris and Switzerland Chocolate and Gastronomy Tour in June (due to a last-minute cancellation.) Requirements are that you must be able to consume large quantities of chocolate and caramel, reasonable amounts of butter and cheese, wine (as necessary), and plenty of charcuterie. If you fit this description and are interested in coming – or want more information – there's a link on my Tours page for getting in touch with the contact person.
There's a trend to use external commenting systems on blogs but I'm not sure I like the idea of folks having to log-in elsewhere to participate in the discussion. Discussions, tips, advice, and commentary of various sorts are welcome but you must leave a verifiable e-mail address (which isn't made public, or shared), as noted in my comment policy. I may be revisiting using another system in the future that can be integrated into the site. But for now, I prefer to keep it as is.
Links to Services I'm Using
I was trying to figure out an easy way to move documents and pictures from my computer to mobile devices, and friends recommended Dropbox. It's very easy to use and the basic version is free. You can also share documents and stuff with others on it as well.
If you have an iPad or iPhone, this application turns your device into a virtual magazine, allowing you to choose from sites (including mine), social networks, newspapers, and magazines, which Flipboard organizes into a magazine-like format.
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Concord, MA – December 16, 2008 - TomTom, the world's leading navigation solutions provider, today announces that members of the TomTom Map Share community have made a total of five million map updates worldwide. This milestone is the result of the rapid adoption of TomTom's proprietary technology by the TomTom Map Share community, which has grown from half a million users at the beginning of 2008 to more than five million users today.
TomTom is able to deliver the most up-to-date maps in a changing world by enlisting the help of its users worldwide. Map Share allows TomTom customers to make improvements to their map instantly on their TomTom navigation device. Once verified by TomTom moderators, these updates are made available to the entire Map Share community, ensuring TomTom customers always have access to the most up-to-date maps.
"From the beginning, we envisioned Map Share as a tool to help drivers contend with the frustration of unexpected road changes, and to be used between map updates," said Corinne Vigreux, managing director, TomTom. "To put this five million milestone in perspective, a one-hour trip made anywhere in Europe or North America will be influenced by twenty to thirty Map Share corrections.
"The success of Map Share is also due to the fact that the improvements made are those that customers really care about, and that the community has taken the time to report and share these corrections."
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7/29/14 Slash Reveals Odd Truth
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
A recent survey asked people who had the "hottest summer body" among people in the music industry. In the end, BEYONCÉ came out on top with 27.3% of the vote. JENNIFER LOPEZ was second with 23%.
This falls somewhere between mischievous teenage fun and a straight-up FELONY. SLASH says he and his girlfriend once drugged her mother . . . and then they had sex right next to her while she slept. Oh, and he was 13 or 14 at the time. He adds, quote, "There's no ridiculous place [to have sex] if you can get away with it."
FREDDIE PRINZE JR. had a major supporting role on "24" back in 2010 . . . and he says KIEFER SUTHERLAND was such a jerk that he didn't want to act anymore. He says, quote, "It was terrible. I hated every moment of it . . . I just wanted to quit the business after that." Kiefer hasn't responded directly . . . but his rep says that Kiefer enjoyed working with Freddie, and wishes him the best.
KENDALL JENNER claims her famous family was a disadvantage when it came to getting modeling gigs . . . quote, "People think that this [success] just came to me. But it didn't . . . I had to work even harder to get where I wanted because people didn't take me seriously as a model . . . I went on castings and some people weren't feeling me because of my name."
7/28/14 Susan Sarandon's Love Affair
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Apparently, some people have called KATE UPTON "healthy-looking," in a way that's sort of a BACKDOOR compliment. But she doesn't get it. She says, quote, "People say: 'Oh, wow, you're 'healthy'. And [I'm] like, 'Wait . . . what? I've been begging for this body my whole life!'"
Last week, ARETHA FRANKLIN hit up a Johnny Rockets, and almost engaged in FISTICUFFS with an employee, when she was told she couldn't eat inside, because she'd ordered her food TO GO. Aretha stormed out without eating. And the owner has apologized on behalf of the "new" employee.
Chris Martin addressed rumors that he and Gwyneth Paltrow have reunited after their much-publicized "conscious uncoupling" in March. In an interview on Friday, the Chris said, quote "The thing we told everyone at the beginning of the year is true. We are very close, we are not together. But…that's the truth."
Susan Sarandon revealed having an "interesting" love affair with a legendary musician after divorcing her first husband, and before she began dating actor Tim Robbins. In a new interview with The Daily Beast, Susan said she had a fling with David Bowie after they costarred in the 1983 horror movie The Hunger. And 30 years later, she's still gushing over him. "He's worth idolizing," she said. "He's extraordinary. That was a really interesting period." She added, "Bowie's just a really interesting person, and so bright. He's a talent and a painter and...he's great."
7/25/14 Charlize & Sean Engaged?
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Friday, July 25, 2014
Earlier this week we heard that ROBIN THICKE and PAULA PATTON'S house was on the market. That was a pretty strong hint that things weren't going to work out. And now the word is that Robin has indeed admitted that the entire album he dedicated to Paula isn't going to get her back . . . even though it had a song on it CALLED "Get Her Back". A source says Robin is done begging and has decided to move on, and an attorney is already working on a financial settlement. One thing Robin is firm on, though, is that he won't be the one to file for divorce.
CHARLIZE THERON was spotted wearing a ring on her engagement finger . . . which would suggest that SEAN PENN proposed, and she said yes. But that might not be the case. E! Online says Charlize's new piece of jewelry is an 18-karat yellow gold Anita Ko Leaf Ring . . . which sells for $4,900. And that would be on the CHEAP side as celebrity engagement rings go.
BRITNEY SPEARS left her dermatologist's office yesterday with some pamphlets . . . including one for ZERONA . . . which is a LASER FAT REMOVAL TREATMENT According to the website, the treatment is a, quote, "non-invasive body contouring procedure [designed] to effectively remove excess fat without the negative side effects associated with surgical methods."
Alec Baldwin was in court yesterday regarding the May 2014 incident in which Baldwin was stopped for riding his bike the wrong way down a street before being taken into police custody for disorderly conduct. Baldwin refused to apologize. He told the judge that he would rather pay a fine then apologize for the incident. The judge then asked him if he could stay out of trouble and he said, "sure".
7/24/14 Britney's Lingerie Line
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JUSTIN BIEBER was spotted in a wheelchair at Disneyland, leading people to accuse him of just using it to cut to the front of the ride lines. But his people say he's nursing a knee injury, and Disney doesn't make him wait in lines anyway.
There is nothing you will hear today that will affect your world more than this: North West has taken her first steps!! KIM KARDASHIAN posted a picture of herself with North, along with the caption, quote, "Our baby girl finished one week of swimming lessons today then took her 1st steps right when she got out of the pool!!!! Mommy & Daddy are so proud of you!!!! Meanwhile, the "Star" tabloid says Kim is so miserable in her marriage to KANYE WEST that she's BINGE-EATING. And they even put a picture of Kim's increasing BACK AND ELBOW FAT on their cover.
This would have been a GOLDMINE 10 years ago. We'll have to wait and see if it can still catch on: BRITNEY SPEARS is releasing a line of LINGERIE, called The Intimate Britney Spears. You can see a Photoshopped picture of Britney wearing one of "her" creations on the Intimate Britney Spears Facebook page.
The media circus surrounding LEBRON JAMES' free agency created havoc in his neighborhood for about a week. Now, for the inconvenience, LeBron has sent his neighbors an apology note . . . along with a dozen gourmet cupcakes. That's the kind of classy thing JUSTIN BIEBER wouldn't do.
7/23/14 Jay Z & Beyonce Divorcing?
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Sources say JAY Z and BEYONCÉ are going to divorce after their On the Run tour ends later this summer. One source says, quote, "They are splitting up everything (properties, money, children) right now, but will be keeping up appearances until the announcement. They are separating this year, with the divorce to follow in about six months. It will be very clean and very fast."
In the new issue of "Self" magazine, JESSICA ALBA shares her secret for a happy family life. She says, quote, "You've got to have the girls' night out to complain about your husband or whatever it is. You have some fun, then you can go and enjoy the work, and you can take pride in it instead of it depleting you and being a burden."
A new book claims that BILL CLINTON has a busty blonde mistress that his Secret Service guys call "The Energizer", and she makes house calls when HILLARY is out of town. In fact, Bill's security detail keeps in touch with Hillary's, to ensure there are no "uncomfortable run-ins."
CAMERON DIAZ may have dumped out of an interview on an Australian radio station after the host joked about DREW BARRYMORE'S battle with drugs, then tried to bring up Cameron's boyfriend BENJI MADDEN. Cameron said, quote, "We're having to go now. Sorry, they're wrapping us up." And that was the end of the interview.


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The Darkwar rages, bringing bleak days of destruction and despair to Midkemia and Kelewan. To save both worlds, the powerful sorcerer Pug and select members of the mysterious Conclave of Shadows must journey deep into the dangerous realm of the bloodthirsty Dasati on an audacious mission that has little, if any, chance to succeed. In Midkemia, young warriors Tad and Zane and their fellow soldiers must protect the Kingdom from raiders. And Pug's beloved wife, Miranda, finds herself a prisoner of the Dasati and, even more ominously, of Pug's nemesis, the evil sorcerer Leso Varen.
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Bryan Habana got his 50th Test try and Bok coach Heyneke Meyer got a quality team performance in Pretoria.
Habana got two tries in the Boks bruising 56-23 win against Samoa. Francois Louw also got two tries in a man of the match performance but as a whole the Boks produced their best performance of 2013 to overwhelm the spirited and thuggish Samoans.
The visitors let themselves down with late tackles, high tackles and even the cowardly act of ball grabbing – and I am not talking about the rugby ball here.
Jean de Villiers's leadership helped calm the situation but the Samoans did themselves – and their reputation – no favours.
Halfbacks Ruan Pienaar and Morne Steyn enjoyed a comfortable and influential evening and Willie le Roux at fullback, after an indifferent start, blossomed in the last hour of the match.
JJ Engelbrecht at outside centre continues to prosper in a Bok team that is playing with great balance and with wonderful attacking conviction.


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Free and honest elections are a cornerstone of a democracy. Any hint of a problem is cause for concern.
So we are concerned about allegations of irregularities with absentee ballots in the May 5 Democratic primary, which was hotly contested in some races. The contests for New Albany Mayor, Alderman Ward 3 and Alderman Ward 4 will be decided in a runoff election next Tuesday.
"There are irregularities which indicate that election fraud may have occurred by certain individuals involving absentee ballots in all four wards of the city of New Albany," City Attorney Bobby Carter announced at the courthouse before absentee ballots were counted that Tuesday night.
Carter said that both the Mississippi Secretary of State's office and the Attorney General's office would be conducting an investigation, which might lead to the arrest and prosecution of one or more people.
Carter said that 53 absentee ballots were set aside "and reserved in a separate ballot box for review by the Secretary of State and Attorney General's offices."
Those ballots were not counted and instead will remain sealed until or judge or prosecutor unseals the ballot box, he said.
Carter said that tips from one or more individuals led to the investigation. He also said that city Clerk Anne Neal noticed that many of the absentee ballots were written in the same handwriting.
So far neither the state Secretary of State nor the Attorney General has made any comment about the situation.
We think most citizens of New Albany welcome an investigation by the state to make certain that our elections are both error and fraud free. We hope that any inquiry can be concluded in a timely manner so no cloud hangs over the results.