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The nine-phase Lok Sabha elections started on Monday, as India will vote to select its next government and a new Prime Minister.
Updates April 17 - Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh, Andaman and Nicobar, Chandigarh, Lakshadweep, Maharasthra
READ: Fifth phase of Lok Sabha elections, some highs, some lows: West Bengal polling over 80%; Maharashtra at 55%
* 54.04% voting in Bihar in seven seats
* West Bengal records almost 80% turnout
* 51.2% polling in Madhya Pradesh till 5 pm despite booth capturing at two places
* About 65% polling in Karnataka
* Uttar Pradesh records over 58% polling till 5pm
* Udhampur Lok Sabha constituency records over 61% polling
READ: Jammu and Kashmir votes against Pakistan bullets, terror attacks along Indian border
* 65.5% votes cast during repoll in Assam
* Nearly 72% poll recorded till 4 pm in West Bengal
* Around 40% vote in Maharashtra
ALSO READ: After Supreme Court's recognition, Transgenders cast votes in Bhubaneswar
* 42% ignore Maoist threat to vote in Jharkhand
* Around two-thirds vote in Manipur
* 40% voting in Madhya Pradesh by afternoon
* 45% polling in Odisha till 2 pm
* Approximately 26% of the 4.62 crore electorate in Karnataka have exercised their vote till noon today.
* Uttar Pradesh records over 38% polling till 1 pm
* Nearly 60% poll recorded till 1 pm in West Bengal
* 27% vote in Jharkhand till 11 am
* 17.8% voting in Maharashtra till 11.00am, Karnataka sees 26% polling till noon
* Manipur sees 35% polling till noon for its second Lok Sabha seat
* This could be my last vote, says 103-year-old man in Udhampur
READ: CRPF jawans among five injured in Jharkhand poll violence
* 24% voting in Pilibhit at noon.
* AAP candidate stages dharna in protest of attack on their workers.
Blore Rural #AAP candidate dharma im Bidadi alleging attack on their worker & police inaction @dna @dnaofblr pic.twitter.com/VzK88hsZGF
— Ananthaforu (@Ananthaforu) April 17, 2014
* Rajasthan sees over 30% polling till noon
* Despite poll boycott at few seats, 11.46% voting in initial hours in Madhya Pradesh
* Nearly 29% poll recorded till 10 am in West Bengal
* Congress agent arrested for damaging EVM in Kendrapara in Odisha
* Rajasthan polls: 13.74% polling in initial hours
* Long queues as around 21-22% of Bengal votes
* Brisk early voting of about 8-12% in Maharashtra
* 22% of voters cast ballot in Manipur
* Five villages in Pilibhit, UP boycott Lok Sabha elections protesting lack of development in their region. The five Pilibhit villages boycotting polls are, Faizullaganj, Badra, Keshavpur, Pauta Khas and Khas Sarai
ALSO READ: No opinion polls for seats where polling is over, says Election Commission
* Brisk voting of 10-12% in Karnataka
READ: Bangalore wants development, BJP will win: Ananth Kumar
* Madhya Pradesh votes in Lok Sabha polls
* SEE ALSO: Veerappa Moily, Supriya Sule and Ram Kripal Yadav among leaders who voted in fifth phase of polling
* Voting stopped at Shamrao Kalmadi school Pune, machine replaced
Voting stopped at Shamrao Kalmadi School. Voters complain that voting machine gives every vote to #Congress. Officials plan to replace EVM.
— Dna of Pune (@dnaofpune) April 17, 2014
* READ: 121 Constituencies, 12 states, millions of Indians go to vote as India enters fifth phase of the election season
* Voting underway in Rajasthan
* Manipur begins voting for Lok Sabha elections
* Karnataka votes for all 28 Lok Sabha seats
Karnataka poll for #Election A scene from a booth in #Bangalore @dna @dnabangalore pic.twitter.com/FPrzQ4mRtG
— A Veeramani (@a_veeramani13) April 17, 2014
Karnataka poll for #Election A scene from a booth in #Bangalore @dna @dnabangalore pic.twitter.com/FPrzQ4mRtG
— A Veeramani (@a_veeramani13) April 17, 2014
@dna @dnaofblr pic.twitter.com/AU9rX5TN4Y
— Hemanth CS (@hemanth_cs) April 17, 2014
* Polling begins for 10 Lok Sabha constituencies in Madhya Pradesh
* Second phase polling begins on 10 seats in Maharashtra
READ: Are the Dalits in Maharashtra moving away from the UPA?
ALSO READ: Congress on shaky ground in its own bastion
NCP's Supriya Sule casts her vote in Baramati pic.twitter.com/E8agyY0Gnb
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 17, 2014
* Despite Maoist violence, polling begins for six seats in Jharkhand
* Voting begins for seven Lok Sabha seats in Bihar
* Voting begins in Chhattisgarh
* Uttar Pradesh votes for 11 Lok Sabha seats today
* West Bengal votes for Lok Sabha, assembly
Updates April 12 - Assam, Goa, Sikkim and Tripura:
READ ALSO: Hundreds of thousands vote in India's fifth phase of polls in Tripura, Assam, Sikkim and Goa
* Turnout between 71% to 83% in Tripura, Assam, Sikkim
* Repoll at 33 polling stations in Bihar on Sunday
READ: Brisk polling underway in Tripura, Assam and Sikkim
READ: AAP demands repoll in North Goa
* At least 38 EVMs replaced in three Lok Sabha seats in Assam
* 54% voting in Assam till 3 pm
RELATED: Rahul Gandhi files nomination papers; declares assets worth Rs 9.40 crore
* Amit Shah booked in two more cases by Uttar Pradesh police
* Goa records 35% polling till 11 am
* 37% voting in Assam till noon
* 22% voting in Assam till 10 am
* Lok Sabha Elections 2014: Male voter turnout more in morning hours in Goa
ALSO READ: All you need to about the elections in Assam, Goa, Sikkim and Tripura
Updates April 11 - Mizoram:
* 50% polling till 2 pm in Mizoram
* Seven Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail machines develop snag during Mizoram polls
* Voting starts for lone Lok Sabha seat, Assembly by-poll in Mizoram
Updates April 10 - Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh, Andaman and Nicobar, Chandigarh, Lakshadweep, Delhi:
* Over 60% polling in Uttar Pradesh
* Jharkhand witnesses 58.03% polling
* Ghaziabad records 59.8% turnout as polling ends
* Impressive voter turnout in most regions
* 58% polling in Odisha till 4 pm
* Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh garner over 30% of votes
* Nearly half of the electorate, over 45%, in six Lok Sabha constituencies of Bihar cast their ballot even as two troopers headed for poll duty were killed in a landmine blast
* 49% voting in Ghaziabad till 3 pm
* Two-thirds of Jammu electorate vote by 3 pm
* Also read: In old Delhi, some know whom to vote for, some in a dilemma
* Lok Sabha Elections 2014: Nearly 60% polling in Haryana, Chandigarh
* Delhi voting percentage poised to far exceed 2009 figure
* While at Green Park, the turnout was 62% till 5pm
* Till 5pm, voter turnout at the Jorbagh (New Delhi constituency) was 65%
* About 50% polling in four Lok Sabha seats in Jharkhand
* Third phase of Lok Sabha Elections see large voter turnouts in states of Haryana, Delhi and violence hit Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh. Read More
READ ALSO: Communal SMS asks people to vote for BJP; CPI asks Election Commission to act on hate campaigns
* Maoists have looted EVM in the Kotpad area of Odisha
READ ALSO: Election Commission seeks report from Malda
* 45% polling in Bihar, two troopers killed in blast
* Up to 35% of Haryana's nearly 1.61 crore electorate exercised their franchise during the first six hours of voting
* Encounter with security forces leaves one Naxal dead and another injured in Chhattisgarh
* 38% voting in Kerala till noon, Maharashtra records lowest at 10%
* One-third electors vote in Jharkhand
* In Ghaziabad where around 35% polling was recorded till 1 pm
* Meira Kumar busy in Sasaram, fails to cast vote in Delhi
* Impressive voter turnout in Ghaziabad
@dna @calamur @kunalmajumder 40% voting in Delhi till 1 pm - Delhi all set to break all old voting records for Lok sabha
— Mayank Aggarwal (@journomayank) April 10, 2014
* Election Commission men allege heckle for filming bike rally, no information with police
(Queues outside a polling station in Indirapuram area - this is in Ghaziabad constituency of Uttar Pradesh - the three main main contenders are AAP's Shazia Ilmi, BJP's VK singh (former army chief) and Congress's Raj Babbar. Photo Credit - Mayank Aggarwal/dna)
* Nearly 32% of the electorate voted in the first six hours in Bihar's six Lok Sabha constituencies despite incidents of violence in the state
* A total of 28% votes were cast till noon in the six Parliamentary constituencies in Bihar that went to polls
* Voting not so brisk in parts of Delhi, only 10% turn up in Saket
* Former railway minister Pawan Kumar Bansal and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Kirron Kher, who are contesting the Lok Sabha elections from the Chandigarh constituency, cast their votes in the city. Read More.
* Moderate to high turnout recorded in first four hours of voting in Lok Sabha polls in Bihar, Jharkhand, Andaman and Nicobar Islands as well as simultaneous elections to Lok Sabha and 70 Assembly constituencies in Odisha. Read More.
Dantewada : I would appeal to all locals to gather courage and come out to vote-Soni Sori,AAP pic.twitter.com/UoIESOdAxX
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
* Brisk polling reported across the 20 Lok Sabha seats in Kerala, with over 21% of the electorate casting their ballots within three hours
ALSO READ: Millions voted across 14 states and union territories in the third round of parliamentary elections to pick 91 of the country's 543 MPs. An estimated quarter of the 191 million electorate had voted by noon in five hours of balloting, with long queues of men and women seen right from the time the polling centres opened at 7 in the morning. Read More
Dantewada : AAP's Soni Sori casts her vote pic.twitter.com/U5CmVZQeYr
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
* 25% of 1.27 crore electorate exercise their franchise during the first four hours in Delhi
* Rahul Gandhi, Shashi Tharoor, Arvind Kejriwal, among prominent personalities who cast their votes in the third phase of Lok Sabha elections
* 22-year old Divya voted for Aam Admi Party (AAP). "Initially I thought I would go for the NOTA, however I changed my mind last minute and voted for AAP. Its true that they do not have experience but at least they are not corrupt," she told dna reporter Priyanka Sahay.
* Oommen Chandy, Shashi Tharoor casts vote in Kerala
* Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi among early voters
* Manish Sisodia votes along with Delhi in national elections. View more pictures of the elections
Baghpat : BJP's Satyapal Singh casts his vote pic.twitter.com/Q5uk8aO4x9
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
Maharashtra : NCP's Praful Patel casts his vote in Gondia pic.twitter.com/5b4SO2lVtF
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
READ ALSO: 10 things you need to know about the third phase of Lok Sabha Elections 2014
Delhi : CPI(M)'s Prakash Karat casts his vote pic.twitter.com/djCgG31rqN
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
* Explosives recovered in Bastar; 15% polling in initial hours in Bastar
* With 3 Jarnail Singhs in fray, AAP booth incharges in West Delhi caution voters to press the button carefully
* Over 25% voting reported in first 4 hours for 7 Lok Sabha seats
* Voting begins on dull note in Haryana
* Reportedly, the convoy of former Mumbai police commissioner and BJP candidate from Baghpat Satyapal Singh was attacked, Read More
@dna @calamur @kunalmajumder AAP hs improved booth management compared to Delhi assembly elections pic.twitter.com/HYjxE7xfu1
— Mayank Aggarwal (@journomayank) April 10, 2014
* Due to long queues Nathura in North East Delhi are going back without casting their votes. Rahul Raj, a resident of Amrit Vihar said he will return around lunch time to cast his vote.
READ ALSO: 62,000 Delhiites checked voters lists through SMS
@msisodia walking in his constituency after voting , meeting AAP's workers and people @dna @calamur @kunalmajumder pic.twitter.com/0cgMHfzHWQ
— Mayank Aggarwal (@journomayank) April 10, 2014
* Maoists open fire in Narayanpur, Kankapal and Sameli, 35kms from Dantewada (Soni Sori's polling booth) areas of Bastar to stop polling. No casualties reported as of now. CRPF back in control, Maoists fled from the scene after CRPF opened fire. As of now polling percentage is around 20%
* Nearly 15% polling in Chandigarh, Haryana
* 14% voting till 10am in Jharkhand
* 10% voting in early hours in Maharashtra
* 3 India Reserve Battalion personnel on poll duty shot dead by colleague in Jharkhand; arrested
* Polling begins in 11 states, 2 jawans killed in Bihar
BJP will win all 7 seats in Delhi,Narendra Modi will be our next PM. Nation will have a stable Govt: Meenakshi Lekhi pic.twitter.com/SolUa0CSzf
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
* Voting picks up in Uttar Pradesh including Muzaffarnagar
* Chief Election Commissioner VS Sampath on Thursday hoped that voting percentage will keep improving with every round of the Lok Sabha election.
Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal leaves after casting his vote pic.twitter.com/0M63y5mLUl
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
* Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal vote in Delhi
READ ALSO: Narendra Modi declares himself as married man
* Polling underway for 10 Lok Sabha seats in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra
Noida : AAP's Prashant Bhushan casts his vote pic.twitter.com/5UPDxB1jaY
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
* Sonia Gandhi casts vote in Delhi
Chandigarh : Kirron Kher's father casts his vote pic.twitter.com/Krp9b9OMl4
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
I am confident that people of Chandigarh will make BJP win by a huge margin-Kirron Kher pic.twitter.com/v30DtsFRmd
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
* Gurgaon voters praise clean polling stations in Haryana
We will win all 7 seats in Delhi-Arvind Kejriwal
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
READ ALSO: Lok Sabha Elections: Google launches 'Know your candidates' tool to help you make informed choices
Chandigarh : Pawan Bansal casts his vote pic.twitter.com/lztTmMazt5
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
Delhi : Rahul Gandhi leaves after casting his vote pic.twitter.com/6BxkFAMVlj
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
* Lok Sabha polls: Kapil Sibal, Kamal Nath cast their vote
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor casts his vote in Trivandrum pic.twitter.com/WaBuF3JkZ7
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
* Brisk polling in Kerala,16% turnout recorded in initial hours
READ ALSO: Former Kerala governor faces uphill task in Bihar seat for the Lok Sabha Elections 2014
* Delhi will break all voting records with over 12 million voters
* Violence hits Bihar on poll day
Nirman Bhawan(Delhi): Congress President Sonia Gandhi casts her vote pic.twitter.com/gTNJpq5F30
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 10, 2014
* Lok Sabha polls: Voting underway in 11 states, battle for 91 seats
READ ALSO: As riot-hit Muzaffarnagar votes, religious divide favours Narendra Modi
* Enthusiastic voting in Chandigarh, Haryana
* Kerala starts to vote in the third phase of Lok Sabha Elections
* Polling begins in Lakshadweep islands
* Brisk voting in Uttar Pradesh's 10 seats
* Voting begins for lone Andaman and Nicobar Lok Sabha seat
* Lok Sabha and assembly poll begins in Odisha amidst tight security
* Maharashtra begins voting in the third phase of Lok Sabha polls
* Lok Sabha polls start in Jharkhand
* Delhi voters out on morning walk in their track pants coming out to vote (Photo Credit Mayank Aggarwal/DNA)
* Polling begins in Delhi for seven Lok Sabha seats
* Lok Sabha polls under way in Madhya Pradesh
* Two CRPF jawans killed in Bihar before start of polling
Read Also:
11 key Lok Sabha candidates for the third phase of national elections
Updates April 9 - Meghalaya, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur:
* Over 82% turnout in Nagaland
* Over 60% polling in Nagaland till 2 pm
* Two CRPF men injured in Naxal blast in Chhattisgarh
* Meghalaya records 53% polling
* Voting sluggish in Arunachal Pradesh
* Elephant scare, firing near Meghalaya booths
* More than 35% votes have been cast in Nagaland
* 40% votes cast in Manipur till noon
* 16 malfunctioning EVMs replaced during polling in Arunachal Pradesh
* Estimated 20.9% polling in Nagaland till 10 am
* Meghalaya witnesses 10% voting
* 11% voters cast ballot till 10 am in Arunachal Pradesh
* Polling is yet to begin in a disputed area under Longleng district of Nagaland bordering Assam where security forces have prohibited entry of polling officials and setting up of a polling station.
* Arunachal Pradesh voters flocking to booths despite inclement weather
* Simultaneous Lok Sabha, assembly polls begin in Arunachal Pradesh
* Election for one Lok Sabha seat in Manipur begins
* Lok Sabha polls begin in Meghalaya
* Polling for lone Lok Sabha seat begins in Nagaland
* Mizoram poll deferred to April 11 due to shutdown and poll boycott calls by NGOs and student unions.
Updates April 7- Assam and Tripura:
* Over 83% voters cast vote in Tripura
* Assam sees over 63% polling till 3 pm
* 74% votes cast in Tripura till 3 pm
* 157 polling parties leave for booths in Mizoram Lok Sabha poll
* Powerful bombs recovered in Gaya
* Over 49% vote for Assam's five seats
* Click to view pictures of the Polls
* Faults in at least 33 EVMs in Assam, 29 replaced
* 35% voters cast ballot till noon in Assam
* 41% votes cast in Tripura till mid-day
* Assam has no 'Modi Magic' says Tarun Gogoi
* Assam records 12% polling in first two hours
* Lok Sabha Elections 2014: First phase of polls begins amid tight security
* Polling begins for Lok Sabha polls in Tripura. Around 1.2 million voters are eligible to vote in the Tripura West constituency. Polling for the Tripura East seat will be held April 12. The 13 candidates in Monday's fray include a woman, Joganati Datta, an independent candidate.
* Polling begins in Assam for first phase. An estimated 6.4 million people are eligible to vote in Tezpur, Jorhat, Kaliabor, Dibrugarh and Lakhimpur constituencies. Voting will be held at 8,588 centres in the five seats.
* Below is a schedule of the polling dates to look out for and bookmark to participate in the voting process.
April 9: Arunachal Pradesh (2), Manipur (1), Meghalaya (2), Mizoram (1), Nagaland (1)
April 10: Bihar (6), Chhattisgarh (1), Haryana (10), Jammu and Kashmir (1), Jharkhand (5), Kerala (20), Madhya Pradesh (9), Maharashtra (10), Odisha (10), Uttar Pradesh (10), Andaman and Nicobar (1), Chandigarh (1), Lakshadweep (1), Delhi (7)
April 12: Sikkim (1), Tripura (1), Assam (3), Goa (2)
April 17: Bihar (7), Chhattisgarh (3), Jammu and Kashmir (1), Jharkhand (5), Karnataka (28), Madhya Pradesh (10), Maharashtra (19), Manipur (1), Odisha (11), Rajasthan (20), Uttar Pradesh (11), West Bengal (4)
April 24: Assam (6), Bihar (7), Chhattisgarh (7), Jammu and Kashmir (1), Jharkhand (4), Madhya Pradesh (10), Maharashtra (19), Rajasthan (5), Tamil Nadu (39), Uttar Pradesh (12), West Bengal (6), Puducherry (1)
April 30: Andhra Pradesh (17), Bihar (7), Gujarat (26), Jammu and Kashmir (1), Punjab (13), Uttar Pradesh (14), West Bengal (9), Dadra and Nagar Haveli (1), Daman and Diu (1)
May 7: Andhra Pradesh (25), Bihar (7), Jammu and Kashmir (2), Uttar Pradesh (15), Uttarakhand (5), West Bengal (6), Himachal Pradesh (4)
May 12: Bihar (6), Uttar Pradesh (18), West Bengal (17)
* Read also
India kicks off world's biggest election in remote northeast. Read More
BJP releases manifesto on first day of voting, promises economic revival, development for all
To view a State-wise map of Election dates for Lok Sabha polls 2014, click here


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Lord Huron 'wide open and ambitious' (Updated December 11, 2012)
For the most dedicated artist, a career can be sparked in the oddest of places or in the strangest of ways. For Michigan native Ben Schneider, a solo project started in his bedroom has morphed into the musical personality known as Lord Huron.
Schneider, who spent months in Los Angeles writing songs and designing artwork, wasn't exactly sure where his ideas were headed. It was a week on the shores of Lake Huron that inspired Schneider to record at least three of the tunes that would comprise a first EP called "Into the Sun." He posted the project online immediately, and thanks to strong response put a band together upon his return to L.A. The result was Lord Huron's second EP, "Pop & Hiss." Critics praised the Caribbean-influenced percussion, lush acoustic guitars and Midwestern-accented harmonies, gaining Lord Huron an even larger following.
Lord Huron's first official music video, for the single "The Stranger," was released in January 2011. The band then toured heavily throughout the year, including performances at South by Southwest, Outside Lands and Lollapalooza. Eventually, they signed with independent label, IAMSOUND Records, in January 2012. Their first full-length album, "Lonesome Dreams," was released eight months later, with NPR (National Public Radio) comparing it the sound of two radio stations drifting together to create a mashup. The critic also described the project as, 'wide-open and ambitious, but also giddy and unpredictable.'
Lord Huron recently wrapped a fall tour, and will tour Europe in early 2013. Dates are currently scheduled in London, Hamburg, Brussels, Berlin and several other locations.
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date city state venue 05/16/2015 Los Angeles CA The Wiltern 05/15/2015 Oakland CA Fox Theater 05/14/2015 San Diego CA The Observatory North Park 05/13/2015 Tempe AZ Marquee Theatre 05/11/2015 Austin TX Stubbs BBQ 05/10/2015 Dallas TX South Side Music Hall 05/09/2015 Houston TX House of Blues - Houston 05/08/2015 New Orleans LA The Civic Theatre 05/06/2015 Nashville TN Ryman Auditorium 05/04/2015 Washington DC 9:30 Club 05/03/2015 Washington DC 9:30 Club 05/02/2015 Boston MA Paradise Rock Club 05/01/2015 Philadelphia PA Union Transfer 04/30/2015 New York NY Terminal 5 04/27/2015 Chicago IL Vic Theatre 04/26/2015 Minneapolis MN First Avenue 04/25/2015 Milwaukee WI Pabst Theater 04/22/2015 Englewood CO Gothic Theatre 04/21/2015 Aspen CO Belly Up Aspen 04/20/2015 Salt Lake City UT The Depot 04/18/2015 Seattle WA The Showbox 04/17/2015 Vancouver BC Vogue Theatre 04/16/2015 Portland OR Crystal Ballroom 04/14/2015 Santa Cruz CA Cocoanut Grove 04/13/2015 Santa Barbara CA Lobero Theatre 02/28/2015 Chicago IL Empty Bottle
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HAMMOND, La. - The future of classroom resources, teacher pay and school buildings are at stake on the Northshore this weekend.
In Tangipahoa Parish, voters in Hammond will decide on a new 15 mill property tax for magnet programs, while all voters will consider rededicating a 1-cent sales tax, currently for school maintenance and construction, to include use for school operations, which include teacher salaries and benefits.
In St. Tammany, ballots will include a bond renewal, three mills less than before, to pay for technology, security and building renovations. A new three mill property tax for salaries will also be considered which, combined with the renewal, equals no increase in cost. And voters will decide on rededicating a property tax, currently for maintenance, to be used for teacher pay.
Even though both districts are talking different dollars and cents, they're both headed to the polls for the same reason; a consistent lack of growth in funding from the state's MFP fund.
'We're doing a lot more with a lot less, but we're at that point that without this rededication, we just can't cut anymore positions. I don't think parents want to see us do that,' said Tangipahoa Parish Superintendent Mark Kolwe.
'Everything we do now is to make sure we get the best bang for the buck, whether it be different positions that have come available or different programs,' said St. Tammany Parish Schools Superintendent Trey Folse, 'I think we have the money where it needs to go. This money will certainly be used to protect the classrooms.'
Both efforts have received significant support in their communities. In St. Tammany, recent cuts in spending, ahead of asking voters for help, earn brownie points.
Lacey Toledano, president and CEO of St. Tammany West Chamber of Commerce said, 'Just like businesses right now are cutting their expenses and dealing with the economic climate, especially health care, the school board is also facing these issues.'
In Tangipahoa Parish, many support the tax for magnet programs in Hammond, especially since citizens asked for the election, but some concerns linger for the rededication plan in regards to the district's active desegregation order.
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For those of you who are going to run tournaments, would a scorecard be helpful? I created one and would love to hear if you could use it.
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*Note: In the example card, I filled out the tiebreakers from the example given in the tournament rules.
Thanks to Dbmeboy for the help!
3/17/13 UPDATE: Thanks to everyone for the feedback. It seems the only thing missing was some place to write down decks, so I updated the card to include a deck list. Also cleaned it up a bit.
3/18/13 UPDATE: Simplified the tiebreakers, added a player #.
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July 14th: Talk about dressing sharp for the beach! Kristin Cavallari rocked a sassy glass bikini on the runway during the Diesel show at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim.
July 14th: Kristin Cavallari brightened up the red carpet of the Diesel show, wearing a sexy summer dress.
July 14th: Gossip Girl star Jessica Szohr spun tunes in the DJ booth at the kick off bash for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim.
July 14th: Rock of Ages star Diego Boneta posed for photos with a sexy model at the kickoff party for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim.
July 15th: Sport's Illustrated model Christine Teigen showed off her fab figure in an Herve Leger dress and Sergio Rossi heels outside of the White Sands Australia show.
July 15th: A model struts her stuff down the runway of White Sands Australia's show.
July 15th: Adrienne Bailon rocked her daisy dukes to the Beach Bunny fashion show.
July 15th: Kate Upton was a bridal bikini bombshell, posing for pics with Christine Teigen after she walked the runway at the Beach Bunny show.
July 15th: Coco showed off her goods at party during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim, posing for pics with her hubby Ice-T and Dennis Rodman.
July 16th: Kate Upton enjoyed front row seats at the Caffe Swimwear show, showing off her model body in an Herve Leger dress.
July 16th: Shenae Grimes and Whitney Port hit the launch of the new Limited Edition Designed Skintimate Cans by Mara Hoffman at the W South Beach, which was sponsored by UV Vodka and ZICO.
July 16th: Songstress Adrienne Bailon gets a Miami SWIM glow by celebrity makeup artist Ashunta Sheriff at the Mary Kay Lash Love bar on Saturday.
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LOS ANGELES, California—Miss California USA Carrie Prejean "breached her contract" by keeping semi-nude photos a secret and could be stripped of her beauty queen title, according to a state pageant spokesman.
Miss California USA Carrie Prejean may lose her crown because of some semi-nude photos she appeared in.
Prejean said the photos—taken when she was 17 and aspiring to be a Victoria's Secret model—were being used in a "vicious and mean-spirited" effort to silence her for "defending traditional marriage."
The 21-year-old Miss USA contestant has been the center of controversy since she declared her opposition to same-sex marriage in a response to a question on the pageant stage last month.
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In March 1964, a White Paper on Defence in Canada proposed a major restructuring of the three armed services into a single integrated military. On February 1, 1968, Bill C-243, The Canadian Forces Reorganization Act, was granted Royal Assent, and the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Army, and the Royal Canadian Air Force were combined into one service: the Canadian Armed Forces. The intent of the new military structure was to achieve cost savings and improve command and control of the Canadian military. All of the services adopted the same forest green pattern uniform and ranks with service specific insignia.
This is an example of the Canadian Forces uniform coat issued to Air Force personnel. There is no information about the specific individual that wore this coat but it was donated to the National Air and Space Museum by the Canadian Forces Attaché as a gesture of good will and international cooperation.
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Canadian Forces hunter green wool service coat; single breasted with drop fall collar; 2 upper flap pockets with box pleats and 1/2" diameter button; 2 lower front flap pockets; 4 brass 1" diameter buttons down front; gold embroidered pilot's badge over left breast pocket (gold wings and maple leaf surmounted by the Queen's crown, maroon laurel leaf wreath surrounds maple leaf); embroidered "Canada" insignia on shoulders; 5 service ribbons (1. Korea Service Medal 1950-1953 2. United Nationals Medal for Korea 3. Emergency (Egypt-Sinai) Force Medal 4. Cyprus Service Medal 5. Canadian Forces Decoration); Major rank insignia stripes on cuffs.


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OXFORD, Ohio - After both had career-best weekends, the Miami Athletes of the Week connected by Frontier Communications for the week of Jan. 28 to Feb. 3 are sophomore distance runner Anna Lamb on the women's side and hockey freshman forward Kevin Morris on the men's side.
Lamb (Granville, Ohio) had a stellar performance at the Akron Invitational Friday night as she won the gold division (top tier) 5000m run in a personal-best 17:04.68, which ranks her fourth in school history and is the fastest time by a RedHawk in the event since 2011. Her time is also the fastest 5K time in the MAC so far this year and ranks 49th nationally while she also automatically qualified for the MAC Championships in the event. The win was the first of her collegiate career, beating out a field of 24 that included runners from Kent State, Marshall, Bowling Green, Akron, IPFW, Florida Atlantic and others. She won the race by a whopping 12 seconds ahead of the runner-up, also from Miami, while improving on her previous-best 5K time by nearly 20 seconds.
The Miami Female Athlete of the Week honor is the first of Lamb's career while she is also the first track and field athlete to claim the distinction this season.
Morris (Massena, N.Y.) had the best weekend of his young career as he helped the RedHawks sweep Alaska. The rookie totaled four points on the weekend after entering the weekend with a total of four points (3g, 1a) all season (26 games), including none since Dec. 7. Morris had two goals and assists each with a +4 rating in two games against the Nanooks. In Friday's 4-1 win, he dished out an assist on the game-winning goal and had a +1 rating. In Saturday's 6-2 win, Morris totaled a career-high three points on two goals and an assist. It was his first multi-goal game as a RedHawk and his first collegiate multi-point game. Morris' first goal Saturday was the game-winning goal as he broke a 2-2 tie in the second period with a hard wrister and Miami never trailed again. He was named the game's No. 1 star Saturday while putting five shots on goal and posting a +3 rating, as well.
Morris also claimed Miami Male Athlete of the Week for the first time in his short career. He is the eighth different hockey player to claim the honor this season.
Lamb and the rest of the women's track and field team are back in action this weekend as they compete at the Hoosier Hills Invitational, hosted by Indiana University in Bloomington, Ind. on Friday and Saturday. Morris and the No. 3 Miami hockey team return to the ice this weekend as well for a CCHA showdown at No. 6 Western Michigan Friday and Saturday in a battle of the league's top two teams. Puck drop is 7:05 p.m. both nights.
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Favourite Reading Half so farIn full: If you want a large road race with great atmosphere and crowd support then go for this one. Organisation at start was great. Parking close by, no queue for loos, nicely organised starting pens. Support round the race brilliant, including lots of live entertainment and unofficial water tables (?). Stadium finish is the best for a masse event! I didn't use the baggage tent nor the shuttle buses - which sounds like was a very good choice. Took a long time to leave the car park though which spoilt it a bit and if even more people tried to park close by there wouldn't be enough space...Date of review: March 3, 2014
In short: Really enjoyable start to the year - highly recommendIn full: My second time running this race and as before came home having had a thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding morning. Organisation was superb thanks. Very friendly all the way round, both runners and marshals. Challenging and scenic. There were a couple of bottlenecks, one soon after the start going up the first proper footpath and also some people found those steps a bit too crowded but if you are not looking for a super fast time and just want a tough but enjoyable run I recommend this one. Fast people need to start off fast near the from, but slower people, please do start further back.Many thanks for putting on the race.Date of review: January 5, 2014
In short: Hard but appealingIn full: I got around half way through this race and thought 'never again'! The uphills really were quite hard! But, bieng a circular route they were accompanied by some fast downhills. By the end I changed my mind. Scenery was lovely, organisation excellent and atmosphere friendly. May do again if free. Be prepared to possibly walk some of it and enjoy!Date of review: April 29, 2013
In short: Loved itIn full: First time I have run this one after a recommendation from a friend. I am really glad I did. Only my second trail run and am enjoying them immensely compared to the usual pavement slogs. Lovely cross country route with some nice downs and challenging ups! Plan to be back next year.Many thanks to the organisers, including the marshalls, for a great morning out.One comment to the organisers. Would it be possible in the race brief to politely request that those runners who walk uo the steps to keep the middle free if at all possible for those who are trying to run up please and/or not walk three abreast? It's hard enough trying to run up them without also repeatedly having to politely ask people to move over.Date of review: January 10, 2013
In short: Loved itIn full: Really enjoyed this one thanks. My first 'trail' race so don't know how to compare it in terms of toughness but I though it was pretty hard going. Not helped by the fact that I only have road shoes...Made a lovely change to running around Dorney Lake. Thanks to everyone who helped run this event. Well worth turning up for.Date of review: July 15, 2012
In short: One of my favouritesIn full: I've been running this race since 2007 for two reasons. One, it is the closest race to where I live and two, I really enjoy it. Another good one thanks MAC. I was a bit thrown at the start when we went the wrong way, but all was corrected. But at least the bridge was open (been worrying about that for weeks!). Thanks ever so much to the organisers, the marshalls, the water providers and anyone else who helped make it a great morning's event once again.Was hoping for a really fast time (for me) this year but did struggle a bit. Thought it would be cold but ended up getting a tad hot. Still, knocked over a minute of my previous best for this course so was pleased.The t-shirt was brillant thanks, more than happy to have that rather than a medal or goodie bag. Didn't realise it was a 'technical' one until I got home (I had thought "Oh well, another t-shirt that I won't wear" but was very pleased when I opened it).Looking forward to next year already.Date of review: April 7, 2012
In short: Lovely morning out for the whole familyIn full: My 6th running of this event (why are previous year's reviews on runners world elsewhere?) and really enjoyed the whole morning as always. As did my family. Such a lovely, friendly event. Will be back again next year.Only drawbacks were that kids missed not having a bouncy castle this year, and I could have done with a second water station due to the warm weather.Date of review: September 12, 2011
In short: Very enjoyable new half marathon eventIn full: Thanks to PP and all of the marshalls, water stop helpers and anyone else for an enjoyable morning. Being a local to Maidenhead it was great to run a half marathon so close to home.Despite it being an easy route in theory, I was quite a lot slower than my pb. Think might be a question of training/prep rather than anything else though.Route was great. Unlike others, I enjoyed the first lap at the start! Meant my family could cheer me on more than once. Need to sort out the faster runners catching up before all get through start line though. Road closures worked well. Not great having to go under the main road twice, but I am not sure there is much that can be done about that. There were clear mile markers (one reviewer didn't see them).Timing indicators at the start would be useful to help people line up in right place according to expected finishing time.Didn't use/need baggage drop or toilets.I plan to run every year, with my designated number.Date of review: September 6, 2011
In short: Very enjoyable team event. Highly recommend it.In full: Second year of running this and really enjoyed it. Lovely atmosphere and well organised. Routr around Maidenhead is great. Slightly twisty bu get to run along the high street as well as along the thames. Thanks Purple Patch and helpers. Many thanks also to *all* of the marshalls. Can't have been that nice stood in the rain, but they were brilliant and giving directions and encouragement. Hoping I can do the half planned in September. Will be back for the relay next year - need to keep our shield!Date of review: June 12, 2011
In short: Very enjoyable - one of my favouritesIn full: A very enjoyable 10k. Lovely to have it back since it's last running in 2007. Must admit that I can't quite remember the old course, but today's route was great. Lots of variety, including the 'cross-country' like start and finish, the tow path and some town bits in the middle. Didn't quite make it to the Oracle though?!Thanks to the organisers and marshalls for a lovely start to my Sunday morning.Date of review: October 3, 2010
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"Every fight is a food fight when you're a cannibal."- Demetri Martin
No need to spend big at trade deadline. Gotta lot of cap flexibility next year with a good young core.
Definitely in need of a third PG, I believe the nets renounced their rights to Armon Johnson? Quick guard who has quite a lot of potential. Ish Smith fits that mold too...
In terms of backup wings, Roger Mason has already been mentioned (we could do with a veteran locker room presence), Sam Young and Chris Douglas-Roberts may be options also... And dare I say, Michael Redd? Havent heard if he's be willing to play for a rebuilding team, but if so, he still has some scoring left in the tank
Looks like Willie Green off the board. Just got traded to the Clippers. Should make a play for Delfino, Meeks, or Mason as a backup 2 guard.
Slightly out of left field, but I wouldn't mind signing Mike Bibby for a year, purely from a veteran savvy/leadership point-of-view.
He could be a decent mentor for Rivers- whether he'd want to come is another matter altogether.
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Amino proved in Olympics he is no starter. Start Anderson at the 3!!!
Hey guys, since Robert has already been invited to the camp, who else would invite?
Personally, I would consider inviting Chris Johnson. Last season, he showed high energy coming off the bench, not much of a scoring threat down low but he is still young and is familiar with our system. He can be our 3rd C.
"I go so hard, I go so mean... I'm so NEW ORLEANS" - Lil' Wayne"We not stopping at no stores man ! We staying on the gas !" - Tyreke Evans
Chris Johnson would be an ideal 3rd C on our depth chart. He still has room to grow. However, I don't believe he'll be on our opening day roster.
Well we'll see but he would have finished the season with us he hadn't suffered that concussion.
Can you put up some of his stats?
Chris Andersen signing for the veterans minimum?
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Here's Chris Johnson stats : http://www.nba.com/playerfile/chris_johnson/
Advanced stats : http://www.82games.com/1011/10POR15.HTM
I'm far from a stats expert, is it decent for a 3rd C ? I thought he played decently for us last season.
Aminu is not a starter based on how he played last season, but who else will start at the 3? Anderson? Maybe but that's not ideal either. But, if Aminu doesn't perform well in the preseason, then the team may not have a choice but to start Anderson at the 3 with Davis and Sideshow Bob at center.
This is how the 9 man rotation is breaking down right now....
1 - Vasquez
2 - Gordon
3 - Aminu
4 - Anderson
5 - Davis
1 - Rivers
2 - Mason Jr
3 - ________
4 - Smith
5 - Lopez
I see Warrick/Miller/Henry competing for that 10th spot in the rotation. DNP for the summer league guys Robertson and Bowles.
Aminu is the only satisfactory player we have at the wing and he has not performed much beyond average in his career so far. Given this lineup, the Hornets could benefit from adding a veteran to play at the wing (unless Warrick/Henry/Miller emerge to be a reliable option at SF).
But even if they don't add anyone else, that is a pretty respectable team.
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Lopez is starting at Center and Anderson at the 3. That's at least how the year is starting off.
Barring some unforeseen change, Aminu will start the year on the Bench. He was the starting 3 until we swung the Lopez deal. Regardless, Lopez and Aminu get 20-25+ minutes a game. More than enough time to show what they have and contribute. Anderson, Davis, Gordon should all command 35+
If you have Davis, Lopez, and Anderson all starting, the bench rotation is going to be ugly, the paint will be vulnerable. But with Smith/Lopez as a front court combination for the second team, it's a strength.
Time will tell.
Watching Aminu today has me convinced that the SF position is up for grabs. He really hasn't improved much from last season. His perimeter jumper is still lacking. He's not comfortable with his ball-handling other than driving to the basket. Otherwise, he still looks down alot to make sure he doesn't lose the ball. He's also settling for a lot of jumpers.
If I'm Darius Miller, I'm shooting 1,000 jumpers everyday because the starting SF position is definitely not set in stone. Miller is battling a young player who can't shoot or dribble and still plays like a project (Aminu) and another player who hasn't shown anything so far and is constantly injured (Henry). He's actually older than both and has a bit of polish in his game. Wouldn't surprise me at all if he manages to beat out both guys for the starting spot. But, I could be wrong.
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Let's be clear. Amino may start but he is not the short or long term answer at SF. Here is how I think it will play out.
I see Anderson coming in mid 1st quarter to replace Aminu unless athletic wing on other team (Heat, Thunder, Grizzlies, 76ers). Second unit coming in at end of 1st quarter will be Rivers, Mason, and Smith. That will be main 9 man rotation with Thomas, Henry, and Warrick getting spot play. Decent lineup but will be better following year once clear cap space of Lewis, Warrick, Henry, Aminu, and Mason and add 2 more studs with the 24 million in cap space, likely at SF and C (unless Rivers struggles at PG).
lets not jump to conclusions on AFA from international basketball. it's a different game and he's on a team where he gets far more defensive attention than he will in the NBA. he also brings the ball up for them at times and plays sort of the "point-forward" role. not his game. hasn't gotten a real fair shot in playing solid minutes for a team, so this season will be vital for him
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This week's Spotlight is on Dr. Knut Reinert. Knut is a professor at Freie Universität in Berlin, Germany, and chair of the Algorithms in Bioinformatics group in the Institute of Computer Science. Knut and his team focus on the development of novel algorithms and data structures for problems in the analysis of biomedical mass data. In particular, the group develops mathematical models for analyzing large genomic sequences and data derived from mass spectrometry experiments (for example, for detecting differential expression of proteins between normal and diseased samples). Previously, Knut was at Celera Genomics, where he worked on bioinformatics algorithms and software for the Human Genome Project, which assembled the very first human genome.
On Oct. 22, 2013, Knut will deliver a GTC Express Webinar presentation titled: Intro to SeqAn, an Open-Source C++ Template Library.
Following is an excerpt from our interview (you can read the complete Spotlight here).
NVIDIA: Knut, tell us about the SeqAn library.
Knut: Before setting up the Algorithmic Bioinformatics group at Freie Universität, I had been working for years at a U.S. company – Celera Genomics in Maryland – where I worked on the assembly of both the Drosophila (fruit fly) and human genomes. A central part of these projects was the development of large software packages containing algorithms for assembly and genome analysis developed by the Informatics Research team at Celera.
Although successful, the endeavor clearly showed the lack of available implementations in sequence analysis, even for standard tasks. Implementations of much needed algorithmic components were either not available, or hard to access in third-party, monolithic software products.
With this experience in mind, and being educated at the Max-Planck Institute for Computer Science in Saarbrücken (the home of very successful software libraries like LEDA and CGAL) I put the development of such a software library high on my research agenda.
The fundamental idea was that the library should be comprehensive for the field of sequence analysis, it should be easy to use, and most of all (because of the tremendous data volumes in genomics, ~3 GB per human genome) be efficiently implemented.
In 2003, Andreas Gogol-Döring joined the Algorithmic Bioinformatics group. Over the next 18 months, lively discussions about goals, different software designs, and the possible content of the library followed, which led to various prototypes that allowed us to verify the design ideas with the corresponding implementations.
Although this approach was rather work-intensive, it led to a lot of insights and finally to the current SeqAn design, which in our opinion, fulfills our initial goals.
In the following years we were able to attract a handful of very talented PhD students who joined the project. In 2006, David Weese and Tobias Rausch joined the SeqAn team, followed by Anne-Katrin Emde in 2008. Their help in augmenting the functionality of SeqAn and in implementing algorithms, data types, and providing documentation and tutorials was indispensable in making SeqAn a great product.
NVIDIA: Describe the hardware/software platform currently in use by your lab.
Knut: We have modest needs, since we develop tools and software libraries and do not in general have a lot of data analysis tasks. We have a couple of high memory compute servers (6 to 12 cores, between 48 to 256 GB main memory). In addition we have a compute cluster, with some NVIDIA Tesla K20s in the cluster and some on a dedicated development machine.
NVIDIA: What types of parallel algorithms are being implemented?
Knut: So far we have implemented only the low-hanging fruit, which has worked astonishingly well. The parallelization consists of two parts.
The first was to bring an involved data structure, the FM-index, generically onto the GPU. The FM-index allows fast exact and approximate searches of patterns in genome sized data. It is popular, since it uses a small amount of memory. For example, an enhanced suffix array for the complete human genome (another efficient search index) needs 42 GB of main memory, while an FM-index needs much less. Our new implementation in SeqAn needs only 3.7 GB and hence fits on current GPUs.
Secondly, we programmed a parallel traversal on this index in a generic fashion, which allows the code to run on a multicore as well as on the GPU.
NVIDIA: What approaches have been useful for CUDA development?
Knut: First we made sure that the whole SeqAn library compiles with the CUDA compiler on the GPU. Thus, we could seamlessly compile code in SeqAn on the CPU and the GPU.
Secondly, we took a holistic approach and thought "big." Instead of aiming to speed up only certain aspects of the algorithm, we thought about how we can implement the infrastructure to port ALL our indices to the GPU. The end result is simple and elegant.
NVIDIA: Were any specific GPU-accelerated libraries utilized?
Knut: Yes. We used the device vectors and pointers from Thrust to easily port our data structures to the GPU.
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|Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School
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Biographical Profile:
Dr. Brauner attended medical school at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and completed her ophthalmology residency at Harvard Medical School, followed by subspecialty training in glaucoma at Mass. Eye and Ear. She contributed to the development of the Mass. Eye and Ear Cataract Master™, a web-based computer simulation tool designed to teach the cognitive aspects of phacoemulsification cataract surgery to ophthalmologists, residents, and fellows.
Dr. Brauner is actively involved in the teaching and supervision of medical students and ophthalmology residents, both in clinic and in the operating room. The recipient of a departmental teaching commendation, Dr. Brauner also was selected as one of ten Mass. Eye and Ear faculty to mentor visiting professors from Shanghai Eye ENT Hospital who are developing the first state-sponsored ophthalmology residency program in China.
Clinical Interests
Comprehensive ophthalmology, cataract surgery, glaucoma
Research Interests
Clinical outcomes of cataract surgery, risk factors related to glaucoma, and side effects of glaucoma medications
For a full publication list, please see her CV.
Achieving target refraction after cataract surgery. Simon SS, Chee YE, Haddadin RI, Veldman PB, Borboli-Gerogiannis S, Brauner SC, Chang KK, Chen SH, Gardiner MF, Greenstein SH, Kloek CE, Chen TC. Ophthalmology. 2014 Feb;121(2):440-4.
A cross-sectional survey of the association between bilateral topical prostaglandin analogue use and ocular adnexal features. Shah M, Lee G, Lefebvre DR, Kronberg B, Loomis S, Brauner SC, Turalba A, Rhee DJ, Freitag SK, Pasquale LR. PLoS One. 2013 May 1;8(5):e61638.
Effects of caffeinated coffee consumption on intraocular pressure, ocular perfusion pressure, and ocular pulse amplitude: a randomized controlled trial. Jiwani AZ, Rhee DJ, Brauner SC, Gardiner MF, Chen TC, Shen LQ, Chen SH, Grosskreutz CL, Chang KK, Kloek CE, Greenstein SH, Borboli-Gerogiannis S, Pasquale DL, Chaudhry S, Loomis S, Wiggs JL, Pasquale LR, Turalba AV. Eye (Lond). 2012 Aug;26(8):1122-30.


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Hello, friends and neighbors. It is good to see you here.
In the last few columns, I have moved the "hello neighbor" to the end of my column thinking that perhaps readers would like a change. I've had several comments from readers such as, "I was looking for 'hello, neighbor' and it wasn't there." So, from the beginning, "Hello, neighbor."
Scott and Michelle Wheeler of the SFI Group Insurance Co. in Surf City are football people. They are founders and avid supporters of the Dixon youth football league and the Dixon Grid Iron Club giving much time, talent and resources to the youth sports.
Last August, Scott planned a big football weekend for his family. He purchased five tickets for what he thought was a Friday night Aug. 30 final preseason game between the Carolina Panthers and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Bank of America Stadium. It was going to be a surprise weekend for the family to visit their daughter, a freshman at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. It was also the inaugural football game that Saturday for UNC-C.
"It was a football weekend for sure," Michelle said.
Scott made reservations at the Great Wolf Lodge in Concord. Scott and Michelle had planned to leave the office at lunchtime on Friday and head to Charlotte for the Panthers game that night. Lying in bed Thursday night, resting before the big weekend, the phone rang. It was their daughter. "Daddy, you know those tickets you bought?" she asked. "Yes," Scott acknowledged sleepily.
"Ummmm, the game is on right now," she said.
The couple turned on the TV. The Panthers were playing on Thursday and not Friday. Time to call an audible and change the play to watch the Panther/Steelers game on television. Hey, the Panthers won 25 to 10. Sometimes it is tough going being a Panthers fan, so we have to celebrate it when and where we can.
"We just had to laugh about it," Michelle said. "Who could be upset? We still went to Charlotte. We took our time getting there since there was no rush for Friday. We stayed at the Great Wolf Lodge and the 49ers won their first football game against Campbell, 57 to 7."
That's a win regardless of how the plays were called.
Politics and medical care
I was describing my visit to an out-of-town medical facility last week. I explained that although I was on time for the medical test, I was rerouted to different labs and ended up being frustrated and late for the procedure.
"One good thing," I said, "when I finally found the place, they told me I had the best technician in the facility for this test so I have faith in the test results."
There was a pregnant pause.
"I hate to tell you but you may or may not have had the best technician," I was told. "The newest trend in medical care is to reassure the patient by telling them that they are in the best hospital and are getting the best care. Medical care providers are being taught classes on how to care for patients in this manner."
I was stunned. While I believe that those who care for the sick should be kind and compassionate, I also believe that it is imperative to tell patients the truth. If patients are going to build a relationship and trust the provider, the truth must be spoken in the kindest way possible. Armed with this truth, patients are then able to team with the doctor and nurses to make informed decisions about their care options, which is another trend in medicine.
I remember when my mother was diagnosed with multiple myeloma. Her physician had told us in the waiting room that with treatment, she could live another 8 to 10 years. Later that evening in her hospital room, she was discussing what she needed to do in the next few weeks. I asked her, "What is the hurry? The doc said that with proper treatment, you will live another eight to 10 years." She looked at me for a long time and then said, "Carol, you wouldn't lie to me would you? Now more than ever it is important to tell me the truth?"
"Have I ever lied to you since I became an adult?" I asked. "I understand the importance and I promise you that is what he said. We will ask him again together."
When a person has a serious diagnosis, it is the time more than ever for truth. Politics have no place in medicine. And, please tell me the results as soon as possible. If you've ever been there, you know that's compassion.
Thank you for coming.


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Michaelhouse will be hoping for a repeat of the 2008 season that saw them remain unbeaten in KZN circles.
The 1st XV played adventurous brand of rugby last year and gave the ball lots of air.
Gavin Ross, who did a stirling job in 2008, will again be in charge of the side in 2009. Ross also has the luxury of calling on the services of Sharks backline coach Grant Bashford from time to time.
However, a big challenge awaits Michaelhouse this year with only three players from last year still around, and they will face stern opposition from the top KZN schools looking to knock them off their pedestal.
Michaelhouse will play Grey PE, who they lost to last year, at the latter's Easter festival. They will also be looking to maintain their dominance over traditional rivals Hilton, who they have beaten in their past four encounters.


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Peters Lane, Cowcross Street, London, England, UK
Neighborhood: Clerkenwell
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Hard to believe, but there was a time in London's recent past when there was practically nowhere worth staying this far east — unfortunate indeed when one considers that there is in fact a world outside the West End. It's a situation that's since been remedied, and these days City financial types and the Clerkenwell/Hoxton art and design crowd alike have more than a few worthy options for putting up visitors in style.
One of the likeliest candidates is the Rookery, a sort of sequel to the literary-themed Hazlitt's, in Soho. This one is an homage to the days when all manner of villains congregated here in the lawless zone (itself called the Rookery) just outside the old city limits. Today this part of Clerkenwell is more a dining-and-drinking sort of place, not terribly unlike Soho, really, though it's still the place to catch sight of the occasional bit of villainy: Pete Doherty was famously arrested here, in an unintentional echo of the Rookery's romantic, sordid history.
It's a history that the Rookery (the hotel) trades on quite explicitly. Each one of its bedrooms is unique, and named for characters from the Rookery's lawless days, not just professionals but criminals and prostitutes as well. Inside they're beautifully old-fashioned, a Victorian fantasy, some wood-paneled, all antique-furnished, with bathrooms featuring restored Victorian-era plumbing and fittings — a difficult sell to some guests, possibly, but not at all lacking for personality.
The only modern intrusions are the absolute necessities, which, in London hotels, include LCD televisions and wireless internet access. There's no restaurant, and only limited room service, which is hardly an imposition given that some of the city's top restaurants are within walking distance. And so are some of Clerkenwell's best clubs and pubs, in case you're in the mood for a Doherty-esque night on the town — if you play your cards right there could someday be a room at the Rookery bearing your name.
- 33 Rooms
- Style: Traditional Elegance
- Atmosphere: Lively
- 104 Guest Reviews
- The Rookery
- Peters Lane, Cowcross Street
- London, England, UK
- Neighborhood: Clerkenwell
Hotel amenities and services
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- 24 hour concierge
- 24 hour front desk
- 24 hour room service
- Babysitting (on request)
- Bar
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Boardroom
- Central air conditioning
- Free wi-fi
- Garden
- Honesty Bar
- Library
- Lounge
- Luggage storage
- Multi-lingual staff
- No pets allowed
- Room service
- Shopping area nearby
- Wake-up service
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104 Guest Reviews
All reviews are from Tablet guests with verified stays.
- Jesse
- Stayed August 2013
- Rating: Excellent
What I liked:
Loved the location, the ambience, the unique nature of the building and the story of the place. The clawfoot tub and the oak headboards were a brilliant touch, as was the "honesty bar" and the collection of vintage books placed in curiosity-inducing random locations throughout the rooms and hotel.
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
- Hannah
- Stayed July 2013
- Rating: Good
What I liked:
Atmosphere was cozy
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
- Corwin
- Stayed January 2013
- Rating: Excellent
What I liked:
The rooms are nice and comfy. Islington is a lovely area. St. John's, a really great Michelin starred restaurant is a 5 minutes walk from the hotel. The conservatory is beautiful and the honor bar is cheaper than a pub. There's also a sweet little cat!
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!


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