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Pink the Rink has special meaning for cancer survivor
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Jamie Tasky, of Stanwood, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011. She is a two-year survivor and actively engaged in fundraising efforts for Saturday's Pink the Rink. Tasky and her husband, Jeff, own Tasky's Metric Cycle in Everett.
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Stanwood's Jamie Tasky was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011. She is now a two-year survivor and actively engaged in fund-raising efforts for Pink the Rink at Saturday's Everett Silvertips hockey game. Tasky and her husband, Jeff, own Tasky's Metric Cycle in Everett where they collect donations. They also have created a sticker to help raise breast cancer awareness.
When the Everett Silvertips host Pink the Rink during Saturday's game against the Seattle Thunderbirds, Tasky will be at Comcast Arena. Now cancer-free, she remembers her first Pink the Rink in 2011.
"It was right after I had surgery, and one week before I started chemotherapy treatments," the 42-year-old Stanwood woman said Tuesday.
She was just 40 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in July 2011. She had two surgeries before undergoing 16 rounds of chemotherapy, which lasted until March 2012. That was followed by three months of radiation treatments.
Healthy today, Tasky is grateful for the expertise of her medical team at the Providence Comprehensive Breast Center, and also for help she had paying for it.
Pink the Rink, where breast cancer survivors are honored and hockey fans are encouraged to wear pink, is a fundraiser for the charitable Providence General Foundation. Proceeds provide free mammograms for Snohomish County women who lack insurance coverage or other means to pay for the tests.
This will be fifth year for the event put on by the Silvertips, along with the Safeway Foundation and the Comprehensive Breast Center.
Cheri Russum, a spokeswoman for Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, said some donations also support Citrine Health, a nonprofit agency that works in partnership with Providence to provide screenings and services.
The Safeway Foundation donates $50,000 annually to the cause, Russum said. Money donated at Safeway cash registers to fight breast cancer stays in our community.
Over the past four seasons, Pink the Rink has raised $225,000, which according to the Silvertips website "equates to 2,250 free mammograms for women in Snohomish County."
"I look forward to Pink the Rink as a milestone of celebration with other survivors and family members," Tasky said. "Without the generous donations from Safeway and the Silvertips, life-saving resources would not be available to women like me."
She and her husband, Jeff Tasky, own Tasky's Metric Cycle on Hewitt Avenue in Everett. Their shop sells off-road motorcycles. Jamie Tasky said she didn't have insurance that covered mammograms when her doctor, during a physical, suggested she get one at age 40.
"It was something I almost put off," she said. Tasky looked into making payments to The Everett Clinic and went ahead with that first mammogram, which cost more than $300.
When the test turned out to be anything but routine, she went to the Providence Comprehensive Breast Center. After a biopsy, and with her husband at her side, "they gave me the diagnosis," Tasky said. It was stage 2 breast cancer.
Tasky said she had no family history of breast cancer. She was relieved later to learn she does not have the BRCA gene mutation that would put her at higher risk for ovarian cancer.
Russum said much of Tasky's treatment was paid through a program administered by Citrine Health, which oversees state funds and helps enroll uninsured breast cancer patients in Medicaid coverage.
"If women are uninsured, they don't have to go without treatments that save your life," Tasky said.
She lost her hair, and wore wigs donated to patients being treated at the Providence Regional Cancer Partnership. Except for her surgeries and recoveries, Tasky said she didn't miss a day of work.
"Jeff has had my back. He called me 'Champ' through my chemotherapy. No one even knew I was sick," she said.
Tasky said she and her husband may be featured in a short program on the big screen at Saturday's game. "My husband is saying, 'Fathers, sons, brothers, tell the women in your life to go get those tests done.' Early detection saves lives," she said.
At their cycle shop, the couple sell pink-ribbon breast cancer awareness stickers. Tasky launched a fundraising drive through Facebook, and said she hopes to donate about $1,800 to the Providence Comprehensive Breast Center.
"I just had a clear diagnostic mammogram. When my next one in January comes out clear, I will graduate to yearly tests as opposed to the every-six-months regimen I have been on since 2011," Tasky said. "I'm feeling full of energy and pretty darn good."
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Pink the Rink
The Everett Silvertips play the Seattle Thunderbirds at 7:05 p.m. Saturday for Pink the Rink night at Everett's Comcast Arena. The Silvertips will donate $5 for each ticket sold to the Providence General Foundation to provide free mammograms in Snohomish County. Tickets, $15 upper level or $20 lower level, at www.everettsilvertips.com/page/pinktherink
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Men's Basketball Falls in Conference Carolinas Opener; Smith Extends Scoring Streak
December 4, 2013
MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. - Freshman Mike Smith extended his streak of 20-point games to six in a row, but the Pfeiffer men's basketball team (2-5, 0-1 CC) dropped its Conference Carolinas opener to Mount Olive (5-2, 1-0) 94-82 on Wednesday evening. Smith entered the game fifth in the nation in scoring, and the only freshman in the top 50, and poured in a game-high 25 points, including a 10-for-14 performance from the free throw line. The Trojans used a balanced attack to secure the victory as five different players scored in double figures, led by 20 from Dominique Reed.
Pfeiffer had the game as close as 81-77 with 4:12 left in the game, but the Trojans closed on a 13-5 run in crunch time. Mount Olive shot only 42 percent from the field and went 4-of-21 from behind the arc, but held an 18-8 advantage on the offensive glass leading to a 54-36 lead in points in the paint.
The Falcons welcomed sophomores Matt Ellwood and David McNair back to the lineup and each provided a lift. Ellwood had 11 points and seven rebounds off the bench, while McNair narrowly missed a double-double with 12 points and nine rebounds. Ellwood missed four games with an ankle injury and played only three minutes on Saturday.
AJ Clark was stellar from the point guard position, hitting 7-of-11 shots for 16 points and added four assists. Big man Silvere Aluko had nine rebounds and two blocked shots on the defensive end. Pfeiffer committed 20 turnovers in the contest, compared to 11 by the Trojans.
Pfeiffer continued a strong stretch on the offensive end as they have 80 or more points in each of the last six games.
Mount Olive got 17 points off the bench from Jordan McCain and 13 points and 11 rebounds from Dory Hines.
Each team shot 34 free throws, with Pfeiffer converting 25 and Mount Olive hitting 24.
The Falcons look to return to the win column when they host Limestone on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Merner Gym.


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My cumulative GPA, thus far:
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- This whole thing is wildly inaccurate. Rounding errors, ballot stuffers, dynamic IPs, firewalls. If you're using these numbers to do anything important, you're insane.
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GPA Explaination Link (Score:4, Informative)by Anonymous Coward on Thursday January 24, 2013 @03:45PM (#42682965)
Here's a link for the curious.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_grading_in_the_United_States#Grade_point_average [wikipedia.org]
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Back in my day (Score:5, Informative)by dosun88888 (265953) on Thursday January 24, 2013 @04:12PM (#42683249) Homepage
There was no such thing as "Over 4.0," even if you took AP classes.
The GPA system isn't condusive to learning (Score:4, Informative)by Eightbitgnosis (1571875) on Thursday January 24, 2013 @09:32PM (#42686527) HomepageA class may have the same name and number on a transcript, but that class is completely different depending on who is teaching it.
Take for instance a math class. Some teachers allow notes, give extra credit for showing up, and extra credit on their tests. Yet other teachers do not allow any of that. In the former case a C+ effort can yield a B+, while the in the latter a B+ effort may only yield a C+. The second student may have even learned more than the first one, but the second student made the mistake of taking the harder teacher.
It's this reason students get on ratemyprofessor.com and systematically choose the easiest classes. If students take the harder teachers, even if they learn more, they're punished in their GPAs for doing so.
I have a "gpa" Below 2.0 an proud of it. (Score:4, Informative)
However, being in Germany, that means my grades are very good. Anything above a 4.0 is failing,
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(June 2, 2013) St. Petersburg, FL – The 2013 All Children's Hospital Telethon today recorded another resounding success, raising a grand total of $4,154,917 for the region's referral center for specialized pediatric care.
This year's Telethon theme, "Thirty Years of Miracles," celebrated a 30-year tradition of raising funds and friends for All Children's Hospital. Since its first annual broadcast in 1984, more than $84-million has been raised through the Telethon, with every dollar staying right here to support All Children's programs and facilities for youngsters.
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AUBURN, Ala. — Defensive end Dee Ford (left knee injury) and "Star" Justin Garrett (left foot sprain), who both sat out against Washington State, were back at practice Monday. Naturally, it led to questions about their availability for this Saturday's game.
Gus Malzahn kept his comments curt on the matter.
"We're hoping," Auburn's head coach said.
The status of Jeff Whitaker isn't as murky.
He'll be out for an extended period of time after injuring his right knee and undergoing surgery last week. The senior defensive tackle was seen on crutches prior to kickoff last Saturday. At this point, Malzahn said Whitaker is week-to-week.
Contingent upon how much time he misses, Malzahn said pursuing a medical redshirt was a definite possibility.
"Hopefully we can get him back sooner rather than later but if that does happen, we'll have that conversation," he said. "We've not had that conversation yet. Jeff is a leader on our team, if not the leader, and he's very important to us as a whole."
Linebackers' lack of influence doesn't faze Malzahn
Auburn's linebackers had a rough go of it versus Washington State – and that's putting it lightly. The unit had only five total tackles, with four from Kris Frost and one courtesy of Cassanova McKinzy. Malzahn wasn't worried, however.
He said it was more a function of the Cougars' pass-happy offense than anything the linebackers did wrong.
"Sometimes when teams pass the ball as much as they did, it takes the linebackers kind of out of the game," he said. "I think we'll learn more as we go, the more we face running teams."
On the victory over Washington State:
"It was a big win for us. I'm really proud of our guys. They found a way to win. My biggest question was how were we going to deal with adversity, and we had quite a bit of it on both sides of the football, but they overcame it. Also, it gave us a chance to see where we're at as a team, and that was a big question for me going into this game and our coaches. We've got a lot of work to do, and we know that and our players know that. But the good thing is most of the things that we saw are correctable. We're playing a bunch of young, inexperienced guys, and they'll have a chance to improve. I've been saying our goal is real simple: It's to improve each practice and each game, and so we're going to hold true to that, and I believe we definitely can do that."
On watching the film from the game:
"The thing about an offense is all 11 guys have to be doing their job or it gets pretty ugly. Most of our plays that we didn't execute, it was one or two guys, but it still makes everything look really bad. I believe we'll have a chance to get better and improve in that area.
"Defensively, it's kind of the same thing. One or two mistakes makes you look different, too. But I'm going to tell you this: A lot of that first game was about evaluation for us. We learned a lot about our players. We thought we had ideas about certain things, and some things were exactly what we thought and some things were a little bit different."
On how much of the Tigers' offensive playbook was used last Saturday:
"My big thing is you've got to be able to adjust in first games, because you think you know how they're going to play and then you get out there and it's usually a little bit different. We're just not to that point where we can have our whole playbook to adjust. We'll get there. But we've got a plan, you take it in and you have tweaks off of it, but each week we'll add more stuff and get more comfortable."
On players that impressed him in the season opener:
"Montravius (Adams) was one of them, there's no doubt. Our secondary overall really played well. They played specifically man in the second half against some pretty good receivers, and I thought they did a good job. Trovon Reed probably graded out as high as anybody did. Didn't have a whole lot of snaps, but he'll have more. He did a lot of things right."
On developing a "go-to" receiver:
"We still haven't found him, I'll tell you that. Hopefully here in the next game or two, everything will come to light. At the same time, a lot of them weren't given a whole lot of chances, so we need to give them a few more chances. Then I think we'll figure out who that guy is."
On his heated exchange with receiver Ricardo Louis on the sideline last week:
"I did? I chewed a lot of people out."
On Tre Mason's fumble late in the fourth quarter:
"That was a big turnover. That was a very critical play. As a coach, sometimes you just get a feel and when you're trying to build a program, there's certain things that as a coach you just use your instincts and you try to give a guy like that an opportunity. I know a lot about Tre from the fact that I coached him before. He's a competitor. He was disappointed. I wanted to give him a chance to redeem himself. He did that. I think that'll help us moving forward."
On the possibility of running the Wildcat with Cameron Artis-Payne:
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Fairhaven: a city built to race, chase and explore
June 10, 2012
In Need for Speed Most Wanted, freedom is everything. Drive anywhere, explore the world, hang out with your friends, compete in challenges or toy with the cops.
We've worked hard to design and build a large, open city environment around 3 fun ideas: Race, Chase and Explore.
Our races are about blasting across town and shooting through checkpoints, not keeping to prescribed, walled-in routes.
Knowledge of the world will help you anticipate turns or shortcuts and give you the edge over your friends, whether you're racing head-to-head or taking on their Autolog records.
For Most Wanted, we've evolved our handling to give you crisper control in the dense city grid and to deliver a deeper, more physical feel that shows off the different characteristics of the cars.
Fairhaven's policed by fast, tough, aggressive cops.
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And our live online play is not just about racing. Burnout fans will testify to the awesomeness of the Freeburn Challenge gameplay that forms the foundation of our multiplayer. It's all about open world. To find out more, check out our multiplayer post.
If you want to hang out with your friends, chat and compare cars, Fairhaven's just the place to do it.
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Opposition candidate Narendra Modi thundered to victory on Friday in the general election, with partial results showing that the pro-business Hindu nationalist and his party trounced the ruling Nehru-Gandhi dynasty in a seismic political shift.
Modi's landslide, the most resounding election victory India has seen in 30 years, was welcomed with a blistering rally on India's stock markets and raucous celebrations at offices across the country of his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), where supporters danced, exploded fireworks and gave out sweets.
The BJP looked certain of a parliamentary majority, giving the 63-year-old former tea-seller ample room to advance economic reforms which were started 23 years ago by current Prime Minister Manmohan Singh but stalled in recent years.
Singh's Congress party suffered its worst ever wipeout, a big boost to Modi's goal of ending the dominance of the Nehru-Gandhi family that has governed for most of the 67 years of independent India.
Singh, whose party looked set to win less than 50 of the 543 parliamentary seats at stake, congratulated Modi with a telephone call.
Crowds surged around Modi's car after he visited his mother's home in Gujarat, where he has been chief minister since 2001.
He sent a message saying "India has won" that instantly set a record as the country's most retweeted Twitter post.
The desire for change has been so strong that voters put aside concerns about Modi's Hindu-centric politics.
"I'm so happy because all of India wanted a strong government," shouted software engineer Vinod Rai at the BJP's Delhi headquarters. Rai echoed the sentiments of millions of Indians who bought into Modi's promises of job creation and economic growth to satisfy a bulging youth population.
With more than six times the seats of its closest rival, Modi's is the most decisive mandate for a leader since the 1984 assassination of prime minister Indira Gandhi propelled her son to office. Since 1989, India has been governed by coalitions.
The BJP had already won or was winning in 283 seats in parliament, counting trends showed, comfortably across the halfway mark of 272 required to rule. An alliance led by the party was ahead in 338 seats, TV channel NDTV said.
Meenakshi Lekhi lone female candidate elected to Lok Sabha from Delhi
Others: 152
Live Updates:
* Shunning Narendra Modi a grave mistake for US, says Democrat lawmaker, congratulates India's PM-designate
"Today is a victory for India", said influential Democratic lawmaker Eni Faleomavaega. Saying that the US had made a huge mistake in shunning Narendra Modi for over a decade, an influential Democratic lawmaker Friday congratulated the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader on his historic win.
* Muslim leaders hope BJP will focus on economic development
* Nawaz Sharif congratulates Narendra Modi
* Celebrities welcome Narendra Modi, hail new wave in Indian politics
* ALSO READ: Why do liberal intellectuals hate Narendra Modi?
* As the Narendra Modi-led BJP won a decisive mandate in the Lok Sabha elections, China today said it is willing to work with the new Indian government to take their bilateral strategic partnership to a new height. Read more
* Narendra Modi arrives in Vadodara, addresses a cheering crowd
* There are no enemies in a democracy. Yes there are rivals but this is the beauty of a democracy:
* I congratulate leaders of all parties and I am sure together we will be successful in taking the nation ahead
* There would not have been a Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, if there was no Gaekwad, says Modi
* "Sabka Saath,Sabka Vikas" is the mantra for our work
* Four times you gave me the opportunity to serve as the chief minister, not once did I take a vacation
* This verdict is about taking the nation forward and working hard for the dreams of the people
* A government does not belong to any party, but to the nation. It does not belong to few people but each and every Indian
* You have placed your faith in me. I have full faith in you. The people of India hit a triple-century today
* We never had the honour to die for the nation. But we have got a chance to live for 'Surajya'
* This isn't the time to die for the nation, rather a time to live for the nation
* Be it Congress or BJP, in this election the leaders were those who have been born in a free India
* Ours is a party that has fought Congress and believed in patriotism and it has been able to secure blessings of people
* After independence, whenever there has been a non-Congress government, it has been a coalition. First time after independence that a party other than the Congress has got a clear majority
* There were 7 by-polls in Gujarat where 6 were with Congress. Today BJP has won in 4
* Grateful to the people of Gujarat for giving us 26 out of 26 seats, says Modi
* Gujarat has a record to its credit- 26 out of 26. When we used to talk about this people laughed, says Modi
* If we hadn't got all 26 seats in Gujarat the media would have criticised the BJP, says Modi
* Vadodara created a new record in the history of general elections in India with a victory margin of 5.7 lakhs: Modi
* Vadodara has shown to the nation what is possible in term of governance: modi
* In the history of elections such a margin has not happened in a General Election. I am not talking about any by-election
* First time in history of India a candidate was not allowed to reach to his people, but the people of Varanasi put a stamp of victory on my silence anyway
* Each and every voter gave me so much affection. You all worked as if you are Narendra Modi
* This place has first right on me
* You have elected me with a record margin from here. Even though, after filing nomination from Vadodara, I could only give 50mins here,but you gave me apprx 5,70000 votes, salute you all in Vadodara
* The entire media wanted me to say something since morning, but I wanted to come and speak only in Vadodara, says Modi
* Bangladesh Premier Sheikh Hasina congratulates Narendra Modi, invites him to visit
* Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif congratulates Narendra Modi on his landslide victory
* Many in India tune it to Narendra Modi, others protest
* Ramkripal yadav of the BJP defeats Misa Bharti of the RJD
* Milind Deora congratulates Narendra Modi on BJP attaining a majority
* AAP emerges in Punjab, BJP gains in Haryana, Chandigarh
* BJP leader Rajiv Pratap Rudy wins from Saran by defeating Rabri Devi
* There were 7 such states where Congress didn't even reach a two digit mark, not even number 10 in any state, claims Amit Shah.
* We have broken all records in UP and BJP has won or is leading in 73 of the 80 seats, says Amit Shah
* The coming days will see a change in the Indian politics, says Amit Shah
* With all humbleness we accept the verdict of the people, says Sonia Gandhi. We hope that the new Govt will not compromise on the country's unity and integrity
* I congratulate the new government and wish them all the best. I hold myself responsible for this defeat, says Rahul Gandhi. We respect the mandate given by the people
* I congratulate Kirron Kherji, am sure she will work for Chandigarh. Also congratulate Narendra Modi and BJP/NDA, says AAP's Gul Panag
* Telegu Desam Party Leader N Chandrababu congratulates Narendra Modi on landslide win
*Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapaksa congratulates Narendra Modi, invites him on state visit
* Expelled BJP leader Jaswant Singh loses in Barmer, Rajasthan to BJP's Col Sona Ram
* Rajnikanth congratulates Narendra Modi on Twitter for historic win
* Manmohan Singh congratulates Narendra Modi, to resign on Saturday
* British PM David Cameron tweets congratulatory message to Narendra Modi
PM: Congratulations @narendramodi on victory in India's elections. Keen to work together to get the most from UK-India relationship
— UK Prime Minister (@Number10gov) May 16, 2014
* Sushma Swaraj credits poll win to BJP workers first, Narendra Modi later
* AAP's Kumar Vishwas congratulates Narendra Modi
Congrats @narendramodi led BJP on citizen's verdict in their favor. Hope his team stands up to the needs and expectations of Bharat Mata.
— Dr. Kumar Vishvas (@DrKumarVishwas) May 16, 2014
* BJP's Bappi Lahiri loses from Sreerampur loses to Kalyan Banerjee of TMC
* I have full faith that under Narendra Modi's leadership we will be able to fulfill our dream of a successful India
* BJP won with a clear majority. In independent India, BJP is the the only party that has managed to grow in stature as Congress.
* BJP has encompassed religion, region, race, social and geographical boundaries to achieve success
* People's mandate has won
* BJP parliamentary board made the right decision by selecting Narendra Modi as the prime ministerial candidate. He has worked very hard.
* We believe that poll results will usher a new era for India. Read more
* Poonam Mahajan on winning from Mumbai North Central, said, " I was told this is congress stronghold. I thank the almighty, my late father Pramod mahajan who will always remain with me and my biggest inspiration. I expected to win but such a huge margin is something which I want to thank my constituency members. This time it was not about vote bank but only about development and good governance. I thank my senior leaders for the support and guidance and this mode wave will continue during the assembly elections.
* Shatrughan Sinha wins from Patna Sahib
* DMK accepts defeat with bowed head: M Karunanidhi
* Don't use any provocative slogans, let celebrations be peaceful, says Rajnath Singh
* Stating that the BJP won the election on the issues of corruption, bad governance and dynastic rule, BJP veteran LK Advani said the role of Narendra Modi and the RSS in the party's victory has "to be assessed". Read more
* Arun Jaitley misled by Shiromani Akali Dal on contesting from Amritsar: Amarinder Singh
* O Raja Gopal loses to Shashi Tharoor in Thiruvananthapuram
* BJP leader Giriraj Singh, accused of using hate speech on multiple occassions, has won Newada, Bihar, defeating RJD's Raj Ballabh Prasad. Singh has said that all critics of Modi should go to Pakistan.
* BJP's Jatindra Singh defeats Ghulam Nabi Azad in Udhampur
* Outgoing External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid says the UPA government has done "outstanding work" in the field of foreign policy and is leaving India's relations "in fairly good condition" that the future government can look forward to. Read more
* BJP's Smriti Irani trails behind Rahul Gandhi in Amethi
* Ajay Agarwal loses to Sonia Gandhi in Rae Bareily
* BJP's Maneka Gandhi wins Pilibhit
* Yogendra Yadav defeated by Rao Inderjit Singh in Gurgaon
* The BJP made a stunning comeback in Uttar Pradesh as it surged ahead in 67 of the total 80 Lok Sabha seats in today's vote count in the state. Read more
* BJP appeared set to wrest all seven Lok Sabha seats in the national capital from the Congress, with the AAP in the second spot and the Congress at a poor third. Delhi Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Harsh Vardhan was leading by more than 52,000 votes in Chandni Chowk over AAP's Ashutosh. Read more
* AAP congratulates Narendra Modi
* BJP's Arun Jaitley loses to Capt. Amrinder Singh. Social media reacts to Arun Jaitley's loss in Amritsar
* Narendra Modi's oath-taking ceremony expected to be on May 21, Manmohan Singh to resign at 12:30 pm on Saturday.
* BJP's Maneka Gandhi leads in Pilibhit seat by 159083 votes
* Veteran Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Lal Krishna Advani was seen glued to the television set, watching the counting of votes.Read more
* Biju Janata Dal (BJD), which looks to sweep Lok Sabha polls in Odisha, said that it has not received any invite to join the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre. Read more
* Narendra Modi all set to be prime minister, BJP to get majority on its own
Narendra Modi appears all set to be the next prime minister with BJP likely to get a majority on its own, wresting power from Congress which is on the path of recording its worst ever performance in the Lok Sabha polls. Recording its best ever performance in its 34-year existence, the BJP on its own was leading in 276 seats, three more than the required half-way mark in the 543-member House, while its allies were ahead in 49 seats.
* Sushma Swaraj wins by 3.25 votes in Vidisha. This is a huge win, its even bigger than what happened in 1977, said Sushma Swaraj
* BJP's Khandwa candidate Nandkumar Singh Chouhan wins.
READ: All Modi's Men: The team behind the brand 'Narendra Modi'
* Narendra Modi and president Rajnath Singh today congratulated N Chandrababu Naidu on the TDP's spectacular performance in Andhra Pradesh Assembly and Lok Sabha polls. Read more
* After winning, Narendra Modi meets her mother. Touches her feet and gets her blessings.
READ: How BJP's exhaustive campaign translated into a win for Narendra Modi
* BJP leads from 4 seats in Himachal Pradesh
* BJP marches ahead in 18 constituencies in Karnataka, Congress in 8.
BJP prime ministerial nominee Narendra Modi has won from Vadodara in Gujarat by a record three lakh votes over his nearest rival, Congress leader Madhusudan Mistry. Read more
* BJP leads in 272, Congress in 51
* As the BJP seems set to win in what may be the Congress' worst defeat in years, the Arvind Kejriwal led Aam Aadmi party seems to have garnered a decent number of votes. 3.1% of the total votes are in the AAP's favour as of now. Read more
* Unprecedented sweep by Shiv Sena-BJP in Maharashtra, a traditionally pro-Congress state.
* From the votes counted so far 18.89 lakh voters chose the NOTA option.
* Rabri Devi and Meira Kumar trail, Shatrughan Sinha and Misa Bharti ahead in Bihar
* Uma Bharti leads in Jhansi with over 22000
* Maneka Gandhi leading by over 50000 votes in Pilibhit
READ: Gujarat united in loyalty for Narendra Modi
* Narendra Modi of BJP ahead of Arvind Kejriwal of AAP by 35569 votes in Varanasi seat.
Read: Rajnath Singh congratulates Narendra Modi, says BJP's performance 'superb'
* Initial downslide in the UPA fortunes appears worse than he had imagined, but hoped the trends would reverse as counting of votes in the Lok Sabha polls progresses, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said. Read more
* Kirron Kher wins in Chandigarh, VK Singh wins in Ghaziabad
* BJP candidate Narendra Modi leads by more than 540000 votes from Vadodara in Gujarat
* BJP's Arun Jaitley traiing Amarinder Singh in Amritsar by 7000 votes now
* BJP clean sweeps all 7 seats in Delhi
* READ: Is Kerala the only exception to the Modi wave?
* Things look rosy for Narendra Modi. Latest poll trends from Uttar Pradesh today placed BJP ahead in 69 out of 80 seats in an unprecedented surge for the saffron party which had won only nine seats in the previous Lok Sabha polls. If the trends continue, BJP will surpass its best ever tally of 57 of 85 seats in the then undivided state of UP in 1998. Read more
* In Uttar Pradesh, BJP President Rajnath Singh leads by 14279 votes in Lucknow, Prof. Rita Bahuguna Joshi of INC trails.
* BJP candidate Ananth Kumar leads, as Nandan Nilekani trails.
* BJP leads in 2 out of 2 constituencies * BJP's Arun Jaitley is trailing by 28,000 votes in Amritsar. * LK Advani wins from Gandhinagar
* BJP-led NDA took early lead in 22 of the 40 Bihar seats as officials counted the votes polled in the Lok Sabha elections. Read more
* BJP leads on 24 seats out of 25 constituencies in Rajasthan.
* BJP-Shivsena leads in 39 seats in Maharashtra, Congress trails embarrassingly with just 5
* Former leader Jaswant Singh trailing in Barmer
* Hiraben, the mother of BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, Friday said her son will serve India as he served Gujarat. Read more
* Former Mumbai police chief Satyapal Singh overthrows RLD leader Ajit Singh's stronghold in Baghpat, UP. "The Modi effect," he had predicted, "will help him break Union Minister Ajit Singh's stronghold over Jats in the area. "What he (Ajit Singh) has done. Baghpat has become the most undeveloped part of NCR. Roads are so bad. There is no industry and hardly any employment opportunity. The area has become so insecure and unsafe...," he said, attacking the RLD chief. Read more
* Varun Gandhi wins from Sultanpur, against Congress' Amita Singh
* All India leads: BJP - 225, Cong- 44, TMC- 20, CPI(M) 10, AIADMK- 22, SP- 9, CPI(M)- 11, TDP- 10, Shivsena - 11, AAP- 3
* Results Lok Sabha Elections 2014: BJP leads in 9 seats in Northeast states
* BJP leads on 22 seats out of 25 constituencies in Rajasthan
* BJP leads on 25 seats out of 26 constituencies in Gujarat
* In Maharashtra, Poonam Mahajan leading in Mumbai North West
* BJP leads in 17 seats in Gujarat, Narendra Modi ahead by 70,000 votes in Vadodara
* In Uttar Pradesh, BJP President Rajnath Singh ahead of INC's Prof. Rita Bahuguna Joshi by 865 votes
* BJP leads from Daman and Diu, Dadar and Nagar Haveli
* BJP leading in Uttar Pradesh in early trends
* BJP's Bappi Lahiri leads in Sreerampur, Bengal.
* Lok Sabha elections 2014: BJP leads in 5 seats, Congress in 4 in Karnataka
* BJP leading in 5 Lok Sabha seats in Assam
* Meenakshi Lekhi leading in New Delhi
* BJP candidates ahead in 11 seats; Sushil Kumar Shinde, Chhagan Bhujbal trail
* LK Advani leads in Gujarat
* In Maharashtra, BJP leads 7, SS 9, NCP 3, INC 2
* In Thiruvananthapuram, BJP leads and Tharoor trails
* AAP's Shazia Ilmi leads in Ghaziabad
* Former BJP leader Jaswant Singh leading in Baramer.
Jaswant Singh rules out returning to BJP, says it'll be betrayal of people
Expelled BJP leader Jaswant Singh has ruled out the possibility of returning to the party fold after the election results are out tomorrow, saying this would be a "betrayal" of the people. Talking to reporters here yesterday, Singh said that he had promised the people of Barmer and Jaisalmer that he would not return to BJP, "so now there is no question of doing it".
* BJP's Nitin Gadkari confident of winning from Nagpur
* NDA lead in 200 seats
* BJP leads in Karnatka by 11
* 255/458 BJP+ nationally
* Varun Gandhi leading in Sultanpur. Read more figures
* BJP leads by 2 seats in Uttarakhand
* Lok Sabha Elections 2014: BJP's Sushma Swaraj leads in Madhya Pradesh
* BJP workers create ruckus in Ghaziabad
* Shiv Sena candidate from Sindhudurg Maharashtra Vinayak Raut leading
* Chirag Paswan leading in Jamau in Bihar, Misa Bharti in Pataliputra. Read more figures
* Nation Lead: 312/ 543
Congress 64 (-83),
Others 77 (+3)
* BS Yeddyurappa leading in Shimoga, Karnataka
* BJP's Sushma Swaraj leading in Vidisha
* In South, BJP leading in 25 out of 85
* BJP leading in Amethi with Smriti Irani
* BJP surges ahead in North and West India. NDA: 97, UPA: 42
* In Kanpur, BJP's Murli Manohar Joshi is leading over Congress's Sriprakash Jaiswal
* READ: Lok Sabha Elections 2014: BJP takes big lead in Indian vote count
* Dr. Harshvardhan from BJP leading in Chandni Chowk
* BJP 169/304 nationally
* Mayawati opns her tally with 2 seats
* BJP leading by 23/35 in UP
* BJP leading nationally - 150/265
* READ ALSO: Kiran Bedi tweets referring to Narendra Modi as Prime Minister
* Maharashtra BJP leading by 8. Read more figures
* Punjab Shiromani Akali Dal leading by 3, AAP by 2, Congress by 2
* BJP leading in Chattisgarh in by 2 seats
* Congress Shashi Tharoor leading in Thiruvananthapuram
* In Uttar Pradesh, BJP is leading in 13 seats, a gain of 7. Leads for 18/80
* BJP leading in 15 seats out of 18 in Gujarat
* BJP leads by 96 seats out of 185
* BJP's Ananth Kumar leading in Bangalore South
* Modi leads in Vadodara, Varanasi
* Uma Bharti leads in Jhansi
* Mulayam Singh leads in Mainpuri
* BJP leading in North and Central India
* Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi maintain hold over their seats
Sonia Gandhi leading in Rae Bareily, Rahul Gandhi leading in Amethi @DNA_IamIn @dna #Verdict2014 #myvote2014
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* Bihar BJP leading by 2;
* Gujarat BJP leading by 12
* Numbers so far
35 leads at 8.28 am. NDA: 17, UPA: 11, Others: 7 @DNA_IamIn @dna #Verdict2014 Uma Bharti leading in Jhansi, Congress leading in Pilibhit
— YoshitaSengupta (@YoshitaSengupta) May 16, 2014
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— Zee News (@ZeeNews) May 16, 2014
BJP got 2 seats in its first elections,BSP got 3.If we perform better then it means we are here to stay at national level-Yogendra Yadav
— ANI (@ANI_news) May 16, 2014
* BJP leading by 16 in Karnataka
* BJP leading Bihar by 1
* BJP+ 15(+6), Congress 8(-4), Others 8 (-2)
* BJP leading in Gujarat one seat, in UP two seats
* From Karnataka Kerala (3/543)- BJP+ - 3 (+1), Congress+ 0 (-1), Others 0
* Amit Shah works towards greater role in Uttar Pradesh
Narendra Modi's man in Uttar Pradesh-Amit Shah has predicted at the Idea Exchange programme of Indian Express, that the BJP would approximately win 50 to 55 seats in Uttar Pradesh. He also places the Mayawati-led BSP in the second position.
* Narendra Modi posters already flooding the streets of Varanasi
* Narendra Modi's Twitter fans eager to see him become Prime Minister
* Maharashtra Shiv Sena, BJP leaders eye cabinet berths in new government
With the BJP-led NDA expecting a big win in the Lok Sabha polls, names of prominent Shiv Sena and BJP leaders from Maharashtra are doing the rounds for probable berths in a Narendra Modi-led cabinet depending on their fate at the hustings.
READ ALSO: Can Narendra Modi resist the old guards in the BJP and have a cabinet of his own choice?
Narendra Modi was expected to break with tradition and form a cabinet comprising top-notch technocrats, somewhat in the manner of the president of the United States. It appears Modi will not be able to implement his radical idea and implement his motto of "less government, more governance" Read more
* Shooting of film on Narendra Modi put on hold, pending election results
The bio-pic on Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi's life directed by Rupesh Paul and produced by Mitesh Patel is on hold.
* The outcome of the Parliamentary elections may cost Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi his job. Grim exit poll projections for Congress have emboldened a group of rebel Congress MLAs to intensify their demand for his ouster. Read more
* Narendra Modi on brink of power ahead of India vote count?
Tension that has built up over the five-week election will be released in a few hours as the Election Commission tallies the 537 million votes cast from Tamil Nadu in the south to Jammu and Kashmir in the north
* If BJP's king, Mohan Bhagwat the king-maker
If there is one person who masterminded the grand strategy to propel the BJP to power, it is the "sarsangchalak" of the RSS, Mohan Bhagwat
* What Narendra Modi will do today
The poster boy of BJP will be glued to the television set at his official residence in Gandhinagar and is not likely to seen in public before counting of votes gives clear indication that BJP and NDA is in position to form the next government at the centre. Read more about his schedule, here
READ: BJP's next focus Uttar Pradesh polls: Amit Shah
In UP caste politics held its ground. I think people also got weary of such politics because there is hardly any development, law and order situation has deteriorated, investment is low, there is unemployment, women are unsafe, there is no improvement in agriculture. Amidst this, Narendra Modi's wave and him being the party's prime ministerial candidate created a favorable environment for the BJP. It laid down the foundation and helped in turning votes in our favour. Read more
* At BJP office, fresh coat of paint, 2,500kg ladoos
While counting of votes will begin only at 8 am, upbeat BJP workers have started to celebrate in anticipation of a victory in Lok Sabha polls 2014.
Even as the Lok Sabha election have only just concluded, exit polls have put out their verdicts, mostly in the favour of the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP). With predictions of a NDA government coming to power at the center led by BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, the party is already started with its celebrations.
Even though actual results are yet to be announced, BJP offices across constituencies are being prepared for jubilation, and fire crackers and sweets have been ordered for in bulk. BJP's national general secretary, Ramlal, held a meeting with the Delhi BJP office-bearers to discuss minute details of the victory celebration. Modi's hoardings will put up across the city, especially on the road leading from the IGI Airport to Ashoka Road via Gujarat Bhawan.
PHOTOS: BJP, Congress preparations ahead of Lok Sabha results
But these celebrations follow an exhaustive campaign that spanned eight months, with over 440 rallies across 5800 locations employing every available resources at the party's disposal. It was the first national election which saw extensive use of social media in campaigning and Narendra Modi appears to have made the most of it. The BJP's prime ministerial candidate used social media, as also technology and traditional methods of moblisation, to create a multi-layered impact and, in may consequential ways, changed the way a national election campaign is run.
However, BJP's excitement ahead of the result declaration might not be so misplaced after all. Four out of five exit poll surveys suggest the NDA could get a majority without having to look for additional partners. In fact, BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad has been quoted saying, "We don't have any plan B or plan C... we are confident that the NDA will cross the 300-mark." He dismissed speculations that the increased meetings between top BJP leaders and the RSS brass had anything to do with the arithmetic of new alliances in the 16th parliament.
But the party is one step ahead and is working on necessary alliance, although it has not yet been made clear if key leaders such as AIADMK's J Jayalalitha will align themselves with BJP. And despite news of some conflict between the two parties, it is believed that Jayalalithaa herself did not contradict him, simply choosing to say that she would wait for the election results to come out before giving a response.
Similarly, the ruling BJD in Odisha also appeared to be sending signals to BJP over its possible outside support to an NDA government at the Centre. While Odisha chief minister and BJD chief Naveen Patnaik remained non-committal on supporting an NDA formation, other party leaders did not rule out the possibility and favoured conditional support to NDA.
ALSO READ: Is Narendra Modi's future safe with Naveen Patnaik and Jayalalithaa?
Even internally, the party has had to reorganise itself ahead of the elections. There has been some of talk over the still undecided fate of prominent BJP leaders such LK Advani and Sushma Swaraj. A series of meeting were held over the last few days. Sushma Swaraj met Nitin Gadkari and Rajnath Singh at her residence so she could receive a respectable porfolio in the tentative Narendra Modi-led government. Similarly, Arun Jaitley, Nitin Gadkari and Rajnath Singh also met LK Advani who is believed to be eyeing the position of the Speaker of the Lok Sabha.
Interestingly, Swaraj was a member of a group led by Advani, within the BJP, that opposed Narendra Modi's selection as the prime ministerial candidate. However, eventually Advani himself announced Modi's anointment as BJP's prime ministerial candidate.
ALSO READ: Will senior BJP leaders Sushma Swaraj and LK Advani be part of Narendra Modi's government at the Centre?
However, a group of four top leaders, including Modi and party chief Rajnath Singh, has emerged as BJP's core group that is expected to take all key decisions. The meeting of the group, which also includes former party chief Nitin Gadkari and Arun Jaitley, took place at Ahmedabad. Party sources said that henceforth the core group would be taking key decisions.
Of course, there is still the question of who will replace Narendra Modi in Gujarat?
The man of the hour himself has been much discussed in the media. Gujarat chief minister who became the face of BJP during the 16th Lok Sabha elections is more than just a party leader. Modi has evolved as a brand.
ALSO READ: Narendra Modi: 16 things to know about the probable Prime Minister
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The effort by Gov. Haley Barbour and state legislators to put their special spin on the state budget shortfall and what to do about it has skirted the real issue.
In our opinion, the real issue is the state does not have the money to pay for all its basic services—public education, mental health treatment, highways and corrections to name a few.
Barbour has said he plans to cut $211 million on top of the $225 million he cut in October and December. The governor, supported by the Senate, has asked for authority to cut most agency budgets by 10 percent. The Corrections Department would be limited to 3 percent.
The governor has suggested that if the corrections department were cut as much as other agencies he would have to release up to 4,000 inmates from prison. We doubt the governor is going to release 4,000 inmates under any circumstances, but that is the scare tactic he is using to try to get his way.
Under the plan approved by the state House, the governor would have to spend $50 million from the state's rainy day fund and $61 million in federal stimulus funds that he controls before making any other cuts. Supporters of that plan say that would reduce the impact of cuts on education programs and mental health agencies. It's probably the better alternative of the two for the short term.
What both plans ignore, because of our weak-kneed politicians, is any discussion of increasing revenues. We can suggest two areas to consider: the state income tax rate tops out at 5 percent. Establishing a 6 or even 7 percent bracket for the rich is something to look at. A number of other states have the higher brackets and rich folks still live there.
And let's take another look at the cigarette tax, which is still well below many states even with the recent increase.
We can't cut our way to prosperity. Cutting state spending by huge amounts has the potential to make our economy worse, not better. It's time to consider both sides of the balance sheet.


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A May 2006 USA Today article states that: "Drug companies are required to file any reports they have to the FDA, but consumers and doctors report such events on a voluntary basis. Studies suggest the FDA's Adverse Events Reporting System database captures only 1% to 10% of drug-induced side effects and deaths, "maybe even less than 1%," says clinical pharmacologist Alastair J.J. Wood, an associate dean at Vanderbilt Medical School in Nashville. So the real number of cases is almost certainly much higher."


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PHOTOS: Jon Gosselin Sports Summer Buzz Cut
The reality TV dad showed off his short new summer 'do as he spent some time with his eight adorable kids at his bachelor pad in Reading, Pennsylvania on Tuesday. RadarOnline.com has the photos.
Mama Kate had the kids on Memorial Day, and we'll be seeing a lot more of the Dancing With The Stars alum over the next few months.
PHOTOS: Kate Gosselin & Her Kids Spend Memorial Day At Home
This Sunday night, TLC will air two debut episodes of Kate Plus 8, the revamped version of Jon & Kate Plus 8, which cuts him out.
The shows will focus on birthday parties for the Gosselin sextuplets, and Kate's annual trip with her kids to a resort in Florida.
PHOTOS: Before The Split – The Gosselin Family Album
The family also visits Discovery Cove, swims with dolphins, and gets involved in an orange juice squeezing contest.
The second hour concentrates on Kate and her life in the past year, including her bitter divorce, her relationship with the paparazzi and her other activities.
TLC is banking on Kate for two shows this summer. In addition to Kate Plus 8, the network is producing a 12-part series called Twist Of Kate, about viewers inspired by her life.
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Brigid Killelea MD, MPH, FACS
Assistant Professor of Surgery (Oncology)
Biographical Info
Dr. Killelea earned a Master of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University prior to graduating from the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. She proceeded to do her General Surgery Residency at New York City's St. Vincent's Catholic Medical Center followed by a dual fellowship in breast surgical oncology at St. Luke's-Roosevelt / Beth Israel Medical Center in Manhattan. Since agreeing to join the Yale faculty in 2009, her partnership with prominent domestic / international peers has earned her the reputation as a clinical innovator and leading voice within the breast surgery community.
Education & Training
- Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health (1996)
- University of Connecticut School of Medicine (2001)
- Fellowship
- Beth Israel Medical Center/St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Ctr, Breast Surgery (2008 - 2009)
- Residency
- St. Vincents Catholic Medical Centers of New York, Surgery (2001 - 2008)
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- 3 charms packs solid (I used 9900 11)
- 1 charm pack prints (I used Salt Air by Cosmo Cricket)
- 1/2 yd for binding
- 2 yards for backing
- 44″ x 60″ batting
1) Sort your charm pack by color. If you do not have 5 distinct colors, you will need to repeat one or two of the colors (I suggest making A and B the same).
For this quilt, you will need:
- 4 charms color A
- 5 charms color B
- 8 charms color C
- 9 charms color D
- 9 charms color E
- 90 charms background
2) You will need to trim some charm squares down to 2.75″ x 5″.
- color C
- color E
- 17 of the solid
* Pay attention to the direction of the prints. C pieces are vertical, E pieces are horizontal.*
3) Take one 2.75″ x 5″ print and one 2.75″ x 5″ solid. Align them with right sides together and sew along one side with a 1/4″ seam allowance. Press seam open. Repeat for the remaining 2.75″ pieces.
4) Lay out your quilt according to the diagram.
5) Sew the rows together. I prefer to sew the pieces from each row into pairs, then sew the pairs together until all 9 blocks are sewn. Press the seams in alternating directions.
6) Sew the rows together. Again, I sew them into pairs, then sew the pair together until all 12 rows are pieced. Press seams open.
7) Trim off the selvages from your 2 yards and press out the center crease.
8) Baste, quilt, bind.
* I spray basted, quilted on the diagonal following the design, and zig zag bound the quilt. Don't forget to label it too! I designed my labels in Illustrator and had them printed with Spoonflower. *
One 41″ x 54″ quilt
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Stony Wine can't wait until next month's Region X tournament.
He's that excited about where his Lenoir Community College baseball team is headed.
The Lancers (24-9, 11-6) left campus early this morning for Danville, Va., for a key Division II Region X series with Danville C.C. to hopefully keep themselves in the top-half of a tight league race.
LCC, which has won four in a row, has blossomed into a team that is doing the little things and has done so at just the right time.
Refining the little things — mentally — was something Wine had hoped would progress and it has.
"We're playing well and are developing some consistency," Wine said. "We're playing more consistently now. That mental approach? We're starting to get that solidified."
The Lancers' success has been an equal mix of pitching, hitting and defense.
LCC has a staff ERA of 3.82, and leading the way has been starter Troy Jones, a left-hander from Virginia who's 3-1 with a 2.28 ERA and 53 strikeouts in 47 1/3 innings.
Wine said that South Lenoir product and southpaw reliever Jonathan Hardison has come one of late. He's 1-0 with a 0.81 ERA and 12 strikeouts in 22 1/3 innings.
While there have been a few injuries, this year's staff has stayed healthy for the most part, unlike last season.
"He's done really well for us, especially in his last few outings," Wine said of Hardison. "In all our pitching has been really good and came through when we needed it."
North Lenoir product Chastin Radford leads the team in plate appearances (111), average (.396), on-base percentage (.496) and RBIs (25). Jones Senior product Kyle Smith is third on the team with a .368 average and leads it with two home runs. Greene Central product Trent Murray is third in on-base percentage (.461) and leads the Lancers with 12 hit by pitches.
"We're rolling, and we're starting to get consistent," Wine said.
This year's team is a vast improvement from last year's when it comes to fielding the baseball. It currently has a fielding percentage of .954.
"This is a pretty good defensive team," said Wine, who will be inducted into the Barton College Sports Hall of Fame in October.
"The bottom line is, we've got good kids now. And if we can keep our nose clean, we can make a run at it."
After this weekend's series at Danville, the Lancers will be back at Lancer Field for their next two Region X series before wrapping up the regular season at College of the Albemarle May 4-5.
Wine's team is playing at a high level now, but he knows it's going to have to continue to do so so it can achieve its ultimate goal of winning the Region X tournament and advancing to the junior college world series.
"It doesn't matter whether you're first, or second or third — or seventh — when it comes to the tournament because all you have to do is win it," he said. "We've got to play every game from here on out.
"I'm looking to try and play good in the tournament, and that's what matters."
Ryan Herman can be reached at 252-559-1073 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @KFPSports.


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Getting Ready at Home
Surgery Time and Instructions
The pre-admission testing nurse will call you the day before surgery to give you information about your child's surgery, including the arrival time and when to stop giving foods and liquids to your child. You can also call the pre-admission testing office at (727) 767-8561 or 1-800-456-4543 x78561.
What to Do
These are simple but very important instructions to follow for the day of the surgery:
- Do NOT give your child anything to eat or drink — even water or chewing gum — for the amount of time the nurse tells you.
- Be sure your child has had a bath and a head shampoo before coming to the hospital.
- Fingernails and toenails also need a good cleaning.
- Remove any nail polish and leave all jewelry at home.
- If your child has long hair, it should be pulled back in a pony tail or a braid.
- If your child is having surgery or a procedure, the nurse will give you instructions for getting ready.
- Children who wear eyeglasses or hearing aids should wear them, but contact lenses are not permitted.
- Avoid stiff, tight, or heavy clothing.
- Children having surgery above the waist should wear a loose-fitting top with buttons or snaps.
- Children having surgery below the waist should wear loose-fitting pants (drawstrings and elastic waistbands work well).
What to Bring
- It helps to bring along a favorite blanket, stuffed animal, book, or toy. Your child might also like to have a bathrobe or sweater, and slippers or socks.
- If your child is spending the night at the hospital after surgery pack pajamas or other comfortable sleep clothes and a pillow.
- For infants or toddlers, bring a small supply of diapers, special infant formulas (if you use it) and favorite bottles/nipples or a "sippy cup".
- Parents should wear comfortable clothes and bring a sweater or a light jacket.


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First Known Use: 14th century
verb twit·ter \ˈtwi-tər\
: to make fast and usually high sounds
: to talk in a quick and informal way about unimportant things
Full Definition of TWITTER
intransitive verb
: to utter successive chirping noises
: to tremble with agitation : flutter
transitive verb
: to utter in chirps or twitters <the robin twittered its morning song>
: to shake rapidly back and forth : flutter
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Examples of TWITTER
- The birds were twittering in the trees.
- A robin twittered its morning song.
- What are those people twittering about?
Origin of TWITTER
Middle English twiteren; akin to Old High German zwizzirōn to twitter
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Rhymes with TWITTER
: the short, high sounds that birds make
: a light, silly laugh
Full Definition of TWITTER
: a trembling agitation : quiver
: a small tremulous intermittent sound (as of birds)
a : a light chatteringb : a light silly laugh : giggle
— twit·tery \ˈtwi-tə-rē\ adjective
Examples of TWITTER
- The twitter of songbirds filled the air.
- <our grandmother gets all in a twitter if she doesn't get her weekly phone call right on time>
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Braves transferred INF Ramiro Pena from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day disabled list.
Yan Gomes (knee) will be activated from the disabled list on Sunday.
Blue Jays placed INF Devon Travis on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to May 17, with left shoulder inflammation.
Kyle Hendricks fired a complete game shutout on Thursday against the Padres, striking out seven in a 3-0 win.
Coco Crisp said via Snapchat on Thursday that he got "disheartening news" about his neck injury, but would not elaborate.
Madison Bumgarner picked up his fifth victory of the season on Thursday, scattering seven hits over 6 1/3 scoreless innings against the Dodgers.
Ryan Howard launched a solo homer Thursday against the Rockies.
Steven Pearce hit a grand slam in the first inning of Thursday's 5-4 win over Mariners.
Carlos Santana (back) is in the Indians' starting lineup Thursday against the White Sox.
Joakim Soria allowed a solo home run to Preston Tucker in the top of the ninth inning to blow his first save of the season during Thursday's 6-5 extra-innings win over the Astros.
David Price had everything working in a no-decision against the Astros on Thursday afternoon, striking out 12 and allowing three runs (two earned) on five hits over 6 2/3 innings of work.
Shane Victorino was scratched from Thursday's lineup against the Rangers due to general soreness which Red Sox manager John Farrell says is "centralized somewhat" in his left calf.


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Click here for photos of Hospital Day 2008.
The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine hosted Hospital Day 2008 on Thursday, April 17, 2008 at the Zem Zem Temple, at West 38th Street and Zuck Road in Erie. Representatives from approximately 70 hospitals from nine states were in attendance at the event.
LECOM Hospital Day serves as a point of reference for third- and fourth-year medical students making preparations to move into internships and/or residency training. The event gives these students the opportunity to meet with representatives from hospitals and discuss the programs they offer to new medical school graduates.
Hospital representatives discussed third- and fourth-year rotation opportunities at their hospitals with first- and second-year LECOM medical students. In several cases, LECOM alumni came back to represent their hospitals and sell their programs.


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