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Moody Blue, Elvis Presley, 1977, Vinyl LP Record
Record is in excellent condition, sleeve is in very good condition for age as shown
1977, RCA Records, APL1 2428, Genre: Rock, Pop Rock
Unchained Melody* (Recorded On Tour)
If You Love Me* (Let Me Know) (Recorded On Tour)
Little Darlin'* (Recorded On Tour)
He'll Have To Go** (Recorded at Graceland)
Let Me Be There*** (Recorded in Memphis, Tennessee)
Way Down** (Recorded at Graceland)
Pledging My Love** (Recorded at Graceland)
Moody Blue**** (Recorded at Graceland)
She Thinks I Still Care**** (Recorded at Graceland)
It's Easy For You** (Recorded at Graceland)
* with J. D. Summer and The Stamps, The Sweet Inspirations, Kathy Westmoreland and Sherrill Nielsen
** with J. D. Summer and The Stamps, Kathy Westmoreland, Myrna Smith and Sherrill Nielsen
*** Voice / J. D. Summer and The Stamps, The Sweet Inspirations and Kathy Westmoreland
**** with J. D. Summer and The Stamps, Kathy Westmoreland and Myrna Smith
Executive Producer, Elvis Presley
Producer, Felton Jarvis
Manufactured By RCA Limited, Sydney, Australia
33 1/3 RPM long playing "LP" vinyl record
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RECORD VINYL: Should be absolutely perfect in every way, never played or opened (never viewed due to sealed package)
COVER OR SLEEVE: Still sealed in original manufacturers packaging (Very Rare)
RECORD VINYL: Nearly perfect, should have no visible marks, no signs of wear. (May have fingerprints)
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RECORD VINYL: may have slight scuff marks, very minor scratches or marks but will still play almost perfectly, with only barely detectable crackle or pop; a slight noise at the beginning is plausible.
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RECORD VINYL: May have scratches, may have crackle and pop, may have significant surface noise.
COVER OR SLEEVE: May have more than normal wear and tear, be somewhat rough, and somewhat worse than the very good grading.
(we do not normally list items in this condition, but have some in our physical store at very low price, that some buy to be made into clocks)
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COVER OR SLEEVE: Is very rough, would only buy for vinyl condition if that was very good etc.
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GARETH DUNCAN, reporting from Durban, watched WP record a 22-18 comeback win over the Blue Bulls in the U19 provincial final.
The match was played on the Kings Park B field (outside of the stadium) to protect the main pitch ahead of U21 final and the senior domestic title-decider. The field was surrounded by fans, creating a schoolboy game-like atmosphere.
The boys from Pretoria were superior in size, and were boosted by the late clearance of Baby Boks inside centre and IRB Junior Player of the Year Jan Serfontein, who had featured for the Bulls seniors and U21s on the domestic scene all season. Serfontein was struggling with an ankle injury during the week.
However, it was Province who led at half-time thanks to a try via outside centre and WP U19 Back of the Year Justin Geduld. On the half-hour mark, the SA U18 Sevens representative pounced on a loose ball and had one defender to beat to the whitewash. A smart inside side step allowed the flyer to score the opening five-pointer.
WP's Scottish flyhalf Tom Allan kicked the extras, in addition to his earlier penalty. Bulls fullback Jacques Rossouw only managed to convert one of four penalty attempts to see Province led 10-3 at the break.
The Bulls gained the ascendancy in the second stanza, and surged into 18-15 lead thanks to tries from midfielders Burger Odendaal and Serfontein. WP hit back via wing Werner Kok, but Bulls reserve prop Jan-Frederik Enslin (who took over the kicking duties from Rossouw) nailed a penalty and conversion to give his team a slim advantage.
The match loosened up during the closing stages, which saw Geduld score the match-winning try at the death.
WP U19s 22 (10) – Tries: Justin Geduld (2), Werner Kok. Conversions: Tom Allan (2). Penalty: Allan.
Blue Bulls U19s 18 (3) – Tries: Jan Serfontein, Burger Odendaal. Conversions: Jan-Frederik Enslin. Penalty: Jacques Rossouw, Enslin.

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Jim Lambright tries to give Everett Seagulls a boost
Ex-Washington coach Jim Lambright, a former Everett High School football player, talks to this season's team.
Doug Ramsay / For the Herald
Former UW coach Jim Lambright shows his national championship ring from the 1991 season to Everett High School players and coaches on Monday.
Doug Ramsey / For The Herald
Jim Lambright receives an Everett Seagull football cap from senior captains Lucas Arnestad (left), Paul Larson and Tyree Rutter after speaking to players, coaches and family of the Seagulls on Monday.
And on Monday, the 71-year-old Lambright explained to a new generation of Everett football players how that earlier tradition of excellence was established on individual and team traits of character, pride, perseverance and a day-to-day determination to be the best.
"The lessons that my head coach, Jim Ennis, taught me are still the best lessons that I can use to be successful in my life on a daily basis," Lambright told the team in an Everett Memorial Stadium locker room. Among them, he went on, is the importance "of doing the little things right, doing them every day, and doing them better than everybody else."
"Everything in life that happens to you will happen in the right way if you build the foundation of your life correctly," he said. "Surrounding yourself with the right people, believing in the right things, and then being willing to sacrifice for your team, those are the ingredients of greatness."
The players were listening closely, but their attention clearly went up a notch when Lambright held up his 1991 national championship ring. Lambright was the defensive coordinator at the University of Washington as the Huskies went 12-0, topped off by a Rose Bowl win over Michigan, to be named the national champions by the USA Today/CNN coaches poll.
Lambright, who also played at Washington and was the head coach from 1993-98, then passed the ring around the room. Each player took a moment to hold the ring and most studied it carefully, almost reverently.
The idea of having a prestigious Everett alum like Lambright address the team came from Seagulls head coach Will Soren. It made sense, Soren said, "because he grew up in the Everett area, he walked these streets, he's been in that locker room, and he wore the blue and gold.
"He obviously went on to a great career, and he learned a lot of life lessons and a lot of football lessons that are great for our kids to hear. I think our kids definitely look up to him and to what he has to say, and to have someone from that level come back and talk to them about these things is a great thing," Soren said.
This year's Everett team is trying to bounce back from a disappointing 2012 season. Beset by injuries and a lack of depth, the Seagulls went 1-9 in the Western Conference 3A North, winning only their next-to-last game against Shorewood.
Opening the season with eight straight losses "was very challenging," Soren said. "We were trying to get the kids' energy levels up, to keep them excited and believing in what we're coaching them, and to keep them believing in each other. But it was tough because we weren't getting the results on Friday night."
Soren expects the team to be better this season, led by a quartet of senior standouts -- offensive guard/linebacker Lucas Arnestad (who missed six games in 2012 with a broken foot), tight end/linebacker Tyree Rutter, split end/defensive end Paul Larson, and quarterback/free safety Bryce Jameson.
In particular, the 6-foot-1, 215-pound Arnestad "is a leader in all aspects," Soren said. "He's pretty much our main heartbeat out there. He's a kid everybody looks up to and he'll be a big part of our season."
As for the rest of the team, "a lot of these kids are saying, 'You know, we know what last year was like and let's not go there again (this year). Let's work hard so we can prevent that.' It was tough on them, tough on the coaches and tough on the school, and now we're doing everything in our power not to go down that road again.
"I think we have a group that believes in what we're doing," he added. "They're working hard, and hopefully on Friday nights we'll have some different outcomes."
And certainly the inspiring words from Lambright, an Everett legend, can only help.
"Good luck and just win," he told the team in parting. "And if you learn these lessons, you will."
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A Minneapolis man was charged Friday for assaulting a youth basketball commissioner after a boys basketball game at Burnsville High School, according to documents filed at a Dakota County court.
Robin Johnson, 48, was charged with two counts of assault, interfering with a 911 call and disorderly conduct after punching Jeff Shand, 50, in the face and hitting a phone out of his hand, according to the Star Tribune.
Witnesses said that Johnson started taunting a player during free throws to make him miss when Shand approached him and told him to stop, according to charges.
Shand then took out his cell phone to call police, according to the Pioneer Press, and Johnson hit it out of his hand. Shand was then hit in the back of the head with a basketball, and when he turned around to look who had thrown it Johnson hit him in the jaw, the charges stated.
Shand was then treated by an oral surgeon who said he suffered three cracked molars, one of which was shattered and had to have fragments extracted.


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The Maldives Marketing & Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC) accepted the invitation to participate in the annual brochure launch of Emirates Holidays as a destination of Emirates Airline. Emirates Holidays, the tour operating arm of the Emirates Airline organized the event which took place at the Event Center of InterContinental Hotel Dubai Festival from 29th April to 1st May 2011.
The event provides an ideal platform for consumers and travel agents to gain in-depth knowledge of the destinations showcased in Emirates Holidays brochure and familiarize with their staffs.
Maldives presentation was entitled "Maldives, Unique in the world!" and was presented to over 200 agents by Mr. Mohamed Adam, deputy Director and Mr. Simon Hawkins, Managing Director of MMPRC alongside 30 other parties presenting their destinations including Mauritius, France, UK and Seychelles.
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Dhaou Fatnassi, a 20-year-old man from the town of Kairouan, swallowed more than two dozen raw eggs on a dare from his friends.
According to Tunesia's Shems FM radio, the friends called an ambulance after realizing something was wrong, but it was too late.
"Doctors were called in after the young man felt strong stomach pains, but he died before medical assistance could reach him," the report said.
An official cause of death has not yet been determined.


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HAVELOCK -- Twin brothers Jordan and Julian Cuthbertson have always been together, ever since the day they were born, Julian just two minutes ahead of Jordan.
So it seemed appropriate that the Havelock High seniors would each recover a fumble on Senior Night as the Rams defeated Swansboro 57-0 Friday at Havelock High.
The significance of playing in their final regular-season home games wasn't lost on the two brothers.
"It was kind of sad at first," Jordan said. "But, the team played great and we came away with a win, so it's not sad anymore."
Julian described an emotional locker room when head coach Jim Bob Bryant called up the seniors before the game.
"It kind of got to us a little bit but we kept our composure and came out here and did what we had to do," he said.
On the season, Julian Cuthbertson has 42 tackles, three pass breakups and a forced fumble from his safety position to go along with one catch for 10 yards on offense.
Jordan has tallied five catches for 55 yards and a touchdown offensively, to go along with 24 tackles, two pass breakups and a forced fumble from his cornerback position.
Havelock (8-0, 3-0 Coastal) travels to White Oak on Friday. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.
Jordan said he appreciates knowing that his brother is on the field.
"I know he's got my back," Jordan said. "He's playing deeper than me, and it's just a good feeling knowing that he's back there and knowing that if I mess up he'll be right there to clean it up or to give me some help and to give me some motivation if I do miss a tackle or mess up."
The duo is part of a Havelock defense that has given up just five touchdowns through eight games with four shutouts.
"It's the brotherhood we have," Jordan said of the reason behind the defensive success. "Everyone trusts each other. Everybody loves each other. We just know that everybody's good enough to play their position, so we just have to worry about doing our jobs and doing what we know we can do, and it just all comes together."
The twins said that they don't try to pull any twin pranks, but admit they accidentally switched jerseys during a junior varsity game as freshmen.
"We got our jerseys mixed up and we didn't know who was supposed to be 80 and who was supposed to be 81," said Julian, who wears No. 80. "I ended up wearing his jersey, so we got all our stats mixed up, but we got it right now."
The brothers know this is their final year playing high school football together, but they say they've got other things on which to focus.
"We're just really trying to make it to the state championship game and do what we have to do to get our third straight ring," Julian said. "And, then we can let all those feelings get to us after that."


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WILMINGTON, Ohio. (Aug. 6, 2013) – The final opportunity for soloists to get in top form prior to The Tire Rack SCCA Solo National Championships concluded with last weekend's Tire Rack SCCA Solo Championship Tour Northern States Championship in Wilmington, Ohio.
The event site, as well as the competition, gave the 259 entrants a feeling of what to expect at the National Championships in September. The location of the meet was a slightly smaller version of the championship setup in Lincoln, Neb. Members of the Cincinnati Region put over three years of work into the effort to secure the airport site once used by DHL.
The effort was well worth it, as the location proved to be one of the best solo sites in the country, according to SCCA Vice President of Rally/Solo and Special Programs Howard Duncan. The concrete racing surface was in good shape, providing a smooth and high-grip course.
Sam Strano used the premier location to his advantage, creating courses that were fast and technical, but still enjoyable to many. In fact, a large number of drivers were overheard saying that the layouts were the most fun of any course they had run in years.
The importance of this event to the local community was underscored when Wilmington Mayor Randy Riley and Debbie Stamper, the head of the Convention and Visitor's Bureau, arrived to take in the on-course activities. Both dignitaries were afforded the opportunity to get an up-close experience, sitting in the passenger seat for a 'tour' of the course.
Feedback from the VIPs was positive, in reference to their ride and the overall operation and importance of the meet. Local restaurant Generations Pizza and Pub showed their support for the event, as well. The business not only provided concessions for competitors and spectators, but led the charge of local businesses that welcomed SCCA to the area.
Aside from the extra attention that was being given to the event, the on-course competition also gave the event a championship-like feel. The winners of four classes were decided by less than 0.2 second.
In Street Modified, David White (G-Fab Racing Nissan 240SX) took the win over teammate and co-driver Todd Kean by 0.081-second. White set the best time on Course One, but had to rely on his initial time on Course Two, hitting a total of six cones during his second and third runs of the course. That left the door open for Kean after setting the fastest time on Course Two, but White had built up enough of a lead on Course One to hold on for the win.
Brian Hoover (E Modified, Lizard Skinz Autobody Sunbeam Tiger) took a narrow 0.083-second class victory over Jay Storm (Sauls Motorsports Subaru Impreza). Through three runs on each course, Hoover clocked best times just fractions of a second quicker than those of Storm.
Jojo Corrales-Kean (Street Touring Ultra Ladies, Mitsubishi) scored a 0.118-second win over Jo Dziengel (Turn in Concepts/FattBoyz Subaru STI), a wide margin in comparison to the aforementioned battles. Corrales-Kean showed her prowess on Course One setting the fast time and creating enough of a gap to secure the win, negating Dziengel's quick lap on Course Two.
In C Prepared, Ethan Bradbury (Ford Thunderbird) took the win over David Feighner (Ford Mustang). Bradbury initially took the upper hand, setting the fast time on Course One in the all-Ford battle. Feighner cut the fastest time on Course Two, but Bradbury had done enough to secure the 0.170-second win.
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At 6 a.m., just a few days shy of the summer solstice, the East Texas sun is barely cresting the treetops, yet it's already a palpable presence on one's shoulders, sending the hazy air temperature into the 80s en route to an afternoon high in the mid-90s. But in spite of the early hour and the sticky conditions, the sidewalks in The Woodlands, a sprawling but impeccably manicured suburb 35 miles north of Houston, are swarming with teenage boys on a varied collection of mountain bikes, all of them heading for a common destination, as if the latest Xbox game is going on sale there later that day.
But the game these high-schoolers are playing is less sedentary and more challenging than amassing a high score with a TV and a game controller. This is summer practice for The Woodlands cross country team, a squad that's become a state and national power in spite of being located in one of the more unlikely and inhospitable areas of the country for distance running. "No one moves here for the weather, that's for sure," says Chris Vargas, a returning senior whose father, like those of many of the kids, works in the oil industry. Vargas and the rest of his teammates, who range from pre-pubescent freshmen to mature seniors who have competed in national championships, are already covered in sweat after a 2-mile warm-up jog, and the sun and the temperature continue to climb as most of the runners switch to spikes or flats for this morning's workout: a 3-mile tempo run on the track, at 85 percent of their mile PR pace. The team, some 70-strong, quickly splits into half a dozen groups based on ability level, with some of the younger runners doing six laps instead of 12.
Overseeing the track full of runners, with the help of multiple stopwatches and a few managers, is a slight blond man who almost looks young enough to be one of them. Juris Green calls splits and encouragement (and occasionally chastisement) as the runners pass by each lap, the effort beginning to show as they reach the halfway point of the workout. Green wears a T-shirt with "THE TRADITION" emblazoned in big, bold print across the back, and at Woodlands, it's the tradition of winning and success, and the importance of and dedication to keeping that tradition alive, that bring the entire squad out to the school, morning after sticky morning, when the prospect of grabbing a few more hours of air-conditioned sleep is to be infinitely preferred.
Green is responsible for embellishing that tradition, competing for the Highlanders back in the '90s before going on to a successful career at the University of Arkansas. But there's an additional reason Green has his charges out here every morning in the heat and humidity: He doesn't want to let down his old man.
Green's father, Danny, was the only coach Woodlands had since it opened in the mid-'70s, and in the intervening three decades fashioned an impressive resume: 14 state championships, 26 regional titles and 31 district crowns. Since the school began fielding a varsity program in 1976, it has sent an individual to the state meet every year and qualified for the state meet as a team every year since 1977.
The elder Green is the quintessential Texas good ol' boy, seemingly punctuating every third sentence with a wisecrack or down-homeism. When his son introduces him as "the inventor of cross country in Texas" Green senior corrects him, only half jokingly. "I didn't invent it," he says. "I just perfected it."


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Before returning to Broadway in Cinderella, Laura Osnes sings selections from her forthcoming 54 Below solo show spotlighting the music of Tony-winning composer Maury Yeston.
Hand to God Tony nominee Robert Askins confesses his smelly extravagance and the secret to nabbing a nomination.May 25, 2015
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July 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part I)
Update 08/02/2012: July 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part II)
Although the number of attacks has considerably diminuished, the first half of July has left several high-profile attacks which deserverd huge attention, exposing in theory more than 2,000,000 individuals. Yahoo! Voice, Android Forums, Nvidia, Formspring, Billabong and ASUS are several of the well-known names that were victims of the high-profile breaches in the first two weeks of July.
World Health Organization and PBS (once again) were also illustrious victims of Cyber Attacks.
Besides these remarkable events, it looks like the actions carried on by the Law Enforcement agencies in the last period led to some results since the number of incidents looks undoubtably smaller than the previous months.
For what concerns the cyber attacks driven by hacktivism, it is particularly important to notice #OpPedoChat, still ongoing, which caused many pedophiles to be exposed, in several cases with unpredictable consequences, as in Belgium where a far-right official resigned after Anonymous' Paedophilia Claims.
If you want to have an idea of how fragile our data are inside the cyberspace, have a look at the timelines of the main Cyber Attacks in 2011 and 2012 (regularly updated), and follow @paulsparrows on Twitter for the latest updates.
Also, feel free to submit remarkable incidents that in your opinion deserve to be included in the timelines (and charts).
June 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part II)
Part I (1-15 June) at this link
From an information security perspective, the second half of June has been characterized by the hacking collective UGNAZI (and its members) and also by an individual hacker: .c0mrade AKA @OfficialComrade.
Both entities have left behind them a long trail of Cyber Attacks against different targets (in several cases the real extent of the attack is uncertain) and with different techniques, although it is likely that the UGNAZI collective will be forced to change the plans after the arrest of the group's leader, JoshTheGod, nearly at the end of the month (27thof June), effectively they have considerably reduced the rate of their cyber attacks in the second part of the analyzed period.
On the other hand, hospitals, banks, several major airlines are only few examples of the preys fallen under the attacks carried on by .c0mrade. Plese notce that from Cyber Crime perspective, is also interesting to notice the High Roller Operation, a giant fraud against the banking industry, unmasked by McAfee.
Needless to say, the Cyber War front is always hot, most of all in Middle East, were several DDoS attacks targeted some Israeli institutions and, most of all, an alleged unspecified massive Cyber Attack targeted tje Islamic Republic of Iran.
The hacktitic landscape is completely different: maybe hacktivists have chosen to go on vacation since June 2012 has apparently shown a decreasing trend, in sharp contrast with an year ago, when the information security community lived one of its most troubled periods.
If you want to have an idea of how fragile our data are inside the cyberspace, have a look at the timelines of the main Cyber Attacks in 2011 and 2012 (regularly updated), and follow @paulsparrows on Twitter for the latest updates.
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RYAN VREDE writes that those calling for the immediate reversion to an expansive approach have short memories.
Heyneke Meyer and his Springboks have been lambasted for their perceived tactical conservatism. There may be personnel changes for the Test against the All Blacks in Dunedin, but Meyer won't veer from his belief in his approach. And neither should he.
Certainly there needs to be greater balance and sharper decision making on attack. In Mendoza and Perth there were occasions, particularly when presented with broken field opportunities, when they should have run instead of kicking for field position. Furthermore, the lack of imagination and precision they displayed when in the Pumas and Wallabies' red zone was deeply disturbing. These issues need to be addressed as a matter of urgency, but to call for a complete overhaul in strategy a week before playing the world champions is laughable.
This doesn't mean that I believe the Springboks don't have the players to play in this manner. However, in the same way their current strategy is taking time (too much some would suggest) to take hold and become the suffocating force Meyer envisions it will be, so too would a more expansive approach. What then will the criticism be when the Boks bomb? Or will those who spit vitriol be content that they will lose beautifully?
The prime example of this came at the start of Peter de Villiers' reign. De Villiers purposed to make the side a more entertaining one to watch through their brand of rugby. He had absolutely no appreciation for the tactical demands of Test rugby against the elite sides. The Springboks subsequently lost badly at home to New Zealand and Australia in Cape Town and Durban, before reverting to a more structured approach, one which later morphed into the same one that is being employed now. That approach won a series against the Lions and the Tri-Nations in 2009 and it featured some of the best attacking play since the Springboks' World Cup campaign of 2007. It took a while to settle into and its success rested heavily on excellent execution. The calibre of player at De Villiers' disposal was also central to the game plan's effectiveness.
The Springboks will gradually move towards the accurate execution of their game plan as the players' understanding of it grows and with the return of injured and unavailable players in the coming months. Fourie du Preez's return for the year-end tour will be a massive boon in this regard.
The Bulls' Super Rugby championship-winning sides of 2009 and 2010 showed the effectiveness of the strategy when it's execution is on point. Those sides were prolific try scorers, but they took time to reach that point. Patience has never been a virtue the Springbok supporter has had in abundance. And while no Springbok coach should be granted an easy ride (I've written extensively that Meyer has made fundamental selection and tactical errors that are inexcusable) there needs to be some perspective on Meyer's plight.
I understand what Meyer is trying to achieve through his game plan and selections. That doesn't mean I agree with it unconditionally. But I've been fortunate to have built a good working relationship with him over the last seven years. In that time I've come to appreciate his tactical and technical grasp of the game. His new-age approach to studying players and how to extract the best out of them has intrigued me. His thirst for new information that can give his sides the edge – including adapting elements of play, conditioning and recruiting from other codes – is fascinating.
I'm no apologist for the man, but I believe, based on the aforementioned, as well as the quality of players emerging in South Africa, that in time he will become a highly successful Springbok coach. Whether he is allowed that time remains to be seen. The pressure from the public will mount if results and performances continue to fall short of expectations. Meyer is resilient and he'll continue to believe the tide will turn. His bosses at Saru may not be so faithful.
For now he must resist the urge to change tact completely. Again, there is a desperate need for a move towards greater balance in their attacking play, but to abandon the foundational elements of the game plan completely makes no sense at this point. It will only serve to further weaken his side's challenge and will undoubtedly increase the margin of the All Blacks' victory this Saturday.


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Has something happened to Daniel? I haven't seen him on the course lately or heard from him on the board. Just wondering.
Has something happened to Daniel? I haven't seen him on the course lately or heard from him on the board. Just wondering.
Eric Gallusser
"...a glass can only spill what it contains..."
Has anyone else seen him lately?
Eric Gallusser
Now that you say that I have not scene him in a while.
He's probably been really busy denying the existence of global warming.
Dick Stout
He does not deny global warming Does He?
I also deny Global Warming,in my opinion it's a farce and there is no overwhelming evidence to support Gores THEORY. In fact a judge in Great Britain recently ruled that if the film is shown to children, they must expose 11 fallicies in the film to make it more honest. For every expert that supports the THEORY, there is one that disputes it.
No offense Steve but the evidence is overwhelming that global warming is happening. I think the dispute is whether or not this is being caused by us.
also it is not GORE's theory!
He just happened to fall into the speaker position, and then traveled around the world in a private jet...lol
Steve, use the internet to find some info suggesting otherwise and make us believers. Until then I am going to think about the future of my children's children and plan on going green.
If we are melting all these polar ice caps where is all the runoff going?
There have been no reports of small islands disappearing.
We did a study that showed if you picked random 5 year periods and checked the average temp in Aug and compared them with other 5 year periods, there was very little difference. In fact some of the more recent 5 year periods were cooler than many of the older spans.
Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new..........Albert Einstein
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Innovation and Progress in the New Year
Kartis, a project launched by residents at the Harvard Innovation Lab, is a crowd-sourced map of nonprofit organizations around the globe. Residents are designing this map to help nonprofits connect with one another to share ideas and resources.
We asked Rally Leader Andrew Cole for some crowdfunding advice to help others along the way. Here's what he had to say:
Q: What have you found to be the most effective way to spread the word about your cause?
A: Sharing on Facebook is great, and we managed to pull in a lot of money that way. But I think what's even more important is reaching out to possible supporters who you think have a personal stake in your cause, and explaining to them on a person to person level what your project means to you, and what you think it means to them. This could be through an email, or in person. That way, your campaign becomes a part of a larger conversation, and the more personal the better.
Q: What are some strategies you suggest to encourage donations?
A: Networking, networking, networking! I've found that the Rally campaign has given me an excuse to reach out to a lot of interesting people I haven't spoken to in a while, and on a personal level that's been really great for me. So use it as an opportunity to reach out to the professor or family friend you haven't spoken to in a while, but who you know would be interested.
Visit the Rally campaign for Kartis to learn more. For more tips on how to create a stellar Rally campaign, check out our Rally 101 blog posts.


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Hey everyone
I am gonna put in a bag tag order for this year - very soon
Figuring right now the entry cost for the year will be $10.
You ask what do I get for $10 well....
you will get a tag - this year my goal is to have 100 tags sold across the region
Well what do I do with my tag?
Well the tag is a marker that indicates you play and support local disc golf - be it the LDGC, the ASDGC, the PDGA, or just plain disc golf
Tags can be put up and played against one another in friendly competition, as well as at leagues, and tournaments.
-all in the pursuit to be the #1 bag tagger in the area
Here is a link to the rules from the 2009 season - most likely most will stay the same.
List any suggestions or ideas, if you want one, an concerns - I will keep you all up on plans as they come together
remember you are gonna want a tag - especially when all your buddies have one
last year the taggers built up over $700 in cash payouts


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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To screen for and diagnose a hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection and to monitor treatment of the infection
When to Get Tested?
For screening: when you have risk factors for HCV infection or were born between 1945 and 1965, per 2012 CDC recommendations
For diagnosis: when you may have been exposed to the hepatitis C virus, such as through contact with infected blood, or have symptoms associated with liver disease
Sample Required?
A blood sample drawn from a vein in your arm
Test Preparation Needed?
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Hepatitis C (HCV) is a virus that causes an infection of the liver that is characterized by liver inflammation and damage. Hepatitis C tests are a group of tests that are performed to detect, diagnose, and monitor the treatment of a hepatitis C viral infection. The most common test for HCV looks for antibodies in the blood that are produced in response to an HCV infection. Other tests detect the presence of viral RNA, the amount of viral RNA present, or determine the specific subtype of the virus.
Hepatitis C is one of six hepatitis viruses identified so far, including A, B, D, E, and G, that are known to cause the disease. HCV is spread by exposure to contaminated blood, primarily though the sharing of needles by intravenous drug users, but also by sharing personal items contaminated by blood such as razors, through sex with an infected person, via health care occupational exposure, and, less commonly, from mother to baby during childbirth. Before tests for HCV became available in the 1990s, HCV was often transmitted by blood transfusions.
While HCV is not as contagious as Hepatitis B, there is currently no vaccine to prevent infection. Hepatitis C infection is a common cause of chronic liver disease in North America. An estimated 4.1 million people in the United States have been exposed to the virus, and 3.2 million people are living with a current infection. Up to 85% of those who have it will become chronically infected after their acute infection resolves.
Many of those who are infected have no symptoms and are not aware of the condition. The acute HCV infection may cause few to mild nonspecific symptoms, and the chronic infection may simmer quietly for a decade or two before causing sufficient liver damage to affect liver function.
Hepatitis C infections cause increased risk of developing some other serious conditions:
- About 60-70% of those infected will develop chronic liver disease.
- About 5-20% will develop cirrhosis over 20 years; recent projections suggest that almost 45% will eventually develop cirrhosis.
- HCV causes death in about 1-5% of those chronically infected who develop cirrhosis or liver cancer.
Hepatitis C antibody tests are used to screen individuals for the infection, including, for example, people with no signs or symptoms but with risk factors, people who have symptoms associated with hepatitis or liver disease, or those who have been exposed to the virus. Since the antibody test can remain positive in most people even if they have cleared the infection, a positive antibody test is followed by a hepatitis C RNA test, which detects genetic material of the virus. A positive result on the RNA test means the virus is present, the infection has not resolved, and the person may require treatment. The hepatitis C genotype test determines which type of virus is present to help guide treatment.
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is taken by needle from a vein in the arm.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed.
The Test
Common Questions
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Hartsville, SC The Pfeiffer University Falcons won their first game of the Conference Carolinas softball tournament over the Crusaders of Belmont Abbey College on Friday afternoon. The Falcons shut out the Crusaders 8-0 to move to an overall record of 26-15.
Brittany Waldon (Port Orchard, WA) led the Falcons at the plate by going 3-3 with 3 RBI and one run scored. Stephanie Bethea (Greensboro, NC) was 2-3 with 2 RBI. All-Conference outfielder Ranzy York (Milton-Freewater, OR) was 2-3 with one RBI and one run scored.
All-Conference pitcher Allison Braswell (Asheboro, NC) threw five innings in the win. She gave up only one hit and had one strike out in 17 batters faced.
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