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Without Lazar's guiding hand and presence, the Stone Palace of Percheron has become a different place. Young Zar Boaz, mistrusting of his mother, Herezah, but too inexperienced to stand on his own, seeks counsel from the suddenly changed and secretive Vizier, who has a sinister agenda of his own.
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WINSTON-SALEM — Wake Forest's most established player needed to make one more play to extend Saturday afternoon's game against Louisiana-Monroe.
Receiver Michael Campanaro couldn't come up with a two-point conversion catch, leaving the Demon Deacons with a 21-19 non-league setback at BB&T Field.
After scoring a touchdown with four seconds left, quarterback Tanner Price's scrambling pass wasn't handled by a diving Campanaro.
"I told Tanner to come to me and he did and I just dropped it," Campanaro said. "It hit me right in the chest. That's the only spot where he could have thrown that, and I knew where it was.
"I've got to make those catches. I made a basket for it and it went right through the basket."
Campanaro tied an Atlantic Coast Conference single-game record with 16 receptions, accounting for a career-high 177 yards in what was mostly a stagnant offense.
Those didn't matter to the senior play-maker.
"The game is on the line," he said of the two-point play. "That's the big one and I dropped it."
Wake Forest (1-2) didn't have the ball all that often against Louisiana-Monroe's ball-control methods. And when they had it, the Demon Deacons didn't do much until the end.
Price's 23-yard pass to Orville Reynolds capped an improbable 97-yard possession that was navigated without a timeout. Five of Wake Forest's seven second-half first downs came on the last drive.
Price was flushed to the left before flinging the last pass in Campanaro's direction.
"I found a pretty good window for Camp," Price said. "It's too bad he couldn't make that play. … Naturally, he's going to take it pretty hard."
Wake Forest coach Jim Grobe looked far beyond the final snap.
"If we make the catch, it's not like that one is going to win it," he said. "We still have to play great in overtime. If you have to throw it to a guy, that's a good guy to throw it to."
Louisiana-Monroe had 104 offensive plays compared to Wake Forest's 63.
Yet the Warhawks (2-1) had their last five possessions in Wake Forest territory without scoring.
When Campanaro fumbled a third-quarter punt, the Warhawks were set up at the Wake Forest 6-yard line. A mishandled snap on a field-goal attempt bailed out the Demon Deacons, who trailed 21-13.
It remained that way in the fourth quarter after Justin Manton's 24-yard attempt hit the left upright. On the Warhawks' next possession, they reached the Wake Forest 31 before a loss of yardage and a punt.
Louisiana-Monroe had another possession in Wake Forest territory before a punt, giving the Demon Deacons the ball with 3:23 left at the Wake Forest 8. Two incompletions sandwiched around a sack meant a punt from the end zone.
Again, Wake Forest got the ball back after a Warhawks punt, starting at its 3-yard line with 1:59 to play and no timeouts. Three passes for first downs to Campanaro put the ball in Warhawks territory.
"I was more surprised we didn't do it earlier," Grobe said, irked that his team was in such a quandary that required trying "to make a miracle comeback."
Louisiana-Monroe converted late in the first half on an 81-yard go-ahead drive that was prolonged by Wake Forest's running-into-the punter penalty. The Warhawks gave the ball up with less than 1:45 to play only to keep possession on linebacker Justin Jackson's infraction. Kolton Browning hit Kenzee Jackson with a 5-yard touchdown pass with 41 seconds left in the half.
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Golden Lions coach Johan Ackermann says flyhalf Elton Jantjies deserves a fair opportunity with the Springboks.
This is the 22-year-old pivot's fourth Bok call-up since 2010, but he is yet to make his official Test debut.
Jantjies was included in Heyneke Meyer's squad for the June Test series against England and the opening Rugby Championship Test against Argentina, but was dropped following the fixture in Cape Town as Pat Lambie and Johan Goosen provided back-up for Morne Steyn during the tours to South America and Australasia.
The reactions from pundits and on social networks have varied, with some believing Jantjies' Super Rugby and Currie Cup form in recent seasons proves he's capable of excelling at the highest level, while others argue he's just not Test quality.
However, Ackermann believes he has the ability to make an impact on the international scene.
'Every flyhalf has his weaknesses and strengths. In terms of the total package, Elton has what it takes to make things happen for the Springboks,' Ackermann told keo.co.za. 'I really hope Elton gets some game time over the next two Tests – the only way he's going to prove himself is on the field.
'I'd rather have him playing with the Lions in the Currie Cup if he's not going to be used.'
Ackermann added that Jantjies' confidence has taken a hit because of the lack of faith in him at Test level.
'One week, he's seen as the second choice behind Morne Steyn. Then suddenly, he's dropped, without getting a run.
'This had a negative effect on the player. But I kept him motivated when he returned to the Lions. I told him to keep focusing on his game, hold on to his confidence and remain consistent. He's done that and he's been the in-form flyhalf in the Currie Cup. He deserves his Test chance.
'Heyneke should go with the two young flyhalves [Goosen and Jantjies] against the Wallabies and All Blacks. Morne is struggling and needs a mental break from rugby. Johan should start as he's been in the squad in recent weeks, and Elton can come off the bench.'
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AKRON, Ohio – The Miami University men's golf team is in 10th place after two rounds at the Firestone Invitational Monday. The RedHawks are currently at 22-over par after shooting a 300 in round one and a 298 in round two. The leading team of the tournament after rounds one and two is Washington State at four-over par.
"Today was an interesting day, very up and down at times," said head coach Zac Zedrick. "I was really pleased with a stretch of play for about the first twelve holes of the second round where we got ourselves back into the tournament."
Junior Scott Cahill leads the RedHawks after two rounds. Currently tied for 20th place after shooting 73 in round one and 75 in round two, Cahill is four-over par going into Tuesday. Close behind is senior Austin Kelly who is tied for 28th place. Kelly shot rounds of 77 and 72, putting him at five-over par.
Sophomore Jack Sparling is next on the leader board after shooting 77 in round one and 74 in round two. Tied for 42nd, Sparling is at seven-over par. Following him is senior Mark MacDonald, who is tied for 54th at nine-over par and junior Luke Shaughnessy who is seated 79th at 14-over par.
"Unfortunately, we didn't finish up as well as we would have liked and with second and tenth place being separated by ten shots, you can drop pretty quickly, said Zedrick. "There was a lot to be encouraged about, though, and I'm confident we'll learn from today and finish up well tomorrow."
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Our most affordable portable music streaming and radio system, One Flow sounds great and is easy to use with an intuitive interface and context-sensitive buttons.
Connect One Flow to the internet using Wi-Fi and you can listen to thousands of internet radio stations; play on-demand radio programmes, podcasts and ambient sounds; stream millions of music tracks via the Pure Music* subscription service; and play music streamed from your PC or Mac. You can also stream music from your Apple or Android device** and use One Flow with our Jongo family and other compatible products as part of a synchronised multiroom audio system.***
Features include a smooth satin-touch finish, two alarms, a sleep timer and kitchen timer, an aux-in socket for your iPod or MP3 player and headphone socket. Options include a ChargePAK E1 rechargeable battery pack and USB Ethernet adapter.
Due to the ever growing feature set of the Jongo Multiroom System we are no longer able to offer the ability to control multiroom audio from the following products: Sensia 200D Connect, One Flow and Evoke F4.
All 3 products will still be able to act as a Multiroom speaker, controlled by the Pure Connect app for iOS or Android.
* Currently available in the UK and Germany only. See www.pure.com/availability for the latest information on services in other regions.
** Suitable for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad running iOS 5 (and above) and devices running Android v 2.3 (and above). Free Pure Connect app required.
*** Available now via free software upgrade.
Radio Digital (DAB/DAB+/DMB-Radio), FM and internet radio (Wi-Fi).
Wireless 802.11b and 802.11g supported with WEP and WPA/WPA2 encryption. 0.5 MB broadband speed recommended.
Media Streaming Audio codecs supported include WMA (Standard V9), AAC, MP3, MP2. Media streaming requires UPnP server or PC/MAC running UPnP server software (supplied upon creating an account at connect.pure.com)
Speaker full-range 3.5" drive unit.
Audio power output 2.5W RMS.
Input connectors 5.5V DC power adaptor socket (adapter supplied). 3.5mm line-in for auxiliary devices. USB (mini-AB type) for product software updates (also available over Wi-Fi).
Output connectors 3.5mm stereo headphone socket.
Controls 3 context-sensitive buttons. Rotary volume, rotary navigate/select.
Display Graphical LCD. 128 x 64 pixels. Yellow Green LED backlight
Mains power supply 100-240V, 50/60Hz 5.5V DC external power adapter.
Battery power ChargePAK E1 rechargeable battery pack (available separately).
Power consumption (Standby mode) - 0.9W (limit 1.0W)
Networked Standby mode activated - After a short press of the Power button
Power Consumption (Networked Standby mode) – 2.2W
Wireless Network(s) On/Off switch - Only WiFi network connection and the network connection is always activated
Standby And/Or Off mode activated – Standby mode via long press on Power button
Aerial Captive telescopic aerial; internal Wi-Fi aerial.
Dimensions (mm) 207 wide x 147 high x 80 deep
Weight 0.65 kg
Warranty Comprehensive three year warranty*.
Approvals CE marked. Hereby, Pure declares that this Band II LPD device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. The declaration of conformity may be consulted at http://www.pure.com/R&TTE-DoC. ETSI EN 300 401 compliant. Australian C-Tick N1600 & Electrical Safety.
* Products purchased before 09/05/2014 have a comprehensive two year warranty
"the Pure sounds surprisingly weighty, solid, spacious and composed for its size and mono design. It's the perfect addition to your van"Practical Caravan - December '12 Practical Caravan Winner
The Pure sounds surprisingly solid and composed for its size and designWhat Hi Fi? Sound & Vision - September '12
Pure One Flow is a super cool and handy radio.
The Pure One Flow is a solid competitor against more expensive selections from brands like Grace Digital Audio and Livio Radio.4 stars
The Pure One Flow is a rare thing in that you take it out of the box, plug it in, and it just works. The fact Pure has managed to keep this simplicity intact while adding such a huge range of features is truly impressive.T3 - April '12 4/5 Stars
The combination of easy access through The Lounge -- including thousands of stations worldwide -- and a smart interface on the Flow itself, coupled with a long-lasting rechargeable battery and easy button control makes the One Flow a winner. When I received the unit, I really didn't expect to like it very much, but I like it so much I'll be packing it in my suitcase for my next trip.
Another top quality radio from Pure, combining DAB/FM listening with a wealth of content available onlinePC Utilities - March '12
For an affordable way to listen to internet radio, the Pure One Flow is a great buy and its looks belie its budget statusPocket Lint - January '12 4 Stars
One of the cheapest internet radios you can buy, the One Flow includes built-in Wi-Fi plus DAB, FM and (of course) internet tuners…feel the valueMix Mag - January '12 5 Star Award
"Sonically it's surprisingly impressive given its small size"BBC Music - January '12 5 stars
"A neat and modern looking radio with a lot of features"Radio Listeners Guide - January '12 4.5 stars
An easy to set up device that gives you DAB, FM and internet radio capability. 7/10Micro Mart - December '11
Ample functionality; remarkably poised, engaging and forgiving sound
Solid at the bottom end, reasonably focused and separated in the midrange and mercifully short of the typical top-end clamour, the One Flow continues to lead the fieldWhat Hi Fi? Sound & Vision - November '11
The One Flow has condensed its minimal controls into an excellent navigation structure. This is a world of music in a bargain package. Recommended.Sound and Image - November '11 Digital Radio Product of the year
This is a brilliant all-purpose radio, and one that we can't recommend enoughHow It Works - November '11 How It Works Editor's Choice Award
Nothing we've heard at this sort of price has been able to outperform the One Flow
The One Flow sounds balanced, authoritative and surprisingly weightyWhat Hi Fi? Sound & Vision - October '11 What Hi Fi? Sound & Vision Awards 2011 - Best internet radio up to £150
The One Flow has sound quality, ample functionality and gratifying ease of use on its side
DAB veteran Pure has once again come up with the goods…Thousands of internet radio stations and podcasts are at your fingertips, while there are DAB and FM tuners on-hand too, should you venture away from a Wi-Fi zone. Pure is gearing-up with its own online features too, letting you buy tracks directly from the device…The One Flow offers superb all-round flexibility.Recommended
This is a do-it-all digital radio in a package perfectly proportioned for kitchen or study. Connects to the Internet via home wi-fi adding to the dozens of local DAB- stations, thousands from the internet, plus podcasts and Pure's soothing background sounds. Add the optional rechargeable battery pack and use it as a portable DAB./FM radio. It organises these many options well and is easy to use.Qantas, the Australian Way, - September '11
This isn't just a radio; it's an aural entertainment station. Light, inexpensive and highly versatile, the PURE One Flow is the perfect choice for budget shoppers. quite simply, the perfect kitchen or bedroom radio.
The PURE One Flow is easy to use, has a ton of features and is simple to set up. Its free to access Lounge website makes picking stations, choosing presets and finding listen-again content much simpler than endlessly twiddling dials.Web User - July '11 Gold Award
Pure's One Flow is very impressive, combining internet and digital radio with good sound quality… connects to lots of stations; Lounge service works well.computeractive.co.uk - April '11 5 star award
It's hard to believe that you can get all these features…for less than £100…If you haven't already replaced your radio with a Wi-Fi model, this great value option could be the one that changes your mind.Web User - March '11
Great sound quality, easy to use and packed full of networking features, it's impossible not to likepcpro.co.uk - March '11
As an entry-level DAB radio this has everything you'll ever need. The controls are easy to get to grips with and the overall sound quality is spot onGadget Show - March '11 4 Stars
Great value for money, this PURE portable packs in plentyWhat Hi Fi? Sound & Vision - February '11 What Hi-Fi? 5 Star Award
Add a ChargePAK E1 rechargeable battery pack and listen to your Pure radio wherever you go. ChargePAKs are much more economical than regular batteries and significantly kinder to the environment, reducing the quantity of batteries that end up in landfill sites.
ChargePAK E1 features include:
Specification: lithium-ion 3.7V 8800mAh.
Alternative to Wi-Fi connection for use with the following internet-connected radios - Contour, One Flow, Sensia
Minimum Requirements:
Ethernet cable (RJ45) required
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Rensselaer Russell House Museum
520 W 3rd St
Waterloo Iowa 50701United States
(319) 234-6357
Editor's Review
Restored to all of its Victorian glory, this mansion is filled with beautiful dcor and quaint reminders of life in the 1890s.
Built in 1861, this restored Victorian mansion is filled with quaint and fascinating objects from a bygone era. Among other things, visitors will see an old grandfather clock, a monstrously large stove, some 19th-century games, a wooden toilet and a working Regina box--an old record player with metal discs that resemble saw blades. The dcor is overwhelmingly red, since the hue known as turkey red happened to be Queen Victoria's favorite color. The place is also filled with old dolls and framed photographs of the home's original owner, Rensselaer Russell, and his family. Sold to the Junior League and renovated as a museum in 1964, the home offers guided tours. Admission is charged. Discount passes cover admission to the Russell House as well as Bluedorn Science Imaginarium and Sullivan Brothers Iowa Veterans Museum.


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Trash: Dark Animus trash. It obliterated us on our first attempt; we were not prepared.
Boss: 10H Tortos 'cause I'm a Mistweaver.
Weapon: Soulblade of the Breaking Storm
Rank: 2 but it's close. I choose ICC over it because I was so emotionally invested in Arthas and the whole WC3 story, even though I hated a lot of the ICC fights.


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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
KATY PERRY tells "GQ" she lost her virginity at the age of 16 . . . listening to JEFF BUCKLEY'S album "Grace" in the front seat of a Volvo sedan. She also says all her beauty is God-given . . . quote, "I've never had any plastic surgery. Not a nose, not a chin, not a cheek, not a [breast]. So my messages of self-empowerment are truly coming from an au naturel product."
Earlier this month, some amusing ANNE HATHAWAY photos hit the Internet, which supposedly showed her nearly drowning in the ocean . . . before being saved by a surfer, and having her toes sucked by her husband. Well, apparently that's BOGUS . . . at least the near-drowning part. Anne says, quote, "I'm fine . . . I really do appreciate everybody's concern but that was a picture that had a false story attached to it. The real story is not as interesting."
JUSTIN BIEBER spent his Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Miami Beach, at a STRIP CLUB called King of Diamonds. And according to sources at the place, Justin was equipped with $75,000 . . . IN ONES. He blew through it all, naturally.
1/21/14 LiLo's New Plan
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Tuesday, January 21, 2014
The "National Enquirer" says LINDSAY LOHAN wants to hook back up with her old girlfriend SAMANTHA RONSON and get MARRIED . . . but only for publicity. Supposedly, she wants to do it as a TV special.
Even if you're DETERMINED to be a celebrity, it's smart to have a Plan B. Most celebrities explored other career paths before making it big. Here's what a few of them MIGHT have become if they didn't . . .
Jennifer Lawrence wanted to be a doctor.
Ashton Kutcher studied biochemical engineering at the University of Iowa.
Tom Cruise was going to be a Catholic priest. He even went to seminary school. But one of his classmates says that the two of them got kicked out for stealing liquor from the priests.
Queen Latifah was studying to be a broadcast journalist before she made it big as a rapper.
Gerard Butler studied to be a lawyer at Glasgow University.
Matthew McConaughey was also thinking about a career in law.
Danny DeVito was a HAIR STYLIST.
Angelina Jolie got certified as a funeral director . . . but never actually worked in the field.
George Clooney worked in tobacco fields as a kid . . . and also tried out for the Cincinnati Reds in 1977. Obviously, he didn't make the team.
Mariah Carey studied to be a makeup artist.
Justin Bieber marked his territory in Colorado by peeing his initials in the snow, all while people looked on. According to TMZ, Justin and his crew were driving when his motorcade pulled to the side of a private road in a residential area. Justin hopped out, surrounded by bodyguards, and peed in the snow. Residents went over to inspect the scene and saw Justin had peed his initials "JB" in the snow .
When cops in LA got a warrant to search Justin Bieber's mansion last week, they reportedly found a house littered with drugs and drug paraphernalia. However, since the warrant was issued only to search for video evidence of his egg-throwing attack on a neighbor's house, they couldn't seize any of the drugs. Sources told TMZ that as cops walked through his house, they found two large jars of marijuana and empty bottles of codeine. They also saw three bongs and hookah pipes. There was also evidence that as cops arrived, Bieb's friends flushed drugs down the toilet.
1/20/14 Bieber Addicted to "Sizzurp"
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Monday, January 20, 2014
A lot of celebrities have talents other than those that made them famous. Here are some examples:
Harrison Ford is an experienced pilot. He can fly helicopters and planes. John Travolta, Morgan Freeman, Clint Eastwood and Angelina Jolie are also licensed pilots.
Jolie also collects daggers and practices knife-throwing.
Bruce Willis is a harmonica player. He even released two blues-rock albums in the late '80s.
Colin Farrell was a country line dancer for CMT, and he even once taught a class.
Mike Tyson has been racing pigeons since he was 9.
Taylor Lautner is also into karate. In fact, he earned several junior world championships as a kid.
For the second year in a row, ELLEN DEGENERES has topped a Harris Interactive poll on America's Favorite TV Personalities. Also for the second year in a row, "NCIS" star MARK HARMON followed at #2.
Kim Kardashian told Ellen Degeneres that she and Kanye would be getting married this summer, but wasn't sure where they would tie the knot. Well, the rumors appear to be true. Kim and Kanye spent the weekend with wedding planners in France. They spent almost an hour during a private tour of the Palace of Versailles
Though police didn't find Justin Bieber in possession of any drugs during their house raid, sources say the singer isn't so squeaky clean. According to TMZ, the Bieb has developed an addiction to sizzurp and his handlers are urging him to go to rehab. The gossip blog says Justin has been regularly drinking "sizzurp" or "lean," which includes codeine and promethazine. He's also said to be abusing prescription pills, including Xanax, as well as alcohol and pot.
1/17/14 Bieber's Phone Confiscated
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Friday, January 17, 2014
RUSSELL JOHNSON . . . better known as the Professor on "Gilligan's Island" . . . died yesterday of natural causes. He was 89. That leaves only TWO of the original "seven stranded castaways": DAWN WELLS, who played Mary Ann, is 75 . . . and TINA LOUISE, who played Ginger, is 79.
Actor DAVE MADDEN died yesterday of congestive heart and kidney failure. He was 82. Madden was best known for playing band manager Reuben Kincaid on "The Partridge Family" in the 1970s. He was usually being tortured in some way by Danny Partridge . . . a.k.a. DANNY BONADUCE.
SHIA LABEOUF was caught on video headbutting a guy in a bar in South London last night. Apparently, Shia thought the guy said something about his girlfriend's mother because he got in his face, gave him a head-to-head shove, then yelled, "What did you just say?" four times, before being pulled away.
KATE GOSSELIN brought her 13-year-old twin daughters Cara and Mady on the "Today" show yesterday to do damage control . . . and things didn't go exactly as she'd planned. Kate wanted the girls to dispel rumors that their home life is totally screwed up, but even when they were asked direct questions, they REFUSED TO TALK. Kate seemed pretty humiliated.
Cops confiscated Justin Bieber's cell phone when they raided his house earlier this week and the egg-throwing punk is a little nervous. Police seized the phone to look for any text messages or photos that might incriminate him in the egg-throwing incident and according to TMZ, Bieber is nervous about what else they might find. Sources close to Biebs say he's worried that texts referencing drugs and some naked photos might leak out.
1/16/14 New Kanye Religion
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Thursday, January 16, 2014
This is ridiculous and absurd! There's now a RELIGION based on KANYE WEST. It's called Yeezianity, and the founder claims it's NOT a joke. Followers believe that, quote, "The one who calls himself Yeezus is a divine being who has been sent by God to usher in a New Age of humanity."
GISELE BUNDCHEN says she doesn't even own a hairbrush because, quote, "In my job you have to remember people are brushing my hair every day. You have to remember the last thing I want [on a day off] is a brush in my hair!" She also says she never watches football unless her husband TOM BRADY is playing.
"Forbes" has released its annual list of the Most Influential Celebrities, and this year, STEVEN SPIELBERG is #1. OPRAH WINFREY, who topped the list in the two previous years, came in second this year.
Will Justin Bieber's bad-boy antics get him deported? After cops stormed the singer's house earlier this week, there's been speculation that Bieb could have earned himself a one-way ticket back to Canada. Justin might not mind, though. He once told Rolling Stone magazine he would never become an American citizen. "You guys are evil," he said. "Canada's the best country in the world. We go to the doctor and we don't need to worry about paying him, but here, your whole life, you're broke because of medical bills."


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Professor of Medicine (Nephrology) and of Cellular and Molecular Physiology
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Office of Student ResearchCellular & Molecular PhysiologyInternal Medicine: Nephrology
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Renal Physiology more...
- B.A., University of Michigan, 1959
- M.D., University of Michigan, 1963
Selected Publications
- Velazquez H, Perazella MA, Wright FS, Ellison DH. Renal mechanism of trimethoprim-induced hyperkalemia. Ann Intern Med, 15119(4):296-301, 1993.
- Morsing P, Velazquez H, Ellison D, Wright FS. Resetting of tubuloglomerular feedback by interrupting early distal flow. Acta Physiol Scand, 148(1):63-8, 1993.
- Velazquez H, Ellison DH, Wright FS. Luminal influences on potassium secdretion: chloride, sodium, and thiazide diuretics. Am J Physiol, 262:F1076-82, 1992.


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IndyCar star Ryan Hunter-Reay and Star Mazda driver Anders Krohn visited All Children's Hospital and made many new friends as they took pictures and signed autographs for the kids. Hunter-Reay arrived in a special two-seat IndyCar, along with ACH Executive Vice President and avid race fan Arnie Stenberg. They took a ride along 6th Avenue and 5th Street before coming to a safe stop at the entrance of the new hospital.
The visit was made possible by Racing for Kids, an organization founded in 1989 to focus public attention on the health care needs of children through the popularity of motorsports. RFK has visited more than 20,000 young patients in nearly 400 hospitals throughout the world.


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The World Bank is a vital source of financial and technical assistance to developing countries around the world. The World Bank is made up of two unique development institutions owned by 187 member countries: the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and the International Development Association (IDA).
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I don't mean to be sensational with a video like this. I post it for 2 reasons.
First, just to show that the post-storm clean up is just beginning. In some areas, it hasn't even started. It has been too dangerous to go back yet. East bank of Plaquemines Parish, areas of lower Jefferson Parish, neighborhoods in St. John Parish and others, all still too flooded to return. So people are in limbo, can't start recovery. Some never will.
Secondly, because of what this gentleman says about the community being so important. We say it's that way in south Louisiana, but really, it's that way everywhere. People's most important, most gut wrenching loss is their people. I felt that way after Katrina, when my best friends were somewhere in north Texas and some in other states – some I didn't even know. Everyone scatters and tries to keep in touch but it's never the same. Daily doses of the folks you live to love plucked away. When you need your "posse" the most, they're all spread out hither and yon, wherever they landed. Stability, gone. Routine gone. Traditions, gone. It's more than a bunch of houses. People lived there because they grew up there, where their parents grew up, and their parents. And because it's where their people are. Now the people are not only gone, the place is too ruined to come back.
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Toddler Food Guidelines
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John Mersch, MD, FAAP
Dr. Mersch received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California, San Diego, and prior to entering the University Of Southern California School Of Medicine, was a graduate student (attaining PhD candidate status) in Experimental Pathology at USC. He attended internship and residency at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
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William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
Toddler food facts
Newborn babies are expected to double their birth weight by 4-6 months of age and triple their birth weight by their first birthday. As an example, a 7-pound newborn will weigh about 21 pounds by 12 months of age. If this pace were to continue, a 2-year-old child would weigh approximately 60 pounds! It is obvious that the infant/toddler's rate of growth progressively slows. The need for fewer calories is coupled with a progressively more mobile and active individual who "burns up" more calories than the sedentary infant who spends large blocks of their day asleep. Toddlers have advanced from passively ingesting pure liquid nutrition (breast milk or formula) to self-feeding of table foods. This independence may be a double-edged sword from a parent's point of
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Saving water is a good thing. Saving money is a great thing. Combine the two and it seems as if a water reclamation system is a win-win. But there are misconceptions about systems, from their price to their maintenance, with some operators claiming they're too expensive, others thinking they are too much trouble and some worried about the water's quality.
Professional Carwashing & Detailing® spoke with a multitude of industry experts to get to the bottom of these misconceptions to help operators in learning how to maximize their water reclaim systems.
The common misconceptions
Jim Keller, president of Con-Serv Water Recovery Systems, said that in the 35 years he's worked in the water recovery equipment industry, the most common misconception is in regard to the cost.
"In most cases to dispute the myth about cost and to implement a system, calculate current water and sewer rates in your area," he said. "Don't forget to inquire about any increases that might be in the forecast for your municipality's future. I've been in the industry for quite a few years and I have never seen a rate decrease."
Joel Wollin, the director of Sales and Marketing at Autowash Systems, Inc., said the biggest misconception he has heard has to do with water quality and "that you cannot use one without degrading the quality of the wash and/or experiencing a sewer odor that is traditionally associated with inadequate reclaim systems,."
If a reclaim system is installed correctly, Wollin said it can be one of the greatest assets to a carwash. To truly maximize effectiveness the operator must have plenty of underground settling capacity, use a strong disinfectant (such as ozone), and properly maintain the system on a regular schedule.
Charles Borchard, the vice president of operations for New Wave Industries, said there is still a lot of resistance among operators despite rising water and sewer costs. As these expenses increase, Borchard expects more operators will look to reclaim systems to realize a payback that can occur in less than two years with a 60 percent recovery rate.
Out with the old
Some manufacturers believe the negative reputation for reclaim systems is owed to earlier models, which didn't work as well. Dean Taylor, who serves as the system application specialist for CATEC Water Recovery and Ozone Systems, said reclaim systems have improved greatly over the years and deserve a second look.
"Early systems were unsophisticated and produced water that looked and smelled awful. Such systems are still being sold today, and they continue to be very detrimental to a carwash facility by turning away customers and causing premature equipment failures and/or maintenance nightmares," he said.
According to Taylor, the substandard systems continue to give reclaim a bad name. Over the last 10 years, Taylor said, a hand full of reclaim system manufacturers have made leaps and bounds with reclaim technology.
Today, there are systems that will produce clean, odor-free water and with very little maintenance. These systems can deliver water clean enough that their customers can't even tell reclaim water is being used on their car.
"The recent trend to "go green" with carwashing shows no sign of ending anytime soon," Wollin said. But once upon a time, he had an operator decline to give a letter of recommendation because he didn't want anybody to know he reused his water.
"I now have new operators proudly advertising that they do so. As water and sewer costs continue to increase, I see the future of water reclamation as very strong … and not just in the carwash industry … we are starting to look at water reclamation for the ethanol industry as well as the health club industry," Wollin explained.
Picking the right system
Picking the correct system comes down to your carwash's size and the amount of water that will be reclaimed.
By pre-determining what equipment you will use reclaim with and how much water that equipment will need, Keller said you can properly anticipate the size of your system. "If you are planning on recovering only 50 percent of your carwash water, tank size, pipe size, pump and motor size will be significantly smaller and so will the cost of the recovery system you will need to purchase," he said.
Wollin recommends choosing a system that comes with a drain. He also said operators should look for a system with a filter purge "so that filter changes can be performed safely and with no mess."
"Systems that are designed to depressurize automatically when you turn them off can be unreliable and dangerous," Wollin cautioned. "Never assume that a system is depressurized before opening the filter vessel … it could take your arm, or worse, your head off. If your system has a manual drain valve on it, you know that when you open that drain, it is depressurized."
As for its size, Wollin said an operator needs to be prepared. "Keep in mind," he said, "that we recommend 9,000 gallons of underground settling capacity to make a reclaim system really, truly function well, and this means that an operator has to make a significant investment not just in dollars, but in space, to put one in."
Maintaining while reclaiming
As with all equipment, good maintenance is important and must be done regularly and correctly.
Wollin said that filter, strainer and nozzle maintenance is a must, and reclaim water will typically leave a muddy residue in and on the equipment it is used on. "While the filters are designed to remove most of this, dirt particles that are smaller than the micron rating of the filters will still get through," he said.
Wollin stated these particles eventually accumulate and will plug strainers and nozzles, which naturally leads to other, more serious maintenance problems. The same goes for the filters themselves. "Failure to maintain these items leads to premature equipment failure … usually an expensive pump," he said.
Gideon Brunn, an Applicantion Engineer with Automatic Filters, inc. said, "leftover particles will cause maintenance nightmares when they get into a system." He said unscheduled shut downs for cleaning and maintenance will then occur. Particles will also cause spotting and coloration on cars and will eventually plug the spraying nozzles, Brunn added.
According to Taylor, proper maintenance is key to keeping the water clean. He said to be loyal to your preventive maintenance program. "Just as with a swimming pool, some things must be maintained to keep the water nice," he said. "Many reclaim systems of today require much less maintenance than those of the past. Five to 10 minutes of simple maintenance once a week will help keep your system operating at its peak performance."
Taylor also said that really understanding the system is a good way to keep it working, and some manufacturers offer an onsite visit for set-up and training when you purchase your reclaim equipment. "Take full advantage of this visit. Take time to learn your system, how it operates and what is required to maintain it. It will save you time, money and headaches in the long run," Taylor said.
Borchard agreed and said operators should plan to hold onto their owner's manual. "After you have read the manual, do what it says, check or clean filter elements, media. Verify operations. If there is periodic maintenance, do it," he warned. "Almost all systems will have a strainer basket in front of the pump and all systems will benefit from keeping it clean; once a week in most cases."
Parts to consider
Knowing that oil can get into the reclaim water, David F. Roberts, the president of Freytech Inc., recommends the use of an enhanced coalescing oil water separator. "Even trace amounts of oil in the recycled water can diminish the quality of the wash," he said. "An 'oil trap' is not enough since it is simply a tank with baffled walls which does trap some of the oil floating on the surface of the water, but it will not trap all of the oil present below the surface."
In addition, using such an antiquated method does not offer adequate protection against potential fines for discharging oil beyond the legal limits, according to Roberts. As for self serve carwashes, he said an oil water separator is strongly recommended since it is not uncommon to come across patrons changing their oil and dumping it into the carwash drain. He said that retrofitting existing tanks and installing a turnkey separator kit is a simple, affordable option that not only improves the wash quality and protects the environment but also offers peace of mind to the operator.
Good filters and the replacing of those filters is also a key step. Wollin said that most of his sites are changing filters every 1,000-1,500 cars. Some newer models can handle 5,000 cars on a set of filters. He also recommends good felt filter bags, which nowadays go for about $4 a piece.
"If your reclaim system has three bags, and you change your filters every 1,000 cars, the cost of this maintenance is slightly more than a penny per car," he said. "I have seen sites wash and reuse their filters," which, in his opinion, quickly degrades the ability of the filters to remove particles they are rated to catch.
"Considering the negligible expense of the filters," Wollin said," it is not worth the time or the hassle to do this, and in fact, the cost of washing these filters probably exceeds the value of doing so."


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Elaine Kaplan
Acting Director
The President has set the reduction of cybersecurity workforce skills gaps as one of his top 14 priority cross-agency performance goals for FY2013 (http://goals.performance.gov/node/38552). In support of this priority the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is collaborating with the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, the Chief Human Capital Officers Council (CHCOC) and the Chief Information Officers Council (CIOC) in implementing a special workforce project that tasks Federal agencies' cybersecurity, information technology (IT) and human resources (HR) communities to build a statistical data set of existing and future cybersecurity positions in the OPM Enterprise Human Resources Integration (EHRI) data warehouse by the end of FY2014.
The new databank will enable agencies to identify and address their needs for cybersecurity skill sets to meet their missions. In accomplishing this project, agencies will also be updating their cybersecurity positions with codes that revise the definitions of and taxonomy used for cybersecurity work. This particular work function has extensively changed over the last decade, and these revisions provide consistency and a common language in describing the skill sets needed to perform the work successfully.
To achieve this fast-paced project goal, HR officials along with IT and cybersecurity managers in each agency must jointly devise and execute an action plan that includes:
o The March 2013 issuance of the National Cybersecurity Workforce Framework (http://csrc.nist.gov/nice/framework/) that establishes a common language and taxonomy for cybersecurity work. These new definitions of Federal cybersecurity work will lead to clearer understanding of the skill sets needed for this work and will improve recruitment and development of the workforce. The Framework is a product of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) that has direct engagement of over 20 Federal agencies including OPM.
o The new Cybersecurity Data Element Standard in the OPM Guide to Data Standards (http://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/data-analysis-documentation/data-policy-guidance/reporting-guidance/part-a-human-resources.pdf ) provides a set of data element codes as a position classification tool. These data element codes mirror the updated cybersecurity work definitions of the NICE Framework and are to be applied to all positions that may be performing cybersecurity work.
o Alignment of the cybersecurity work in the position with its organization's cybersecurity mission.
o All existing positions possibly performing cybersecurity work are reviewed and coded. (These positions span multiple occupational series and their position descriptions need annotation with proper data element code.)
o All positions in the Information Technology Management 2210 Occupation Series are reviewed and appropriately coded using the new data element standard.
As new and future positions performing cybersecurity work are classified after FY2014, the agency's special action plan will be assimilated into the agency's hiring and position classification processes.
Completion of this special project is targeted for the end of FY2014. To minimize reporting requirements, OPM's EHRI cybersecurity databank will be used to measure agency performance. The IT and cybersecurity leadership and OPM will periodically monitor and discuss with the agencies, as well as with the CHCOC and CIO, the build-up of the databank in EHRI to ensure achievement of these milestones:
We will continue to work with the cybersecurity and CIO leadership to assure access to subject-matter expertise (SME) in applying these new work definitions. The OPM guidance team, as well as our cybersecurity partners at NICE and the CIO Council, are available to help agencies in their redefinition of cybersecurity work and the application of the Cybersecurity Data Element Standard to positions performing cybersecurity work. Address any assistance in cybersecurity matters to NICE and/or the CIO Council. For HR assistance in this project, contact Jeanne Friedrich (email@example.com, 202-606-1523) or Renée Singleton (firstname.lastname@example.com, 202-606-1868).
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People are wired to connect. Neuroscientists have discovered that there is a part of our brains in the prefrontal cortex that helps us tune into other people, making the connections that are necessary to create relationships that help us survive.
How does this little bit of neuroscience have anything to do with blogging? Because the most successful blog posts are those where the writer has tuned into something that the reader is experiencing. This affects that part of the brain, generating an emotional connection with the reader.


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The Sports Network
DATE & TIME: Saturday, December 1, 3:30 p.m. (et)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Rentschler Field (40,000) -- East Hartford, Connecticut. Television: ABC. Home Record: Cincinnati 6-1, UConn 3-2. Away Record: Cincinnati 1-2, UConn 2-4. Neutral Record: Cincinnati 1-0, UConn 0-0. Conference Record: Cincinnati 4-2, UConn 2-4. Series Record: Cincinnati leads, 6-2.
GAME NOTES: With its postseason hopes still hanging by a thread, the Connecticut Huskies host a Cincinnati team with Big East title aspirations at Rentschler Field.
Although the Bearcats cannot win the conference championship outright, if Louisville takes down Rutgers on Thursday and Cincinnati wins this game, the Bearcats would be part of a four-way share of the Big East title with Louisville, Rutgers and Syracuse. Cincinnati would not be able to earn the conference's BCS bid though. Overall, Cincinnati is 8-3 this season with a 4-2 mark against league foes. Only one of those wins has come on the road.
The Huskies are 2-4 in league play. However after a stunning 23-20 win in triple overtime on the road over Louisville last weekend, UConn could still be in the mix for a bowl bid. At 5-6 overall a win in this matchup gives the Huskies the six necessary wins for bowl eligibility.
Cincinnati leads the all-time series between these programs with a 6-2 mark against the Huskies. UConn has won two of the three matchups held at Rentschler Field.
Since taking over for Munchie Legaux at quarterback, Brendon Kay has a record of 2-1. In those starts he has completed 59.4 percent of his passes for 673 yards, three touchdowns and a pair of interceptions. He has also been sacked six times. Losing Legaux has not meant a loss in the rushing production from the quarterback as Kay has rushed for 165 yards and a score in those three games.
Kay has the great fortune of being able to hand the ball off to George Winn. Winn leads the Big East in rushing yards (1,134) and is one of just two backs in the conference to be picking up more than 100 yards per game on the ground. Winn has also had a nose for the end zone, punching it in on 11 different occasions which is tied for the second most in the Big East. Winn got back to normal last weekend with a 119-yard, two-touchdown effort against South Florida after he failed to get more than 100 yards in two straight games.
Tight end Travis Kelce (35 receptions, 530 yards, 5 TDs) has seen a big rise in his production since Kay took over. He has brought in at least four passes in each of the last four games. During that span he has had 50 or more receiving yards three times and has also hauled in three of his five touchdowns this season. Kenbrell Thompkins (30 receptions, 512 yards, 2 TDs) has been another consistent pass catcher, while Ralph David Abernathy (24 receptions, 294 yards, 3 TDs) is utilized in the passing game out of the backfield.
All together Cincinnati has been one of the best offenses in the Big East this season, ranking second in scoring (30.7 ppg) and total yards (437.5 ypg).
On the defensive side of things the Bearcats are a solid group limiting teams to 373.8 yards of total offense. Where the team's real success has been is in keeping opponents off the scoreboard, as Cincinnati ranks second in the conference in scoring defense (17.2 ppg). The success comes from the Bearcats' ability to tighten up n the red zone where teams are scoring at a 69.7 percent clip, the second best mark in the Big East.
Tackling machine Greg Blair (115 tackles) has been the anchor for the squad and has also helped create turnovers with a pair of interceptions and a forced fumble. The loss of top pass rusher Walter Stewart earlier in the season has hurt the team's ability to create pressure, although Adrian Witty showed some competence last week with a pair of sacks.
If the Huskies are really going to get into a bowl game they will have to get the Lyle McCombs of the last two weeks to materialize again. McCombs rushed for more than 120 yards for the second straight week against Louisville after failing to do so in the first nine games of the year. McCombs rushed for more than 1,000 yards last season and right now has an even 800 yards to go along with five scores.
Getting real production out of the running game will be vital since Chandler Whitmer has struggled. The junior-college transfer has completed just 58.2 percent of his passes this season for 2,400 yards and eight touchdowns. While those numbers aren't horrific his ball security (15 interceptions) has been. Whitmer also hasn't had a great deal of time to make decisions as he has been sacked 29 times, the second most among quarterbacks in the Big East.
Geremy Davis (39 receptions, 567 yards, TD) leads in receptions and yards but only has three catches for 20 yards in the last two games. Tight end Ryan Griffin (29 receptions, 399 yards, 5 TDs) is reliable, especially in the red zone.
Connecticut won't be able to counter Cincinnati's offensive success overall, as the Huskies rank at the very bottom of the conference in total offense (313.4 ypg) and scoring (17.8 ppg). The Huskies are the only team in the conference scoring fewer than 20 points per game.
Where Connecticut does have the edge is on the defensive side of the ball. In terms of total yards allowed there is no team better in the Big East (305.7 ypg). The Huskies' resistance has been stellar thanks to an affinity for getting in the backfield, as the team ranks second in the conference in tackles for loss (81) and first in sacks (31.0).
Several playmakers in the front seven lead the unit. Yawin Smallwood (110 tackles, 15.0 TFLs, 4.0 sacks) is the top performer, while Sio Moore (69 tackles, 14.5 TFLs, 7.0 sacks), Ryan With (45 tackles, 9.5 TFLs, 3.5 sacks) and Trevardo Williams (13.5 TFLs, 11.5 sacks) are all making life hard on opposing backfields.
With their backs against the wall the Huskies will need another stellar effort from their defense. That could happen as Connecticut is built to stop a team like Cincinnati.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Connecticut 24, Cincinnati 21


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John Torbett, Gaston County's representative in Raleigh, gets it. Every decision in life isn't the government's to make. Most decisions, certainly those that have to do with personal safety, belong to the individual.
Torbett has filed a bill that would nix North Carolina's mandatory helmet law, leaving riders 21 and older free to decide for themselves whether to wear a helmet.
His reason is right on target:
"What this is about to me is pretty much the freedom of an adult to choose," he told The Gazette.
Hear! Hear!
This is ALL about the freedom of adults to choose what is best for them – even if that choice is a bad one.
There is much debate on whether the helmet law makes sense and does what it was intended to do – prevent serious injuries and save lives.
Dr. Pascal Odekwu, director of the trauma unit at a Wake County hospital, sees a lot of serious injuries, including those of motorcycle riders involved in wrecks. He supports mandatory helmets, recently telling lawmakers that they reduce high medical and rehab costs that often fall to taxpayers.
Torbett, who has been riding a motorcycle since his teen years, calls that argument off base and backs up his opinion with information from the Department of Transportation and National Highway Transportation Safety Administration.
That information includes:
- 63 percent of motorcycle wreck fatalities do not involve major head injuries that would have been prevented by the use of a helmet.
- Motorcycle wreck fatalities often are caused by wounds to the torso or its internal organs.
- Helmets offer less projection the faster the motorcyclist is riding.
- North Carolina's current rate of motorcycle fatalities is 12 percent of total traffic deaths, roughly the same as the 11 percent in South Carolina, which has no mandatory helmet law.
With differing opinions and information from both sides of the issue, where would you come down?
Like so many other decisions, this is one the government has no business making for motorcyclists. All rides do not take place in the same conditions, and Torbett cites a good example of how individuals can make sensible decisions.
He says he always wears a helmet in heavy traffic, but not on country roads in South Carolina.
The truth is, safety can't be guaranteed by the government or by individuals. Judgment always comes into play in decision-making.
We hold out hope that Torbett's bill will move quickly through the Legislature. It has already been approved by one panel of lawmakers.
We commend him for calling attention to the ever-growing Nanny State where people in power mistakenly believe they have the power to rule your life.


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OK so while playing at O.C. today on hole 13 i had a 4" drop in put par shot, it went in 100% in the basket BUT rolled out of the side of the basket through the basket itself NOT over the top of the rim of the basket.
Does it count or did i have to shoot again ?


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Analysis: Diversity
In the article, "Kidnapped US captain freed; snipers kill 3 pirates," the Associated Press writers deal with the racial and cultural diversity of people involved in the story. The writers must tell a story that bridges the very different lives of Somalian warlords and pirates, common U.S. citizens working on a commercial freighter, and U.S. Navy Seals and their commanders. All people involved come from very different backgrounds, so the writers must be careful to move beyond stereotypes. The writers must be particularly careful concerning the people of Somalia, whose government is in tatters and the shores of which are described by the writers as "anarchic" and gun-plagged."
I believe that the article makes several attempts to move beyond the stereotypes that many Somalians are warlords and pirates. The article includes an interview with a Somalian citizen, who owns a clothes store, who said that upon receiving news of the event he was concerned that pirates would exact revenge on villages and common citizens like himself.
The article makes few other attempts, however, to explain what life is like in Somalia and focuses mostly on the statements from government officials and the actions of the pirates.


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The sense of self is a highly evolved program that helps the physical organism survive and reproduce.
It emerges and exists entirely within its own conceptual overlay.
It is the function of the illusory self to seek those things that benefit the organism.
It imagines that by stilling the thought stream (which in fact is its only realm) it will reduce the accumulation of stress that is in fact the essence of life itself.
Those who lean to the esoteric will imagine that by meditating they will attain some sort of ultimate understanding and spend their life in what is commonly called "enlightenment".
Only a conceptual mind would come up with a plan to still itself.
And a still mind is like a still wind….....neither exist.
Meditate if you must….use whatever method seems to work….but know you are spinning your own wheels.
There is nothing that can be improved in an entity that doesn't even exist.
"How To Meditate"