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12/16/09 vs. The Bucks - Last nights amazing shot. The Bucks should have seen this coming.
12/04/09 Vs. The Heat - There is no way to defend that.
Game 4 of the 2006 Playoffs vs the Suns - Classic after shot celebration
05/08/2009 Vs. The Rockets - Long 3 pointers at the buzzer are impressive.
Rare buzzer beater vs the Knicks - This one is so old, Kobe still had the fro.
Game winner vs Trail Blazers - What a shot
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Left handed buzzer beater vs Thunder - Kobe is a righty by the way.
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The 2013 Waipa Networks Business Awards were held at the Don Rowlands Centre at Mighty River Domain on Friday night.
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Cambridge's Harry Parsons won his category at this year's Smokefreerockquest and a band from St Peter's School placed second in the band section.
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National Fieldays at Mystery Creek closes after attracting huge crowds and scoring record business activity.
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A lock-down pitching performance from Jessica Perkins and some clutch hitting was enough to lift the Callaway Lady Cavaliers to a big region win on Thursday.
Perkins pitched a complete-game, two-hit shutout and Callaway handled Haralson County 3-0.
The Lady Cavaliers (8-5 overall) improved to 2-1 in Region 5-AAA.
"Jessica didn't let them breathe at all," Callaway head coach Ashley Summerlin said.
The Lady Cavaliers scored three runs in the bottom of the third inning, and while they didn't score again, they didn't need to thanks to Perkins.
"The way Jessica was throwing, you felt like if you could get her two, you'd have a really good chance to win," Summerlin said. "And we did."
Perkins was on from the start, retiring Haralson County in order in the top of the first, and she didn't face much opposition during the game.
Haralson did get a pair of base runners on in the top of the fourth inning, but Perkins ended that threat with a strikeout.
"I feel like we had a solid defense, and we were hitting good," Perkins said. "We were an all-around team today."
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Keshonna Terrell followed with a base hit, and Claudia Massey came through with a two-run double to give the Lady Cavaliers a 3-0 lead.
"It always feels good to get the big hit," Massey said.
Perkins said getting those runs "was a lot of weight off my shoulders."
Massey said with the runs on the board, Callaway felt really good the way Perkins was throwing.
"We're really confident in her," said Massey, who had two hits. "We have a lot of faith in her."
Callaway got hits from Savanna Galloway and Kelly Carlisle in the fourth inning, but it was unable to score another run.
The Lady Cavaliers went down in order in the fifth and sixth innings, but the three runs was enough.
Callaway will play LaGrange and Troup on Saturday.
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Australian medical groups harshly criticized state government guidelines on Tuesday, which recommended that sleep-deprived doctors consume the equivalent of up to six cups of coffee in caffeine in order to be alert during long shifts.
In a policy paper on fatigue risk management, Queensland Health declared the "strategic use of caffeine… to be beneficial" for doctors, reported Brisbane's Courier-Mail.
The document stated, "The recommended dosage for a prolonged and significant reduction in sleepiness during a night without sleep has been suggested at 400mg of caffeine… equivalent to about five to six cups of coffee."
Energy drinks were also listed as a viable remedy for sleep deprivation, but they are not as available or inexpensive as coffee or caffeine pills, the paper also reported.
The guidelines were described by the Australian Medical Association (AMA) as "disturbing" and the group said that doctors taking on shifts of up to 80 hours needed to be given adequate rest breaks.
"Lives are being put on the line, that's why the AMA has repeatedly drawn attention to this, we've got to change the attitude, we've got to change the rostering," vice-president of AMA Steve Hambleton told Channel Nine television.
The problem garnered much attention when Queensland's Salaried Doctors Association anonymously surveyed medical practitioners and reported outrageous fatigue-related issues, such as surgeons falling asleep in operating theatres.
Andrew Johnson, Queensland Health's Townsville district medical director, defended the guidelines that he assisted in drafting, by explaining that they serve to emphasize the need to produce rosters that let doctors get enough sleep.
However, he says caffeine is a well-known stimulant "and when you're in a tight spot, it can help."
"What's come through very clearly in the international literature on this across a range of industries is that caffeine can, in fact, improve alertness and performance. That's been a long-established fact," he commented to Sky News.
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The first trailer has arrived online for director Peter Cousens' upcoming slavery drama Freedom starring Cuba Gooding Jr. and William Sadler, and we have it below after the official synopsis…
Two men separated by 100 years are united in their search for freedom. In 1856 a slave, Samuel Woodward (Cuba Gooding Jr.) and his family, escape from the Monroe Plantation near Richmond, Virginia.
A secret network of ordinary people known as the Underground Railroad guide the family on their journey north to Canada. They are relentlessly pursued by the notorious slave hunter Plimpton (William Sadler). Hunted like a dog and haunted by the unthinkable suffering he and his forbears have endured, Samuel is forced to decide between revenge or freedom.
100 years earlier in 1748, John Newton the Captain of a slave trader sails from Africa with a cargo of slaves, bound for America. On board is Samuel's great grandfather whose survival is »
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Read More: Arc Entertainment Acquires Civil War Thriller 'Echoes Of War' Arc Entertainment announced today that it has acquired U.S. distribution rights to "Freedom" for a day-and-date release on June 5, 2015. The film was directed by Peter Cousens ("Return to Eden") and was written by Timothy A. Chey ("The Genius Club"). "Freedom" follows the true story of Samuel Woodward, a slave who attempts to escape from a plantation in Monroe, Virginia using the Underground Railroad in 1856. Woodward's story is woven together with that his great grandfather, whose 1748 voyage to America with slave trader Captain John Newton inspired Newton to write the song "Amazing Grace." The song touches the lives of all of the characters in the film. Academy Award Winner Cuba Gooding, Jr. ("Jerry McGuire") stars in the film alongside William Sadler ("The Shawshank Redemption"), Sharon Leal ("Guiding Light"), David »
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Arc Entertainment has acquired all U.S. rights to the family drama "Freedom," which stars Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr. as a slave, it was announced Tuesday by the company's head of acquisitions, Scott Moesta. Peter Cousens directed from a script by Timothy A. Chey, and the film co-stars William Sadler ("The Shawshank Redemption"), Sharon Leal ("Guiding Light"), David Rasche ("Men in Black 3"), Terrence Mann ("Critters") and Michael Goodwin ("Stuck in Love"). Arc Entertainment will be releasing the film on VOD, digital and in theaters on June 5. "Freedom" tells the true story of two men separated by 100 years »
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If you've been crossing your fingers for Fox to return to New York's supernatural-charged town of Sleepy Hollow, you can relax your hands, exhale, and settle comfortably back into your couch, because Fox has announced their renewal of Sleepy Hollow for an 18-episode third season, with the network also revealing the series' new showrunner (following Mark Goffman's departure earlier this month). Also included in our latest horror round-up is a trailer for the second episode of The CW's iZombie and details on the 10th Annual Texas Frightmare Weekend that will feature special guest Alexandra Breckenridge from The Walking Dead (as well as many other great guests).
Sleepy Hollow Season 3: Press Release - "Veteran Television Producer Clifton Campbell Signs On As Executive Producer and Showrunner
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Low Spirits: Galland's Energetic Supernatural Comedy Doesn't Retain Dominion
The increasingly tenuous distinction between what constitutes either horror or comedy is further exemplified in Ava's Possessions, the third feature from multifaceted Jordan Galland. A modified spin on the popular subgenre of demonic possession and exorcism titles that we've long been familiar with, Galland's latest is a comedy marinated generously with supernatural elements. Amusing yet never as clever as one would hope it to be, this plays rather like the simple structure of mainstream fodder like The Hangover parading around in a Halloween costume. Those hoping for something eerie, creepy, or atmospheric will be disappointed, but fans of its attractive cast and some impressive production elements makes this more appealing than dubious detractors may predict.
Ava's (Louisa Krause) been possessed by a demon for the past month, but with the support of her parents (Deborah Rush, »
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Exorcism films often get caught up in the religious act of releasing pure souls from Satan's burning grasp, but what happens after all the action ends? What happens when the possession lets go, the priest goes home, and the victim is left to piece back together their life? That's the story that filmmaker Jordan Galland dares to tell in Ava's Possessions, as he examines his title character's existence After a demonic inhabitant leaves her with nothing but broken relationships and one massive blackout. Think of it as The Hanover with a paranormal twist. Like Ava woke up after a massive party, and she has to figure out what shenanigans she got into while "under the influence." Yeah, that's the best comparison. The Hangover, but with a lot more demons and Satanism.
Louisa Krause plays the titular Ava, a young girl who lost a month of »
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"The Drac pack is back" in the new teaser trailer for Hotel Transylvania 2, in which Frank (Frankenstein's monster, voiced by Kevin James) faces his old nemesis: fire. We also have a look at a new trailer for The CW's iZombie and two clips from the pilot, one of which includes George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead playing on a TV in the background. A teaser for Ava's Possessions, a horror film making its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival tomorrow night, is also featured in our latest trailer round-up.
Hotel Transylvania 2: "The Drac pack is back for an all-new monster comedy adventure in Sony Pictures Animation's Hotel Transylvania 2! Everything seems to be changing for the better at Hotel Transylvania... Dracula's rigid monster-only hotel policy has finally relaxed, opening up its doors to human guests. But behind closed coffins, Drac is worried that his adorable half-human, »
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Each and every year, the South by Southwest Film Festival comes together in Austin, Texas to shine the spotlight on some of the most provocative and ingenious indie horror films from across the globe. The 2015 SXSW line-up is no exception, featuring a multitude of thought-provoking titles and genre-bending awesomeness that we could not be more excited to check out during the festival this month.
Here's a look at several of the films from SXSW 2015 that have us excited for this year's line-up and should stay on your radar once they're officially released at a later date:
Director: Todd Strauss-Schulson, Screenwriters: M. A. Fortin, Joshua John Miller
Max and her friends are mysteriously transported into a famous 1980s horror movie that starred Max's mother, a celebrated scream queen. Reunited, they team up to fight the film's maniacal killer and find their way back home. Cast: Taissa Farmiga, »
- Heather Wixson
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We at Thn collectively love Keanu Reeves and have been immensely excited about his return this year in John Wick. Although not released in UK cinemas until April, Thn have been lucky enough to have already seen it and we can tell you that it is all kinds of awesome.
John Wick was so brilliant that it has awoken my long-forgotten admiration for Mr Reeves and compelled me to revisit his extensive back catalogue immediately. Post-John Wick viewing I arrived home, logged onto Amazon and purchased an alarming amount of films, including Johnny Mnemonic (don't worry, it was only 8p!). I thought I'd gotten through the Keanu phase at secondary school but it seems that it is now back with a vengeance. It all started after seeing that little known film The Matrix which was released right in the middle of my school career. Most of my »
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3 February 2015 3:09 PM, PST | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
The 2015 SXSW Film Festival will be running from March 13th through March 21st in Austin, Texas and the first wave of selections were announced today to get attendees excited for all the amazing films coming our way next month. And while horror fans have to wait until next week for the announcement of the Midnighters slate, here's a look at some of the genre-related titles already revealed amidst SXSW's other film categories for this year.
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Director/Screenwriter: J. Davis
The story of two brothers: one who's devoted to his family, the other who's obsessed with the Manson Family. Cast: Jay Duplass, Linas Phillips, Leonora Pitts, Tobin Bell, Adam Chernick, Davie-Blue. (World Premiere)
Director/Screenwriter: Alex Garland
Alex Garland, writer of 28 Days Later and Sunshine, makes his directorial debut with the stylish and cerebral thriller Ex Machina, starring Domhnall Gleeson, »
- Heather Wixson
3 February 2015 12:56 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
South by Southwest, the multi-faceted film, music and technology festival held annually in Austin, TX will feature such upcoming films as Paul Feig's Spy, David Gordon Green's Manglehorn, Alex Gibney's documentary Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine, and Ondi Timoner's Russell Brand profile Brand: A Second Coming as headliners in this year's film festival lineup.
SXSW runs from March 13 to 21 in Austin and is now in its 22nd year. Variety has details of the 145 films and 100 world premieres bowing at this year's festival. Brand, as previously reported, will be the festival's opening night film.
Other notable titles on the list are the Will Ferrell/Kevin Hart comedy Get Hard, a rough cut of Judd Apatow's Trainwreck, the directorial debut of 28 Days Later screenwriter Alex Garland, Ex Machina, and a new comedy by Michael Showalter, Hello, My Name is Doris.
On the small screen, »
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14 January 2015 10:55 AM, PST | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
You know what the best Die Hard is. You know what the worst is. But where do the others sit in the Die Hard league table?
A quick preamble. Over the course of the coming weeks and months, we're going to be exploring many of our favourite movie franchises, and ranking the films in order. Mainly because it gives us a further chance to talk about many of our favourite films.
Inevitably, the ordering in these cases isn't always going to come as a surprise - we go into this with the first and last place in most of these lists immediately obvious - but it's interesting to see how the movies stand in the context of each other. Police Academy week in particular should be a hoot.
When it comes to ranking the Die Hard films then, the battle is really between Die Hards 2 and 3 for second place. But »
- simonbrew
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Writer's Note: This is the second part of my celebration of Ernest Dickerson's Demon Knight, which turns 20 today. Truly one of my favorite horror movies to come out of the 1990's (or really, any decade), Demon Knight was a landmark endeavor for many reasons. You can catch up with Part One of my retrospective here.
In Demon Knight, Brayker (William Sadler) and The Collector (Billy Zane) are vying for control over an ancient relic that controls the very fate of humanity. The duo eventually face-off at a remote long-term hotel in New Mexico called The Mission where several residents end up getting caught in the middle of their epic showdown. The hotel is run by the wise-cracking, no-nonsense Irene (Cch Pounder) who makes it her job to keep her renters in line, including former convict Jeryline (Jade Pinkett), a well-meaning prostitute named Cordelia (Brenda Bakke) and her client, »
- Heather Wixson
12 January 2015 3:25 PM, PST | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
After several successful seasons on HBO under its belt, Tales from the Crypt and its iconic host, The Cryptkeeper (voiced by John Kassir), made the leap to the big screen in January 1995 with the feature film Demon Knight. Directed by Ernest Dickerson and starring William Sadler, Billy Zane, Jada Pinkett, Dick Miller, Brenda Bakke, Thomas Hayden Church, Cch Pounder and Charles Fleischer, Demon Knight debuted at #3 its opening weekend and took in over $21 million during its theatrical run, making the first of the Tales from the Crypt a bona fide success (even if the critics didn't seem to think so).
A movie best remembered by fans for its masterful blending of horror and comedy, an incredibly diverse and talented cast of players as well as an iconic soundtrack and jaw-dropping special effects to boot, it was love at first sight after I first experienced Demon Knight all those years »
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We do not exchange gifts. That's not what Christmas is about, but we're going skiing and thanking God for all the great snow! Swooosh swoosh!
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We don't go skiing... that's not what Christmas is all about.. humbug! humbug!
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Christmas has never been about "how much we're spending" - our parents taught us when we were very young the meaning of Christmas. It's not about giving/getting more than your neighbor - it's about how much you can HELP your neighbor, and those less fortunate.
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I am trying desperately to get to grips with Windows 8 64 bit on a new laptop having been used to XP Pro. My first reaction is to say to Microsoft "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
Anyway, my specific and probably very basic problems are as follows:
I don't want to use MS Office, much less purchase it, and would like to continue to use LibreOffice. But although it downloads I don't see how I can make it "run."
My current 3 computer version of Norton Internet Security 2012 also appears to download (without Utilities) but since the laptop already has a trial version of the same thing, it doesn't show that my current version still has months to run.
I would like to transfer Mozilla Thunderbird gmails from my old laptop, including my address book. Should I use IMAP or POP? In fact I have already managed to install Thunderbird using POP but there doesn't seem to be a way of using a CD-ROM to install the address book.
Can you tell me in general terms how I find downloaded programmes? I obviously need to run them, but my poor brain can't find where the downloads are stored...if at all.
I might possibly need Java in future. Is there any inherent problem with it? I know it was very unstable in the past.
I'm sorry for all those questions. But at my age such a complete difference in systems is extremely challenging. Ideally I suppose I'm saying that I'd like Windows 8 to operate or at least appear as close as possible to XP. Am I searching for the impossible?
Thanks guys in advance for any help.
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I sympathise. I'll try to answer as best as I can but someone else may be able to give a more complete or better reply.
Did you just download LibreOffice or install it? If installed: On the metro (tile interface) scroll across and see if a tile has been installed for LibreOffice. If not open the charms and in find apps type LibreOffice. Alternatively go to the desktop and you may find LibreOffice has installed a shortcut. If not installed then go to the desktop and click bottom left and look for downloads.
Have you registered Norton on the new system?
IMAP and POP are 2 different email protocols. If your account was set up for pop then stay with pop. Don't use Thunderbird so cannot help with transfer of address book.
This link tells you how to move the downloads folder but the first part is what you want is it tells you how to find it.
Java has some security problems. It is up to you. Javascript is ok.
You may be younger than many who answer on this forum!
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I use Thunderbird, although on Win 7, not Win 8 so I haven't actually tried this on Win 8
However, there are two main ways to move your 'Profile' across to a new computer and worth a try. I favour MozBackup which is a free download and is very easy.
This links to a 'T'Bird' forum, which I find very helpful and your question re T'Bird is answered.
Regarding finding your way around Windows 8, I can sympathize too, as I have been doing just that today myself. I found that putting the question of what you are wanting to do, into Google, then got me lots of very helpful sites and I have to say, I've learnt a lot today!
Good luck with the steep learning curve but I'm sure you'll get there :)
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A progress report:
LibreOffice isnow installed, along with files from old computer, and working.
I get the feeling that the 2 month free trial of Norton is preventing me from using the product key of my existing Norton. I'll see what happens when those two months are up. By the way, Norton Utilities doesn't seem to be needed with this trial version of NIS and I don't think it's compatible with Windows 8 anyway.
Thunderbird was a nightmare. But I now have it up and running my gmail account using POP, not IMAP. I also managed to export / import my address book. Unfortunately Thunderbird has uploaded every single gmail message I ever sent or received, so I have a major deleting task to do.
Since I'd like to do a speedtest having now got a fibre optic connection, it seems I need to download Java. I hope that Javascript alone will be enough.
Thanks again, guys. I'm battling on.
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Well done Sounds like you've achieved lots already As I said, Google questions re how to do something in Win 8 - I'm finding that very helpful Post again with any new issues - the guys here are very helpful, as you've discovered already Cheers
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Woolwell and AroundAgain: Thank you again for your help. I think I'm just about there.
By the way, for some reason the addition of a mouse seems to be even more essential in Windows 8 than in XP. Then again, I had an HP Compaq where the touchpad scrolled properly. On this Fujitsu AH532 I ended up with blisters on my fingers...well almost.
One more question before I leave you in peace: is there any way I can change virtually all the tiles on the Start page of Windows 8 and make my own choice completely? If so, how can I make a web page (e.g. bbc.co.uk/news) into a tile?
Bye for now, Mark
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You will need to create a custom tile using a third party program. However it is much easier to go to the desktop and create a shortcut there.
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Don't find that I need a mouse as I find the touchpad is fine but I do have a touchscreen.
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Woolwell. I also have a touchscreen, in that I can touch it but nothing happens. (Sorry, my sense of humour.)
Yes, I'll use the desktop; it seems a lot more familiar and therefore easier.
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I love the mage probably the most but what worries me is I see lvl 70's running around with 7K health :/. I mean last night I finally spec'ed out my druid boomkin and he starfired once for 4600 on a lvl 71 mob. WTF! So I'd imagine mages get 2 shotted left and right. Especailly with all of the CC. I mean I had a pally and rogue approach me and they slaughtered me fast. I never once was not stunned during it.
Eh...7k health is pretty low. Seriously if I see somebody running around with that much, expect me to kill them very fast. My druid has around 11k health in all of his specs, except his tanking spec which is around 16k.
Have you tried every playstyle your druid has? My main is a druid. For PVE there are 4 different roles to play, and for PVP there are 4 different playstyles as well, each of them very powerful. And were not talking little differences between each spec, were talking huge, like a whole other class when you re-spec, MUCH bigger differences than when other classes re-spec.
As for your starfire hitting for 4600, thats fine and all (well, actually mine crits for 7k) but if people are dumb enough to let you take the time to cast spells like that they deserve what they have coming. In general I agree that PVP is pretty broken right now though. There is a huge problem with people dieing so fast in PVP, and it has really dumbed it down a lot. It is for other reasons than spells with long cast times and high burst being dropped though. Blizzard has talked about it on the forums but they haven't said what they are going to do about it.
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Aircraft passengers are sedentary most of the time on any flight, but that is not true of the cabin crew, who are responsible for the safety and comfort of the passengers. Cabin crew, who number over 105,000 in the United States, are 20–80 years old, with the majority being between 30 and 55 years. Flight attendants work at a higher energy level than passengers and are exposed to cabin air for longer durations. They are typically in flight 50–80 h per month, and their maximal flight hours range from 75 to 105 h per month (AFA 2001).
In response to concerns raised by the flying public and the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) regarding the air quality aboard commercial aircraft, Congress directed the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), in the Wendell H.Ford Aviation Investment and Reform Act of the 21st Century (passed in April 2000), to request that the National Research Council (NRC) perform an independent study to assess the contaminants of concern in commercial aircraft and their toxicological and health effects, and provide recommendations for approaches to improving cabin air quality. In response, the NRC convened the Committee on Air Quality in Passenger Cabins of Commercial Aircraft, whose members include experts in industrial hygiene, exposure assessment, toxicology, occupational and aerospace medicine, epidemiology, microbiology, aerospace and environmental engineering, air-quality monitoring, ventilation and airflow modeling, and environmental chemistry. The committee was charged with the following specific issues:
Contaminants of concern, as determined by the committee, including pathogens and substances used in the maintenance, operation, or treatment of aircraft, including those that may result from seasonal changes in fuels and from the use of deicing fluids.
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"I'm going to prison or death sentence for killing my wife. Love you guys. Miss you guys. Take care. Facebook people you'll see me in the news."
The Miami Herald and other news outlets are reporting that 31-year-old Derek Medina of South Miami apparently posted that Facebook message Thursday morning, along with a photo of a woman's "twisted, bloodied body lying on a linoleum floor."
I'm a Northern California boy, through and through. I grew up ten minutes north of Berkeley, went to college at Davis, about forty five minutes away, and then was fortunate enough to have the industry I went to school for bloom around me. I spent my post-university career living around the Bay Area, the last four years in the Mission in San Francisco. I am attuned to things that are uniquely San Francisco: burritos, surly Asian women serving me pho, co-workers into fringe politics, passive-aggressiveness.
I could hardly believe what I was looking at. There it was, staring right at me. I could no longer ignore, deny, or post-rationalize what I already knew as the digital evidence stared me down and waved its merciless accusatory finger at me. This marked the end of the line for me, three months ago to the day.
The other day I got an e-mail that was signed "Brgrds." Brgrds?? What does that mean? Oh. Right. "Best Regards." So, why on earth the author didn't just take the extra three (?) seconds and five key strokes to actually write the words "Best Regards," I have no idea, but it was a big "aha!" moment for me.


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UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The U.N. Security Council is demanding an immediate stop to the violence in eastern Congo and says it will increase sanctions against rebels who attacked the Congolese army.
The Security Council held an emergency meeting on Saturday, after M23 rebels, backed by Rwandan forces, clashed with the Congolese army following a months-long lull in the violence. U.N. attack helicopters responded by bombarding the rebels.
In its press statement, the council also asked that the rebels stop their advance toward the provincial capital of Goma.
The council also said that any attempts to "undermine" the U.N. forces' mandate, which includes protecting civilians, "will not be tolerated."
France's U.N. Ambassador Gerard Araud says "We must stop the M23" because Goma's fall "would, inevitably, become a humanitarian crisis."
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For the past four years, he has served as editor-in-chief of the Western Hemisphere for the Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition. The North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition recently gave Heyman its Distinguished Service Award, one of the highest honors in his field.
He is also the coauthor of the book "Feeding Your Child for Lifelong Health," which won one of the Will Solimene Awards for Excellence in Medical Communication from the American Medical Writers Association's New England Chapter.
At UCSF, Heyman also serves as a professor of pediatrics. His research focuses on nutrition issues; inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD; pancreatitis; and gastroesophageal reflux disease in children.
Heyman was one of the first to reveal the importance of nutrition in sickle cell anemia and helped develop procedures to diagnose liver-related problems in infants, as well as new treatments for children with IBD and gastroesophageal reflux.
He currently serves as co-chair of PROKIIDS, a Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America-supported pediatric initiative to enhance research in childhood IBD. He also participated in the San Francisco Unified School District's Childhood Nutrition & Physical Activity Task Force to promote healthier foods in the local public schools. Since 2001, he has been instrumental in developing and maintaining a Northern California summer camp for children and adolescents with IBD.
Heyman earned a medical degree at UCLA and completed a pediatric residency at Los Angeles County + USC Medical Center. He also completed postdoctoral training in nutrition, earned a master's in public health, with an emphasis on nutrition, and completed a fellowship in pediatric gastroenterology at UCLA. In 1981 he joined UCSF, where he organized the pediatric nutrition support service and established protocols for pediatric gastroenterology.
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While I welcomed people with open arms, I also had a lurching gut. Because as much as I wanted to pat myself on the back and believe that they would be utterly free of disappointment, I knew that they wouldn't. I would mess up. The church would let them down. Sooner or later, they would find out that they exchanged one set of issues for another.
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Despite Jesus's petition "that they may be one," all Christians still cannot eat and drink together at the Lord's Supper. In an effort to move ecumenical conversations forward, Michael Welker, professor of systematic theology at the University of Heidelberg and occasional visiting professor at Princeton, sets out a systematic explanation of what happens at Holy Communion.
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On the cusp of the 21st century, a strange thing is happening. Congregations—not all, but a noticeable number—are choosing to highlight their denominational particularities. While for some this might not seem so strange, for much of the 20th century highlighting denominational differences has been considered by many to be somewhat suspect. Early in the century, H.
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Return of exiled leader has fragile Haiti on edge
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti The church where Jean-Bertrand Aristide once preached and military thugs tried to assassinate him is a ruin now, destroyed by the earthquake that left much of Haiti's capital in ruins, but the allure of the priest-turned-president remains strong among the jobless men who congregate nearby.
To them, Aristide is the only political leader who has ever spoken for the country's poor majority, and his reportedly imminent return to Haiti after seven years of exile in South Africa would be nothing short of rapturous.
"It's like Jesus coming back," said 50-year-old Lucien Jean, who lives near Aristide's old church, St. Jean Bosco.
Rumors of Aristide's return have circulated in Haiti for weeks, causing ripples of excitement, and dread among some. Many wonder about the intentions of Haiti's first democratically elected president and what effect, if any, the presence of the twice-ousted leader would have on Sunday's presidential election.
Thousands of supporters are expected to greet Aristide at the airport. But how many thousands? The demonstrations calling for his return have grown smaller by the year since he was ousted in a rebellion in 2004.
"I don't see a popular groundswell calling for him to return," said Alex Dupuy, a Haiti expert and sociology professor at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut.
Marius Fransman, South Africa's deputy foreign minister, told reporters in Pretoria on Tuesday that Aristide could return to Haiti in the next few days, or a week. He said the South African government is helping the former president return home and the U.S. State Department, which has urged Aristide to delay his return until after Haiti's election, should raise any concerns with the Haitian government.
Sunday's election, featuring two former critics of the ousted leader, is crucial to the stability and development of Haiti, which is still struggling to emerge from a devastating January 2010 earthquake, a deadly cholera outbreak and the aftermath of a disputed first round of the vote. The race is close and a word from Aristide in support of a candidate or questioning the legitimacy of the election could have a powerful effect.
"If he proposes somebody to us (as a candidate), that's who we will follow," said Supreme Wilson, a 34-year-old in La Saline, the dusty neighborhood around the church.
Aristide built a following among the country's poverty-stricken population in the 1980s as a priest-turned-politician against the despotic rule of Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier. He became Haiti's first democratically elected leader in 1990, but was toppled a few months later by a military junta. Reinstated with the help of the United States, he was ousted a second time in a 2004 rebellion and flown into exile in South Africa, by the U.S.
Officials say that since he has served two terms, Aristide is barred from running again for the presidency, but supporters argue the law does not apply because he was never allowed to complete his terms.
In his quiet exile, Aristide has repeatedly said he wants to come home, not to get involved in politics but to work as an educator through his foundation. When "Baby Doc" made a surprise return to Haiti in January, Aristide made his desire known once again. His diplomatic passport was delivered last month.


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In an effort to promote health and wellness among the students at Blackberry Creek Elementary School, the Kaneland Blackberry Creek (KBC) PTO will partner with Blackberry Creek School to sponsor a "Run for Fund" as our fall fundraiser this year.
Our Early Childhood program will participate on Thursday, Sept. 25, and our kindergarten through fifth grade will participate on Friday, Sept. 26.
The Run for Fund is an outdoor run-a-thon /walk-a-thon. This is a fun event that will get our kids moving and raise money for our school at the same time. Students will collect donations to support their running and walking efforts, and they will be eligible for prizes when they collect $20 or more in donations. Consider supporting a student you know.
The funds we raise at this event will help fund our PTO for the entire year. Last year's fundraisers allowed us to fund grade-level field trips, sponsor assemblies, purchase iPad minis, library and classroom books, math/reading/language programs, literacy enrichment, physical education equipment, classroom, art and music supplies, and many more needed items for our students and our school.
We would like to thank the many KBC parents, families and friends that have supported our students at the Run for Fund. Their support allows the KBC PTO to continue to provide educational materials and experiences for our KBC students. For more information, visit kbcpto.org.
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