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One man was taken to the hospital for treatment after a weekend stabbing in Vidor.
Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013, at 6:48 p.m. officers responded to a report of a shooting victim in front of a residence in the 2500 block of N. 10th St. in Beaumont. Witnesses stated that the shooter left walking eastbound on Hoover Street toward N. Ninth Street.
The search to find a missing Alzheimer patient has ended, and unfortunately, it has not ended well. At around 8:15 a.m. Monday, Sept. 2, the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office received a call that a body had been discovered in the LNVA canal at the end of Sandringhamnear China.
The dogs all followed the odor of decay to the canal, said JCSO Deputy Rod Carroll.
Orange police say a 17-year-old Orange man molested a 5-year-old while he was babysitting the youngster.
Colton Shande Guillory was indicted by a Jefferson County Grand Jury on Aug. 29 for aggravated sexual assault of a child.
The freshman 15 – words that inspires dread and pre-semester dieting in young men and women entering their first year of college – commonly refers to weight gain, specifically a gain of 15 pounds, associated with the new college student lifestyle freshman experience in transitioning from high school, often including the consumption of more fast food than what they would have eaten while at home with mom and dad and probably more beer than parents would like to admit.
A man was struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle in Port Arthur on Friday morning, Aug. 30, resulting in his death.
The Hope Women's Resource Clinic, a Beaumont nonprofit organization that has been a solace and support system for pregnant women and their families for more than 20 years, will be holding its annual gala Tuesday, Sept. 10, to raise funds to help the nonprofit continue to provide "unconditional love and hope" to thousands of Southeast Texas women.
After more than a year of legal maneuvering and mediation, the City of Beaumont has approved a settlement with contractor C.F. Jordan and made the final payment for the city's newest venue, the Event Centre.
Vicki Stark-Fitts, 49, of Hull pleaded guilty Aug. 22 to racketeering charges related to her association with a "whites only" criminal enterprise that engaged in methamphetamine distribution and murder in the Eastern District of Texas, U.S. Attorney John M. Bales announced Aug. 22.
With the City of Beaumont gearing up for its multi-million-dollar Seventh Street project, some homeowners in the area aren't happy the city has cut down some of the oldest trees in Old Town.
"This one is 100 years or more," said one Old Town resident who asked to be identified only as "Judy."
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All of the kids are in the wrong seats on the bus and it is a wild scene. The bus cannot make it to school in this condition. You must re-arrange the kids so they are in the correct seats. But the seats don't have numbers they have math problems! Drag and drop the kid to their correct seats in 90 seconds. The quicker you can accomplish the goal, the quicker the bus gets to school and the better your medal will be. Students may need to be taught how to drag and drop before playing this game. For younger kids, the number of students correctly dragged to their seats can be a benchmark. For older kids, the amount of time left over after dragging the kid to their correct seats can be the benchmark.
The Big Yellow Bus is perfect for kids ages 4-7, Grade Levels: 1.0 – 2.5 (apx.)
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Students can print out a certificate similar to the one below for completing the game. Gold, Silver, or Bronze medals depend upon the speed in which they correctly place all 12 students.

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Chris Brown plays charity basketball game after suffering seizure
Just two days after suffering a seizure, Chris Brown was healthy enough to play at a charity basketball game against the LAPD on Sunday (August 11).
Brown suffered a seizure when working at Los Angeles recording studio, the Record Plant, on Friday (August 9). He was not hospitalized, and according to a statement issued later that night, the nonepileptic seizure was brought on by "intense fatigue and extreme emotional stress, both due to the continued onslaught of unfounded legal matters and the nonstop negativity."
Looks like he wasn't too tired to play basketball. "Chris Brown came out today with his Team Breezy to play basketball against the LAPD team at Alain Leroy Locke Charter Prep Academy gym," an eyewitness told E! News. "He just came out to get the community out and have some fun and try to get the message out to reduce violence."
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The Show & Tell is a chance to bring a problem you'd like help with, feedback on a design, or idea you'd like some help with.
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Across two days, the conference will cover social media advertising, video marketing, boosting sales and profits and insight into some of the world's most popular social media platforms. You can find the full agenda here.
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An event for anyone involved or interested in the UX industry in the Manchester area.
Northern User Experience is a UX community running events in Manchester, Leeds, and Newcastle.
The Manchester NUX events have moved base to the offices of sponsor rentalcars.com.
This event will feature Fritz von Runte, who has 20 years of design experience and has spent the last decade in UX. In the past 5 years, he has been busy implementing UX in companies with little to no experience with these methodologies.
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Manchester Digital's Summer BBQ returns for 2015.
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The event is open to members and non-members of Manchester Digital, which has previously been attended by a wide range of professionals in the digital sector across Manchester.
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Each week one of our staff takes a moment to compile all the useful links, downloads, videos and apps from the last five days.
Here's one for fans of typography and retro gaming.
Typoroids, a game developed by hippopotam studios, takes the Asteroids game mechanic and applies it to destroying letters instead.
Just like the original, as a letter is destroyed smaller and more frequent.
Our own Rick has written a blog on the new design apps that are giving Photoshop a run for their money.
Sketch, in particular, is challenging Photoshop as the go-to app for mobile and UX designers. So will web designers stick to the old heavyweight or go for a new light-weight contender?
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This week a document from nearly sixty years ago has been making rounds online. It's one of many Disney documents which first reemerged in 2013, but there's no denying the charm and complexity of this hand-drawn plan, which Disney still closely follows (minus an entire world of digital)
See the full-size version and more thoughts here.
Writing a CV is a daunting task, particularly if it's been years since you last put one together.
To spare you the agony of staring at a blank page, here's a lovely flowchart to refine your approach.
If you'd rather start with a template, take a look at our blog with 5 CV tools for great looking CVs.
Maybe "lies" is a little strong! We're all guilty of softening the truth in our work lives, and designers are no different.
I loved these 20 classic lies so had to share the laughs, particularly the one about how "you're just uploading the files now". Ultimately though, no matter how truthful you are, your work will speak for itself!
New tools threaten Photoshop as the sole tool for Web Designers
The pace of change in web design over the past five years has been enormous. Where once web designers had to worry about HTML, now there's CSS, Javascript, responsive design, mobile apps, and stricter rules from Google to boot.
Adobe have announced a slew of new features for its signature platform, in a race to support these new complexities.
The new features announced this week include linked assets across Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, artboards, and an iOS companion app for instant mobile testing. These features have been introduced to make web designing easier.
Another reason that these features have been announced might be to squash a looming problem with Photoshop. It was originally introduced to manipulate photos, and that's it. Now it was being used to design complex websites, and other software was appearing to do just that, from the ground up.
In 2012, a beta for Sketch appeared, an app that shared many of the same mechanics as Photoshop, but it was built specifically for creating website components, rather than manipulating photos.
Sketch had all the features that Adobe has been boasting about this week, built in.
Sketch hasn't become the new Photoshop yet. There's a lack of support for Windows, there's the daunting prospect of adopting a new platform, and, of course, 'Photoshopped' is the de facto term for graphic design. It's embedded in our language!
There's no reason that web designers can't use both tools. Just like with web development, learning new skills is all part of the job, but that brings complications of its own.
Now there are serious new contenders for web designers. So, stick with what you know or use a less familiar tool which is streamlined for your process?
Web designers, what are you thoughts? Will you be making the move?
Infographic from Web Designer Depot
Type, share and print your own words and sentences using thousands of letters from the books, posters and maps created over more than six centuries. Six centuries!
As well as being visually interesting, once you've typed out a word, you can click on a specific letter to find out exactly where and when it came from. A bit of fun with an added history lesson!
And if you like this, try 'Type to Design', which does the same thing, but pulls typography from Instagram instead.
Rock Football shirts
What if rock bands had their own football colours? It's a strange concept at first, but I'm glad someone's taken the time to bring the idea to life.
They're the creation of Spanish website lacasaca.com, who blog about design in football. A lot of thought has gone into conceptualising the transition to football shirt, even down to a track-listing on the inside collar.
They're not for sale, which is a shame because the more I look, the more I'm partial to a 'London Calling' footy shirt.
Apple madness
It's safe to say that this week has been all about Apple. My newsfeed has been clogged with fallout from the WWDC, including news that Apple have dropped Helvetica Neue for their own creation - 'San Francisco'.
To my eye, they're not entirely dissimilar, but I'm an Android man for the moment at least).
If you've got a keen eye for typographic detail, take this testand let me know if you can tell the difference!
The 2016 Presidential Candidates' logos
The UK election might be over, but the Americans are already gearing up for theirs next year. Their political history doesn't span quite as far back as ours (you can read more about that on another Orchard blog),but arguably their branding is more interesting.
There's a tongue-in-cheek round up of all the new logos by designer Chris Stout-Hazard here
Well designed quotes, about design
If you're partial to a motivational quote you'll love these quotes on design, made by the Muokkaa Studio in Madrid.
Click through for the full set, with quotes from Alan Fletcher, Stefan Sagmeister, Woody Allen, Dragos Roua, and Arthur Koestler.
The most creative business cards we've seen, printed on anything BUT card.
If you're a regular at networking events, you'll no doubt have a drawer full of business cards, most of them you've never looked at properly.
That's because in the digital age, the first way to get in contact with someone new is through the internet. It's faster, it's better organised, and it doesn't need a rolodex.
And yet, though for years the internet has been threatening to eradicate printing all together, newspapers and books have survived. The internet can't match the enjoyment of a physical object.
So what better way to emphasise the unmatched experience of an object in your hands than by mixing up the medium.
So, here's our favourite non-card-business-cards, which look like a joy keep hold of. Hopefully these will inspire a few of you to think outside the box before your next networking event!
Business cards made from melted wax and a 3D printed mould by Dorota Pankowska
Manchester based Corporation Pop milled these business cards from crushed, recycled plastic
Steve Wozniak's metal business card
A workout for your hands, designed for a personal trainer by Publicis Toronto
A comb and business card for a barbers, which also plays a tune. Designed by Fabio Milito
A clear UV printed business card by Rock Design
A concrete business card for a French Creative agency, designed in-house
Designed for a skateboard manufacturer, by JukeBoxPrint
Cork business cards, designed by Spring Advertising
A laser cut acrylic business card designed for and by Tim Wan
Laser etched wooden business cards designed by and for Graphic Designer Marcin Usarek
Lego's official business card's for employees
Laser engraved peanuts. Yes, they're real
Graphic Designer Francesca Pasini designed her 'cards' on off-cuts of material
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Despite the rise in digital news services, Londoners still reach for printed newspapers for their daily dose of news, according to new findings by DeVono.
The London commercial property firm's annual survey found that only 20 per cent of London office workers surveyed prefer reading their daily news online, with the rest opting for a traditional printed newspaper.
However, national daily paid newspaper circulation has been in constant year-on-year decline since 2000, according to Communications Managagement Inc.*
Adam Landau, Director of DeVono, said: "Conventional wisdom says digital news is putting printed news to bed, with most of the big dailies launching online offerings to cater for the tablet and smartphone generation.
"Londoners are a digital-savvy bunch, so it's unlikely they prefer printed news because they don't know how to access the digital versions.
"People working in the capital are lucky enough to have easy access to free newspapers like the Evening Standard and the Metro on their way to and from the office. So it may be that these 'grab-and-go' printed versions are simply more convenient for commuters in the capital.
"Or it could be because they simply can't access digital news when they need it most."
It was strongly agreed by over 80 per cent of people asked that high-speed, free-for-everyone, open-zone internet access in central London is 'long overdue'.
"The fact that many digital versions of newspapers require a pre-downloaded app and an internet connection to download could be locking Londoners out.
"Unless London office workers plan in advance, they will find it difficult to download newspapers on the go on a 3G/4G connection and with limited access to Wi-Fi while underground on the tube network."
"London should be staying ahead of other key international cities, with large volumes of office space, by providing this by 2015," said Adam.
"So although 'grab and go' is the easiest option for now, better Wi-Fi access would let Londoners stay switched on to world news, wherever they are."
Other key findings in DeVono's 2014 London office survey include:
To see the full results of the 2014 London office survey, visit: http://www.devono.com/devono-news/thoughts-and-opinions-on-topics-relevant-to-working-londoners-382/.
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United Way raises more than $165,000 at annual 5k
More than 2,700 people came out and raised $165,000 at the fourth annual
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Orange County United Way (OCUW) is a nonprofit organization that focuses on providing education and care for the more than 300,000 Orange County residents living below the poverty line. Eight of the 90 programs the organization supports are located in Anaheim.
Radio host Ginny Harman from station Go Country 105.1 served as MC for the event for the fourth year in a row. The 3.1-mile walk around Angel Stadium started at 9:30 a.m. and was led by Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait, CEO of OCUW Max Gardner, Chairman of the Angels Baseball Foundation Mark Merhab and OCUW Board Member Gregg Martin.
"WALK UNITED is growing by leaps and bounds and we couldn't be more excited. This is our fourth year and it's definitely the best. More than 2,700 people came out to take a stand to overcome poverty and their participation made a statement about the power of collective impact, showing that by working together, we can create long-lasting change in our community," said Max Gardner, president and CEO of Orange County United Way.
Due to Anaheim's participation, the city received 100 free tickets to an Angel's game to donate to a nonprofit. Western Digital of Irvine was named the Top Fundraising Team and Rookie of the Year for raising more than $20,000 by its participation; 108 employees from the technology company turned out for the event to walk and raise money. UPS received the Corporate Challenge Award for recruiting the most walkers at 500.
Food and refreshments were provided by local food trucks such as Crepes Bonaparte and live music from five local bands. Kids were able to play at the Kid-at-Heart Zone sponsored by Wells Fargo and local businesses set up shop in a Community Village.
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FIRST PITCH - What You Need to Know
After a tough opening weekend at No. 23 Southern Miss, the Mizzou baseball team will look to rebound as it faces another Conference USA team on the road as the Memphis Tigers will host a three-game set with Mizzou. Mizzou and Memphis will get the series started at 5 p.m. on Friday (Feb. 22) and play again on Saturday (Feb. 23) at 2 p.m. before closing the series at 1 p.m. Sunday (Feb. 23).
Series History Of course, this three-game series is a return trip for Mizzou, which hosted Memphis in a three-game series at Taylor Stadium last May. The Memphis Tigers won two of three in that series, including a 6-4 win over the Tigers and this week's Friday night starter Rob Zastryzny, who gave up six earned runs over just 4.1 innings last year. Mizzou won the middle of the two games, 9-1, last year before losing the series finale, 8-7. In the Tigers' 9-1 win, John Miles had a career day, scattering just six hits and one earned run over 7.0 innings of work to earn the win. In all, Mizzou trails the all-time series, 5-9, after last year's series.
Mizzou Notables vs. Memphis
Mizzou has lost six of the last eight meetings to Memphis dating back to 1978.
Memphis took two of three games from Mizzou in Columbia last season
Brannon Champagne leads all active Tigers with a .364 career average vs. Memphis
John Miles leads all active Tiger pitchers with a 1.29 career ERA vs. Memphis
Friday starter Rob Zastryzny has a 12.46 ERA vs. Memphis after allowing six runs in 4.1 innings last season.
Saturday starter Brett Graves allowed four runs (three earned) on just three hits in 3.1 innings vs Memphis.
Jake Walsh has not allowed an earned run in two career appearances vs. Memphis.
Dane Opel has a homer and three RBI vs. Memphis in his career.
Scott Sommerfeld has a homer and two RBI vs. Memphis as well
Starting Strong
One of the bright spots for the Tigers during their weekend at Southern Miss was the performance of the starting rotation. In fact, the Tiger starters combined for just four earned runs over 15.1 innings pitched, good for a 2.38 ERA on the weekend. If you look even closer at the numbers, the Tigers' Saturday and Sunday starters - Brett Graves and Jace James - the numbers are even better. In fact, those two combined to throw 10.0 innings, allowing two runs (only one earned) while scattering just seven hits with only one walk. Below is a look at each starters' performance last weekend.
Rob Zastryzny (Friday) - 5.1 IP, 4 H, 3 ER, 4 BB, 3 Ks
Brett Graves (Saturday) - 5.0 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 5 Ks
Jace James (Sunday) - 5.0 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 0 BB, 1 K
Totals - 15.1 IP, 11 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 5 BBs, 9 Ks
The Gravesyard
Sophomore starter Brett Graves was electric on Saturday at Southern Miss, giving up just one earned run on three hits while striking out five in his first start of the season. He induced plenty of late swings and kept Southern Miss off balance throughout the start. In fact, his five strikeouts in the game are the second-best total in his career while the five strikeouts match the amount that he had in his final six appearances last season, spanning 14 innings and two starts. With increased velocity and better location, look for Graves to begin to make a name for himself this season as he continues to send victims to the Gravesyard.
James Throws Well
Sophomore junior college transfer Jace James had a strong debut for the Tigers on Sunday at Southern Miss, as he threw 5.0 innings of shutout baseball, scattering just three hits and walking none as he kept a very good Southern Miss batting order in check in his first collegiate Division I outing. He is the first opening-weekend starter since former Tiger Kyle Gibson in 2009 to allow no earned runs in an opening-weekend start. Gibson threw threw 6.0 innings of three hit baseball, allowing no earned runs in the 2009 season-opener against Nevada. Remember, James' start came on the road against a top-25 team as well.
Clutch Tigers
During the first weekend of play, the Tigers didn't have a lot of chances to hit with runners on scoring position, but several Tigers did a nice job of hitting in those situations over the weekend. In fact, the Tiger foursome of Sal Belfonte, Keaton Steele, Dane Opel and Kendall Keeton went a combined 5-for-8 in those situations and it's not surprising that those four hitters combined for all five of the Tigers' RBI on the weekend. Conversely, the rest of the team was a combined 0-for-14 in those situations.
Belfonte Belts It
Heading into the opening weekend, the most competitive position battle was in the outfield with as many as six Tigers fighting for playing time. After this weekend, it is worth noting that of those six, Sal Belfonte put together the best weekend. In fact, he led the team with a .375 batting average while slugging a team-best .500. He also scored a run and stole a base and was perfect fielding. Belfonte played sparingly as a reserve for the past two seasons and was used primarily as a pinch runner, but with game-changing speed and an improved bat, Belfonte looks to be making a play to stay in the starting lineup.
Infield Takes Shape
This past weekend at Southern Miss, Mizzou got a good look at what it had along the infield as plenty of players got time. With Shane Segovia, the perceived starting shortstop hurt and Dillon Everett being sidelined for the final two games of the series, the Tiger coaching staff got a look at what several reserves can do. Kendall Keeton played at second base for the entire weekend and impressed, hitting .300 with a run and an RBI. He had a great debut on Friday night, reaching base in all four of his plate appearances. Also, after Everett went down on Friday night, freshman Josh Lester filled in at short and did a nice job, hitting .286 on the weekend, the third-best clip on the team. Segovia will likely be back this weekend at Memphis, so look for the infield to shift a little bit, but even with Segovia's return, there were plenty of positives to take away from the Tiger infield.
Rob Z Is the Friday Night Guy
Over the past two seasons, junior lefty Rob Zastryzny entered opening day as the Saturday starter but eventually evolved into the Friday Night Guy during each of the last two seasons. In 2011, he won the Friday night job after Matt Stites started the season in the Friday night spot. Last year, Eric Anderson started the season as the Tiger ace but was sidelined early in the season, once again moving Zatryzny to the Friday night role. This year, Zastryzny enters the season as the Tiger ace. He led the Tigers with 109.0 innings pitched and 17 starts last season and boasted a 3.80 ERA, tops among Tiger starters. He struck out 76 batters and walked just 31. He had a very uncharacteristic start on Friday at Southern Miss, giving up three earned runs in 5.1 innings as four walks and two hit batters plagued the Tiger righty. But, he did a nice job of pitching out of trouble for much of the game.
Anderson to Start
Another reason for excitement heading into the weekend is the rehabilitation of Tiger righty Eric Anderson, who underwent Tommy John surgery on May 16 of last season. In fact, Anderson is expected to pitch this weekend, a little more than nine months after having Tommy John surgery. Anderson will start Sunday against Memphis, marking his first start since March 9 of last season.
Anderson is a key arm in the Tiger arsenal. In 2011, after he returned from shoulder surgery, he ignited a Tiger team that won four of its last five Big 12 series and took the Tigers all the way to the Big 12 Championship game. That year, the Tigers went 6-1 in games started by Anderson following his return with their only loss coming in the Big 12 Championship game, in which he pitched on short rest. Last year, Anderson made just four starts before feeling discomfort in his elbow which led to him being sidelined until his surgery in May.
The Tiger BackStop
Heading into the weekend at Southern Miss, the catcher position was quite the battle between junior college transfer Dylan Kelly and sophomore Jake Ivory. Kelly started the first two games for the Tigers and was very good, hitting .250 with a run while handling the pitching staff very well. Ivory went 1-for-2 in his start on Sunday and threw out a base stealer while handling the Tiger pitching staff very well over his seven innings. It is clear that those two will continue to battle for the starting job as of this week.
Great Debut For Keeton
Junior college transfer Kendall Keeton had quite the debut as a Tiger last Friday night, reaching base in all four of his plate appearances while going 3-for-3 with a run and RBI while drawing a walk. So far this season, he is the only Tiger with a three-hit game. In fact, Keeton is the first Tiger since Aaron Senne in 2007 to reach base in each of his plate appearances in a season opener. Keeton was put into the lineup after Segovia went down with an injury but made his case to stay in the lineup with his performance over the weekend.
Lester Impresses in Debut
When the Tigers signed Josh Lester, they knew they were getting a player rooted deep in baseball lineage, but the 30th-round draftee impressed last weekend. Thrown into the fray at shortstop after the injury to Dillon Everett, Lester did a nice job of putting together quality at-bats for the Tigers. He hit .286 on the weekend - third-best on the team - while playing short for the first time as a Tiger, including all of fall and winter practice. After the weekend, it appears that the future is bright for Lester.
Rash Electrifies
Freshman righty Alec Rash came into the season with lofty expectations as he was the highest-drafted high school player to go to college and he lived up to those expectations in his lobe appearance last weekend. In fact, Rash struck out the first Division I batter he faced in USM's Travis Creel and retired the side in order on just 10 pitches, showing great command and high velocity. The key for Rash will be consistency, but there is reason for excitement moving forward.
A New Era Begins
2013 marks the beginning of a new era for the Mizzou baseball program as it embarks upon its inaugural season as members of the Southeastern Conference. Widely considered as the premier conference in all of college baseball, Mizzou has fared well against SEC competition in the past, boasting an all-time record of 38-36-1 against the 12 schools that both Mizzou and Texas A&M will join this season. Mizzou played two series against SEC teams last year, taking two of three at Auburn while being swept at Arkansas in a two-game midweek series. As another note, Mizzou head coach Tim Jamieson is the only current SEC coach to win at least 600 games at his current school.
Recruiting Class Garners National Praise
the Mizzou baseball team transitions to the SEC this season, it will be bolstered by a 2012 recruiting that ranks 24th nationally according to Aaron Fitt at BaseballAmerica.com. The Tigers ranked one spot ahead of defending NCAA National Champion Arizona, the same team that eliminated Mizzou from the NCAA Tournament last year. The class, put together by the Mizzou coaching staff includes 19 student-athletes.
Rash Turns Down Big Money For Mizzou
One of the key contributors to the Tigers' recruiting class garnering national attention was the addition of Iowa-native Alec Rash. A second-round draft pick by the Philadelphia Phillies, Rash was the highest-drafted high school player to elect to go to school instead of beginning a major league career. While it is unknown what role Rash may fill this season, his power arm will be a welcome addition to Mizzou's pitching arsenal.
Buy Baseball Season Tickets
As the Mizzou baseball program prepares for its inaugural season as members of the nation's premier baseball league, the Southeastern Conference, the Tigers on counting on the support from Mizzou Nation this year. Season tickets for the 2013 Mizzou campaign are still available to the public, and the first 500 fans to purchase season tickets will receive a free Mizzou baseball hat. At just $60 for adults and $30 for youth, Mizzou baseball season tickets are one of the most affordable packages in the SEC and give fans a chance to see every game at Taylor Stadium for just $2 per contest. A family pass (two adults/two children) is also on sale for just $150.
Little League World Series Connection
When Josh Lester and Ryan Phillips committed to play baseball at Mizzou, they were unaware that they had a unique connection. In fact, both players played in the 2006 Little League World Series and Lester's team won the tournament. Lester and Phillips never met in the series as the two were in different pools, but both remember watching the other play. Lester's team that won the Little League World Series kept that core group of players intact and went on to win three Georgia State Championships while they were in high school.
Tigers Televised Four Times Through SEC Deal
With the Mizzou baseball program entering its inaugural season as a member of the Southeastern Conference, the program will see four of its games televised to a national audience as part of the SEC's television deal, which is widely accepted as the nation's premier college baseball television package. The Tigers will appear on ESPNU twice while appearing on the SEC Network through Fox Sports for two additional games. Mizzou's only home game as part of the SEC television deal will be on Saturday, March 30, when No. 10 LSU visits Taylor Stadium for a 1 p.m. tilt.
Televised SEC Games
March 30 vs. No. 10 LSU - 1 p.m. - Fox Sports
April 6 at Georgia - 7 p.m. - ESPNU
April 13 at No. 2 Vanderbilt - 4 p.m. - ESPNU
May 11 at Alabama - 1 p.m. - Fox Sports
Ian Kinsler Inducted into Mizzou Hall of Fame
Former Mizzou standout Ian Kinsler was inducted into the Mizzou Athletics Hall of Fame in February. Although he played only one season at Mizzou, Tiger Head Coach Tim Jamieson credits him with being a key figure in helping turn the program around, as he was instrumental in leading Mizzou back to the NCAA Tournament in 2003, after a six-year drought. That 2003 NCAA appearance started a string of seven-consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances for the Tiger program. After transferring to Mizzou from Arizona State and junior college, Kinsler batted .335 for Mizzou in 2003, and was third on the team with six home runs and 45 RBI. He also went 16-of-17 in stolen bases during the season, and was named 2nd-Team All-Big 12 for his efforts.
Of course, most people know Kinsler for his outstanding professional baseball career. After being drafted by the Texas Rangers in 2003, Kinsler made the big league squad in 2006, and promptly won the Rangers' Rookie of the Year award for hitting .286 with 14 homers and 55 RBI. He has since made three American League All-Star teams (2008, 2010, 2012), and hit a career-best .319 in 2008, while he followed that with a career-high 31 homers and 86 RBI in 2009.
Jamieson Signs Extension
The Mizzou Department of the Athletics and Athletics Director Mike Alden announced back in September that a two-year contract extension for Mizzou head baseball coach Tim Jamieson had been reached. The two-year deal will keep Jamieson, who is the school's longest current-tenured head coach, at Mizzou through the 2015 season.
"We're so pleased with the job Coach Jamieson is doing with our program" director of athletics Mike Alden said. "Coming off of the Big 12 Championship, we are looking forward to the challenges ahead in the SEC. Tim, his staff and our students are a tremendous reflection of the core values of the University of Missouri."
Join Tigers on Deck
As the 2013 Mizzou baseball season inches closer, Mizzou students are reminded to join the official Mizzou baseball student section: Tigers on Deck. Mizzou students already receive free admission to every Mizzou baseball game with a student ID, but members of Tigers on Deck will be the beneficiaries of a variety of Mizzou baseball perks, including free pregame tailgates and other great promotions throughout the season, listed below. To join, e-mail email@example.com.
Tigers Have Strong Presence in Pros
Mizzou baseball has seen plenty of success over the last decade and proof of that is the number of players that the Tigers have sent to the major league. Since 2000, the Tigers have seen 50 players sign professional contracts and 59 Tigers have done so under the direction of Tim Jamieson. Some notable Tigers in the professional ranks include All-Star second baseman Ian Kinsler of the Texas Rangers and Max Scherzer of the Detroit Tigers and Aaron Crow of the Royals.
On the Air
Once again this year, KTGR ESPN Radio is the radio home of the Tigers, with all of the game being broadcast on 103.1-FM, 100.5-FM and 1580-AM. The games can also be heard online at KTGR.com. Tex Little is in his 23rd season of calling Tiger Baseball and is joined in the booth by Hunter Mense, who is in his third year as part of the MU broadcast team.
Mizzou Network
Video webcast for all Missouri Baseball home games in 2013 is available at mutigers.tv as part of the Mizzou Network. Mizzou Network is the Tiger fans home for live and archived games, along with coaches' shows, press conferences and more. For more information, visit mutigers.tv and click on the Mizzou Network icon.
Up Next
The Tigers will return to Columbia for their home opener against Big Ten foe Northwestern on March 1 at Taylor Stadium. The home opener is slated to begin at 6 p.m. The series will have a unique connection for Tiger infielder Dillon Everett as his older brother, Colby Everett, is a senior with the Wildcats.
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BEIRUT: Former Minister Michel Samaha's attorney has asked Investigative Judge Riyad Abu Ghayda to subpoena the police informer in the case. A judicial source told The Daily Star Friday that Abu Ghayda has not made a decision as to whether to compel Milad Kfouri, who is reportedly out of the country for security reasons, to testify.
Kfouri coordinated with the Internal Security Forces Information Branch to secretly record Samaha's statements about terror plots he was hatching to carry out in the north.
Samaha, who is close to the Syrian government, has been charged with plotting to carry out terrorist attacks in the country, as well as assassinate religious and political figures. The accused also include head of Syria's Intelligence Gen. Ali Mamlouk and another Syrian army officer. Samaha is also charged with transporting explosives from Syria into Lebanon.
The source said that there was no use in compelling Kfouri to testify, given that all the necessary information had been extracted from Samaha.
Samaha confessed to the ISF shortly after his arrest on Aug. 10 that he had been planning the attacks. He was even quoted by security sources as saying that Syrian President Bashar Assad wanted bomb attacks in Lebanon.
Abu Ghayda interrogated Maj. Gen. Jamil Sayyed Tuesday, following security services' acquisition of "incriminating evidence" that the ex-General Security head had accompanied Samaha when he transported explosives from Syria to Lebanon.
DNA tests of samples from the seats of Samaha's car proved Sayyed had been in the vehicle during the trip.
Sayyed admitted to being in the car with Samaha on the day in question, but denied any link to the case. In a news conference Tuesday, he said his lack of involvement in Samaha's case had been corroborated by Samaha himself during an interrogation session in August.
"Samaha said that [I] was not informed at any time or place inside or outside [of Lebanon] or in my trips from Syria to Lebanon about the case," Sayyed said.
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The times at which the observed and calculated system response are compared are referred to as calibration times. They are specified using command
The standard situation is sketched in Figure (a) below, assuming that equally spaced calibration times (dashed lines)
have been defined.
If, for some reason, only a subset of the available data can be used for calibration as shown in Figure (b),
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time_A and time_B are the lower and upper bounds of the window. Only one time window may be specified per data set. If more than one time window is required, new data sets containing the same data must be generated and different time windows specified for each data set (see keyword INDIVIDUAL for an alternative option).
The time units of time_A and time_B can be specified using one of the time_unit keywords.
If a data set does not contain data that extend over the entire range of calibration times, iTOUGH2 automatically adjusts the time window to coincide with the first and last data point as shown in Figure (c). A warning message is printed, however, which can be avoided by explicitly specify the time window. If the specified time window is larger than the available data set, the value of the first and last data point is horizontally extrapolated to time_A and time_B, respectively, as indicated in Figure (d).
If keyword INDIVIDUAL is present, individual time windows will be set around each data point, and the observation times will be automatically added to the vector of calibration times. No time_A and time_B need to be specified in this case.
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It has been 13 years since the first edition of Stochastic Integration and Differential Equations, A New Approach appeared, and in those years many other texts on the same subject have been published, often with connections to applications, especially mathematical finance. Yet in spite of the apparent simplicity of approach, none of these books has used the functional analytic method of presenting semimartingales and stochastic integration. Thus a 2nd edition seems worthwhile and timely, though we will no longer call it "a new approach."
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Jul 7, 2013, 3:59 PM EDT
From beat writer Ken Gurnick of MLB.com comes word that right-hander Ricky Nolasco is scheduled to make his debut for the Dodgers on Tuesday night against the Diamondbacks at Arizona's Chase Field.
It'll be an important outing for Nolasco, who was acquired on Saturday evening from the Marlins in exchange for minor league pitchers Steve Ames, Josh Wall, and and Angel Sanchez. The Dodgers are currently trailing the D'Backs by only 4 1/2 games in the National League West standings and will be looking to make up even more ground during this week's crucial three-game set in Phoenix.
Nolasco had a 3.85 ERA, 1.22 WHIP and 90/25 K/BB ratio through 112 1/3 innings this season with Miami.
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- yankeepunk3000 - Jul 7, 2013 at 4:42 PM
I would like to know what there payroll is right about now? anyone know?
- addictedzone - Jul 7, 2013 at 5:39 PM
It's baseball. It doesn't matter.
- yankeepunk3000 - Jul 10, 2013 at 3:40 AM
I would like to know??? Can't someone just say it??? it has to be up 24 mil right??? anyone? no? is this mic on????
- yankeepunk3000 - Jul 10, 2013 at 3:41 AM
245 million I ment
- aceshigh11 - Jul 7, 2013 at 4:50 PM
Now Scrooge only needs to unload Stanton, and he'll have his dream…a team that precisely NO ONE gives a damn about.
- addictedzone - Jul 7, 2013 at 5:38 PM
But strangely, had one of the best records in baseball in June.
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Even historically-bad teams are capable of going on tears.
It's just sickening that Loria bilked the city out of millions and then unloaded all the talent.
Actually…what's sickening is that the city agreed to the deal in the first place. That Loria is a consummate snowball artist should surprise no one.
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Jose Fernandez would still be worth giving a damn about!
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Until he's arbitration eligible and Scrooge McLoria salary dumps him too.
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- Release: Jul 24, 2001
- ESRB: Teen
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Discussion in 'Interior Exterior Parts' started by jeepman1, Oct 6, 2009.
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Brake/Suspension parts
Wondering if you have both front spindles, hubs, calipers, and caliper mounting brackets. I want to upgrade my '87. Also looking for a 8.8" rear assembly with disc setup.
I have a complete 8.8, 300.00 with all 5 lug brakes attached, I sold all the fronts I had, I should have another car this week if all goes well that will have fronts, 200.00 for complete fronts..
I'll take the 8.8. Please let me know when you get the next car in so I can have everything shipped at once. Also, what ZIP would the parts be shipping from so I can estimate shipping costs?
I usually do P/u Only, if I ship, it would be from 44135
Still have a center console available?
what hood do u have that is not wrecked? and what kind of seats are in the mustangs (corbeau style)? i will be in ohio soon and if you have what i need i will possibly pick up items
Console is sold...
Seats are kinda beat up...
Still have a dash/center console for sale?
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Do you have a black radio bezel ?
Oops, guess I should have put that I need the Bezel to fit my 94 mustang cobra
None right now, but I may have another car coming..
part out
do you have the air bags from these cars if so what color and how much
No, all of them are sold, sorry
I need a set of door panels, something that I can hack up for my Dash Swapped 93. color does not matter. I am in Findlay, OH, 40min south of toledo.
I need a complete set of dash vents if you have them let me know. Thank you.
I need just the passanger dash vent.
do you have a bell housing for a 5.0 to a t5?
and also two right font fenders?
Do you have an AC hose for the low end? Could use a power seat track for the drivers side too if you have one. I need these for a 97 GT. If you have them, how much shipped to 78108? Thanks!
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DUBUQUE, Iowa - 24 hours after organizers put out the call, more than 100 runners showed up.
For Marathon Runner David Fortin the memory of Marathon Monday is still fresh in his mind.
Fortin said, "we got to the Boston Commons and they stopped the train and they told us immediately to get out of the subway."
Like the other runners in Dubuque Fortin bought a yellow and blue shirt. hey say, it's the the least they can do.
Runner Phil Jensen said, "Dubuque is a running town. Anytime you're on Grandview Avenue you can see a lot of runners but also it shows the concern all us runners have for those families. "
Organizers sold the shirts both online and at the starting line. T-shirt sales alone have already raised more than $5000. People living in 25 different states have purchased the shirts.
Organizer Renee Cochenour said, "there is that feeling as you're approaching the finish line. There is nothing better than the anticipation of actually going across. And to picture all the people who had that taken away from them. "
That's a feeling, Fortin and the rest of this bunch live for.
"I wouldn't be scared to go run again," said Fortin, "It's that comradery that you get in a running crowd. "
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Have a Balboa top side control that has no display and will not turn anything on. There is power to the contol board. Don't know what to check next. New to this spa repair game. Thanks
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So when you say you are not getting any power to control board are you saying there is no power at the spa at all? First check you GFCI to make sure it hasn't tripped. If you have no power to spa at control board there is a problem at GFCI or wiring along the way. I would have an electrician check why you have no power to control board. If you do have power at the TB1 connection at the board then check the 30 amp main system fuse.
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Jay Inslee on Gun Control
Democratic Representative (WA-1)
Make America the "Safest Big Country" in the World
After climbing relentlessly for three decades, crime rates started to fall in the 1990s. Nonetheless, the public remains deeply concerned about the prevalence of gun violence, especially among juveniles, and Americans still avoid public spaces like downtown retail areas, parks, and even sports facilities.
We need to keep policing "smart" and community-friendly, prohibiting unjust and counterproductive tactics such as racial profiling; focus on preventing as well as punishing crime; pay attention to what happens to inmates and their families after sentencing; use mandatory testing and treatment to break the cycle of drugs and crime; and enforce and strengthen laws against unsafe or illegal guns. Moreover, we need a renewed commitment to equal justice for all, and we must reject a false choice between justice and safety.
Technology can help in many areas: giving police more information on criminal suspects so they do not rely on slipshod, random stop-and-search methods; allowing lower-cost supervision of people on probation or parole; and making it possible to disable and/or trace guns used by unauthorized persons.
Above all, we need to remember that public safety is the ultimate goal of crime policy. Until Americans feel safe enough to walk their neighborhood streets, enjoy public spaces, and send their children to school without fear of violence, we have not achieved public safety.
While widely recognized today as a major political force and as America's foremost defender of Second Amendment rights, the National Rifle Association (NRA) has, since its inception, been the premier firearms education organization in the world. But our successes would not be possible without the tireless efforts and countless hours of service our nearly three million members have given to champion Second Amendment rights and support NRA programs.
The following ratings are based on lifetime voting records on gun issues and the results of a questionaire sent to all Congressional candidates; the NRA assigned a letter grade (with A+ being the highest and F being the lowest).
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Toshiba Satellite C660D-10P
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Processor: AMD Athlon II P340
Graphics Adapter: ATI Radeon HD 4250
Display: 15.6 inch, 16:9, 1366x768 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 2.3kg
Price: 500 euro
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Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 12/23/2010
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ATI Radeon HD 4250: Onboard graphics card (in the RS880M chipset) for AMD processors with Avivo HD support and technically a higher clocked HD 4200.
Only some 3D games with very low demands are playable with these cards.
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P340: Entry level dual core processor for 13"+ laptops featuring a DDR3 memory controller.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
15.6": 15 inch display-variants are the standard and are used for more than the half of all notebooks. 15.4 inch display with 16:10 are the standard for notebook displays. However nowadays, more and more 16:9 displays with 15.6 inch appear. The reason why so many people like displays with medium size is, that this size is not exhausting for the eyes, does not need too much energy and the laptops can be kept quite compact.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
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'Body of Proof's' Geoffrey Arend: 'When is Ethan going to man up?'Add to Favorites | Body of Proof
Geoffrey Arend offers plenty of proof that he's still happy with his series role.
In its third season, ABC's Tuesday medical mystery "Body of Proof" has made a number of changes, with some of the cast members who originally supported star Dana Delany now gone. As eager forensic pathology fellow Ethan Gross, Arend was among those kept, and he maintains he didn't think his job was in jeopardy.
"What actually kept me from thinking they were going to cut my character," he tells Zap2it, "was Windell ( Middlebrooks, the co-star who plays Deputy Chief Medical Examiner Curtis Brumfield). I thought, 'They can't cut his character,' so I felt I was afforded some safety since my scenes are predominantly with him. I'm attached to the hip with him, and he's just gold."
Still, Arend muses, "I'm sure there are other gawky, cranelike actors ready and waiting, and that ABC has a list of. Hopefully, I'll never find out."
With the addition of Mark Valley as a police detective -- and ex-flame of Dr. Megan Hunt (Delany) -- "Body of Proof" has upped its action quotient. Arend, the husband of "Mad Men" co-star Christina Hendricks, is pleased with what that's meant for him.
"I said to Matt Gross, our executive producer, 'When is Ethan going to man up and decide what he wants to do? I feel like he's been in a holding pattern.' Ethan starts to move in a very specific direction this year. Hopefully, if we get a Season 4, you'll see it explored more.
"Ethan and I both have the feeling there's something incredibly inspiring about Dr. Hunt," adds Arend, "just in her being a guiding light for him as a medical examiner. He started out feeling he was never going to leave the office, because that's where he felt most comfortable, but she's leading by example, and he's following. She's expanded his horizons a bit."
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Winchester continue to progress. Winchester knew that this game would be a hard task with the spoils from last season being shared. However Sandown t
The game was a stop start affair with Winchester taking the early lead from the kickoff, Phil Prangle collecting before driving forward, forwards recycled the ball before the backs shipped it wide to Alex Jack on the wing. Man of the Match Alex made a blistering run to the visitors 22 before being brought down. Winchester again recycled the ball and went through several phases before Sandown conceded a penalty which Fly-Half Tom Locke slotted.
Winchester's continued to press from the restart with returning Richard Knight making several runs before combinations of forward and back play allowed full back Mark Castle to make a break being brought down short of the try line. Winchester forwards recycled allowing Chris Veal to power over for the opening try of the game.
Both sides had opportunities to score but last ditch tackles or penalties stopped the pressure. Sandown showed some good form and pushed deep into the home sides half, where by Winchester won a scrum. Winchester caught unaware at how quickly the ball shot out of the back of the scrum fumbled the ball allowing Sandowns nine to scoop the lose ball up and score in the corner.
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As the saying goes, "time heals all wounds." But what if you have been suffering with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity (GS) for decades and just want to feel better today? Besides a gluten-free diet, is there anything else you can do to enhance the healing process?
After receiving a celiac or GS diagnosis, most patients leave their doctor's office with instructions to adhere to a strict gluten-free diet—and that's it. While it's wonderful to have a definitive diagnosis and not to have to take medication for the rest of your life, it's also important to know that there are powerful over-the-counter tools at your disposal.
I frequently encourage newly diagnosed clients to start a course of nutritional supplements for six months to a year depending on the severity of their condition. Not only do the nutritional supplements listed below promote intestinal health and healing, they can actually accelerate your recovery.
Without a small intestine biopsy, it is difficult to estimate how ravaged your intestines are. Since biopsies are no longer required to diagnose celiac disease, most newly diagnosed patients are in the dark about the condition of their digestive track. According to the National Institutes of Health, diet alone will heal existing intestinal damage and prevent further damage. Yet, the amount of time it takes to heal completely varies depending on a number of factors, particularly age. For example, in children, the small intestine can take three to six months to heal; however, in adults, it may take several years before healing is complete.
While waiting for the gut to heal, many of the nutrients you consume are lost. A healthy intestine has an abundance of villi (tiny, finger-like projections that increase the intestinal surface area), which allows for the absorption of nutrients into the bloodstream. With celiac disease these villi are flattened and proper absorption of nutrients is compromised. The continued malabsorption of nutrients such as calcium, magnesium, vitamin D, B vitamins, and omega-3 fatty acids can contribute to mood disorders, lower energy levels, poor bone health, insomnia, attention problems, and a host of other issues.
Until recently, conventional medical wisdom presumed that only those with celiac disease suffered from severe intestinal degradation, the kind that destroys your villi. In the spring of 2011, however, Dr. Alessio Fasano completed a research study that found differences in levels of intestinal permeability and the expression of genes regulating the immune responses in the gut mucosa possibly associated with gluten sensitivity. What this study revealed is that gluten sensitivity and celiac disease are part of the same spectrum of gluten-related disorders. Meaning that those with gluten sensitivity suffer from intestinal permeability issues similar to those with celiac disease, but to a lesser degree. In other words, people with gluten sensitivity—not just those with celiac disease—have absorption issues caused by an immune response to gluten.
For the people with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity who more than likely have intestinal inflammation and permeability issues, the question remains: "How to return the digestive track back to normal as quickly as possible?"
Nutrition Supplements to Support Healing
The following nutrition supplements are effective and work independently of each other. These supplements also complement each other, so taking them together can help heal many aspects of the gut at once. In my experience as a Registered Dietitian working with patients who are afflicted with gluten issues, I have found that glutamine, probiotics, and fish oil (in that order) are my "Top Three" choices. Before you begin taking these, or any supplements, I encourage you to have a consultation with a dietitian who has experience with gluten disorders.
Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in the body. It is a protein building block and is involved in more metabolic processes than any other amino acid. Glutamine also serves as a source of fuel for the cells lining the intestine and can promote healing in these cells when they are damaged by gluten. How much Glutamine you should take depends upon several factors. I suggest you consult a dietitian for the dosage that is right for you.
Probiotics are live bacteria that improve the intestinal microbial balance and enhance overall health. They are the "good" bacteria found in the gastrointestinal track. Inflammation or toxins in the gut can disrupt the balance between "good" and "bad" bacteria. Probiotics may be taken to restore a healthy balance and assist in the removal of toxins created by gluten insensitivity or celiac disease. In addition, a preventative dose of probiotics is a good idea as these microbes promote immune health, and they are frequently absent in modern diets. Probiotics come as capsules, tablets, liquids, powders and contain many different strains of bacteria. Be sure to purchase your probiotics from a reputable company that ensures the potency and efficacy of their products. Contact these companies for documentation stating probiotic viability and research studies using the strains in their formulas—or visit their websites. I normally recommend that my patients receive a daily dose of at least 10 billion (or more) live, viable, organisms per gram containing: Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus bifidobacteria, Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus bulgaricus.
Omega 3 fatty acids are comprised of the fatty acids EPA and DHA and are found in fish and fish oil supplements. These essential fats are not made by the body and must be eaten or taken in supplement form to ensure the body's adequate functioning. In addition to reducing inflammation, these fats help to support healthy heart, brain, skin, and bone function. Significant health problems may result when these nutrients are not adequately absorbed. I recommend a dosage of 1,000 mg EPA and 1,000 mg DHA be taken daily from a high quality product with low mercury and toxin levels.
Digestive enzymes aid the body in digesting and breaking down proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. Digestive enzymes from either animal or plant sources should be taken an empty stomach, 20 minutes before meals or snacks. Enzymes help break down food into forms that the body can use. When the gut is damaged a condition called "leaky gut syndrome" occurs, and undigested food particles can pass through the intestinal wall into the blood stream in a form the body cannot use. These unusable food particles then activate an immune response because the body has detected an "invader." This immune response adds inflammation to the ongoing food sensitivity issues. Digestive enzymes assist in breaking food down into the right form for the body to use. In general, plant- or microbial-derived enzymes are more effective and work in more areas of your digestive system than their animal-derived counterparts.
Anti-inflammatory herbal formulas can help reduce inflammation and promote healing. Look for herbs like turmeric, aloe vera, ginger, and boswellia in formulas or by themselves as a part of your healing regime. Again, working with a dietitian to decide dosages and which combination of these herbs would be most beneficial to you is recommended.
What to Consider if You Are Not Getting Better
There are some people with celiac disease that show no improvement on a gluten-free diet. One of the most common reasons for a poor response to the diet is that small amounts of gluten are still being consumed. Hidden sources of gluten include medications, additives such as modified food starch, preservatives, and stabilizers made with wheat. Additionally, those with severe sensitivities may not be healing because of cross contamination caused by production facilities. Most corn and rice products are produced in factories that also manufacture wheat products. For some people, even these minute amounts of cross contamination can add up. Some people should only consume packaged foods from GF certified facilities, or in extreme cases, consume no packaged foods at all.
Some people with celiac disease continue to have intestinal flare ups despite being on a strict gluten-free diet. People with this condition, known as refractory celiac disease, have severely damaged intestines that heal very slowly—if at all. Because their intestines are not absorbing enough nutrients, these celiac sufferers may need to receive many of their nutrients intravenously.
Cross reactivity to some gluten-free grains can also be a problem. Intolerances to grains that do not contain gluten, which people on gluten-free diet tend to eat more of, can also develop. Many times these secondary intolerances develop because of gut permeability and the body's response to foreign material outside the gut lining, where it is not suppose to be. Cyrex Labs offers a Gluten Cross Reactive Foods Test that looks at the 24 most common foods that cross-react with gluten. This test will help you identify and avoid other foods that are preventing you from healing and feeling better.
In my experience, time does heal these wounds, but the amount of time varies widely from person to person. I have seen many people's symptoms—in particular, severe cases that have gone unresolved for decades— abate faster and more thoroughly thanks to additional supplementation. Any time the gut has undergone stress, the supplements mentioned above can be of benefit—and always be mindful when purchasing supplements to be sure they are gluten-free.
About the author: Julie McGinnis, MS, RD, has been involved in the field of nutrition for twenty years and started work in a conservative hospital setting as a registered dietitian. Her company, The Gluten Free Bistro, is the culmination of years of nutrition experience and living gluten-free combined with a genuine desire to provide a nutritious product for the celiac and gluten intolerant communities. Visit Julie McGinnis at www.theglutenfreebistro.com


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it hasn't been this bad in a while..
im having trouble with suicidal thoughts again.. as i'm driving at night, the telephone poles flash past and each one looks more apeeling than the last. all i wanna do is hit one as fast as my truck will let me. some times i tern out my lights so i can't see them, so they cant call to me but i eventually have to tern them back on because i know if i wreck my parents can't afford the cost of the hospital and with my gpa dieing they don't need the extra stress..
seems 2 me that u dont think enough on what u got.... i want a truck so bad and u wanna wreck it... u got your family, and friends here and there, maybe even a couple of shy chics all crazy about you ..... think of what youl b missing if u take that misty road..... and the hurt u would produce forever.... but i guess we all have suicidal dreams once at least.....


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Thank you for your interest in the Indiana University School of Medicine. We are currently the second largest medical school in the country with nine education campuses across the state. We offer an unusually rich environment for students through our affiliations with a number of health systems including IU Health, which offers a full range of health services and is currently ranked amongst the top 1% of healthcare systems by the US News and World Report and a number of other health systems associated with each of our regional campuses.
Students have the opportunity to train in a variety of settings including tertiary care centers such as in Indianapolis, in community hospitals and and in a variety of ambulatory care settings. The school also offers students opportunities to work in student-run clinics, in its internationally recognized AMPATH program in Kenya and in other locations across the world where academic affiliations have been established. The School of Medicine puts great emphasis on our education programs and was a pioneer in introducing competency-based learning in the medical student curriculum.
We also offer a number of dual degree programs including MD-JD, MD-MA in Bioethics, MD-MPH, MD-MBA, MD-MS in Global Health and in Translational Science and of course, MD-Ph.D, programs. Our research programs are nationally recognized in a number of areas including cancer, transplantation, alcoholism, bone and stem cell biology as well as health outcomes research. Through our close affiliations with the Schools of Dentistry, Nursing, Public Health, Social Work, Rehabilitation Sciences, Optometry, the Purdue School of Pharmacy and the Regenstrief Institute, IUSM is well poised to be one of the nation's leaders in the rapidly evolving field of population health management.
We take great pride in our students as they develop into compassionate professionals, who we would entrust with our own care, and who are committed to making healthcare better. I hope that we have the opportunity to share that journey from student to healer with you.
From Peter Nalin, MD
Executive Associate Dean for Educational Affairs
Associate professor of clinical family medicine
Please peruse these pages to familiarize yourself with the Indiana University School of Medicine. Having just celebrated our first 100 years of educating physicians, we are proud of our past contributions and the strength our institution brings to the field of medicine.
As the only medical school in Indiana and the second largest medical school in the country, we have created programs and facilities that serve a broad spectrum of student and faculty interests and needs. Our educational program is hosted on nine campuses throughout Indiana; it boasts an innovative, competency-based curriculum, new facilities for patient care, research, and education on many of our campuses, and nationally funded and recognized research programs.
Our students, residents, fellows, faculty and staff members are members of a team, working to create a professional environment that values its members and the patients and communities it serves.
I hope you'll enjoy your visit with us and find this site a useful guide to the resources available to the students at the Indiana University School of Medicine. We invite you to consider joining our quest to create and realize an exciting vision for the future of medicine.