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Feb. 16, 2013
HATTIESBURG, Miss. - Mizzou sophomore Brett Graves (St. Charles, Mo.) put together a solid start in his first of the season but the Mizzou baseball team dropped a 5-3 decision to No. 23 Southern Miss on Saturday afternoon (Feb. 16) at Pete Taylor Park. Mizzou led throughout until a three-run homer off of Tiger reliever Ryan Yuengel (Festus, Mo.) by Mason Robbins gave USM a 5-3 lead in the bottom of the seventh. Graves was very good in his first start since May 13 last season as he went 5.0 innings, allowing just four hits, two runs (only one earned) with five strikeouts and just one walk. The loss drops the Tigers to 0-2 on the season.
Yuengel took the loss for the Tigers after allowing the three-run shot to Robbins while Cameron Giannini earned the win for the Eagles. At the plate, Gavin Stark (Lee's Summit, Mo.) was a bright spot for the Tigers as he went 2-for-3 while reaching base in three of his four plate appearances. Dane Opel (Edwardsville, Ill.) and Keaton Steele (St. Joseph, Mo.) tallied RBIs for the Tigers and Case Munson (St. Charles, Mo.) scored a pair of runs for Mizzou in the loss.
Mizzou got on the board early as it drew blood in the first inning. Munson opened the game by reaching on an error from USM's Isaac Rodriguez but USM starter Jake Drehoff then retired the next two Tiger batters before plunking Opel to put a pair of runners on for Steele. He deposited a 1-0 pitch through the left side to score Munson to put the Tigers on top 1-0.
Graves took to the mound in the bottom of the first and looked electric, tallying a pair of strikeout while getting through the side on 12 pitches, 10 of which went for strikes. In the top of the second inning, Stark crushed a two-out double off the wall in left that nearly got out of the park if not for a 25 mile-per-hour head wind. Graves was filthy again in the second, retiring the side in order, including his third strikeout of the game.
Mizzou nearly got on the board again in the fourth as Stark tallied his second hit of the day on the 10th pitch of his at-bat, but Josh Lester (Columbus, Ga.) was thrown out at the dish after trying to score from first, sending the game to the bottom of the fourth with Mizzou on top, 1-0. Graves got USM 1-2-3 again in the fourth thanks in large part to a great running grab on the track by Logan Pearson (Bentonville, Ark.) for the third out.
Mizzou added to its lead in the top of the fifth inning with an RBI single from Opel, scoring Munson. But Mizzou failed to tack on more as they left runners stranded on the corners after a pop-up from Steele and a fly out by Dylan Kelly (Roswell, Ga.). Southern Miss then got that run back in the bottom of the fifth. Graves appeared to be breezing through the frame until a pair of errors put two men on for USM catcher Chase Fowler, who tapped a hopper back up the middle to plate an unearned run. Graves got out of the jam, allowing just the unearned run as he got Travis Creel to ground out to third with the bases loaded and two outs.
But the Tigers responded in the top of the sixth inning with another run. Lester tallied his second hit of the day with one out in the inning and then Stark earned a full-count walk as he reached base for the second time on the day. That brought in Munson who ripped a ball to third that got through the legs of Bradley Rooney, allowing Lester to score from second.
USM again got to Graves in the sixth, tallying a hit and a walk to put two aboard with one no one out. That ended Graves' day in favor of Ryan Yuengel (Festus, Mo.) who came into clean it up. After a sacrifice bunt moved the runners to second and third, designated hitter Tim Lynch hit a sacrifice fly to plate the run, cutting Mizzou's lead to 3-2. But Yuengel pitched out of the jam, sending the game to the seventh with Mizzou on top, 3-2.
Yuengel retired the first batter he saw in the seventh, then hit nine-hole hitter Fowler to put a runner on. Mizzou nearly turned a 4-6-3 double play but it was just late at first. Then Yuengel walked two-hole hitter Creel and that brought in Mason Robbins who ripped a three-run bomb to right field, giving USM a 5-3 lead. That was all they needed to close it out as Mizzou's last nine batters were retired in order.
Game three of the series will be tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Hattiesburg. For all the latest on Mizzou baseball, stay tuned to MUTigers.com and follow the team on twitter @MUTigerBaseball.
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RIPON – It takes two to tango. It also takes two to grow a garden like the private paradise that Chuck and Janice Hollander has created and nurtured for years.
There was something about the 1957 Chevy Bel Air that struck the fancy of Brian Lawlor.
The Manteca Fire Department is conducting an open house on Saturday, Sept. 11, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the headquarters station at 1154 S. Union Road.
Upwards of 20 bus shelters will start appearing on Manteca Transit routes in April.
Jessica Ferree has a bright future when it comes to holding a microphone in her hand.
RIPON – It's a colorful spot in the middle of almond orchards in Ripon's countryside. It's an even brighter spot this time of year when the air is thick with faux fog courtesy of the swirling dusts kicked in by the almond harvesters.
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Each year, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Manteca / Lathrop in conjunction with local law enforcement agencies hosts a Crime Scene Investigation camp for interested youngsters.
Manteca Unified School District first term trustees Ashley Drain, 26, and Alexander Bronson, 22, appeared in Superior Court Thursday afternoon before Judge Franklin Stephenson on charges of election fraud and perjury.
A multi-vehicle rear end collision on eastbound 120 Bypass at the Main Street interchange at 7:45 a.m. Thursday took the life of a 25-year-old San Ramon woman and injured three other motorists including one with major injuries.
Measure K sales tax and gas tax receipts will cover the $2 million cost of pavement maintenance for 27 miles of city streets this year.
Eduardo Villagomez is proud to have been able to put away plenty of bad guys during his career with the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department.
Doctors Hospital of Manteca was honored with an "A" grade in the Spring 2015 Hospital Safety Score, which rates how well hospitals protect patients from errors, injuries and infections.
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After spending the final races of the 2012 season with two different drivers, Phoenix Racing is set to race in 2013 with both of its drivers of the end of last season. According to ESPN the team will have Regan Smith and AJ Allmendinger sharing the ride in the No.51 car next season.
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Along with Smith and Allmendinger sharing time in the No.51 in the Cup Series, Phoenix Racing will bring back Kurt Busch to drive for them in select Nationwide Series races. Throughout the 2012 season Busch ran in 29 Cup races and four Nationwide Series races for the team. In his time with Phoenix Racing Busch won the July Nationwide race at Daytona.
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Toasted Angel Food Meringue
19 Dec 2010
|Angel food cake mix
|16 Ounce (1 Package)
|Egg whites
|8 (At Room Temperature)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Granulated sugar
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Canned chocolate sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
1. Make and bake angel-food-cake mix in tube pan as package label directs. Cool cake; place on large cookie sheet.
2. Start heating oven to 350°F.
3. Meanwhile, make meringue: Beat egg whites with salt until frothy; then gradually add sugar, 2 tablespoons at a time, beating until stiff peaks form when beater is raised. Spread on top and sides of cake, covering it completely.
4. Bake 8 to 10 minutes, or until edges of meringue are tinged with brown. Transfer to pretty cake plate.
5. Serve, cut into wedges and dribbled with chocolate sauce.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Soundcast Sold to Investment Co.; Oscar Ciornei Named CEO
Julie Jacobson | 05/27 06:02 AM,
Soundcast, maker of high-performance wireless speakers for the outdoors, has been sold to investment company Hancock Parks, and will be run by Oscar Ciornei. View this storyFiled in: News • Product News • Audio • Speakers • Corporate • Mergers and Acquisitions
Tagged: Outdoor Av • Soundcast
Monday, May 11, 2015
Designing Your Outdoor Living Space with A/V
Advertorial | 05/11 11:39 AM,
From outdoor A/V design basics to TV placements and equipment selection, learn tips to enhance outdoor living spaces. View this storyFiled in: News • Displays • Outdoors • TVs
Tagged: Outdoor Av • Peerless Av
Thursday, May 07, 2015
#TBT: Amazing Outdoor Living Spaces
CE Pro Editors | 05/07 08:41 AM,
In this edition of Throwback Thursday, the outdoor A/V technology in these homes was so nice you'd never want to go inside. View this storyFiled in: News • Slideshow • Displays • Video • Audio • Home Automation and Control • Outdoors • Projectors and Screens
Tagged: Outdoor Av • Tbt
Friday, May 01, 2015
Q&A: Peerless-AV UV2 Outdoor TV a Solution for All Seasons
CE Pro Editors | 05/01 08:21 AM,
Peerless-AV's Nick Belcore talked to CE Pro about the company's outdoor solutions, including the weatherproof UV2 Outdoor TV. View this storyFiled in: News • Displays • Outdoors • TVs
Tagged: Outdoor Av • Peerless Av
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
IAV Wireless Speaker System a Rockin' Outdoor Addition
Arlen Schweiger | 04/15 09:43 AM,
CE Pro Managing Editor Arlen Schweiger reviewed IAV's outdoor AudioRock System during the harsh New England winter. Find out how it fared in the elements. View this storyFiled in: News • Product News • Audio • Speakers
Tagged: Outdoor Av • Iav
Friday, February 27, 2015
LightVault 8 Outdoor Lighting Illuminates with Bluetooth Technology
Rachel Cericola | 02/27 12:08 PM,
LightVault 8 features Bluetooth connectivity and a solid-state LED light engine protected from the elements. View this storyFiled in: News • Product News • Home Automation and Control • Lighting
Tagged: Outdoor Av • Bluetooth
Home Theater/Audio-Centric Business Model Yields 20% Growth
Robert Archer | 02/27 10:49 AM,
New Hampshire-based AV Therapy has built a $2 million hybrid retail/custom business on the foundation of two-channel audio and home theater. View this storyFiled in: News • CE Profiles • Video • Audio • Demo • Home Theater
Tagged: Outdoor Av • Paradigm • Totem Acoustic • Sony • Stewart Filmscreen • Kef • Screen Innovations • Bryston
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Stealth Patio Theater Lives Up to Company's Name
Robert Archer | 01/14 09:37 AM,
Stealth Acoustics' Patio Home Theater system provides everything a homeowner will need to host a variety of outdoor A/V activities. View this storyFiled in: Product News • Video • Audio • Home Theater
Tagged: Outdoor Av • Stealth Acoustics
Monday, November 10, 2014
Jeremy Piven Makes SunBriteTV Outdoor TV Part of His Entourage
Jessica Camerato | 11/10 02:21 PM,
Actor Jeremy Piven, widely known for his role as Ari Gold in "Entourage," recently installed a Pro Series SunBriteTV in his luxury New York City rooftop. View this storyFiled in: News • Displays • TVs
Tagged: Outdoor Av • Sunbritetv
Thursday, November 06, 2014
Activated Designs' Lift Floats in Home Spaces
Robert Archer | 11/06 09:41 AM,
The Santa Clara, Calif.-based company's Extended-Travel "Floating" Drop Down TV Lift lowers televisions as far as 15 feet. View this storyFiled in: Product News • Displays • Home Theater • Mounts and Lifts
Tagged: Outdoor Av • Activated Designs
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07.10.2015 - Amy Obenski - 8pm - Folk/Acoustic
Local Songwriter Amy Obenski comes back to Red Rock for another set of beautiful originals!
07.11.2015 - City In Light - Indie/Rock - 8pm
City in Light has been called rock, blues, folk, alternative, and compared to bands like Fleet Foxes, The Rolling Stones, and Muse.
07.17.2015 - Brothers Strong Co. - Bluegrass/Folk - 8pm
The Brothers Strong Co. will be making their debut at Red Rock coffee playing their modern brand of bluegrass jams!
07.18.2015 - John William Gordon Trio - 8pm - Jazz/Experimental
"Calling his modern blend of music 'mutant jazz', acclaimed... guitarist John William Gordon contrives a fiery fusion that deftly combines jazz and rock auras...." - Gears of Rock
07.24.2015 - Mitchell Lujan - Neo Soul/RnB - 8pm
South Bay local, Mitchell Lujan finds himself rooted in soul tunes and sounds similar to John Legend, Maroon 5, Musiq Soulchild, John Mayer, & Robin Thicke
07.25.2015 - Jessica Lindsay + Zachary Meyers - 8pm
Brother and Sister songwriting Duo Jessica and Zachary will be playing original music! Not to be missed!
08.14.2015 - Dan Frechette & Laurel Thomsen - 8pm
Canadian-American songwriting duo Dan Frechette, guitar/vocals, and Laurel Thomsen, violin/vocals, bring their diverse and uplifting material, and a new album, back to Red Rock!
09.04.2015 - Ashley Raines & The New West Revue - 8pm
Ashley Raines makes his second appearance at Red Rock, bringing his own brand of salty blues licks, and moody indie rock vibes.
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During the LeFlore County Bass Club's 2014 tournament season that ended June 21 at Wards Landing on Wister Lake, 38 teams competed for the title of Team of the Year.
The 2014 Team of the Year honors went to the duo of Josh Walls and Eric Fairless, who caught a total of 66.32 pounds of bass.
Jason Wickware and Russ Warner were second in the race for Team of the Year as they caught 63.62 pounds. Jeff Hardin and Dennis Roper were third (60.47 pounds), followed by Haskell and A.J. Higgins (59.55) and Joey Chitwood and Tony Parker (55.68).
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Shotgun Sets Course for SIGGRAPH 2014
Shotgun Software gears up for a lively week of events, education, new releases and more at SIGGRAPH 2014 in Vancouver.
Shotgun Software gears up for a lively week of events, education, new releases and more at SIGGRAPH 2014 in Vancouver.
Based on the extremely popular Japanese animated franchise, anime series 'Little Battlers eXperience' debuts in the U.S. on Nicktoons Sunday, August 24, at 10:00 a.m. ET; 'LBX' will be unveiled and promoted for the first time at San Diego Comic-Con.
MPC is out in force at SIGGRAPH 2014 in Vancouver presenting work on some of the biggest movies of the year, including 'Godzilla,' 'Maleficent,' 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' and Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy.'
The king of the monsters is reborn when Warner Bros. Pictures' and Legendary Pictures' 'Godzilla' arrives onto Blu-ray 3D combo pack, Blu-ray combo pack, 2-disc DVD special edition and Digital HD on September 16.
Framestore, The Capture Lab, Bradford University, Lumiscaphe, TechViz and Autodesk to present motion capture techniques for media, entertainment and product design.
Render farm management software Qube! speeds up production schedule and capitalizes on existing hardware for developing feature.
'Skylanders,' the video game that pioneered the Toys-to-Life genre, descends upon San Diego Comic-Con for the first time in the franchise's history starting on July 24.
Disney's animated series, which makes a trip to San Diego's Comic-Con on Thursday, hits TV screens in October.
AWN's The Miscweant attends the opening reception for 'What's Up, Doc? The Animation Art of Chuck Jones' at New York City's Museum of the Moving Image.
Three-hour event (8:00–11:00 p.m.) in Hall H features the World Premiere of 'Gotham,' complete pilot screening of 'The Flash' and exclusive footage from new series 'Constantine' and Season Three of 'Arrow.'
Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor Craig Barron and Oscar-winning sound designer Ben Burtt to explore the side-by-side advances in filmmaking technology and aviation at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' four-evening series, 'Hollywood Takes to the Air.'
The Los Angeles International Short Film Festival will present a special screening and panel discussion with members from Disney Animation and Disney Interactive on Tuesday, July 29 at 1:00 p.m.
Ahead of next week's panel at San Diego Comic-Con, watch a new clip from animator Bill Plympton's latest feature, Cheatin'.
Focus Features, Laika and 'The Boxtrolls' are headed to Comic-Con for a highly-anticipated Hall H Panel, "Eat Like THE BOXTROLLS" food truck experience, and more.
Focus Features partners with the International Soap Box Derby, inviting families attending the World Championship to explore the fantastical world of 'The Boxtrolls' with a custom-built car on display, free 'Boxtrolls' gear, exclusive sneak preview clips from the new movie, and an immersive photo experience.
SIGGRAPH 2014 will offer presentations on more than 15 of the biggest current and upcoming studio productions, including 'X-Men: Days of Future Past,' 'Gravity,' 'How to Train Your Dragon 2' and 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.'
Meet the cast and creators of Adult Swim series 'Black Dynamite' Tuesday, July 15th at Amoeba Music in Hollywood.
The Meatwad Full Dome Experience offers surreal visual ride for fans; Adult Swim Fun House returns with puzzling new rooms; Series Panels for fan favorite shows and new series.
'Adventure Time,' 'Regular Show,' 'Steven Universe,' 'Uncle Grandpa' and 'Clarence' panels, signings, screenings and more!
'DreamWorks Animation in Concert – Celebrating 20 Years' to feature music and film clips from 'Shrek,' 'Kung Fu Panda,' 'How To Train Your Dragon' and other hit films.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will present a two-night event, "Movies in Your Brain: The Science of Cinematic Perception," with special guests Jon Favreau, Darren Aronofsky and neuroscientist and screenwriter Ari Handel.
Irish animation studio Cartoon Saloon to present "Designing The Secret of Kells" book launch plus exclusive preview of selected scenes from upcoming 'Song Of The Sea' at San Diego Comic-Con.
Warner Bros. Entertainment plants its flag at Comic-Con International: San Diego this year with a huge presence, including presentations for Peter Jackson's 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,' George Miller's 'Mad Max: Fury Road' and the Wachowskis' sci-fi action 'Jupiter Ascending.'
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The involvement of women and girls, sex workers, persons who use drugs, men who have sex with men (MSM), and young people is crucial to the achieving the goal of zero new HIV infections by 2015.
40 Days for Life is suing a library who declined to show an anti-abortion documentary that would disrupt normal library functions, could allowing HIV-positive people donate organs save lives, and three cheers for the NBA and WNBA for AIDS education!
A new rectal gel shows promise at reducing transmission of HIV when applied before anal sex, Elton John speaks out against American sex ed, Nebraska lawmakers don't want rape and incest victims to have access to private insurance-covered abortions, and a condom fashion show at USC.
Alaska won't see ballot initiative to make abortion illegal, NC state representative makes asinine comment on HIV/AIDS, ADF sues Vanderbilt nursing program, Planned Parenthood of Indiana responds to Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN)'s plan to deny Title X funding.
Midwives travel on motorbike to deliver family planning information and supplies; anti-choice Rep. Joe Pitts is officially named as chair of committee with reproductive justice implications; HIV eradication and the WNBA; more on HIV "cure."
In comments released today from the Vatican, Pope Benedict seems to have changed his mind a teensy tiny bit on the morality of condom use.
GLAAD has taken out a full page ad in Variety urging ABC and The View to correct statements made on its June 22 show regarding the transmission of HIV.
Sunday is National HIV Testing Day, so learn your status! Also, the CDC pushes for HIV tests to become part of routine medical care, and the FDA approves a new type of HIV test that can detect the virus earlier than standard tests.
A distinguished AIDS researcher backs the Pope's comments that the AIDS epidemic is made worse by condom use. His logic and his motives are questionable.


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Adorable Prairie Dog Hard At Work During The Color Run In Amarillo [VIDEO]
After Lori and I finished up our broadcast at The Color Run on Saturday (6/7) I noticed something out of the corner of my eye.
After Lori and I finished up our broadcast at The Color Run on Saturday (6/7) I noticed something out of the corner of my eye.
We still have some time before September 19th rolls around.
If you're not aware, September 19th is National Talk Like A Pirate Day, but that's no reason for the Discovery Center to belay a fun night for the adults.
Single? Searching? Want some hot sizzling summer love in your life?
Harlan Cohen, GETTING NAKED relationship expert, advice columnist, and New York Times bestselling author of Getting Naked: Five Steps to Finding the Love of your Life (While Fully Clothed and Totally Sober) is coming to Amarillo.
It's being called 'one of the summer highlights' in Amarillo.
The National Day of the Cowboy will be here before you know it.
If you are looking for an all day celebration for your Fouth of July holiday, then you will want to spend it in Canyon, Texas. Canyon is going bigger and better this year. So it will be well worth your time to make the short drive.
I don't know about you but when I think of Night at the Museum, I think of Ben Stiller fighting with a Capuchin Money and being chased by T-Rex while receiving advice from Teddy Roosevelt on a horse. However, the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum is having their annual Night at the Museum this Friday. No they haven't secretly uncovered the tablet of Ahkmenrah. You won't be able to play fetch with a dinosaur, nor see an Easter Island Head blow a big bubble gum bubble, and don't expect Attila the Hun, or tiny cowboys or Romans fighting each other but expect something amazing. You will get to experience the museum in a new way. In the dark.
When was the last time you saw a herd of cattle coming down the streets of downtown Amarillo? This Thursday, you can witness this amazing site. The cattle drive kicks off the Coors Ranch Rodeo coming to the Amarillo National Center this weekend.
Vacation Bible School is an important part of the Summer. When the kids our out of school, local churches have VBS. A great way to teach kids about the word of God in a fun, activity filled way. Here are a list of Vacation Bible Schools in the area.
The Color Run returns to Amarillo on Saturday, June 7th. It's the happiest 5K on the planet and we want you to be at the event. It doesn't matter if you are in shape, out of shape, you run or you walk you can still take part in the Color Run.
Since when did it cost money for a right of passage like graduating high school? I know when I graduated I did (or my parents did) have to pay for invitations and the cap and gown however not for the ceremony itself
If you don't have big vacation plans for the Memorial Weekend, here are a few fun things you can do this weekend to have some fun with the family.
One of the greatest treasures we have in Amarillo is the Don Harrington Discovery Center. It is a great place for the kids to have fun and learn at the same time. The last time my son and I went to the Discovery Center we spent 4 hours just hanging around playing, enjoying shows in the Space Theater, and activities. It is a great learning experience. Not only that, they have awesome exhibits they bring throughout the year. This summer they are bringing Treasure! to the Discovery Center.


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In our Adult Bible class, we are currently studying the topic of Noah on Sunday Mornings and the book of Acts on Wednesday Evenings during the Summer months. We also have Bible classes for all ages. Please consider joining us!
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Friday July 03 2015
- Old Testament: 1 Chron 3-4
- Psalm: Ps 2
- New Testament: Matt 3-4
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Pioneers of Portable IORT
IntraOp is the pioneer in portable electron-based Intraoperative Radiation Therapy (IORT). Since introducing the Mobetron in 1993, IntraOp has transformed cancer treatment by bringing the only safe, reliable self-shielded radiation technology into the operating room. The use of electrons in IORT enables surgical and radiation oncologists to deliver a precise and targeted dose of controlled radiation during surgery to locally-advanced cancers. For patients and their families, it means markedly shorter treatment and recovery times with improved cosmesis, greater comfort and quality of life. At IntraOp, we are accelerating the cure.
For more than 20 years, we have been perfecting this technology to dramatically reduce radiation treatment times, cost and reoccurrence rates while improving cosmetic results and patient survivability.
The Mobetron
Our flagship product—the Mobetron—is used by many of the leading cancer physicians in the best hospitals, clinics and academic centers in the world.
The Mobetron is the first mobile, self-shielded—no additional OR or special shielding is required—electron linear accelerator designed to deliver Intraoperative Radiation Therapy (IORT) to cancer patients during surgery. Consider the scene before the Mobetron: A patient undergoing surgery is required transport to a shielded radiation bunker only to be returned after treatment for the remainder of the surgery. The method was inefficient for oncologists and added costs for the hospital. Worse, it introduced greater risk for the patient.
Fast forward. By making electrons portable, the Mobetron leverages the advantages of IORT without sacrificing effectiveness. Radiation and surgical oncologists are now enabled to work together to pinpoint the exact area requiring radiation and immediately deliver high doses directly to the affected tissue during cancer surgery. Healthy tissue and surrounding organs remain unaffected. Portability means that the Mobetron can easily be moved between existing operating rooms without investing in costly renovations to accommodate traditional unshielded radiation therapy devices.
The treatment is brought to the patient. The procedure is completed in a fraction of the time with fewer side effects and lower rates of recurrence. Most importantly, the patient can go on living. Longer.


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Every great Hotel and event venue requires an equally great way to relax and unwind after a busy day. The Starting Gate Bar & Grille at Hilton Ocala is exactly that, and more.
Indulge in a fine glass of wine, your favorite cocktail, a well-aged scotch or a chilled martini with over 30 vodkas and gins to choose from. Or sip an after-dinner drink or specialty coffee. The Starting Gate also offers delicious wings, flatbreads, sliders and other tantalizing appetizers created by Chef Josue Torres.
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Group name: West Herts
This group is a part of Hertfordshire & North Middlesex Area.
We have at least one walk every Sunday and one Tuesday a month ranging from 3 to 15 miles with most being bettwen 5 and 10 miles. We walk in the beautiful countryside of Herts, Beds and Bucks with occasional forays further afield including London. There is also a programe of social events including pub meals, a quiz, talks and two long weekends away each year.
West Herts is a friendly group keen to encourage new members to join us and to spread the word on the benefits of walking. New members are welcome to join us for a couple of taster walks before commiting to membership.. See our walks programme on our website http://www.westhertsramblers.org.uk
Sunday 19 July 2015Starting at 10:30A moderate 9 mile / 14.5 km walk
Sunday 26 July 2015Starting at 10:00A moderate 10 mile / 16.1 km walk


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by Katie Valentine Posted on May 27, 2015
Thousands of glaciers in the Mount Everest region could shrink dramatically this century, a new study has found.
by Emily Atkin Posted on March 31, 2015
"It is kind of crazy," said Porter. "But we're doing it."
by Emily Atkin Posted on March 11, 2015
"There's going to be emission of fecal matter that's been stored up over years and decades."
by Jeff Spross Posted on May 21, 2014
Glaciers are melting and retreating, while climate change brings more snowfall and more erratic storms, all contributing to the region's instability.
by Emily Atkin Posted on April 25, 2014
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- Using customer personas while maintaining excellence: The key to omnichannel
- UXC Oxygen appoints Craig Stevenson as business manager
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- Canon opens the doors on new headquarters in Brisbane (+14 photos)
- Gartner explains how businesses can simplify the mid-market datacentre
- Cisco launches Internet of Everything Innovation Centre in WA
- Uber throws in the towel in battle with French taxi drivers
- As Windows 7 breaks the 1B-device mark, Microsoft's challenge will be to force it back to zero
- Android phone vendors should improve update policies, consumer organization says
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- Ad fraud Trojan updates Flash Player so that other malware can't get in