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JEFFERSON — Greater Atlanta Christian could hardly stop Jefferson's offense in Friday's semifinal game, but the Spartans had an even tougher time cracking the Dragons' defense.
Jefferson's defense made a momentum-turning goal-line stand against Greater Atlanta Christian early in the fourth quarter and held the Spartans scoreless in the second half en route to a 42-14 victory at Memorial Stadium.
JEFFERSON — A fiery offense and stingy defense have kept alive Jefferson's best season ever and landed the Dragons a win away from their first state title.
The Dragons spread he ball around to all of its offensive weapons and the defense made back-to-back fourth-quarter stops deep in its own zone on Friday to defeat Greater Atlanta Christian 42-14 at Memorial Stadium to advance to the GHSA Class AA championship game.
BOGART — Prince Avenue finished one step short of a trip to the Georgia Dome last year. On Friday, it erased the bad taste of finishing one away as it beat Landmark Christian 32-22 at Brad Akins Field.
At Cedar Shoals, the Lady Jaguars had three players score in double figures Friday as they defeated Salem 44-33 in Region 8-AAAAA play. Ty Davis led Cedar Shoals (7-0, 3-0) with 17 points and was followed by Brittaney Howard (14 points) and Breeana Taylor (10 points). Unfortunately for the Lady Jaguars, senior guard Quinnesha Turner suffered a knee injury and had to leave the game early. She is not expected to play today when Cedar Shoals hosts Newton at 4 p.m.
When Jefferson and Greater Atlanta Christian meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the semifinals of the Class AA state playoffs, Jefferson quarterback Bryant Shirreffs will no doubt unveil the latest of his considerable Friday-night talents.
Last Friday, in Jefferson's biggest game in three-plus decades, the Dragons outlasted Fitzgerald 53-51 in a triple-overtime quarterfinal triumph.
The victory did not come without a heavy toll, however, as Jefferson (12-1 and ranked No. in Class AA) lost leading receiver McKay Dickens and kicker Chandler Schlutow to injury.
BOGART — Prince Avenue Christian has taken a much more scenic route in 2012, but it has arrived at the same place as it did last year — the state semifinals.
Unlike their straightforward run last year, the Wolverines have worked through obstacles and setbacks to pull within a game of a trip to the Georgia Dome.
After Prince Avenue Christian's emotional 24-7 quarterfinal victory last Friday over rival Athens Academy in the quarterfinals of the Class A private school state playoffs, Wolverines coach Mark Farriba said he isn't worried about his team's ability to rise to the occasion again tonight.
Prince Avenue (10-2 and ranked No. 9 in Class A) will host unranked Landmark Christian (9-3) at 7:30 p.m. today with an invitation to the state finals and a trip to the Georgia Dome awaiting the victor.
Maybe it's just irony, but a story of neighbors fulfilling their childhood dreams seems more like fate.
In early September when senior Bryant Shirreffs hit junior Chandler Thompson for Jefferson's game-winning touchdown to beat North Hall, a team now in the Class AAA semifinals, it was more than irony.
Georgia Athletic Coaches Association All-State Softball Teams
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First team: Emily Soles, Prince Avenue Christian; Chandler Cary, Prince Avenue Christian; Bethany Campbell, Prince Avenue Christian; Annabeth Pruett, Prince Avenue Christian.
Second team: Kadijah Arnold, Prince Avenue Christian; Sidney Roberts, Prince Avenue Christian.
Honorable mention: Mattie Canup, Commerce; Jordyn Smith, Prince Avenue Christian.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — College football's biggest single night for awards is set for tonight, and two of the most talked about players said the spotlight may be the most difficult they've endured.
Texas A&M freshman quarterback Johnny Manziel and senior Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein headlined a group of several finalists who addressed the media Wednesday after arriving at Disney World in advance of the awards show.
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This article describes a hotfix that enables partial name resolution on the Microsoft BizTalk Accelerator for HL7 (BTAHL7) 2.X disassembler and on the BTAHL7 2.X assembler in Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2. This hotfix also enables partial name resolution in Microsoft BizTalk Server 2009.
To receive or send HL7 messages, you typically use Microsoft BTAHL7 2.0 in BizTalk Server 2006 R2, or you use Microsoft BizTalk Accelerator 2009 for HL7 in BizTalk Server 2009. You create BizTalk parties for trading partners and then specify configurations in BTAHL7 Configuration Explorer.
A valid HL7 message contains the following information:
When BTAHL7 processes HL7 messages, the BTAHL7 2.X disassembler and the BTAHL7 2.X assembler try to match the HL7 message to the corresponding BizTalk parties. This behavior is known as party resolution. The disassembler and the assembler use the values in certain HL7 message fields to find a match to the BizTalk parties according to the party names. When the party names are matched to the values in the HL7 message fields, BTAHL7 uses the settings that are configured for the party in BTAHL7 Configuration Explorer to process the HL7 message. Currently, the disassembler and assembler use only the values in the MSH3.1 and MSH5.1 fields to perform party resolution.
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After you apply this hotfix, the following new settings are provided for the BTAHL7 2.X disassembler and for the BTAHL7 2.X assembler:
When the new properties are enabled, partial name resolution is enabled on the BTAHL7 2.X disassembler and on the BTAHL7 2.X assembler. Partial name resolution provides flexibility for the disassembler and the assembler to adapt to different business requirements.
Hotfix information
For BizTalk Server 2006 R2 and for BizTalk Server 2009A supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. However, this hotfix is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article.
If the hotfix is available for download, there is a "Hotfix download available" section at the top of this Knowledge Base article. If this section does not appear, contact Microsoft Customer Service and Support to obtain the hotfix.
Note If additional issues occur or if any troubleshooting is required, you might have to create a separate service request. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for this specific hotfix. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Service and Support telephone numbers or to create a separate service request, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/?ws=supportNote The "Hotfix download available" form displays the languages for which the hotfix is available. If you do not see your language, it is because a hotfix is not available for that language.
PrerequisitesYou must have BTAHL7 2.0 or BizTalk Accelerator 2009 for HL7 installed to apply this hotfix. Additionally, you must install the hotfix that is described in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) article before you apply this hotfix if you are using BTAHL7 2.0. Click the following article number to view the KB article:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/961023/ )FIX: Batched and unbatched messages log event 4119 as an informational event in BTAHL7, or the whole batch is suspended if any message contains a parsing error
Restart requirementYou do not have to restart the computer after you apply this hotfix. However, you must restart the BizTalk Server host instance after you apply this hotfix. For more information about this procedure, refer to the Readme.txt file that is included in the hotfix package.
Hotfix replacement informationThis hotfix does not replace other hotfixes.
File informationThe English version of this hotfix has the file attributes (or later file attributes) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time item in Control Panel.
BizTalk Accelerator for HL7 2.0
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For BizTalk Server 2006 R2 SP1The hotfix that resolves this problem is included in cumulative update package 3 for BizTalk Server 2006 R2 SP1.
For more information about how to obtain the cumulative update package, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2286501/ )Cumulative update package 3 for BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Service Pack 1
For more information about BizTalk Server 2006 R2 SP1 hotfixes, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/974563/ )List of Microsoft BizTalk Server hot fixes that are included in BizTalk Server 2006 R2 Service Pack 1
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section.
For more information about how messages flow through BTAHL7, visit the following Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Web site:
How messages flow through BTAHL7For more information about BizTalk Server hotfixes, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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Rated 5 out of 5 by nate501 One of the best in Europe I'm really not sure why this hotel is rated lower than others in Europe! It's BY FAR the best in Venice and near the best in Europe (really). The others in Venice are really small, crowded, and not as good of service. The 10 minute boat ride from Venice is actually a plus to staying here (it is timely and beautiful). From the airport it is not free and is 130EUR, but the hotel should improve how they handle this... essentially they just said to grab a water taxi but it's more complicated than you think (i.e. 15 min walk to nowhere it feels). The grounds, service, rooms, food, and pool are absolutely amazing. Tips: when you get off the boat at the hotel, take a quick hard left and see the view from the top - it is quiet and nearly breathtaking. The pizza is best we had ever in Italy (or ever). The pool (yes in Venice) service is exceptional so go ahead and eat there. They could work a little on their selection for "late night" (i.e. after 9pm) menu for snacks, etc (never had thinks labeled like Sushi or Oysters, etc). This IS a family friendly resort (yes it should be labeled this!) but it is still quiet so do not worry. As other reviewers noted, yes they come to your room frequently because the SERVICE IS EXCEPTIONAL - if you don't want good service, put your do not disturb light on and they won't come :( July 1, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Gjg2262 Our Stay We felt the hotel had very good features in a beautiful location. However there were some issues that need to be improved and took away from this exceptional property. Number one we had emailed the concierge at least two weeks prior to our stay he sent us a what I thought was a confirmation of our request Prior to our arrival I asked for an agenda and he told me that we didn't have any of our dinner reservations My response to him was why didn't you call us sooner and why didn't you reach out to us to tell us this ? If I didn't reach out to him we would have arrived with no reservations . The pool staff was very inattentive . the server of the drinks really had an attitude and see not to walk around the pool to ask if you wanted anything to drink, my wife had to get up several times to ask him to bring us something which I feel should not occur. The other pool person who arranged your chairs also seem very inattentive And that we were almost bothering him ask him to set the chairs up . At night when we would go out for dinner it will be glasses left on our tables that were obviously dirty and they were not removed by the house staff the room wasn't really tidied up at all at night that you usually find in the hotel such as the Saint Regis. The breakfast staff was in disarray , in fact they had to buy us breakfast one day because they could not get the order correctly. I do feel that there were some concierge such as Mateo that were excellent. The front desk greeted us at our arrival was also very pleasant very nice however really did not acknowledge that we are SPG members. we felt that this was an exceptional property however itsome of the issues above need to be straightened out by the management to make this truly an outstanding venue. The last thing I would like to add is that theshuttle to St. Mark's shouldn't run every 15 minutes during busy times similar to the shuttle that is at the hotel Cipriani. July 1, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by harts Unbelievable experience The St Regis San Clemente is the most charming, comfortable, exquisite, beautiful, and spectacular St Regis I have frequented yet. The setting is amazing. The building is unbelievably charming and extraordinary. The staff was wonderful. I cannot say enough about this property. Would return in a heartbeat. June 5, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jackshbh Loved it in the past, probably will leave it for the future This was our fourth or fifth visit to San Clemente Palace. We have loved the location and it was a great luxury value in the past. We could not stay in 2013 due to renovations. So we were excited to visit this time. I usually don't write reviews but I cannot provide feedback to St. Regis because their feedback tool isn't working - and their survey team hasn't gotten back to me, either! The location in the lagoon is lovely. But alas - the move to St. Regis isn't pretty. 20 plus minutes to get the butler to deliver ice! 15 minutes to get coffee at breakfast. A well done burger when you order it medium rare. Change in boat schedule and no notice. Some of the folks were nice and helpful - but for the money and the promise - we just were not feeling any love. June 1, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by deonleexoxo Great stay with great service The fact that the entire island is the hotel itself is very impressive. I would definitely recommend dining at the restaurant at the Hotel which is a great experience, food is amazing and to visit the San Clemente church. Service staff was not consistent, for example our Butler Claudia never got back to us when we called for pressing service. Special mention to Luigi, and Stefania P. whom were super hospitable and professional. They made our stay a delight. On the down side, the room upgrade was very disappointing. We used a Suites Night Awards and specifically wrote that we want a room with a view and we were given a Junior Suite with no view - so it was quite disappointing considering the views from the hotel were beautiful. Would definitely go back again, but it can't be compared with our experience at the St. Regis Florence. May 22, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kulecat2000 The best hotel we have ever stayed in! From the minute we were greeted on our first steps at the hotel, to the last, we were made to feel like VIPs. We were astonished at the attention to detail and customer service was pure class and exemplary. It was undoubtedly the best hotel experience we have ever had and it would be both a pleasure and a privilege to stay here again in the future. Our thanks to the entire team for making our anniversary and stay special and memorable. April 20, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by blarmon Calm Island Oasis Over the weekend my spouse and I enjoyed a 2 night stay at this property. After checking in Lena showed us our suite and offered to help us with anything during our stay. Every subsequent time we saw her after that she was always so friendly and wanted to know were we enjoying ourselves, did we need anything etc. I would absolutely recommend using a suite night if you have them to burn. Ive stayed in other suites across Europe and the America's and this would be one of the best. There is a complimentary boat that runs punctually and regularly from early morning (9am or so) until around midnight. The drop off/pick up location is the San Zaccaria stop on Venice. It is adjacent to San Marco square. We used the gym at the property once and found it to be adequate. Hotel gyms rarely impress me. We had some luggage troubles which the hotel helped us with on the back end of luggage retrevial. All and all this was a very nice, clean, quiet property. My only regret is having not taken the time to explore San Clemente entirely. April 8, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by wasp21 Perfect setting in beautiful Venice This little island hotel is truly amazing, my partner and I made a last minute choice to stay at this place while we vacation in Italy and we were so impressed. The hotel is literally on an island you take a boat to the city of venice, really quick and they come and go eery half an hour. The room was so spacious, St Clement used to be a convent and then later turned into a hotel. The gardens surrounding are beautiful I can see couples having their reception there! You can go for a run in the morning and enjoy the water view. The toiletries are Aqua di Parma, shower and bath and the bed is one of the most comfortable! There is a little church near the bar of the hotel, we got a free drink at the bar when we arrived. The bar has vintage style furniture inside and then a beautiful outdoor area looking over the water. The restaurant also was of very high standard ( a bit pricey but under stable since its a St Regis), there was a business conference going on at the time of our stay but that didn't bother us as there was so much space you could get away. A truly magical stay for us - we loved it and hope very much to return soon. Highly highly recommended. January 14, 2015


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Reusable tools for information collection
Open source software to support the European Citizens' Initiative
When is this action of interest to you?
You are the organizer of a European Citizens' Initiative and wish to gather statements of support online. In order to do this you have to setup an online collection system that must satisfy certain technical and security requirements and be certified by the competent authorities of a Member State. The open source software 'Online Collection System for European Citizens' Initiatives' meets your needs.
What is this action about?
The Lisbon Treaty has introduced the "European citizens' initiative", which enables one million citizens who are nationals of a significant number of Member States to call directly on the European Commission to bring forward issues of interest to them in an area of EU competence.
This initiative requires an efficient process to enable citizens to exercise this new right, particularly as statements of support for citizens' initiatives can be collected by organisers both on paper or electronically, and online collection is potentially prone to fraud and raises issues linked to data protection.
Under this ISA action, specialised software will be developed and provided to the local organisers to undertake this process efficiently.
In addition to the technical and security standards that the software will need to comply with, the following features will also be included in order to facilitate the management of the initiative by the organiser and the verification of statements of support by Member States' authorities:
- adaptations of the statement of support form, according to the Member States of residence/nationality of the signatory;
- automatic grouping of statements of support according to the Member State to which they will be sent for verification;
- possibility to export the statements of support as a data file, which could then be sent directly to the relevant Member State.
What are the objectives?
- provide organisers of citizens' initiatives with a reusable tool that permits the online collection of statements of support in a way that complies with the Regulation on the European citizens' initiative (ECI) regarding the format and data collected, as well as with security and technical requirements;
- provide the reusable tool as an Open Source web application, made available as a free download;
- facilitate compliance with the legal requirements by organisers of initiatives and certification of online collection systems by the relevant Member State authorities.
What are the benefits?
What is our approach?
A Project Steering Committee will be established to provide overall guidance and direction for the action. Working groups, workshops and other appropriate meetings may be organised with the different experts.
Project phases:
- the first phase will study existing tools in this area and gather experts to share best practices;
- a feasibility study and project charter will be established in the second phase;
- the final phase will see the implementation or adaptation of the main services and components and any additional functionality required.
- Initiative Citoyenne Européenne – Outil de validation des déclarations de soutien(2 MB)
- OCS demo site
- Online collection software on Joinup
- How will the European citizens' initiative (ECI) work?
- The ECI step by step
- European Citizens' Initiative
- Natalia Aristimuno Perez, Head of Unit, European Citizens' Initiative, IT implementation(16 MB)


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410 lb-ft of torque @ 4,300 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 15/24 mpg
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426 horsepower @ 5,900 rpm
420 lb-ft of torque @ 4,600 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 16/24 mpg
6.2-liter supercharged V8 (LSA)
580 horsepower @ 6,000 rpm
556 lb-ft of torque @ 4,200 rpm
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By Mothership on Wednesday, July 01, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 3,500overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fast, sporty, fun. Did I say fast?"
Cons: "Optional instrument cluster hard to read"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Having grown up during the sixties and 70's (high school age) I saw the emergence of the muscle cars of yester-year. They were all cool and fast for the time. Jump forward to 2015 and I'm now 60, so I bought a sport car for myself. Best thing I ever did. I have a coupe that is nothing less than a thrill ride with very classic looks. Back seat back folds down leaving plenty of room for long stuff in the trunk. A pick up truck it ain't but it's ample for the car. The 426 HP is wicked fast and sounds wonderful. This car is purely a joy to drive. The interior is plenty roomy and the materials are fine for a car in this price range (just under 40K). It's not my commuter car and it's all I can do not to jump in it and drive to work."
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By Juice on Friday, June 26, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 16,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Design, drive, power, tribute to the original"
Cons: "Visibility, a few paint chipping issues"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Purchased this RS to pay homage to my 69 Camaro in high school. I love almost everything Chevy has done with these cars. Phenomenal handling, great acceleration, killer external design, and appealing design queues from the 67 - 69s."
9 people out of 18 found this review helpful
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By DesertRat on Thursday, June 25, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 39,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun, exciting, great features and FAST."
Cons: "Fuel Economy, speed limits are too low :("
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"When forced to buy a new car, I opted for my midlife crisis car to be fun, something that turns heads and get's the blood pumping. The Camaro SS delivers; with paddle shifting and "competitive driving mode," this car turns a lot of heads (even the cops unfortunately). My car is gun-metal gray with dark tinted windows and everyone from high school kids to grandparents remark on how it looks fast, even while parked. The car is easy to drive and though it's 6 years old, it has excellent features like remote starting, USB connection and built in Bluetooth (which works great while keeping you legal). I added on some cool blue interior lights and kick plate "Camaro" sill covers, even my wife has fun driving it. I didn't buy it for the fuel efficiency, from 12 to 18 on average in town, depending on how much A/C is used and the weight of my foot. With over 425 horses, care is needed on corners and wet days as it is easy to spin the rear tires. Love, love, love returning to a rear wheel drive car. Nice return to authentic American muscle without spending too much of the kids' inheritance. Absolutely no qualms with my car, other than you cannot sync your phone as a phone and music device at the same time (you can separately, but either talk on the phone or listen to your playlist). Also, if you listen to music on a USB device, the car will not store you playback preference (when you turn off the car, you have to reselect a folder or playback method or it will default to playing all songs alphabetically). It has been reliable and less expensive than other foreign Swedish or German luxury sports cars."
2 people out of 3 found this review helpful
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By Tony B on Wednesday, June 10, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 1,450overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fast, suspended well, great brakes."
Cons: "No rain driving on the tires. more power needed"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Car goes where you point it, quickly. Stops fantastic. This is a DRIVERS car, drive it or it will drive you. Sensory overload warning.. Car is addictive to drive. Remove fuse #8 in the trunk to keep the exhaust open all the time, you will be rewarded with delicious exhaust sounds. GM put their money where their mouth is with this car. Unlike the average Camaro out there. Specific interests in mind when they built these."
19 people out of 31 found this review helpful
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By sporty on Tuesday, June 09, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 500overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"i brought LT2 @ weeks ago 500 miles on it. good power and pickup handling and breaking is so far so good, i love this RS pacage with red interior. only few things that disspointed me like a hand break should be on driver side insted of passenger side bcz its not good for fun or smkind sports performence. also ni hate new technique tht stop wheels spining while you push breaks tht make it ordenery car.. otherwise so loving"
2 people out of 6 found this review helpful
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By Old Man Harold on Friday, June 05, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 10,456overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "asking $38,000 its worth it I pin striped it."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Its perfect in every way its a annevisary car red and grey stripes on the hood and trunk. paint is like new it ought to be its been in a garage since I bought it. It only has 10457 miles on it. I put Mobile 1 full synthetic oil in it 5-30 weight its a 6 speed with cruise. and it it will run 0-60 in 4 seconds. Its quick."
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Benzodiazepines like Valium can stay in the system a pretty long time. It depends on how much you take and for how long. Also your health, age, weight and metabolic rate play a part.
How long a drug stays in your system depends mainly on it's elimination half life.
For Valium (diazepam) the initial distribution phase is followed by a prolonged terminal elimination phase (half-life up to 48 hours). The terminal elimination half-life of the active metabolite N-desmethyldiazepam is, on average, 100 hours.
So you would actually have to account for the elimination of N-desmethyldiazepam.
It takes 5.5 x elimination half lives (hours) for a medicine to be cleared from your system, therefore Valium or it's active metabolite will be in your system for 550 hours (5.5 x 100hrs) i.e. approximately 23 days.
yes but what about the 5mg idea? and would some raw opium be a better choice for a bad headache? As I recall, the opium worked pretty well but it did make me sweat a lot. Thanks again for your help.
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That whole armed citizenry thing is working....in Iraq against ISIS. More from Al Jazeera:
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The news came as the AFP news agency reported on Monday that fighting with the Sunni rebel group continues in Sulaiman Bek and Yanakaja towns north of Amerli, killing at least two peshmerga fighters.
As of Monday, Iraqi forces and the armed volunteers have taken control of Amerli, a day after entering the town, where at least 12,000 people have been trapped for over two months with dwindling food and water.
The breakthrough was aided by expanded US air strikes, which destroyed Islamc State armed vehicles near Amerli as well as near Mosul Dam further north.
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I wanted to race again before this summer became too miserably hot (haha, too late—it's still spring and we've already had several days in the 90s). I thought a late spring 5k might present me with the chance to PR, but I did not want to run West River Drive again. Luckily Girls on the Run was holding their spring 5k at the Philadelphia Zoo on June 7. Score!
I've wanted to work with GOTR for quite some time, but my work and class schedule doesn't allow me to join regular practices. The organization also gives the option of being a "running buddy" at their races, but for this event, I elected to run solo.
When I was reading up on pre-race information, I noticed that this 5k would be giving awards to the top three placeholders in each age group. "Hey," I thought to myself, "I might have a shot at finally making a podium!"
As I waited for the race to begin, however, I spied some serious competition. While at first there were only preteen girls and their running buddies onsite, more and more solo runners started to arrive. So I adjusted my expectations and decided to have fun, in the spirit of GOTR: this run was going to be about positivity and confidence building, not pressure.
|And they're off!
With my newfound motivation, I didn't stress too much as we started queuing for the race itself. I started out near the front of the pack, but gradually I was crowded in by young runners and their parents and mentors. 'Twas okay—this was about the kids (and I was more concerned with not stepping on a youngin' or accidentally elbowing somebody than I was with getting to the front).
We went off with a very faint cry of "go," and it was all tangled limbs and confusion as everybody tried to find their pace. I started off slow so as not to collide with any of the kids, but I was able to pick myself through the crowd within the first half mile. I was moving along at a fairly fast clip, but still I enjoyed the shade (shade! So unlike West River Drive) that the zoo course provided.
With our first loop inside the zoo complete, I settled into a brisk but comfortable pace behind a pack of three girls (these chicks were half my size and kicking up serious dust). I eventually ended up alongside one of the three, and we began to chat. "Are you trying to win?" she asked me. BLESS YOUR HEART, I thought.
I told her that no, this was not about winning—I was out there to support all the girls and have a fun time.
Having the girls nearby helped the time to pass quickly. I followed on the heels of a seven-year-old for much of the race—I swear, she had one of the steadiest paces I've ever seen.
Even though I had brushed aside thoughts of a PR, I wanted to run the course the whole way through. Sadly, I wimped out and took a short walk break on a particularly gnarly hill. The zoo was full of them hills! I still like my elevation gain, but my body wasn't into charging up the steepest one.
My walk break separated me from my seven-year-old "pacer," and without her to guide the way, I became lost several times. There were orange cones and volunteers at several turns along the course, but other splits (the zoo has many of them!!) were unmarked. I found myself questioning, slowing and turning around many times. To this day I still do not know what the course was supposed to be (there is a map online, but being that this was only my second time ever at the Philadelphia Zoo, it means nothing to me).
Thankfully I managed to spot the girl runners or a volunteer each time to lead me back to the main path, but I know I lost some valuable time due to my confusion.
Eventually I found myself at the final turn, and I tried my best to power through. In the end, I finished with a time of 26:19. It wasn't my best 5k, but it was a good effort, especially given my loss of direction. I knew I had finished near the front, but what I didn't know what that I had finished third overall, and first out of all adults—automatic age group award!!! My seven-year-old pacer finished second—she was a little powerhouse!
Overall I loved the zoo setting, but I wish the course had been more clearly marked. I was happy to support such a good cause and see so many kids achieve their goals. I'll be back in future years!
Course: B+ (grading based on course and setting, not the markings)
Expo: N/A
Post-Race Experience: A
Event Organization: C (due to a lack of course markings and chaotic start line)
Overall Grade: B+
After the race, I hung out in the zoo, and it was awesome.
I was probably more excited than any of my preteen counterparts who had been in the race.
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It's all good. Ok, not those silly rolls with cream cheese (I'm looking at you Boston, Philly, Atlanta, St Louis roll or whatever you're called!)
I recently obtained my PhD in Immunology from Emory University in Atlanta. Originally moved up here to help set up my advisor's new lab at Penn State Hershey while finishing. I wasn't expecting to be staying for very long but ended up finding a postdoc position with another lab there.
Don't know. Haven't explored the sushi options around here very much yet.
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Public Health professor of practice, Luvenia Cowart, working with Maria Brown, assistant research professor, School of Social Work, received a $47,293 grant from the Susan G. Komen for the Cure New York Foundation to support the project, "Breast Cancer Awareness and Education Program for African American Women in Underserved Communities." The project's aim is to reduce disparities in breast cancer and its associated health risks, and to promote participation in mammography and early detection services for African American women in the Syracuse community.
Falk College professors, Ambika Krishnakumar (Child and Family Studies) and Lutchmie Narine (Public Health) authored "Parenting practices and adolescent smoking in mainland China: The mediating effect of smoking-related cognitions," which appeared in the August 2014 edition of the Journal of Adolescence. In collaboration with Dr. Yan Wang, Drs. Krishnakumar and Narine examined the direct and indirect associations of general and smoking-specific parenting practices with Chinese adolescents' smoking behaviors. Results suggest that parenting practices and smoking-related cognitions are critical components to be incorporated in prevention and intervention programs for adolescent smoking in China.
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In the Amazon port city of Belem, Brazil, David Larsen came to understand the luxury of a few pennies. Larsen, an assistant professor of public health in the Falk College, worked among the people living in extreme poverty in the favelas, while a missionary from 2002-04. "We'd be knocking on doors and saw very close up the devastating effects of the lack of health care, clean water and sanitation," he says. "They literally had nothing." And the simplest of measures—such as an ordinary antibiotic worth a few cents—could have a profound impact.
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"There is suspicion of alcohol, but there are no results of any test at this point," King said today. "At this point no charges have been filed and no results of any toxicology tests at this time."
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