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Chicken Breasts With Sage
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|Thin ham slices
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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chicken stock
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|Black pepper
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1. Skin and bone the breasts and halve them lengthwise.
2. Coat them with seasoned flour.
3. Take a skillet and heat the butter and oil in it over moderate heat and lightly brown the chicken.
4. Similarly cut out narrow strips of ham and mix it with chicken.
5. When the chicken turns golden brown, add the white wine which is enough to coat the chicken breasts.
6. Stir in coarsely chopped sage.
7. Cover the pan with lid and cook the chicken for about 15-20 minutes at moderate heat.
8. Take it out from the serving dish and allow it to stay warm.
9. Increase the heat and boil it rapidly until the liquid reduces to thin coating texture.
10. Season it with salt and pepper.
11. Spread the sauce over the chicken.
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Somewhere between being named valedictorian of the Ray High School Class of 1996 and shooting a McDonald's commercial in March, Julie Mintz came to a realization:
"I think that it's safe to say I'm probably not going to go to medical school."
The budding actress left Emory University in Atlanta in 1999, where she majored in neuroscience, to embark on a career in Hollywood. Seven years, a "CSI" appearance and one rocker boyfriend later, she regrets nothing.
"You can achieve a lot of lofty goals that might make you appear outwardly successful, but they don't mean much if it doesn't leave you feeling fulfilled," she said. "I try to remind myself of this and focus on the small things I have achieved."
Ten years ago she appeared in a local news article a college-bound, recent high school graduate who won a National Merit Scholarship, describing her interest in a career in orthopedic surgery. At 28 she's an actress and jeweler - in short, her interests, among other things, change.
"I have a lot of goals that I have yet to achieve, and once I accomplish something that I have set out to do, I'm right on to the next challenge," she said.
Her "small" achievements include one movie role and work in several television series, including "Eve" and "Boston Public."
As a side-project she markets her own line of guitar-pick earrings, an innovation stemming from her past relationship with a musician. They broke up, but Mintz was left with a scattering of picks throughout her home.
In 2003 she used a safety pin to poke holes in a few and attached them to hook earrings. Now more than 80 national retailers sell Mint by Julie Mintz earrings and actress Mischa Barton of "The O.C." wears them. She also sells them through her Web site, HYPERLINK http://www.juliemintz.com www.juliemintz.com. She produced between 20,000 to 25,000 of the earrings in 2005.
"To be completely honest, I never really considered myself a jewelry designer," said Mintz, whose professional credits are listed on Internet Movie Database. "I'd rather people see my movies than my jewelry, but maybe I can do both."
In 2000 she appeared in "Crocodile," a horror movie directed by Tobe Hooper ("Texas Chainsaw Massacre") that took her to western Mexico for the film shoot. She's also appeared in minor roles in two episodes of the UPN series "Eve."
"That was a really wild audience," she said. "They had this DJ that would play in between scenes."
In the episode of "CSI," she dies in a bus crash in the opening scenes of the show. She auditioned for director Spike Lee and has done commercials for American Airlines, Cingular Wireless and Heineken beer.
In the Heineken commercial she plays a girlfriend at odds with her guy, who doesn't reciprocate her fantasies of marriage - instead he daydreams about having a beer.
Mintz said commercials are a steady source of income, with residuals coming in for every time the spots air. She said she can earn between $15,000 to $30,000 for each one.
It also helps that her parents back her up. Dr. Michael Mintz, a surgeon, and Laurie Mintz reside in Corpus Christi.
"She's a great kid," Laurie Mintz said of her daughter. "She's had a lot of success for the short time she's been out there."
They plan to make a trip to California to watch their daughter perform in her latest role, a part in the Los Angeles production of the David Mamet play "Sexual Perversity in Chicago."
It's a far cry from orthopedic surgery. But Mintz said the feeling of fulfillment is worth the risk. And perhaps her years at Emory haven't gone to waste.
"Maybe I'll get to play a doctor on TV," she said. "This work does take a certain type of person to persevere through the rejection, but I think anyone who feels that they have something unique within themselves owes themselves a shot."
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Photo By Houston TranstarTraffic was snarled after a crash on the eastbound Katy Freeway near Fry Road Friday morning
Traffic was backed up after a three-car wreck early Friday morning on Interstate 10 in west Houston.
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|Chocolate icing
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|8 (Whole, For Garnish)
Beat egg yolks and sugar together until mixture is thick and pale yellow.
Meanwhile, in the top part of a double boiler set over simmering water, melt the chocolate with the butter, whisking constantly until smooth; cool slightly.
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Grease an 8-inch springform pan.
Line the bottom with a circle of wax paper.
Grease the paper and lightly flour lining and sides of pan.
Pour chocolate-butter mixture into egg mixture and stir just to blend.
Fold in flour, salt and ground hazelnuts.
Whip egg whites until stiff and fold gently into batter.
Pour the cake batter into prepared pan and rap the pan lightly on a work surface to eliminate any air bubbles.
Set on the middle rack of the oven and bake for 35 to 40 minutes, or until edges are firm and inside is set but still somewhat soft.
Do not worry if top cracks slightly.
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Remove sides of pan and cool cake to room temperature.
When cake is cool, invert it onto a serving plate and spread top and sides with hazelnut buttercream.
Refrigerate cake for 30 minutes.
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It didn't take long — after the Miami Heat finished off a 95-88 win over the San Antonio Spurs in an epic Game 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals to earn their second consecutive NBA championship Thursday night — for the league's online store to put up a treasure-trove of title-themed items up for sale while Heat fans were still in their frenzied state. There's lots of the usual collectibles — pennants, rally towels, magnets, decals — but the real prizes are the collectible bobbleheads depicting members of the Heat cradling the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy in their arms. In its haste to market the win, the league's $29.95 bobblehead version of reserve center Chris Andersen seems to be missing something important. At first glance the Birdman's mohawk is fairly accurate and the bobbleface sort of looks like the player, but the mini-version of Anderson is devoid his most visible feature — the tattoos! All 324 of them! We know these collectible figures, made in the likeness of the players, are more cartoon than lifelike, but how can you forget Andersen's famous ink work? My guess. The Birdman bobblehead comes with a coloring kit where you get to play tattoo artist and draw your own designs on the bare-skinned plastic body. Where's that tiny brush? [Yahoo! Sports]
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I'd really like it to end like this. Desmond is in the animus but really the whole time it was Scott Stapp of Creed in the animus. Then just before the credit roll just a slow pan out of his face as "Higher" plays... even though that would have to mean I had to listen to a creed song.


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This has my hopes in a positive light. I was ok with GI Joe 2 but when it comes to the MOTU movie i am very excited to hear its going to be visually beautiful. I also have to say when John Chu followed the storm shadow/zartan story from the comics accurately, it made it clear he knows source material. Heres hoping for a "Transformers" level success!
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I'll just post what I put in the other thread regarding this interview:
If Sony wants this film made there is no way they are going to wait for Jon Chu to direct another large-scale tentpole. I suspect Mr. Chu knows that, he's just being professional. I can see one of two things happening: either Sony will replace him or MOTU will die yet again. I think they'll (hopefully) replace him.
I mean, he pretty much says it himself: "I don't know if Masters of the Universe will wait for me or where that's going to end up."
IMO, Jon Chu will not be directing MOTU. Hopefully Sony and Escape Artists will find a replacement soon.
Is there really any point in making this movie if it's taking this long? By the time it comes out, nobody will care (outside of us).
If Jack Bauer was on Lost, everything would have been solved in 24 hours!
If Jack Bauer was on Heroes, he wouldn't need to save the cheerleader to save the world.
yeah...he doesn't seem to sure if he'll even be on board for a motu movie....it'll be another 25 years without a movie
For me it's a good news. The project is still alive... I can't wait... I promised to buy a ticket for each of my collegues at work Hopefully, they will forget it in 2-5 years lol
read this the other day, was wondering how long it'd take to come on the '.org
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Gee not 'sexy' but sharp as Mets beat Marlins 4-0
NEW YORK — For a pitcher with little buzz, Dillon Gee has transformed into a top starter.
He nearly came away with his first professional shutout Sunday, limiting the Miami Marlins to three singles over eight innings in the New York Mets' 4-0 victory.
"I'm not sure if Dillon is all that sexy of a pitcher," Mets captain David Wright said. "He just goes out there and gets the job done."
Gee never topped 90 mph against the Marlins. Still, he didn't allow a runner past second base.
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Utility rates could increase
But property tax rates may drop with new city budget
Residents would see increased utility rates but lower property taxes if a proposed 2006-07 budget wins City Council approval this month.
Utility rates for water, wastewater and sewer service could rise 5.75 percent to help pay for infrastructure and utility relocations necessary for street work under the 2004 bond program. Garbage and brush service also could increase 95 cents per month, or 5.77 percent, to pay for a new landfill.
The city is considering reducing the effective tax rate by 2 cents. The new rate would be reduced to 60.7 cents per $100 of value, meaning the owner of a house with a taxable value of $100,00 would pay about $607 this year compared with $625 previously.
The effective tax rate is the rate that would produce the previous year's revenue from the current year's tax base. This allows the council to lower the tax rate if appraisal values increase.
The council will have a public hearing on the $564 million proposed budget today and will discuss the budget on July 18 and 25.
The utility rate increase is expected to bring in $5.55 million in additional annual revenue to help pay for $68.35 million worth of street work. Utility relocations are a big part of street construction, said Eddie Houlihan, city assistant director of management and budget.
"It's not just the cost of the pavement," he said.
City Councilman John Marez said he would direct city staff to look into other ways to pay the bonds and landfill costs.
"We talk about not raising taxes, yet we're raising services (costs)," he said. "In essence, we're doing the same thing."
Marez said staff possibly could decrease the frequency of trash pickup or find other ways to cut costs.
"I think there are other ways of making up the shortfall that we have," he said. "I have a problem any time we do more of a user-based tax increase."
Utility rates also increased 5.75 percent last year and brought in an additional $5.1 million.
Houlihan said this year's increase is necessary for road projects to be completed.
"If (council members) were to say 5 3/4 is too much we'd have to go back and look at the capital projects that are planned and scale back some," he said.
Councilman Jesse Noyola said he would study the budget more closely to see if utility increases are necessary.
"I hate the increases for utilities, but something has to be done in order to get the infrastructure done," Noyola said. "Everybody's always complaining about fixing the streets in the neighborhoods."
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A mechanism is disclosed for latching the read/write heads of a magnetic disk memory in a parking zone. The mechanism permits the heads to operate in the read/write mode within small distances of the parking zone and requires no additional electrical power. The mechanism includes a spring pawl cantilevered from the head/arm assembly and a latch plate pivotally mounted on the disk memory housing. In the latched condition of the head/arm assembly, the tip of the pawl engages a small abutment surface on the latch plate which is spring biased to arrest the motion of the assembly. Unlatching is effected by actuating the head/arm assembly to overcome the bias of the latch plate spring.
1. A magnetic disk memory comprising:
a housing enclosing a plurality of spaced magnetic disks mounted on a spindle for rotation about the axis thereof, the housing having a base, the faces of the magnetic disks including data storage portions and a parking zone;
a head/arm assembly pivotally mounted on the base, the assembly including a plurality of arms carrying read/write heads operatively associated with the faces of the disks, a stop on the base being adapted to be engaged by the assembly when the heads are in the parking zone;
an actuator coupled to pivot the head/arm assembly to position the heads generally radially relative to the faces of the disks; and
a mechanism for latching the head/arm assembly in a parking zone position, the latching mechanism including:
a spring pawl projecting from the head/arm assembly in cantilever fashion, the spring pawl having an outer tip;
a latch plate pivotally mounted on the housing base, the plate having a first end and a second end opposite the first, the first end defining a step for receiving the spring pawl when the head/arm assembly is latched in the parking zone, the step including a small abutment surface adapted to be engaged by the tip of the spring pawl; and
a second stop projecting from the base, the second end of the latch plate being resiliently biased into engagement with the second stop and resisting movement of the head/arm assembly toward the unlatched position, unlatching of the head/arm assembly being effected by energizing the actuator to move the assembly away from the latched position, the pawl thereby pivoting the latch plate against the resilient bias, disengaging the pawl tip from the abutment surface.
2. A magnetic disk memory, as defined in claim 1, in which:
the cantilevered spring pawl has a fixed end and a free end, the free end including a stiffened section and a flex section intermediate the stiffened section and the fixed end, the latch plate step defining a corner located a predetermined distance from the abutment surface, the corner being adapted to engage the stiffened section of the spring pawl to deflect the pawl when the latch plate pivots during the unlatching operation to expedite the disengagement of the pawl tip from the abutment surface.
3. A magnetic disk memory, as defined in claim 2, in which:
the force required to unlatch the head/arm assembly is substantially greater than that needed to latch the assembly.
This invention reltes generally to magnetic disk memories and more particularly to a mechanism for releasably latching the head/arm assembly of such memories when the heads are in the landing or parking zone.
In high performance magnetic disk memories of the "Winchester" type, the read/write heads are maintained out of contact with their respective disk surfaces, the air flow induced by the rapidly rotating disks being sufficient to support the heads which, in effect, are flown at a small distance from the disk surfaces. To prevent damage to the data storage portions of the disk surfaces as a result of head contact, a part of each disk is dedicated as a parking or landing zone within which the heads may be safely brought into contact with the disk surfaces. The parking zone, or track, is typically located radially inward of the data tracks and it is common practice to latch the head/arm assembly in the parking position to protect the disk surfaces and the integrity of the recorded data during handling and shipping of the disk memory.
Various head latching techniques are in use. In accordance with one type, the heads are held in the parking zone by a permanent magnet. Because of the range of the magnetic field, however, the heads, when operating in the read/write mode, cannot be brought too close to the parking zone where their motion can be influenced by the latch magnet field. This constraint places a limit on the number of data tracks.
Another head latching arrangement utilizes a solenoid-operated mechanism in which the solenoid is energized to unlatch the heads. Although failsafe, this approach requires additional power constantly applied to the solenoid during the normal operation of the disk memory.
The present invention provides a mechanism for latching the read/write heads in the parking or landing zone that requires no additional electrical power and permits the heads to operate in the read/write mode at small distances from the parking zone.
In accordance with one embodiment of the invention, the pivoted head/arm assembly of a magnetic disk memory carries a rearwardly projecting latching pawl in the form of a leaf spring cantilevered from the lowermost head arm. The pawl cooperates with a latch plate pivotally mounted on the base of the disk memory chassis.
One end of the latch plate is biased against a stop by an extension spring while the other end of the latch arm has a step defining a small abutment surface which, when engaged by the tip of the pawl, latches the head/arm assembly. Unlatching is achieved by energizing the head/arm assembly actuator which applies sufficient torque to retract the assembly and pivot the latch arm against the bias of the extension spring. Only a minute displacement of the head/arm assembly is required before the tip of the pawl clears the small abutment surface on the latch plate to release the head/arm assembly. The latch plate step has a corner, remote from the abutment surface, which, during the unlatching sequence, engages and deflects the spring pawl to accelerate the disengagement of the pawl tip from the abutment surface. To relatch the heads, the head/arm assembly is driven toward the parking zone. At a small distance therefrom, the pawl engages the stepped end of the latch plate and is initially deflected thereby. During the final travel of the head/arm assembly, the flexed pawl snaps into the step just as the head/arm assembly contacts its inner limit stop thereby arresting the motion of the assembly. Only a light force is required to latch the head/arm assembly in comparison to that required for unlatching. For example, the unlatching force may be 20 to 25 times greater than the force necessary to effect latching.
The geometry of the latching mechanism of the present invention can be easily controlled to allow the head/arm assembly to operate in the read/write mode within extremely small distances from the parking zone to maximize the area of the disk surface dedicated to data storage. Moreover, no additional power is required to operate the latching mechanism beyond that normally utilized to actuate the head/arm assembly.
A better understanding of the present invention may be had from the detailed description below read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a somewhat schematic, top plan view of a magnetic disk memory with the cover removed and showing the head/arm assembly latched in the parking position by a releasable latching mechanism according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged, perspective view of the latching mechanism shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a cross-section view of a portion of the latching mechanism as seen along a vertical plane defined by the line 3--3 in FIG. 2; and
FIGS. 4-7 are plan views of the latching mechanism showing the unlatched sequence thereof.
Turning first to FIG. 1, there is shown, somewhat schematically, a magnetic disk memory including, generally, an integrally cast housing 10 having an internal mounting surface or base 12. The housing encloses a plurality of magnetic disks 14 and an associated head/arm assembly 16 mounted to pivot on the base plate 12 about an axis 18. The disks are carried by a spindle 20 driven by a motor 22 beneath the housing base, while the head/arm assembly is actuated relative to the disks by a moving coil motor 24. As is well known in the art, the housing 10 is sealed by a cover (not shown, for clarity) to define a contamination-free enclosure or "clean chamber".
The head/arm assembly 16 includes a series of stacked arms 26 carrying identical flying head structures 28 pairs of which cooperate with the opposite faces of the magnetic disks in a manner well known in the art. See, for example, U.S. Pat. application Ser. No. 308,277, filed Oct. 5, 1981 and assigned to the present assignee.
The travel of the head/arm assembly 16 is limited by inner and outer stops 30 and 32, respectively, mounted on the base 12. The stops are positioned to be engaged by a post 34 projecting from the undersurface of the lowermost head arm 26. In FIG. 1, the head/arm assembly is shown at its inner limit with the post 34 against the stop 30. In this position of the head/arm assembly, the heads 28 are in their respective parking zones. The head/arm assembly is held in that position by a latch mechanism 40 which is the subject of the present invention.
With reference now also to FIGS. 2 and 3, the latch mechanism 40 includes, generally, a spring pawl 42 and a latch plate 44. The pawl 42 is basically a leaf spring cantilevered from the undersurface of the lowermost head arm and projecting rearwardly therefrom. The fixed end of the spring pawl has a horizontal projection 48 secured to the lower head arm 26 by an attachment plate 50 while the free end of the pawl includes a horizontal flange 54 forming a stiffened, L-shaped section 55. Between the stiffened section 55 and the fixed end 48 is a vertical flex section 56 allowing the pawl to be deflected through a small horizontal arc. A tab 58 at the outer extremity of the pawl is folded back towards the flange 54 at an acute angle to define a vertical edge or tip 60.
The latch plate 44 is mounted on the base 12 to pivot about the axis 62. The latch plate has inner and outer ends 64 and 66, respectively. An extension spring 68 having one end 70 fixed to the base 12 and its other end 72 attached to the latch plate urges the outer end of the plate into engagement with a stop 74. The inner end 64 of the latch plate is provided with a step defining a small abutment surface 76 adapted to be engaged by the tip 60 of the pawl. The step also defines a corner 78 on the latch plate which corner is located a predetermined distance from the abutment 76 and is positioned to engage the stiffened section 55 during unlatching.
The latch plate 44 may be mounted directly on the base 12. Preferably, however, as shown in FIG. 1, the plate 44 and extension spring 68 are attached to the electronics access cover 80 which, in turn, is secured to the base 12 by screws 82 passing through slotted openings in the cover 80. Final adjustment of the position of the latch plate relative to the pawl 42 is thereby facilitated.
The sequence of operation of the latch mechanism from the latched state to the unlatched state is shown in FIGS. 4-7.
In the latched condition, FIG. 4, the stiffened section 55 of the spring pawl is seated within the step on the latch plate 44. Motion of the head/arm assembly is arrested by the inner limit stop 30 (see FIG. 1) and the latch plate abutment surface 76 against which the tip 60 of the pawl bears. To unlatch the head/arm assembly, the moving coil motor 24 is energized to retract the assembly, that is, to rotate it clockwise about the pivot 18 as shown by the arrows in FIGS. 4-7. Initially, this action causes the latch plate to rotate counterclockwise away from its stop (FIGS. 4-5) as a result of the force applied by the pawl to the abutment surface 76 which force is sufficient to overcome the bias imposed by the extension spring 68. Simultaneously, rotation of the latch plate causes the corner 78 to bear against the stiffened section of the pawl thereby deflecting it clockwise about the flex section 56 and expediting the release of the pawl tip 60 from the abutment surface 76, as shown in FIG. 6. When the pawl clears the latch plate, the plate is urged back against the stop 74 by the extension spring (FIG. 7).
To latch the head/arm assembly, the assembly is driven toward the parking zone. At a small distance therefrom, the pawl engages the inner end 64 of the latch plate and is deflected thereby. During the final travel of the head/arm assembly, the flexed pawl snaps into the step just as the assembly contacts the inner limit stop 30. In the latching sequence, the latch arm, of course, does not pivot.
The described configurations of the latch plate and spring pawl permit the heads to be operated in the read/write mode very close to the parking zone thereby maximizing the disk surface area available for data storage. In one practical example of the invention, the heads can be operated within about 0.015-0.20 inch (0.381-0.508 mm) of the parking zone. Moreover, it will be appreciated that the particular geometry of the components--for example, the depth and length of the latch plate step and the lengths of the latch plate moment arms--as well as the spring constants of the extension spring and pawl are determinative of the specific magnitudes of the forces required to latch and unlatch the head/arm assembly. Generally, the force required to unlatch the assembly greatly exceeds that needed for latching; for example, the ratio of those forces may be of the order of 20 or 25 to 1.
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A Heart to Heart about the Effects of Exercise on Cardiovascular Health
The old Elton John song, "Don't Go Breaking My Heart," is about romance. However, the title could just as easily be a reminder of how important it is to keep your own heart in good working condition from a medical standpoint.
Martin Engelhardt, M.D. Ph.D., a cardiologist at Woodholme Cardiovascular Associates/LifeBridge Health, recently shared tips to do just that at a Heart to Heart talk at LifeBridge Health & Fitness entitled, "The Effects of Exercise on Cardiovascular Health."*
Dr. Engelhardt used knowledge, humor and illustrations to explain how staying active is necessary to keep your heart fit at every age, although the types and amount of workouts will change over the years.
"Exercise increases a person's volume of blood, and the more blood, the more oxygen the body can carry," said Dr. Engelhardt. "In turn, the heart muscle is strengthened, and it pumps more efficiently."
In addition to the effects that working out can have on the heart, cholesterol and blood pressure can be lowered, bones and joints can become stronger, stress can be reduced and weight can be lost.
Dr. Engelhardt even cited studies that have found the life expectancy for people who exercise regularly is seven years longer than their peers who don't, and they also have fewer incidents of strokes and heart attacks.
Before beginning any exercise routine, it's important to check with your own doctor.
However, generally, one hour a day is the maximum length for a workout, but even 20 minutes can provide health advantages. Broad guidelines for adults indicate at least 150 minutes per week of moderate exercise is helpful. Seventy-five minutes a week of vigorous exercise a week is sufficient.
Although some people may need more and some less activity, it depends on each individual's risk for heart disease and other illnesses or if they are trying to lose or maintain their weight.
What may surprise you is that Dr. Engelhardt said you can overdo exercise. Running marathons and other extremely intensive workouts can sometimes cause problems. Again, that's why it's vital that your own doctor help with a plan that's best for you.
To contact Dr. Engelhardt or other LifeBridge Health physicians, you can call 410-601-WELL (9355).
*The Heart to Heart lecture series is sponsored by the Heart Center at Sinai.
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South Carolina's star defensive end Jadeveon Clowney only had two tackles against Arkansas on Saturday. But both were for losses. And simply his presence was enough to disrupt the Razorbacks at every turn. The sophomore came back to the sideline frustrated because he couldn't make a play. Defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward pointed out the Razorbacks were using up to five guys against him. He told Clowney he will have to wait until the NFL before a team uses just one player to block him again. Ward says Clowney frees up other defensive linemen to make plays. The Gamecocks held Arkansas to 83 yards rushing. Clowney is third in the Southeastern Conference with 9.5 sacks and is half a sack away from tying the single-season school record.
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