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Randolph, Allen help put Memphis Grizzlies over the top late against Thunder, 110-105
With the game hanging in the balance, the Grizzlies threw the ball inside to Zach Randolph and benefited from his veteran savvy as much as a number of important, fourth-quarter baskets.
With the game seesawing, the Griz depended on Tony Allen for dynamic defensive plays, clutch free throws and uncharacteristic marksmanship from beyond the 3-point arc.
Whether the Griz have truly figured out recurring issues with consistency remains to be seen, but their poise and maturity were on display Tuesday night throughout a 110-105 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder in FedExForum.
Memphis, playing without top reserve O.J. Mayo due to bronchitis, earned its second straight victory over a quality Western Conference opponent. A couple of days after blowing out the Los Angeles Lakers on the road, the Griz were responsible for the Thunder's losing back-to-back games for just the second time this season.
"It was a good, tough, hard NBA battle," Griz coach Lionel Hollins said. "I don't know if we're learning … but tonight there weren't a lot of letdowns. They showed a lot of toughness and a lot of fortitude that's been lacking."
Randolph provided his usual strength in the form of 31 points and 16 rebounds. He tossed in 13 fourth-quarter points, including six free throws in the final three minutes.
Allen added his typical defensive intensity in an effort that was bolstered by a season-high 19 points to go with three steals.
"We just tried the make a statement on the defensive end and do it for 48 minutes," Allen said. "And we did that. We had to do it as a collective unit. We're starting to get things done."
Both teams shot 51 percent, and the Thunder amassed 31 fast-break points. The Griz countered those transition baskets by overpowering the Thunder in the paint, and getting much-needed scoring from Allen.
After missing several layups early, Allen delivered big baskets late with Mayo and rookie Xavier Henry (sore right knee) sitting out. Allen's two 3-pointers in the final quarter helped keep the Thunder at arm's length.
Allen even looked astonished when his last long-range dagger beat the shot clock and gave the Griz a 104-99 advantage with 1:21 remaining. Allen entered the game with just one 3-pointer on the season.
Ahead 106-103 with 25 seconds left, center Marc Gasol had a chance to seal the win but missed two free throws. After Thunder guard Russell Westbrook's layup cut the Grizzlies' lead to a point, Allen made the score 108-105 with two free throws.
Memphis breathed a sigh of relief when Kevin Durant's 3-point attempt to tie the score smacked against the side of the backboard.
Randolph's two free throws accounted for the final score.
"It was a tough loss. We played a team that's playing good basketball right now," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said. "We couldn't get important stops that we wanted to get late in the game."
Durant and Westbrook each scored 28 points for Oklahoma City, which also got 17 off the bench from James Harden. However, Memphis enjoyed more offensive balance. Rudy Gay added 27 points for the Griz, who also controlled the boards with a 42-31 advantage.
"That's our strength," Hollins said. "We exhibited our strength, and that's something we didn't do earlier in the season."
Both teams exchanged runs in the second half. The Griz, though, never trailed again after Mike Conley's 20-foot shot tied the score at 89 with 7:19 left. The teams were tied at 55 by halftime even though the Griz held an early 10-point advantage.
"We're building," Randolph said. "We beat another good team and we've just got to keep building."
Tip-in: For the second straight year, Randolph has donated funds to assist with the payment of utilities for 100 Memphis families who were behind on their bills. "The Memphis community has embraced me as their own since the moment I came here, and providing utilities to those less fortunate gives me a chance to give back to the place that I call home," Randolph said. "Hopefully this will give these families the opportunity to recover from whatever situation they are in and stay warm in the cold winter months."
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Picture: Tony Scott and family Los Angeles Premiere Of 'Unstoppable' held at Regency Village Theatre Westwood, California - 26.10.10
Following the tragic news surrounding Tony Scott's death , tributes have understandably come flooding in for a man who well and truly left his mark on global cinema. Many of Tony Scott 's director contemporaries were among the slew to leave their respects on Twitter. Ron Howard wrote "No more Tony Scott movies. Tragic day". David Bowie's son Duncan Jones commented "Just heard about Tony Scott news. Horrible... Tony was a truly lovely man who took me under his wing [and] ignited my passion to make films." He added "Awww Tony. Wish you had felt there was a way to keep going. What a sad waste. My thoughts go out to his wife and beautiful children."
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Hoeven nominates 6 to military academiesWASHINGTON – Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., has nominated six North Dakota students for appointment to U.S. military academies.
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- U.S. Military Academy: Leah Fagerland, daughter of Berg Fagerland, Minot; Nicholas Scarberry, son of Eugene and Susan Scarberry, Fargo.
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Originally released by the short-lived folk revival label Gold Castle in the late 1980s, Back to the Front finds well-worn troubadour Bob Neuwirth keeping company with an intriguing assortment of fellow travelers. Alpha Band founder J. Steven Soles produced the record out of his living room, enlisting his two former Alpha compatriots--T Bone Burnett and David Mansfield--as sidemen. Also sitting in are the then-husband-and-wife team of Peter Case and Victoria Williams, Maria Muldaur, former Eagle Bernie Leadon, and Willie Nelson harmonica player Mickey Raphael. Still, this august assortment of pickers and singers stands in service of Neuwirth, who wrote or cowrote all 14 songs included in the collection, each of which he sings with a voice that's as frayed as a wind-whipped banner. Though this album was barely acknowledged when it first hit the racks, a few of its numbers--including "Eye on the Road" and "Annabelle Lee"--have found there way into the repertoires of current singer-songwriters. There's no higher compliment for a balladeer of Neuwirth's make. --Steven Stolder
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Start slow, finish strong. The Detroit Lions know the drill all too well. They've done just that in most of the first nine games with mixed results. Standing at 4-5 entering the FOX America's Game of the Week against visiting Green Bay (1 p.m. ET Sunday), the Lions must now rally for a postseason berth. Why it has come to this makes Detroit the NFL's most enigmatic team. The Lions are one of just three clubs to rank in the top 10 statistically on offense and defense. There's continuity with 39 of the 53 players on this year's roster here last season when the Lions ended a 12-year playoff drought. All three coordinators are back on head coach Jim Schwartz's staff. There's a franchise quarterback (Matt Stafford), franchise wide receiver (Calvin Johnson) and one of the NFL's top defensive lines. Yet this is a squad that has put together only two complete games in victories over Jacksonville and Seattle. The Lions had the preseason earmarks of being 7-2 or 6-3 by this point. Detro...
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Chris Stewart thinks he could be a 'good fit' with Bruins
|12.21.14 at 11:06 pm ET
Chris Stewart is a big, strong right wing on a bad team and he will probably get traded. The Bruins have reportedly discussed him with the Sabres.
In fact, it's been reported so many times (first by ESPN's Pierre LeBrun), that Stewart is well aware of his link to the Bruins.
"I'd be lying if I [said I] haven't heard it. You see it on Twitter every day," Stewart told WEEI.com after Sunday's game. "People [message] you and stuff like that, but that's stuff that's out of my control. I'm just going to take it game-by-game here and worry about playing well for the Sabres."
Playing well for the Sabres until he gets traded. The Sabres are in all likelihood more interested in having Connor McDavid or Jack Eichel on their roster next year than having Stewart, who is in the last year of his contract. Selling off parts helps to achieve that, and, with Stewart not possessing any no-trade rights, it's a safe bet that Stewart, part of last year's Ryan Miller trade with the Blues, will be moved again.
There are two issues preventing him from becoming a Bruin, however. For one, he has a $4.15 million cap hit that would require the cap-space-strapped B's to move salary in order to fit him on the roster.
The other issue might be the biggest one: Stewart might not be worth it. Now 27, the former first-round pick has struggled for most of the season and was even made a healthy scratch earlier in the month. He played well against the Bruins Sunday in assisting an Andrej Meszaros goal, but that helper made for just his seventh point of the season (three goals, four assists).
So, is Stewart an unmotivated player in a bad situation or is he no longer the guy who scored 28 goals back in the 2009-10 season with the Avalanche? LeBrun wrote back on Dec. 10 that the Bruins weren't offering much for Stewart because of those questions.
"I think when I am firing on all cylinders, I'm definitely a difference-maker on the team," Stewart said. "I think that's what I've got to bring every night. I hold myself to high expectations and I want to contribute."
An acquisition of Stewart might be underwhelming for Bruins fans hoping that if the B's shed cap space from their roster, they do it for more of a sure thing. Boston has prospects on defense, goalie Malcolm Subban and former high picks on forward who are collecting dust in Providence. They also have their first-round pick and two second-rounders in each of the next two seasons, so if they can make room, they have the pieces to get an impact player if one were to become available.
Still, Stewart's build and style of play when he's going might be familiar to the Bruins. The 6-foot-2, 228-pounder is pretty much the exact same size as former B's right wing Nathan Horton. He's also a right-shot right wing, which the Bruins don't have outside of Craig Cunningham (up and down between Boston and Providence this season), Seth Griffith (scratched Sunday) and David Pastrnak (currently playing in World Juniors).
Given his size and preferred style of play, Stewart said he feels the Bruins would suit his style of play well.
"I like to consider myself a hard-nosed player who can stick up for his teammates," Stewart said. "If I do get open, I can put the puck in the net. So yeah, I think that could be a good fit."
5 things we learned as Bruins avoid embarrassment vs. Sabres
|12.21.14 at 9:41 pm ET
With all due respect to the Sabres, the Bruins were lucky they were playing the Sabres.
It took a come-from-behind effort after a sloppy showing for the Bruins to eke past the Atlantic Division's worst team in overtime. Loui Eriksson, who was moved up to the first line and then back to the third, scored his second overtime winner in less than a week to save the Bruins the embarrassment in a 4-3 overtime win (box).
Dougie Hamilton scored a pair of goals, taking a feed from Carl Soderberg on a backdoor goal during a first-period power play and beating Jhonas Enroth with 91 seconds remaining in regulation to tie the game with an extra attacker on.
Here are four more things we learned Sunday night:
Matt Bartkowski still doesn't have a goal in 100 career regular-season NHL games. His first suspension may come before his first goal.
Bartkowski caught Brian Gionta with a hit to the head at the Sabres blue line in the first period that sent the Sabres captain flying as he flipped 180 degrees on his side before landing on his head/shoulder area. A bloodied Gionta remained on the ice before leaving the game.
Marcus Foligno immediately went after Bartkowski for the hit, leading to Bartkowski's first career fight. After the lengthy bout, Bartkowski was assessed a major for fighting, an interference major for the hit and a game misconduct.
Bartkowski is Boston's best skater on the back end. The circumstances of the play were best put by Mick Colageo of the The Standard-Times.
Bart is not a dirty player, just a kid with explosive speed, brute strength and less-than-average hockey sense for a pro. #Bruins
' Mick Colageo (@MickColageo) December 22, 2014
Claude Julien finally put Loui Eriksson on David Krejci's right wing to begin Sunday's game, marking the first time Eriksson got a look of three shifts or more on Boston's top line this season.
Then, after some struggles in the second period (allowing a goal followed by a later shift in which a Krejci turnover led to a Buffalo scoring chance and a Lucic flub at the blue line led to Dougie Hamilton taking a penalty), Julien put Eriksson back with Carl Soderberg and Chris Kelly.
Maybe it's because they were playing the Sabres and maybe it's because they really like playing with each other, but their reunion after being apart for an hour was like the end of 'Slumdog Millionaire.' Kelly scored on the first shift they played together, marking his first goal in 23 games.
With Eriksson back with Kelly and Soderberg, Craig Cunningham moved up to Krejci's line. Cunningham began the game with Kelly and Soderberg.
One name that's been attached to the Bruins all season has been Chris Stewart, Buffalo's struggling right wing who could be a decent forward in the right situation.
Stewart played on a line with Mikhail Grigorenko and Cody Hodgson. He made some nice plays, forcing a Dennis Seidenberg turnover and feeding a nice pass up to Andrej Meszaros (!) off the rush for a Sabres goal in the second period.
Still, the assist made for just the seventh point this season for the former first-round pick, as he now has three goals and four assists this season.
Stewart is in the last season of his contract and will be a restricted free agent. The 27-year-old's contract carries a $4.15 million cap hit.
Tuukka Rask has had to keep the Bruins in games during their struggles (though at this point we should just call it 'this season'), so the last person at whom the finger should be pointed is the goaltender.
That said, Rask was uncharacteristically weak in sealing off the post as he allowed an inexplicable goal to Tim Schaller on a wraparound in the third period to give Buffalo a 3-2 lead.
Equally responsible on the play was Dennis Seidenberg, who watched as Schaller took two whacks at the puck to put it in the net.
The goal was the first of Schaller's NHL career. Add in that Meszaros' goal was his first of the season, and the Bruins allowed a pair of goals to players who, entering Sunday night, had not scored this season.
A closer look at whether Carl Soderberg's line scores too much to be broken up
|12.21.14 at 2:51 pm ET
Claude Julien does not want to separate Loui Eriksson and Carl Soderberg. That much we definitely, definitely know.
On Sunday, Julien reiterated that stance with a quote that got us thinking.
"Right now, the Soderberg line is the only one that's scoring for us," Julien said, "so do you guys want me to break that up and we get no more scoring? So you pick your poison."
Krejci has been in the lineup for 13 games and has had Seth Griffith as his right wing for 12 of them, with Simon Gagne also getting some shifts and Eriksson getting a small taste late in Friday's game. The Bruins might not be 100 percent on Griffith being their first-line right wing, but they won't try Eriksson to see if they have any other internal fits for the job before potentially trading for one.
So, given Julien's quote, we looked at every goal the Bruins have scored when Krejci has been in the lineup. In each game, Soderberg and Eriksson have been together, so it's actually rather easy to tell whether Julien has a point. Keeping in mind that different lines (Krejci's and Patrice Bergeron's) have tougher matchups, here were our findings:
Total goals (13 games): 35
Soderberg line: 9
Krejci line: 8
Bergeron line: 7
Campbell line: 1
Krejci during change with Kelly, Eriksson: 1
The findings aren't overwhelming, but they do illustrate that when the Bruins have their full offensive lineup, the Soderberg line does pretty much all of Boston's secondary scoring (nine of 10 goals). That might be reason enough for Julien to not want to tinker with Kelly – Soderberg – Eriksson.
That said, the Bruins are 22nd in the league with 2.42 goals per game (2.69 with Krejci in the lineup). They need goals, and Eriksson had a four-point game against the Flyers last season when skating with Krejci and Lucic.
Following is a goal-by-goal breakdown, which also takes into consideration that Julien changed half of his lines on Oct. 30 against the Sabres but kept Griffith with Krejci while also keeping Eriksson with Soderberg. Read the rest of this entry »
Claude Julien still hesitant to put Loui Eriksson on David Krejci's line
|12.21.14 at 1:41 pm ET
It appears Claude Julien is sticking with Seth Griffith on David Krejci's right wing Sunday after trying Loui Eriksson on the first line late in Friday's game against the Jets.
After Sunday's morning skate, Julien answered a question about not trying players other than Griffith on Krejci's line by saying it was tough to do with Krejci out of the lineup. When it was pointed out that he has still only really used Griffith (and Simon Gagne at points) as Krejci's right wing, Julien again pointed to his reluctancy to split up Eriksson and Carl Soderberg on the third line.
"When we don't win, we get second-guessed. I understand that. But right now, Soderberg line is the only one that's scoring for us," Julien said. "So do you guys want me to break that up and we get no more scoring? So you pick your poison. As much as we'd like to do that and we want to do that, and we did the last game a few times, it's hard to really see when it's only in spurts. But at the same time, I'm trying to win a hockey game here, so that's the bottom line."
Griffith has been Krejci's right wing in each of Krejci's 13 games this season, with Simon Gagne spending parts of games on the line as well. Eriksson has not spent a game with Krejci and Lucic this season, though he played with them late last season and at points during training camp.
Zach Trotman and Matt Fraser appear to be the healthy scratches Sunday against the Sabres. The lineup in morning skate was as follows:
Lucic – Krejci – Griffith
Marchand – Bergeron – Smith
Kelly – Soderberg – Eriksson
Paille – Campbell – Cunningham
Chara – Hamilton
Bartkowski – Seidenberg
Krug – Miller
Dougie Hamilton on Claude Julien: 'He gives us a game plan and we don't follow it'
|12.21.14 at 12:49 pm ET
None of the Bruins are happy about losing, and it's obvious.
On Saturday morning, Claude Julien joined that club, holding his most honest press conference of the season as he dug into the Bruins' struggles.
After the press conference – in which he pointed to Dennis Seidenberg's struggles and lamented the inconsistency of many of his forwards – Dougie Hamilton admitted that "everyone's frustrated," and that he can see why his coach would be.
"I think one of the biggest things is that he gives us a game plan and we don't follow it," Hamilton told WEEI.com. "There's a lot of times where he'll say, like, 'There's nothing more to say.' He's telling us exactly what we need to do to win and we're not following it. I don't know. Hopefully we can win and not have to worry about all this stuff."
None of this is good for the Bruins, obviously. The B's have had several injuries this season — most notably to Zdeno Chara and David Krejci, both of whom are currently back in the lineup — but frustration from a winning coach coupled with a group not following directions might be an even bigger problem with the season just eight games away from the midway point.
Entering Sunday's game, the 16-14-3 Bruins sit 10th in the Eastern Conference.
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Frustrated Claude Julien points to Dennis Seidenberg's struggles, Bruins' offensive inconsistency
|12.21.14 at 12:28 pm ET
A frustrated Claude Julien may be a more honest Claude Julien.
After Sunday's morning skate, the Bruins coach held his most telling press conference of the year as he discussed some of the issues that have the Bruins on the outside of the Eastern Conference playoff picture ienooking in.
Julien, who later clarified that he does not intend to throw players under the bus, was most critical of Dennis Seidenberg, whom he said has not been as effective as in years past as he returns from a torn ACL suffered last season. He also lamented the inconsistency of Patrice Bergeron's line and noted Milan Lucic's struggles when he was without David Krejci.
Here are some highlights of the press conference:
On Seidenberg (the question was about why Matt Bartkowski and Seidenberg have struggled when paired together):
When we look at Seids, he's come off a major injury. I don't think anybody here thinks Seids is playing at his full potential right now. No matter where he's been, he's had his share of struggles. I don't think it has anything to do with right or left. You can look at Seids; with whomever he's played, they've had their fair share of struggles. He's got to find his game. Once he finds his game, he'll be a lot better.
When you look at the game and you see what's going on and you look at it again, sometimes you realize that maybe you're pointing the finger at the wrong person. We have to look at it objectively; that's our job.
And that job is not for me to come out and publicly throw my players under the bus, but I see certain things and that's what I'm trying to tell you guys. I'm not here to explain my every move, but we see certain things that we have to make decisions on.
Again, I'm not one of those guys that's going to start carving my players because if I have something to say to them, it will be behind closed doors.
On the team's lack of scoring:
Do you guys watch the games? K. So I'm going to say Bergeron's line last game did not have a good game. They didn't have many scoring chances. They weren't that good. They were good the game before. There's some games they play well and they score some games, and the problem with our team has been inconsistency in our games.
If you guys watch the games, you'll see those kind of things that certain lines, even though you say, 'Well Bergeron and Smith and Marchand are great players,' that doesn't mean their line is really firing on all cylinders every game. Once we get all our lines more consistent in that area, we won't be just saying that the goal-scoring's coming from the Soderberg line. So we need a little bit more, and at the same time, Krejci's just gotten back. We hope that sooner than later, we're going to get a little more depth in our scoring.
On Bergeron's line:
I said one game they're good, the next they're not as good. Does that mean you break them up because they're not good one game and the next game they're good? Again, who do you put where? It's easy to skew. We've seen Lucic play well with Krejci. Lucic struggles a little bit more with others. Again, when I say second-guessing, [I mean] you guys can wrack your brain all you want; that's what I do from midnight to six in the morning. I wrack my brain trying to figure out what to do the next day.
On why he generally hasn't tried anybody but Seth Griffith as David Krejci's right wing this season:
Yeah, because Krech has hardly ever played. When we don't win, we get second-guessed. I understand that. But right now, the Soderberg line is the only one that's scoring for us. So do you guys want me to break that up and we get no more scoring? So you pick your poison. As much as we'd like to do that and we want to do that, and we did the last game a few times, it's hard to really see when it's only in spurts. But at the same time, I'm trying to win a hockey game here, so that's the bottom line.
Bruins send Joe Morrow to Providence
|12.20.14 at 1:00 pm ET
The Bruins sent defenseman Joe Morrow to Providence Saturday after scratching him for seven of the last eight games.
Morrow was recalled by the Bruins in late October to play in place of the struggling Matt Bartkowski. He stayed in the lineup as the Bruins dealt with injuries on the back end, but the B's began scratching him earlier in the month.
The decision to take Morrow out of the lineup was somewhat perplexing given how well the former first-round pick was performing for the B's, but the Bruins opted to stick with Zach Trotman and, at points, Bartkowksi. Trotman was scratched in Friday night's loss to the Jets, but Bartkowski took his place rather than Morrow.
After being scratched for two of the Bruins' four games on a West Coast road trip earlier this month, Morrow told WEEI.com he understood there was a chance he could be sent down given that the B's had so many defensemen.
"It's in the back of your mind; you know it is [a possibility]," Morrow said. "It is a chess match. You know they've got to strategically do things to help this organization and to keep it intact. Whatever that may be, I know I'm a part of it and I'm here to help out, too, so if that's the case that it does work out better that way, you can't be mad or you can't be disappointed about it. It's just the way things are."
In 15 games for the B's, Morrow had one goal, no assists and a plus-3 rating in averaging 16:41 of ice time per night.
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Yi guys! I have a workplace dilemma and need some advice. I work closely with a gal who's constantly sick. Mind you, I feel bad that she's a migraine sufferer and I wish she could find treatment that would work for her and relieve her pain. However, every time she calls off work- which is at least once a week- I am the one who has to do her work for her. Considering I'm doing the job of two people yet only paid for one, is this issue grounds for an H.R. complaint?
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Honestly, do your job and don't worry about what others are doing. If you want to get technical about things. You are not doing the work of 2 people. If this person is missing one day per week you may do 20% more if she does her job the rest of the time. We had a person on our team call a meeting because he felt he did all the work and the rest of us were not doing our fair share and all it has done is cause hard feelings and dissention. I have always told my children life is not fair and never will be so just get over it. Do your job to the best of your abilities and let it go.
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problems, particularly those that affect the mitral valve, which regulates
blood flow between the left atrium and the left ventricle.
When aortic valve stenosis causes
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regulating blood flow to the rest of the body, one valve would affect the
functioning of the other.
Multivalvular involvement is caused most frequently by rheumatic
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valvular abnormalities. Different conditions may affect each valve, such as an
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mitral valve regurgitation.
One valve problem can "mask" another. When blood arrives from your
lungs, it enters your left atrium, passes through the mitral valve into your
left ventricle, and then gets pumped out through your aortic valve. Because the
blood passes through the mitral valve first, the problem with your mitral valve
will typically be more prominent than aortic stenosis, essentially because it
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your aortic stenosis, making it hard for your doctor to detect.
Mitral regurgitation and aortic stenosis together form a
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conditions to occur at the same time. When they do occur together, it is
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Mitral regurgitation refers to the leaking of blood from the left
ventricle back through the mitral valve because of improper or incomplete
closure of the valve. If the mitral valve is leaking, when the left ventricle
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harder for the ventricle to pump enough blood forward through the narrowed
aortic valve. This speeds up the development of serious complications by
Also, atrial fibrillation can prevent the left atrium from
providing a "boost" of blood that helps supply the left ventricle with enough
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Mitral valve stenosis and aortic valve stenosis almost always
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Montana senior Maddey Frey was named to the Capital One Academic All-District 7 women's soccer team Thursday. Frey is the first Grizzly to earn academic all-district honors since Misty Hall in 1999.
Frey, of Kalispell, has a 3.86 GPA as a mathematics major and is a three-time Academic All-Big Sky Conference selection.
"Maddey is just what we want out of our players. We want them to strive to be the best they can be not only on the field but also in the classroom," third-year coach Mark Plakorus said.
Frey, who had never played defender before joining Montana, spent her first three-plus seasons with the Grizzlies playing outside back. As a junior she earned honorable-mention All-Big Sky Conference honors after Montana matched a program record with 12 shutouts in 21 matches.
One of Montana's four team captains in 2013, Frey began her senior year at the same position but moved up to the midfield when the team suffered a rash of injuries. She responded with four goals in six matches and shares the team's goal-scoring lead with senior India Watne with four.
Her first career score was the insurance goal in Montana's 2-0 home win over Nevada on Sept. 20. Frey scored the opening goal in the Grizzlies' 1-1 tie at Idaho State on Sept. 28 and added two second-half goals in Montana's 3-0 victory at North Dakota on Oct. 11.
Frey also has an assist this season and has four goals and three assists for her career.
"Maddey is a very good athlete who picks things up quickly, so I knew a change of position would not be a struggle for her," Plakorus added.
"She was in the same situation when she came into college having never played defender before. It's a testament to her desire to be on the field."
Frey and Montana play their final match of the season Friday night at UC Riverside.
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Brianna Webster, New Mexico (Sr., 4.05, Psychology)
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Bradi Hinch, Tulsa (Sr., 4.00, Religion)
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My goal was to design a simple and user-friendly frequency counter which would be capable to handle radio FM frequencies and have an autonomous power supply. Powering it from batteries benefits to the device portability and makes working with it more convenient by eliminating a mess of power cords in a home lab. I use it just occasionally and a small size is a bonus simplifying its storage in a table drawer.
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150MHz PIC Frequency Counter – [Link]
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This is 60 MHz frequency meter / counter for measuring frequency from 10 Hz to 60 MHz with 10 Hz resolution.It is a very useful bench test equipment for testing and finding out the frequency of various devices with unknown frequency such as oscillators, radio receivers, transmitters, function generators, crystals, etc. The meter provides very stable readings and has excellent input sensitivity thanks to on board amplifier and TTL converter, so it can even measure weak signals from crystal oscillators. With the addition of prescaller it is possible to measure the frequency of 1GHz and above.
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Very often when designing some stuff I need a square wave signal generator with variable pulse width and frequency to control power MOSFETS.
You can use such a tool when designing DC-DC converter or switch-mode power supply, you can use it to emulate PWM from microcontroller when developing some new embedded design, or maybe you want to design your own wireless charger… This is only some of the things you can use it for.
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A long time ago I built a radio using a Philips UV616/6456 TV tuner that is capable of receiving radio signals over a large range of frequencies. It ranges from 47MHz up to 860Mhz which gives me the possibility of decoding either Over-the-Air or Cable TV signals.
The problem is that the radio doesn't have a frequency display, so tuning a particular frequency is always a challenge.
This project is about building a frequency counter, using a 2×16 LCD and a small PIC 18F1320 micro-controller.
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microsyl.com writes:
Here is my new Frequency meter who was done with a LCD's cellular phone!!! This is a simple project. The Frequency is passing through an op-amp to convert it in a square wave. The ouput of the op-amp is feeding the 3*8 bits counter (24 bits) who can accumulate at a maximum of 16777216 count.
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damirvk writes:
To show that iPhone is not just a fashion accessory, as many like to say, read below how to make it a useful device. It is a frequency generator with solid characteristics. Quality will satisfy the needs of amateur electronics and it will be sufficient for the basic measurements and adjustments in audio technology.
iPhone as a frequency generator – [Link]
Embedded-Lab.com has just posted a new project called "Multi-function power supply". It is not just a simple power supply but it has built-in Volt-, Current-, and Frequency meters. The beauty of this project is that while you are prototyping your circuit, you can continuously monitor how much current your circuit draws at a specified operating voltage. This way you will know in advance how much power your design will require. The built-in frequency counter can measure frequencies up to 50.0 MHz.
DIY Multi-function power supply unit – [Link]
This project (posted on hobbydebraj) describes a simple spectrum analyzer based on a dsPIC30F4011 microcontroller. It uses Microchip's FFT library codes to calculate the frequency spectrum of an input signal. The signal conditioning is achieved by a TL084 Op-amp IC. The peaks of spectrum are displayed on a graphics LCD. [via]
A simple spectrum analyzer using dsPIC30F4011 – [Link]
Scott writes:
This Frequency Counter:
(a) works well into the RF range (I tested it to 50MHz and it was solid, unlike some of the posts here which stop working at a few hundred kHz)
(b) is extremely cheap (around $10),
(c) is portable, battery powered, and hand-held, and
(d) uses common components that are stocked at mouser.com so anyone build one! It's based around an ATMega16 microcontroller reading frequency from a 74lv8154 dual 16-bit counter (acting as a 32 bit counter) and displays frequency on two multiplexed 3 character 7-segment displays.
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Kerrigan is back and she wants revenge. More specifically she's after Mengsk. Check out this little trailer for StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm: VIDEO: SC2_HeartoftheSwarm_Preview.flv
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Blizzard Entertainment finally issues the debut trailer for the real-time strategy, StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm. Behold: VIDEO: SC2_HeartOfTheSwarm_Teaser_Trailer.flv
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Following today's debut trailer for StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm, Blizzard releases this brief gameplay trailer for their forthcoming RTS. Take a look: VIDEO: StarCraft2hotsgameplay.flv
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Blizzard issues a new patch for SC 2. Here's the word: Update the Starcraft 2 client to 1.3.1. Bug Fixes Fixed an issue where, in some situations, players would not be notified they received an achievement. Fixed an issue where the Leagues & Ladders showcase boxes were not updated correctly...
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Blizzard releases a new patch for StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, updating the real-time strategy from version 1.2.0 to v1.2.1. Here are some of the general changes (the full list of changes is available with the patch): StarCraft 2 Patch 1...
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Blizzard issues a brand new patch for their strategy, StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty. The developers incorporated a huge amount of changes this time around and here are some of them (the rest are available with the patch notes): General Battle...
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Blizzard Entertainment finally releases a playable demo for the Windows and OS X editions of their real-time strategy, StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty. "If you haven't yet experienced the intense strategic combat of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, you can get into the action today with the newly released demo edition...
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The creators of StarCraft 2 have issued more bans (having already banned over 5,000 players). The official word from Blizzard is: "We recently issued a new round of account suspensions and bans to StarCraft II players who were in violation of the Battle...
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Just wanted to let you know about these StarCraft 2 videos. We've uploaded them recently. It's basically an overview of the main three races, with central character Jim Raynor explaining the history of each one. Check out the 'Zerg Overview' video: VIDEO: sc2_race-zerg-en_US.flv Also, take a look at the StarCraft 2 'Protoss Overview' trailer and the StarCraft 2 'Terran Overview' trailer.
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Blizzad issued a manual patch for StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty, upgrading the PC real-time strategy to version 1.1.3. Look below to find out what changes Blizz has lined-up this time: General * New game categories have been added to filter Tower Defense and Tug of War custom maps...
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Blizzard Entertainment issues Patch 1.1.2 for its real-time strategy StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty. Here's a bit of info on some general changes and bug fixes: General - Players will no longer receive achievement toasts while their status is set to "Busy...
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Blizzard Entertainment has already warned cheaters in the company's new real-time strategy to take heed and play nicely. Well, they've had it apparently. The official word from Blizzard goes: "We recently took action, including suspensions and bans, on over 5,000 StarCraft II players who were in violation of the Battle...
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03:49 am EDT @ September 27th, 2010
Last week Blizzard released the first major update for the RTS, StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty. Now the StarCraft 2 Patch 1.1 (Widnows US) can be downloaded manually as well... if you wish. For more info about the patch, check out this news post.
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June 1st, 2009 #1
Prismacolor colorless blender.
This might be a dumb question but.......
How do use this thing? I got one yesterday, got home and tried to use but nothing happened. Unless it blends colorless art I don't think it works or is there something you got to do first? I feel stupid asking this.I'm the guy that does his job! You must be the other guy!
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberJune 1st, 2009 #2
Its for blending prisma ink that is already on the page, and usually works best when the ink hasn't had a chance to totally dry. Some types of paper absorb marker ink better and so blending is not as doable. others, like velum, will keep the ink more on the surface and thus be easier to blend on.
I've found that tombo markers are easier to blend. Also, blending gets really interesting when you start blending in opaque white hilight pens that react to the chemicals in the blender.
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June 1st, 2009 #3
Prismacolor markers are really hard to blend, so you have to work REALLY quickly. I've never had any lucky with it.
June 1st, 2009 #4I'm the guy that does his job! You must be the other guy!
http://conceptart.org/forums/showthr...73#post2633373 <- longest link to a sketchbook ever.
June 1st, 2009 #5
That is for pencils. I remember using one a couple of years ago. I seem to remember the results being rather subtle, but I never got big into coloured pencils so maybe I wasn't using it right
June 1st, 2009 #6
At first some of us thought you meant the Prismacolor marker's colourless blender. Thanks for clarifying.
That blending pencil kinda works--I know where I used to use a white coloured pencil to blend together different colours, the good thing about this one is that it's not really white, it's translucent so the colours get blended pretty decently without looking faded.
That being said, if you want a really gradual blend (especially over a bit of a distance) using that skinny thing, you're better off somehow using the two colours (and maybe an intermediate colour) to do that kind of blending. It's usually a failure for me when I try using that blender for say, gradients.
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June 1st, 2009 #8
I never really knew how to use color pencils right until I read a book on it. It's all about layering, and buffing the tones together. The colorless blender works well for darker colors that would be lightened by using a white pencil. If you want a really even under-painted layer...lay down a thin layer of color, and then blend with a q-tip soaked in a little turpentine.
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June 1st, 2009 #9
It's for use with colored pencils. You rub it on top of the color and it will help get rid of the white specks and give a more even finish. It will also blend colors together (somewhat) if you used more than one color in the area.
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June 1st, 2009 #10
Not that this is exactly directly related, I was under the impression that the Prisma color Marker Blender also worked on the color pencils in a slimier way by removing the wax or something like that on the page.
Little side note apparently what makes prisma stuff kind of expensive is that all the pigments and ingredient what nots are all mixed by hand. alos they give tours of the factory with Free samples sometimes
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June 2nd, 2009 #11
Aphotic Phoenix pretty much explained it... here are a few more tips.
In every colored pencil work, there is a point where you decide if you will blend or not blend. Because if you do, it will change the surface properties of the pencil. Blending essentially takes out the white of the paper... you build up a thicker layered work. In a lot of ways it is exactly like painting, so my old mentor used to call her works "prismacolor paintings".
If you're going to blend, work small because the size of the tool is small... like trying to fill a canvas using only your #000 brush. Once you start blending, it's advisable to blend the whole piece because the surface qualities are noticeably different, and your work could end up looking inconsistent or unfinished.
You can not blend over a wide area like you can with wet paint or digital.
A lot of pencil artists use the white pencil to blend, but can seriously change the other colors, especially the darks. Therefore, the colorless blender.
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|National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
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|Grades 6 - 12
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ChattanoogaScholze Center
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Heart failure usually gets worse over time. But there are many things you can do to feel better, stay healthy longer, and avoid the hospital.
Self-care means managing your health by doing certain things every day, like weighing yourself. It's about knowing which symptoms to watch for so you can avoid getting worse. When you practice good self-care, you know when it's time to call your doctor and when your heart failure has turned into an emergency. The lists below can help.
Top five self-care tips for every day
Try to become familiar with signs that mean your heart failure is getting worse. If you need help, talk with your doctor about making a personal plan.
Here are some things to watch for as you practice your daily self-care. Call your doctor if:
Be sure to make and go to all of your follow-up appointments. And it's always a good idea to call your doctor anytime you have a sudden change in symptoms.
Sometimes the symptoms get worse very quickly. This is called sudden heart failure. It causes fluid to build up in your lungs.
Sudden heart failure is an emergency. If you have any of these symptoms, you need care right away. Call 911 if:
There are other things you can do to take care of your body and your heart. These things will help you feel better. And they will also reduce your risk of heart attack and stroke.
Also let your doctor know if:
Last Revised:
April 26, 2012
Healthwise Staff
Medical Review:
Rakesh K. Pai, MD, FACC - Cardiology, Electrophysiology & Stephen Fort, MD, MRCP, FRCPC - Interventional Cardiology
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