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HI. I am now 12 wks pg with hyperemesis. I am on Zofran, Zantac, Ambien, Remeron and steroids.
At wk 8 my BP began to rise. My last HG pg, my BP was always dangerously low.
My BP is now up to 155/90. My norm is close to 100/70. My Ob said it is chronic hypertension, not preg induced because it came on so early. She is not sure it is from the steroids, as it began to rise before the steroids and continues to rise sinse I have been tapering from the steroids. She did say I was at an increased risk of pre e. I also have sugar in my urine and we have to watch for GD as well.
My niece had HG her entire PG. She developed high BP early on too and ended up delivering early due to PRE E.
Is there anything I could do to keep an eye on this? Are there any other EARLY sypmtoms I can watch for. MY OB says Pre e does not show up until after 24 wks.
Some other problems I have are I have an awful pain on my right, just under my ribs and it goes around to my back. My gallbladder checked out to be fine as my liver bloodwork was too. he pain can get very severe and at times causing very forcefull vomiting. I cannot sleep on my right.
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World-Renowned Harvard Chemistry Professor to Speak at Kent State, Oct. 9Posted Oct. 2, 2012
On Oct. 9, Kent State University will host a seminar by Harvard Chemistry Professor George M. Whitesides at the Kent Student Center Kiva. The seminar, "Simplicity as a Component of Invention," will begin at 3:30 p.m. and is free and open to the public.
With more than 950 scholarly scientific articles, Whitesides is one of the most cited scientists in the world for his work in the areas of NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) spectroscopy, organometallic chemistry, molecular self-assembly, soft lithography, microfabrication, microfluidics and nanotechnology. He is currently the Woodford L. and Ann A. Flowers University Professor at Harvard, one of only 21 university professorships at the institution. He is listed as an inventor on more than 50 patents and has co-founded more than 12 companies with a combined market capitalization of more than $20 billion.
One of his many current research and development projects, the fabrication of a medical diagnostic lab-on-a-chip, has gained international notoriety for its simple, effective design. The low-cost "lab-on-a-chip," made of paper and carpet tape, can be made for only one cent. He has co-founded a nonprofit called Diagnostics for All that aims to provide dirt-cheap diagnostic healthcare devices to people in the developing world.
"Complexity is relatively simple to think about (at least for academics); simplicity is more complex," Whitesides said. "This seminar will consider simplicity, together with an idea we call stackability, as a parameter in research, using two examples – one from ongoing large-scale technology, and one from our own research."
Whitesides received his A.B. degree from Harvard College in 1960 and earned a Ph.D. in chemistry from the California Institute of Technology in 1964. He began his independent career as an assistant professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1963 and remained there until 1982. While at MIT, he played a pivotal role in the development of the Corey-House-Posner-Whitesides reaction, which now bears his name. In 1982, Whitesides moved his laboratory to the Department of Chemistry at Harvard University. He has served tenures as chairman of the chemistry department (1986–89) and associate dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (1989–92).
Beyond his scientific research, Whitesides is also active in public service. He participated in the National Academies' report "Rising Above the Gathering Storm," which addressed U.S. competitiveness in science and technology. In 2002, he served as chairman of the panel that evaluated the state of chemical research in the United Kingdom. Their findings were summarized what is now known as the Whitesides Report.
Whitesides has served on advisory committees for the National Science Foundation, NASA and the Department of Defense. He also has served on the National Research Council in various capacities since 1984, including stints on the Committee on Science and Technology for Counter Terrorism and the Committee on Nanotechnology for the Intelligence Community.
Among his many awards, Whitesides is the recipient of the American Chemical Society's Award in Pure Chemistry (1975), the Arthur C. Cope Award (1995), National Medal of Science (1998), the Kyoto Prize in Materials Science and Engineering (2003), the Dan David Prize (2005), the Welch Award in Chemistry (2005), the Priestley Medal (2007), the Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences (2009) and the 2009 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Chemistry.
Whitesides is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the National Academy of Sciences, and the National Academy of Engineering. He is also a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
To learn more about Whitesides, go to the Whitesides Research Group at http://gmwgroup.harvard.edu.
To watch a video of Whitesides' TED talk from February 2010 on "Toward a Science of Simplicity," visit http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/george_whitesides_toward_a_science_of_simplicity.html.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University Director of Athletics Oliver Luck announced today that Joe Heskett has been hired as Associate Athletic Director for Sports Performance.
Heskett, a 2001 graduate of Iowa State, comes to West Virginia from Army, where he served as head coach of the Black Knights' wrestling program for the past four seasons. At WVU, he will oversee athletic training and strength and conditioning and will serve as the sport administrator for rowing. He will also be athletics' liaison to WELLWVU, the Student's Center of Health within the Division of Student Affairs at the University, and will work closely with the student-athlete life enhancement program and the student-athlete advisory committee.
"Joe will be an outstanding addition to our athletic staff, and I think this is the perfect opportunity for him as he transitions from coaching to administration," Luck said. "He was very impressive as one of our interview candidates for our head wrestling coach position, and with our overall increase in support for our student-athletes, Joe will provide key insight in the areas of academics, student health and welfare as well as career transitioning. I believe our student-athletes will benefit immensely from someone of Joe's talent and skill set."
During Heskett's time at Army, the Black Knights qualified four wrestlers in 2012-13 and three in 2013-14 for the NCAA tournament. Last season, Army finished with an 8-4 overall record, including a 7-4 mark in the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA). Army defeated No. 24-ranked Iowa State, 23-22, and also placed first at the New York State Championships.
In 2012-13, Heskett guided the Black Knights to a 3-3 EIWA record, while achieving an overall mark of 7-7. In 2011-12, Heskett led Army to 5-2 conference record, EIWA Freshman of the Year (first time in nearly 30 years) and a National Academic Award, which was awarded to Army wrestling for the first time. In Heskett's four years at West Point, (Army had zero returning NCAA qualifiers in 2010) the Black Knights have sent 12 wrestlers to the NCAA tournament (2011 Army sent two athletes, 2012 Army sent three athletes, 2013 Army sent four athletes and 2014 Army sent three athletes).
Heskett began his coaching career at Cal Poly, where he was the head assistant wrestling coach and also earned his master's degree with honors in educational leadership with an emphasis in athletic administration. He assisted in all facets of the program, including fundraising, and helped the Mustangs to their highest NCAA placement in nearly 20 years.
He then became an assistant coach at Ohio State, where he helped the Buckeyes to four top-10 team finishes at the NCAA Tournament, two of which were NCAA runner up finishes, three NCAA champions and 15 All-Americans. He played a large role in securing the nation's top recruiting class in 2006 and helped sign a host of top prospects.
"My goal is to be a Division I athletic director and to learn and work with Oliver Luck is an opportunity I could not pass up," Heskett said. "It will be a seamless transition for me coming from one of the best leadership academies in the world to working at West Virginia University with President E. Gordon Gee and Director Luck.
"I want to thank Keli Cunningham, Terri Howes and other members of the athletic department for their professionalism in this process. I have a great passion for leadership, and that's why I am so excited to be joining West Virginia University."
At Iowa State, Heskett won the 165-pound national championship in 2002 and was the eighth four-time All-American for the Cyclones. He graduated with a degree in speech communications and posted a career record of 143-9.
He was a three-time national finalist, finishing third as a freshman, followed by two overtime loses in the finals, but prevailed by earning the national championship during his senior campaign. Heskett captured three Big 12 Championships, won the prestigious Midlands event on three occasions and graduated third on Iowa State's all-time wins list.
Following his decorated collegiate career, Heskett earned a spot on the 2007 U.S. World Team after winning the U.S. Nationals and U.S. World Team Trials. Heskett is a 5 time U.S. National Team Member and he represented the United States at the `07 World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan with a fifth-place finish. He dropped a tough, three-period battle with a two-time world champion from Russia in the semifinals before wrestling back to finish fifth. He was one of five United States wrestlers to qualify at his weight for the Olympics. Earlier that summer, he won a silver medal at 163 pounds at the 2007 Pan American Games.
Less than a week after returning from the World Championships, Heskett survived a rare and often fatal unannounced heart condition. After nearly a week of testing Heskett was diagnosed with a genetic heart condition and was forced to retire from competitive wrestling. He ended his career as the number one man on the U.S. Olympic Ladder and was ranked third in the World.
Leadership and leadership training is a passion of Heskett's. He was Iowa State's representative at the NCAA Leadership Conference, a board member of the Children's Body Image, a former member of the Major Ray Mendoza Leadership Fund and an Ambassador and Public Awareness Speaker for the Ohio State Medical Center. He is the founder and Chief Visionary Officer for h Leadership (founded in 2009), a visionary leadership company dedicated to revolutionizing sport through leadership and life skill education.
A native of Akron, Ohio, Heskett has three children, Olivia, Ava and Joey. His first day at WVU will be Friday, July 25.
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Friday, December 6, 2013
The Etiwan District of the Boy Scouts of America (East Cooper area) held its Fall 2013 Camporee themed around First Aid at the Santee Coastal Reserve campground Friday, Nov. 15 through Sunday, Nov. 17. In attendance were many Boy Scout troops and Cub Scout packs from the East Cooper area. Attendance was approximately 150 leaders and boys.
Events held during the day included A-Frame walking, Stretcher Races, Kims Game and many other activities for the boys in which to compete in regards to First Aid.
The Boy Scout troops as well as individual patrols involved competed in several areas including campsite inspections, games, dessert competition and campfire events. This event was the first Etiwan District event to have several new awards for the best troop and best patrol. The very first ever Camp Master Award was awarded to Troop 529 lead by Senior Patrol Leader Andrew Zimmerman and Scoutmaster Sean OToole.
The Baden Powell Patrol Award Best Patrol was given to the Bat Patrol led by Patrol Leader Rory OToole and the following boys Christian Zimmerman, Kyle Carretta, Ian Underkofler, Kevin Bennett, Christian Irelan, Cullen Orcutt and Daniel Grant.
Bill Jenkins, Etiwan District outdoor chair, stated, What a great event for these boys to learn their first aid skills and especially in such a beautiful setting.
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ROSEMONT, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves fell behind early and never recovered as the Milwaukee Admirals slipped by for a 3-1 victory in an Amtrak Rivalry matchup at the Allstate Arena Friday night.
Defenseman Arturs Kulda's second-period tally was the only goal for Chicago (32-25-2-4), which was handed its first regulation loss in four games despite outshooting the Admirals 43 to 19.
"We saw another goaltender steal a game," said Wolves Head Coach Don Lever. "They got a couple on us that are the type of goals we can't give up this time of year, but we couldn't put the puck past him, he put on a very good performance."
Milwaukee (35-16-4-7) lit the lamp first, 3:01 into the first period. Defenseman Grant Lewis pulled Wolves goaltender Peter Mannino out of position with an initial shot that banked off the left post and left wing Connor Shields was there to shovel it into the empty net.
The Admirals wasted no time pushing their lead to 2-0, in the second period, burying a goal 27 seconds into the frame. Lewis took a shot from near the blueline and left wing Ryan Thang was parked at the top of the crease to push the rebound past Mannino.
Kulda narrowed the score to 2-1, 12:02 into the second period when his long blast from the blueline went zinging through traffic and past Admirals netminder Mark Dekanich.
Dekanich (22-9-5) turned aside 42 shots to lift Milwaukee to victory.
Milwaukee regained a two goal lead, 3-1, 3:42 into the third period when defenseman Patrick Coulombe ripped a shot past Mannino from the right circle.
Mannino (15-15-3) posted 16 saves for the Wolves.
The Wolves will head to Carver Arena for a matchup with the Peoria Rivermen on Saturday at 7 p.m.
Milwaukee 1 1 1 -- 3
Chicago 0 1 0 -- 1
First Period---1, Milwaukee, Shields 1 (Lewis, McBride), 3:01. Penalties---Bartlett, Milwaukee (slashing), 5:23; Palin, Milwaukee (holding the stick), 10:14; Thuresson, Milwaukee (instigating, fighting, misconduct), 16:03; Kozek, Chicago (boarding major, fighting), 16:03.
Second Period---2, Milwaukee, Thang 10 (Lewis, Mueller), 0:27 pp; 3, Chicago, Kulda 4 (Garbutt, Haydar), 12:02. Penalties---Wilson, Milwaukee (fighting), 3:29; Brennan, Chicago (fighting), 3:29; Begin, Milwaukee (roughing), 4:43; Deveaux, Chicago (goaltender interference), 4:43; Machacek, Chicago (roughing), 4:43; Bench, Chicago (too many men), 9:32
Third Period---4, Milwaukee, Coulombe 1 (unassisted), 3:42. Penalties---Thang, Milwaukee (high-sticking), 1:08; Van Guilder, Milwaukee (interference), 6:24; Welch, Chicago (hooking), 18:31; Flynn, Milwaukee (fighting), 20:00; Deveaux, Chicago (fighting, roughing), 20:00.
Shots on goal---Milwaukee: 10-6-3--19. Chicago: 12-19-12--43. Power plays---Milwaukee: 1-5. Chicago: 0-4. Goalies---Milwaukee, Dekanich (42-43). Chicago, Mannino (16-19). A---6,925. Referee---Jean Herbert. Linesmen---Mike Hamilton and Al Stensland.


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If you are a fan of instrumental surf music, you must be a fan of Joe Meek. His most famous song was the Tornados' hit Telstar, which was the first British song to hit #1 on the US charts. Joe Meek's life and death are straight out of Rock & Roll folklore. And now it seems that someone has made a movie about Joe Meek. Telstar: The Story of Joe Meek is now available on DVD in the UK (as of 9/28/2009). Here is a link to the official Telstar the Movie website, and here is the official movie trailer.
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Charles Duhigg: More than half of the workers whose records are examined are working more than 60 hours per week.Would Ira Glass ever allow his children, when grown, to work 60 hours a week? In those factories? In those conditions? Of course not. But then, his children are going to grow up and be decent liberals who buy organic and feel guilty when they hang out with black people. Chinese factory workers, well, they were put on earth to make shiny electronics for us all to enjoy. They aren't real people, in the way someone you meet around the office at NPR is a real person.
Ira Glass: Now, is that necessarily so bad? I mean, aren't a lot of these workers moving to the city to work as many hours as possible? They're away from their families; they're young; and they're there to make money and they don't care.
Charles Duhigg: That's exactly right.
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Ira Glass: Well, now like, when you say it like that, suddenly I feel bad again, but okay, yeah. [laughter]
Charles Duhigg: I don't know whether you should feel bad, right? I mean—
Ira Glass: But, but finish your thought.
Charles Duhigg: Should you feel bad about that? I don't know, that's for you to judge, but I think the the way to pose that question is… do you feel comfortable knowing that iPhones and iPads and, and other products could be anufactured in less harsh conditions, but that these harsh conditions and perpetuate because of an economy that you are—
Ira Glass: Right.
Charles Duhigg: —supporting with
your dollars.
Ira Glass: Right. I am the direct beneficiary of those harsh conditions.
Charles Duhigg: You're not only the direct beneficiary; you are actually one of the reasons why it exists. If you made different choices, if you demanded different
conditions, if you demanded that other people enjoy the same work protections that you yourself enjoy, then, then those conditions would be different overseas.
Update III: Read Aaron Bady. I can't really handle this right now. All I know is that no one who really believes in the equal value, dignity, and importance of the lives of these workers could possibly justify Apple's actions, or act as if they are less important than Mike Daisey.


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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Quail enthusiasts in South Carolina have formed Quail Forever's (QF) newest chapter, Lowcountry Quail Forever. The chapter, based in Mount Pleasant, will focus efforts on improving public use land for bobwhite quail in the state's Francis Marion National Forest.
The chapter is led by President Tim Long of Mount Pleasant. Long, a Tennessee native, moved to South Carolina in 1996 and became involved with community quail conservation efforts. "Quail habitat restoration is not just beneficial for quail, but for all upland wildlife including songbirds, turkey, rabbits and the threatened red-cockaded woodpecker," said Long.
Chapter conservation work is to be completed on Francis Marion National Forest. The 258,000 acre national forest is located 20 miles north of Charleston, and has been managed by the Forest Service since 1936; however, human occupation can be traced back 10,000 years. The chapter works to create brood rearing habitat on approximately 80 wildlife openings, each consisting of 2-3 acres, throughout the forest. These brood rearing areas are critical for bumblebee size quail chicks to navigate through while foraging.
"Our chapter feels that it is critical to have land open to everyone, which will benefit the community as a whole and the upland habitat wildlife depend on so heavily," noted Long.
"Quail Forever's locally empowering model was important to this group of motivated volunteers," reports Shon Robbins, Quail Forever regional wildlife biologist. "With the members' history of quail conservation efforts, I know the positive impacts made by the Lowcountry Quail Forever chapter will be felt by the whole community."
The chapter's first meeting meeting is Wednesday, May 15 at 6:30 p.m. at Zeus Restaurant in Mount Pleasant. The chapter is actively looking for volunteers. Those interested are encouraged to contact Tim Long at 843-324-8734 or email him.
South Carolina Habitat Reports: Unlike states further north, winter mortality from weather conditions is not a big issue in South Carolina. Winter rains following several years of drought could lead to good soil moisture conditions, which may result in improved nesting and brood habitat conditions, according to Billy Dukes, small game project supervisor for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
Overwinter cover held up well due to the mild conditions and no frozen precipitation; however land managers interested in managing for quail should pay close attention to size of burn blocks during prescribed burning operations and make sure to leave adequate escape cover.
For more information on "The Habitat Organization" or to start a chapter, please contact Shon Robbins at 570-204-5761 or email Robbins.
Pheasants Forever, including its quail conservation division, Quail Forever, is the nation's largest nonprofit organization dedicated to upland habitat conservation. Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever have more than 135,000 members and 720 local chapters across the United States and Canada. Chapters are empowered to determine how 100 percent of their locally raised conservation funds are spent, the only national conservation organization that operates through this truly grassroots structure.
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I think Wi's done, too. Too many people lurking near the lead now.
I think Wi's done, too. Too many people lurking near the lead now.
Phil with an easy birdie at 2 while Tiger blows his by. Epic leaderboard right now.
Tiger needs to do better than that, not well judged. Phil is lucky he hit the edge, that putt was cooking.
the last two weeks have been rather dramatic, courtesy of Kyle Stanley.
let's hope we have another fantastic finish this week. looking forward to vegging out on the couch.
CBS execs must be $#@!ming in their pants. Tiger and Phil paired together, in contention, at Pebble. ratings will be through the roof.
$#@!ty approach from Tiger on 4. Kind of weird he didn't go for it.
Not driving the green there is a pussy move. And he gets a par out of it. Lame.
Phil has been getting better and better as the season has progressed
Wi best take a photo of that leader board before he loses it.
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hey hey hey
what a horrible shot. straight bladed it.
Crazy. Tiger and Phil are going to be standing in the 6th fairway for like 20 minutes.
Why the $#@! is there a 30 minute lapse in coverage? So dumb.
I hate that they do this, show the damn tourney.
Phil is on fire. eagles #6. two shot lead over second place Tiger.
this is gonna be all kinds of allsome.
CBS needs to hurry this Michigan Illinois game up it's past 2 and there still taking commercial breaks wtf
tiger just bogeyed again
Illinois needs to stop fouling. it's over.
Another three putt from Tiger; the biggest matchup all year and CBS just blew it to show an 11 point college basketball game finish up.
What a $#@!ing mood killer this tv coverage became
$#@!ing Michigan isn't helping. 2 fouls on those dumbfucks.
About damn time
Tiger is unraveling & I bet we get weather interruptions all day.
Tiger is done.
Tiger looking at another bogey after that tee ball.
stream anyone?
ty sir
Damn! Nice bunker hole out by Tiger, two shot hole most likely too
Edit: Phil with nice save
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too little, too late. but here we go with the CBS fellatio crew. "game changer."
Tiger ain't winning $#@!.
if tiger birds the next 2 game on....
Phil just stuck a dagger in Tiger's heart.
we need to organize a shag trip to this tourney in a future year. i have always wanted to dress in Judge Smails plaid pants and a red shirt and follow Murray.
Does Tiger Woods dip? Looks like he does.
Tiger gets a huge break by bouncing his 3rd shot off that photographer's ass. Tough up & down still for par.
And Phil throws a dart into that tiny green with maybe 8' uphill for birdie.
I wish I could figure out why I dislike Phil so much. He's a phenomenal golfer and seems like a really good guy. He's had a tough time with his wife and mother in law fighting cancer. So he should be easy to root for. But I just don't like the guy. Maybe it's his $#@!-eating grin whenever he's playing well. Regardless he's got this one in the bag.
Phil is bringing it. Tiger has a lot to work on still, we may never see the old Tiger again, odds are pretty good on that, imo.
phucking Phil.
Phil probably just wrapped it up with that save for par on 15. 3 up with 3 to go.
Phil's putting his ass off
How pissed do you think tiger is. I bet Phil winning this pisses him off royally
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Some preliminary tests are showing that users can pop an AT&T or T-Mobile SIM card into a Verizon-branded iPhone 5, and you can get HSPA+ service as normal (assuming, of course, the GSM SIM is active). This is great news for T-Mobile customers that worried about having to unlock the SIM slot on their shiny new iPhone 5, as well as frequent flyers that regularly swap out SIM cards for local service. You can always shave down your own nano SIM cards, though it's generally not recommended.
Hopefully this will last, since the Sprint iPhone 4S launched with an unlocked SIM slot, but shortly after, they started locking it down again (though later offered unlocking to customers in good standing).
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The Verizon iPhone 5's SIM slot is unlocked, as it turns out
If you are on 4g you can do both simultaneously on Verizon, as is the case with all 4g phones.
The iPhone5 is not capable of simultaneous voice and data on Verizon. It does not have the necessary internals to make it possible. It is documented here on previous posts on the iMore blog. Read for edification. http://www.imore.com/iphone-5-reportedly-does-not-support-simultaneous-v...
That's not entirely true. It depends on the phone design what it can do. There are some phones running on Verizon that have an antenna design that allows voice/data if you are using 4G data and some that can do it for both 4G and 3G data.
I'm already leaning towards picking 1 up so this is just an added bonus!
This is good news. Verizon has been pretty good about unlocking GSM if one has been a customer, in good standing, for I think 6 months. This is obviously a good step forward yet.
LTE will eventually do simultaneous voice and data. So for now it is the 2 radios approach like the S3 or wait until Verizon says yep.
Hey man! That's exactly what I did and I am glad I did. I can't wait to talk to AT&T about canceling my contract so that when they ask why I'm leaving, I can tell them to take their network and shove it up their a**! Lol. Don't get me wrong, their 3G is very good, but they don't have it in many areas that I frequent. And LTE? Hah!!! I would've been waiting until 2020 before I ever had it in my area.
Verizon has been good so far, but this is only day one. One thing I noticed is that AT&T's signal penetrated the building at my work better and I had better signal. Verizon seems a lot worse in that regard, but what do you expect in that environment? I'm happy with them.
If memory serves, if you want to play on the 700Mhz LTE bands (which Verizon does) your devices HAVE to be carrier unlocked, per the FCC. I don't think the iPhone 5 will magically become locked on VZW anytime soon. I don't think AT&T is using the 700Mhz LTE bands for their LTE, so they don't have to play by that rule, though I could be wrong.
I'm still wondering when Apple will either allow the installation of dual-sim cards, or find a solution allowing two (or more) different numbers from two (or more) different carriers to function on one phone.
Physical card access seems so old fashioned ... eliminate it, and the phone gets one more step toward being waterproof...
The only barrier to virtual SIM, as far as I can imagine, is that decent security preventing hackers from spoofing the carrier networks, is dependent upon a physical card inserted into a physical slot!
Verizon unlocked my 4S with no problems, and no extra charge.
It won't work on the iPhone 5, guaranteed. 4G LTE Data and Voice works on any other phone except for this iPhone, as explained in many blogs. I tried it on my iPhone just to verify, and sure enough, when you make a call, the LTE symbol will go away. And if you try to browse the web, nothing happens.


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Over the weekend, the Webb Institute Sailing Team sailed a two-on-two team race hosted by Ocean County College in Toms River, NJ. Webb faced several formidable opponents in its first team racing event of the season. James Codega, Mike LaRose, Marc Smith, and Doug Zangre represented Webb with a respectable final record of 7 wins to 5 losses.
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Jennifer Hudson Talks Family Murders, Marriage & Weight Loss On Own's 'Next Chapter'
Jennifer Hudson and her fiance', David Otunga are still going strong. The two were spotted leaving a Project Runway fashion show yesterday evening as part of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in New York City. They were also featured on Own's Next Chapter last night in a very candid interview with Oprah Winfrey.
During the interview, Jennifer talked about her family murders and whether she's forgiven William Balfour as well as her weight loss and feeling the pressures of Hollywood. Meanwhile, David chatted about whether or not she was sexier before the weight loss, wanting a daughter and the two revealed that they are planning to get married within the next two years.
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On If She's More Comfortable At This Size
"I've always been comfortable in my skin. I like the skin that I'm in. I don't ever feel like I was uncomfortable. I honestly don't. Yes, at times I feel sexier. At times. [when asked if she feels prettier:] I was always cute.
David On if He Thinks She's Sexier at a Size 6 or 16
You know honestly, it's pretty much the same. It hasn't really changed that much to be honest. She's a little more confident now and that kind of sticks out but to me, but I liked her then too. Very much so. I kind of like the curves. I love the way she looks now but I'll be honest, I enjoy the curves.
"One of the things that's sexiest to me is when she's doing motherly things. It's just like, it's a complete different side."
J Hud On Being Called 'The Big Girl' in Interviews After 'Dreamgirls'
"I had lost, like, 60 pounds then. I was exercising everyday, I got down to a size 12 and I got to Hollywood and they were like, 'How do you feel being the big girl?' and I was like [looks around], 'Who are they talking to?' I literally looked around like, this is normal. This is fine. This is average. Where I come from this is totally fine so I couldn't understand. Or, another one they would say is, 'Do you feel insecure being the big girl?' and I'm like, 'Why should I feel insecure?' I remember saying I have the height of a model, I have lips people pay for — things like that. I was highlighting these things."
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There is a wedding date.[…]As a matter of fact, you were the one who said, 'Take your time.
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I can't say that I have [explained these deaths to myself]. I don't know the proper words because I never would have imagined this being anywhere near my life or a part of it or ever happening. Who could imagine that. No one. It's like, I can't even say it, and when I [do] say it, that's when I find myself being most emotional. How could this happen? Did this really happen? You know what I mean? That's when you know it's real when you find yourself saying it, or having to say it.
[Seeing William Balfour int he courtroom] made my skin crawl.
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"Yes. For the most part it's not his fault. It's what he was taught, how he was brought up. We tried to offer love but you were so far gone you couldn't even see that. A lot of things came out that we didn't even know about from his upbringing so it's like, he never had a chance. You never had a chance. Had you had the love that our mother gave us or the background that some have, then you would've stood a chance. So how could your heart not go out to that.[…]He's still very responsible, I'm not letting him off the hook for anything."
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"That is the part that hurts you. Like, little things make me think of it. Again, in knowing everything that happened and how it happened — I remember one time when William had an argument with my sister, they had split up and [Oprah says 'the murderer'] — see, I don't even know how to say that — he went up to her job and he told her I'm going to take Julien. Julien went home and told my mother, and she said 'Over my dead body.' That's exactly what happened."
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The Roar of the Rings is about to kick off in Winnipeg, and Goldline will be there. Not only is the field packed with Goldline sponsored teams, you'll have a chance to meet them! We'll have a fully stocked store near the arena, so come check it out!!
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New at Goldline: Custom-designed Curling Gifts
Do you need promotional curling gift items for your pro shop, special event, bonspiel or club members? Goldline is introducing its line of unique, yet affordable, fully sublimated gifts that will help make your event a success! The curling shoe bag, brush head cover and microfiber glasses cleaning cloth can all be fully customized with choice of background, club logos, and/or event names. You can even personalize the items with individual curlers' names!
The design is limited only by your imagination. There is, however, a minimum order requirement to do the sublimation: for shoe bags, a minimum order of 25 bags applies, while for the brush covers and lens cleaning cloths, the minimum order is 50 items. And the pricing is very attractive. The shoe bags will retail from under $15, the brush covers will retail from under $10, while the lens cleaning cloths will retail from under $5.
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This entry was posted in Curling Equipment, Goldline, Goldline Retail on November 27, 2013 by Andrew.
Christmas: It's Coming!
If you are like me, you probably realized with a shock this week that Christmas is only a month away! The panic set in as I began to think about the shopping that I need to get done in the next four weeks and to envision the crowded parking lots at the mall and the long lineups at the cash.
Should there be curlers on your shopping list, you can find many gift ideas at Goldline. For the new curlers on your list: if they have been using sliders when delivering their rocks, a pair of shoes would be an ideal gift! Our Podium Bronze or Glide shoes are an excellent option for the more novice curler. Brooms, although difficult to wrap, are also a great choice. Our Fiberlite brooms, comprised of 65% fiberglass and 35% carbon fiber, are lighter than most club brooms, come in a wide variety of colours, and are extremely affordable. We offer a wide array of apparel, including jackets, pants and gloves, all of which would make a great gift. If you are still undecided about what to buy, consider the purchase of a gift card and let your curler do the shopping!
Should you plan to visit one of our retail locations, our holiday store hours are as follows:
In Mississauga, London and Ottawa
Monday December 23: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday December 24: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday December 25 – Thursday December 26: closed
Friday December 27: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday December 28: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sunday December 29: Closed
Monday December 30: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday December 31: 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday January 01: Closed
And in Scarborough:
Monday December 23: 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday December 24: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday December 25 – Thursday December 26: closed
Friday December 27: 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday December 28: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sunday December 29: Closed
Monday December 30: 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday December 31: 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday January 01: Closed
All stores will open again with regular hours starting Thursday January 2, 2014.
For customers who are ordering on-line: please note that our shipping elves are taking the day off on Friday December 27, so you may experience a slightly longer wait than normal to receive your order.
Happy Holidays everyone!
This entry was posted in Curling, Curling Apparel, Curling Brushes and Replacement Pads, Curling Equipment, Curling Shoes, Featured Products, Goldline Retail on November 27, 2013 by Andrew.
Delivery Devices for Dummies
When you look out at the ice at your club each week, you have undoubtedly noticed that there are several players who are delivering their rock using some form of delivery device (depending on the type of device, these are also referred to as a stabilizer, a crutch or a stick). Some delivery devices are used by players who stand upright while delivering a rock, while others are used by players who slide out of the hack.
As I understand it, delivery devices first became part of the game when the game expanded to include wheelchair curlers. In wheelchair curling, players can lean down and deliver the rock with their hand or push the rock using a "stick".
The reality these days is that there are players out there who, due to knee, hip or back problems, are not comfortably able to get down into the hack and complete a slide delivery. A "stick" allows these individuals to continue to play the game they love. At Goldline, we offer a number of options for those who have chosen to use a stick. The Excaliber features a light weight 1" handle and allows for a clean release every time. New this year is our Excaliber with a Telescoping Handle, which allows you to adjust the length from 28 inches to 51 inches. The top of the handle is covered with an attractive foam grip for both warmth and comfort. For those customers who prefer to have a device which allows them to both deliver and sweep with the same tool, the Saber is the solution.
Now even if physically able to complete a slide delivery, some players still opt to use a delivery device. The key feature of such an aid is that it ensures that the shoulders remain square and as a result, one's delivery will be more balanced and stable. Goldline is pleased to feature a new delivery device, the Scepter, in its product lineup this season. The Scepter is the same height as the rock. It features removable feet which allows for easy storage and transport.
Delivery devices: you can shop for yours at any Goldline store or visit us online at www.goldlinecurling.com.
This entry was posted in Curling Equipment, Goldline Retail on November 27, 2013 by Andrew.
Curling Calendar – November month end update
Another two weeks have gone by and we continue to see some great curling action out on the ice.
Every athlete dreams of a shot at Olympic gold. Debbie McCormick, a key Goldline distributor in the U.S., will again have that chance! The team skipped by Erika Brown, on which Debbie plays vice, won the U.S. Olympic curling trials, and will serve as the United States' representative at the Sochi Olympics. Debbie, congratulations from everyone here at Goldline; we wish you and your team the best of luck in February.
Crossing north of the 49th parallel: the second event of the Grand Slam of Curling, the Canadian Open, was held in Medicine Hat, Alberta, from November 13-17. It featured a top notch field of 18 men's teams. Our Goldline ambassadors fared well, with the teams skipped by Rob Rumfeldt and Kevin Martin advancing as far as the quarter-final round, while the Newfoundland team skipped by Brad Gushue made it to the championship final, where they lost a close game to ultimate winner Kevin Koe. Many congratulations to all teams on their fine play.
From November 21-24, the Challenge Casino de Charlevoix was played in Clermont, Quebec. The team skipped by Brock Virtue made it to the quarter final round of play. And when the dust had settled, Goldline ambassadors team Jacobs emerged with the title. Congratulations to Brad Jacobs, Ryan Fry, E.J. Harnden, and Ryan Harnden on their great play. This certainly has to be a boost to the team whose next stop is the Olympic trials.
Switching over to the ladies: the Colonial Square Ladies Classic, with a large field of 32 teams, was played in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, from November 15-18. We're proud to report that Goldline ambassadors team Jennifer Jones walked away with the title! Well done Jennifer, Kaitlyn, Jill and Dawn!
This coming Sunday, the attention of all curling fans will switch to Winnipeg, Manitoba, where 8 men's and 8 women's teams will take to the ice for the Roar of the Rings. This competition will determine Canada's representatives at the 2014 Sochi Olympics. We wish all competitors good curling for the week but we'll be cheering extra hard for our Goldline ambassadors: teams Jacobs, Martin & Morris on the men's side of the draw, and teams Carey, Homan and Jones on the women's side of the draw.
This entry was posted in Curling, Goldline, Goldline Ambassadors on November 27, 2013 by Andrew.
Goldline rep Debbie McCormick is off to Sochi, to represent the USA with her team, skipped by Erika Brown.
Last year's American National Champions won the Olympic Trials in Fargo, North Dakota and will be off to Russia in February as part of the US Olympic Team.
Congrats Debbie and team!!
This entry was posted in Goldline on November 21, 2013 by Brian.
Ottawa's own, Rachel Homan, skip of Team Homan is nominated for
'Sportsnet – Canadian Athlete of the Year 2013'
Please vote now! Voting closes on Friday, November 15th, 2013.
Click on the link to vote (poll is at the end of the article): http://www.sportsnet.ca/more/vote-now-canadian-athlete-of-the-year-2013/
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This upcoming season, Team Homan is closing in on their goal of representing Canada at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia. They have qualified for the 2013 Roar of the Rings Canadian Olympic Curling Trials where they will compete for the privilege of representing Canada at the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games. The team is known for their fearlessness on the ice, their unparalleled work ethic, and their strong bond and belief in one another. They are driven to set a new standard of excellence in women's curling. Your support is greatly appreciated.
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Hildene announces Lincoln essay contest winnersApril 05,2013MANCHESTER Two of the winners of Hildenes annual Lincoln essay contest were students at local schools.
While first place winner Isaac Dodson, who won $1,000, is a student at Edmunds Middle School in Burlington, second place winner Sarah Mangiacotti, who received $750, is a dual student at Maple Street School in Manchester and Stratton Mountain School. There was a tie for third place, for which both students won $500, between James Reilly, of the Maple Street School, and Rebecca Berlind, of Edmunds School.
The winners of the 2013 Hildene Lincoln essay competition were selected from 145 entries submitted by eighth-grade public, independent and home study students coming from 30 Vermont schools.
The programs goal is to promote awareness in the minds of a young generation of Americans of the contributions of this nations 16th president, Abraham Lincoln. This is an objective that fits squarely within Hildenes mission: Values into Action, said Hildene executive director Seth Bongartz.
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Effective December 1, 2005 Bostitch, L.P. warrants to the original retail purchaser that the product purchased is free from defects in material and workmanship, and agrees to repair or replace, at Bostitch's option, any defective Bostitch branded pneumatic stapler or nailer for a period of seven (7) years from date of purchase (one (1) year from the date of purchase for reconditioned pneumatic staplers or nailers and for new and reconditioned compressors and tools used in production applications). Warranty is not transferable. Proof of purchase date required. This warranty covers only damage resulting from defects in material or workmanship; it does not cover conditions or malfunctions resulting from normal wear, neglect, abuse, accident or repairs attempted or made by other than our national repair center or authorized warranty service centers. Driver blades, bumpers, o-rings, pistons and piston rings are considered normally wearing parts. For optimal performance of your Bostitch tool always use genuine Bostitch fasteners and replacement parts.
This warranty IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTIES AND with respect to compressors and tools used in production applications, limits to a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase all implied warranties INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. BOSTITCH SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
Some states and countries do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state and country to country.