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A St. Stephen man who severely beat a woman was sentenced to three years in prison Tuesday, Aug. 26, according to the 9th Circuit Solicitors Office.
Anthony Wayne Moody, of Harristown Road in St. Stephen, was arrested in September and charged with criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature. He had been convicted of domestic violence several times before, according to the prosecution.
According to reports, Moody had severely beaten the woman with whom he had been involved in her bathroom, fracturing several bones after beating her about the face.
According to testimony the woman had recently ended her relationship with the man because of past incidents of domestic violence.
Circuit Judge Roger Young sentenced Moody to 10 years suspended to three years, followed by five years of probation.
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After little debate, the Texas Senate on Wednesday voted unanimously to pass a bill that requires applicants to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program to pass a drug test to receive benefits.
"This bill makes sure state resources are not used to support drug habits, while ensuring children continue receiving benefits in a safe environment," said Sen. Jane Nelson, the author of Senate Bill 11, which now goes to the House.
The protective payee provision that was included in SB 11 drew praise among some members in the upper chamber.It provides for the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to designate another person to receive TANF benefits on a child's behalf if the child's parent tests positive for drugs.
Nelson told her colleagues that the provision is the reason the bill passed unanimously out of committee, with bipartisan support.
Sen. Eddie Lucio, D-Brownsville, expressed concern that the bill creates a "three strikes, you're out" model. The first time a person tests positive for drugs, he or she is ineligible for financial assistance for six months; the second positive test triggers a 12-month penalty; the third positive result deems the applicant permanently ineligible for TANF benefits.
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The Foothills Arts Council will showcase The Youth Art Expo winners on Friday, March 8 from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
This year, 11 schools participated; Elkin High, Starmount High, East Wilkes High, East Wilkes Middle, Starmount Middle, North Wilkes Middle, Central Middle, Dobson Elementary, Rockford Elementary, West Yadkin Elementary & Elkin Elementary.
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Chronic myelogenous leukemia, or CML, is a type of slow-progressing cancer of the white blood cells. CML starts in the bone marrow where white blood cells are produced. White blood cells are part of the immune system and help to fight off infection.
CML is almost always associated with a chromosomal abnormality called the Philadelphia chromosome. The Philadelphia chromosome produces a protein called BCR-ABL which causes too many stem cells to develop into white blood cells. Unlike other blood cells, these new, diseased white blood cells don't die off, instead they accumulate in the body. Eventually these diseased cells crowd out other healthy blood cells and damage the bone marrow, spleen, liver and blood, and then spread to other parts of the body.
CML is highly treatable when detected in the first phase of the disease, call the chronic phase. There is no cure for CML. But targeted therapy drugs such as imatinib (Gleevec), dasatinib (Sprycel) and nilotinib (Tasigna) are highly successful in putting the disease into remission for an indefinite period of time.
CML occurs when something goes wrong in the genes of the blood cells, but doctors aren't sure what initially triggers CML to develop. About 90 percent of patients with CML have developed an abnormal chromosome in their blood cells called the Philadelphia chromosome. Doctors aren't sure what causes this abnormal chromosome.
"This chromosomal abnormality probably happens in people all the time and is recognized as an abnormality and deleted," says Matt Kalaycio, MD, director of the Chronic Leukemia and Myeloma Program at the Cleveland Clinic. "But for whatever reason, in some people, it happens and it stays."
High doses of radiation, such as those from cancer treatment, may lead to the development of CML. However, most people who receive radiation treatment for cancer do not develop CML and most people with CML have not been exposed to high doses of radiation. Dental and medical x-rays have not been linked to CML.
Named after the city in which it was discovered, the Philadelphia chromosome is a chromosome that develops because of an abnormality in the cells. It is formed when a section of chromosome 9 switches places with a section of chromosome 22, creating an extra-long chromosome 9 and an extra-short chromosome 22. The extra-long chromosome 22 is the Philadelphia chromosome.
The Philadelphia chromosome produces a new gene called BCR-ABL (BCR comes from the original chromosome 22 and ABL comes from the original chromosome 9). The BCR-ABL gene instructs the blood cells to produce too much of a certain enzyme called tyrosine kinase. Tyrosine kinase causes blood stem cells (which are different from embryonic stem cells) to produce too many white blood cells. These new white blood cells are not like normal cells in that they grow out of control and do not die as they should. This crowds out healthy blood cells, leading to damage to the bone marrow. Eventually the diseased blood cells infect other areas of the body.
No, CML is not hereditary, meaning it cannot be passed from parent to child. The Philadelphia chromosome is limited to cells in the blood. "Blood cells are not passed from mother to fetus," says Dr. Kalaycio.
CML is rare, affecting one to two out of every 100,000 people, most often middle-aged adults, and makes up 7 - 20 percent of total leukemia cases. CML rarely occurs in children. The National Cancer Institute estimated that just over 5,000 new cases of CML were diagnosed in 2009, and that approximately 22,500 people are living with CML in the United States.
Though scientists aren't exactly sure, time, in terms of advanced age, probably explains why CML occurs more often in adults than children. Because CML is caused by a chromosomal abnormality, the probability that an abnormality will occur increases each time the genes replicate, explains Dr. Kalaycio. An adult's genes have replicated millions of more times than a child's genes and therefore have a higher likelihood of developing the abnormality.
Because CML often does not cause any symptoms in the early stage of the disease, "the most common way a person who is later diagnosed with CML comes to attention is by a routine complete blood count done for some unrelated reason, for example, through a routine physical or preoperative testing," says Dr. Kalaycio.
When symptoms do present, they tend to be general, flu-like symptoms such as:
- Weakness
- Fatigue
- Night sweats
- Fever
- Weight loss
- Bone pain
- Pain on the left side of the abdomen
- Feeling full quickly or inability to eat large amounts of food (caused by an enlarged spleen)
Most often a blood test or a bone marrow test is used to test for and diagnose CML. A bone marrow test requires that a small sample of bone marrow be removed for testing. This is done by either a bone marrow biopsy or bone marrow aspiration procedure. Often a bone marrow biopsy and bone marrow aspiration are performed at the same time.
Because it is currently unknown what causes CML, presently there are no known ways to prevent chronic myelogenous leukemia.
Chronic myelogenous leukemia has three distinct phases:
Currently, chronic phase CML is almost always treated with imatinib (Gleevec). Gleevec, which was approved in 2001 as front-line treatment for CML, is a type of drug called a tyrosine kinase inhibitor and works by blocking the tyrosine kinase enzyme which produces the disease white blood cells (blast cells). The 8-year survival rate for Gleevec is 85 percent, meaning that the disease is in remission for 85 percent of people who have been taking Gleevec since the drug was first approved. About 15 to 20 percent of people with chronic phase CML are not able to take Gleevec either because they don't respond to treatment or they cannot tolerate the side effects, according to Dr. Kalaycio.
The goal in treatment of chronic phase CML is to kill all cells that have the BCR-ABL cancer gene and bring blood cell levels to a normal range.
In June 2010, the FDA approved the drug nilotinib (Tasigna) to treat newly diagnosed adult patients with chronic phase CML who test positive for the Philadelphia chromosome (Ph+ CP-CML). Recent clinical trials showed that Tasigna works better than Gleevec in as front-line treatment for chronic phase CML. Prior to this new indication, Tasigna has been approved since 2007 to treat adults with chronic phase CML who test positive for the Philadelphia chromosome and do not respond to Gleevec, or for adults with accelerated phase CML.
The drug dasatinib (Sprycel) is also approved by the FDA to treat people who don't respond to Gleevec. A recent study showed that Sprycel also works better than Gleevec as initial treatment for chronic phase CML. These results may lead the FDA to consider an expanded indication for Sprycel, similar to that of Tasigna.
Learn more about new treatments for chronic myelogenous leukemia.
Once a person has started medication treatment for CML, he or she must continue taking the drug(s) for the rest of their life or for as long as they are responding to the treatment.
If drug therapy (including switching drugs) doesn't bring chronic phase CML into remission with 18 months, stem cell transplantation is considered.
Accelerated or blast phase CML may be treated with Gleevec, Tasigna or Sprycel or other types of drugs such as interferon. If a person doesn't respond to medication or he is diagnosed with a T315I mutation (a mutation of the Philadelphia chromosome), stem cell transplantation is considered.
Read more about treatment options for CML.
Side effects are different for each type of medication, but generally include nausea, swelling, diarrhea and other symptoms.
Learn more about side effects for Gleevec, side effects for Sprycel and side effects for Tasigna.
When people first start taking CML medication like Gleevec, their blood count must be monitored relatively often to make sure it doesn't get too low.
"The first milestone that we want to see is a complete hematologic remission by three months," says Dr. Kalaycio. "That means that we want the blood count to be normal and the spleen not to be felt. Now that's not what's happening in the bone marrow necessarily, at this stage, it's just in the blood."
Patients who don't achieve that milestone are often switched to another medicine.
"At six months, we want to see some degree of suppression of the Philadelphia chromosome in a bone marrow test," explains Dr. Kalaycio. "It doesn't have to be complete suppression, but it has to be something. We continue to check bone marrow biopsies every six months until the Philadelphia chromosome is no longer present."
Patients who achieve complete cytogenetic remission by six months, meaning that the Philadelphia chromosome is not longer present in a blood or bone marrow test, have a high chance of keeping their CML in remission forever.
"By 18 months of therapy, we need to see no Philadelphia chromosome in a bone marrow test. If it is still present at 18 months, that means therapy hasn't gone as well as we would have liked and we would consider either switching drugs or we consider a stem cell transplant because the pills just simply aren't working that well."
Patients who don't get a complete cytogenic remission by 18 months are unlikely to do so, according to Dr. Kalaycio, and are at increased risk of the disease progressing to accelerated or blast crisis phase.
The current recommendation for women who are on Gleevec is not to become pregnant.
"There are reports of healthy babies being born from patients on Gleevec, but there are also reports of unhealthy babies being born on Gleevec," says Dr. Kalaycio. "So the recommendation is not to do it."
Obviously, that can be difficult news for women who wish to conceive and are on Gleevec. But there are ways to allow for a pregnancy under certain circumstances.
"I would recommend consultation with a leukemia doctor who has experience in working in these situations before just stopping the pill and trying to get pregnant," advises Dr. Kalaycio.
People who have achieved remission of CML with drugs such as Gleevec, should be aware of and on the lookout for two important issues, according to Dr. Kalaycio.
The first issue is medication compliance — you've got to keep taking your medicine for the rest of your life, even if you feel better.
"The biggest problem we have with Gleevec is the person not taking their medicine," says Dr. Kalaycio. "If treatment milestones [like those mentioned above] aren't being met, my first question is, 'Are you taking your medicine?'"
In Dr. Kalaycio's experience, common reasons people who stop taking their medicine include the cost of treatment, that the person feels better and that they think because their disease is in remission they can discontinue treatment.
The second issue is that Gleevec can negatively interact with other drugs, especially some cholesterol-lowering drugs like statins. The toxicity of other drugs can be increased when you're on Gleevec, says Dr. Kalaycio. Be sure to tell every physician who is treating you that you are currerntly taking Gleevec and also inform your leukemia doctor of any new drugs you have been prescribed.
"Unlike other leukemias, there is no immune deficiency in CML, so you don't have to worry about excess risk of infection," says Dr. Kalaycio. With CML, your immune system is perfectly intact and no additional precautions need to be taken to prevent infection, such as wearing a mask in public.
No. CML is not hereditary. So even if your parent has CML, you are not necessarily more likely to develop the disease. And because the disease is relatively rare and does not typically present symptoms in its early phase, screening is unnecessary.


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THE Associated Press | February 15,2013MONTPELIER Gov. Peter Shumlin on Thursday unveiled a plan to get more Vermont students into college and better prepared for jobs by expanding a program that allows them to take college-level courses in high school.
The proposal would expand the dual enrollment program to allow more high school juniors and seniors to attend college classes, for free. Students would be able to attend up to two classes at the Vermont State Colleges, the University of Vermont, and participating private institutions.
We think this is a great opportunity to be able to take students who currently arent getting beyond high school or who are having trouble affording college which is our biggest challenge right now facing Vermonts college-bound students and give them the opportunity to get up to a year of college credit while theyre in high school, Shumlin said. Now thats a huge development.
The courses would cost $150 if taken at the high school and $350 if taught at the college and would be financed by $800,000 in state funding over two years. After that the state would cover half the cost, with the high schools covering the rest.
The proposal is part of a package the governor has proposed and a coalition of education officials, colleges and business leaders support. The plan aims to ensure all Vermont children have access to quality education including programs in science, technology, engineering and math, and opportunities to go to college and get job training, the governor said.
About 600 high school juniors and seniors and 300 technical center students across the state are taking college courses, said Tim Donovan, chancellor of the Vermont State Colleges.
Thats about 1 in 7 high school seniors, he said.
The opportunity has had an extraordinary impact not just on the kids who are already planning to go to college but to those who are wavering, he said.
The goal of the latest proposal is to make the program available to more kids.
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Brueggeman Center for Dialogue
The Edward B. Brueggeman center for dialogue at Xavier University is dedicated to providing space and opportunity for dialogue about the critical issues of our age. It is founded upon the belief that the paths that lead to solutions to our most serious problems will emerge out of dialogue. Interreligious dialogue remains the distinguishing characteristic and integrating factor but in order to truly address the critical issues, the conversation must also include the other academic disciplines, representatives from the business community, government and civic society.
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Center for Catholic Education
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Chinese source claims iPhone 5S as well as a 5-inch iPhone 6 to launch this year
According to a Chines media outlet, Apple is rumored to be planning on releasing two iPhone models later this year. The first model is the expected iPhone 5s which will have the same form factor as the current iPhone 5 and the second rumored release will be the device that we keep hearing about, the 5-inch iPhone.
A source told Chinese mobile phone information site Laoyaoba.com that he has seen the iPhone 5s and iPhone 6 at Apple's suppliers. Both models may be released in 2013, according to the website's microblog on Thursday evening. - The source noted that the iPhone 5s resembles the iPhone 5, and the five-inch iPhone 6 is lighter and thinner.
We have heard quite a few rumors recently about the possibility that Apple is working on a 5-inch iPhone and we even looked into the logistics of doing such a thing. Tim Cook was even asked the question on Apple's earnings call about larger screen devices to which he just confirmed that Apple had selected the correct size for the iPhone 5 at 4-inches.
It should really come as no surprise to anyone that Apple would have prototype iPhone devices at various different screen sizes to test out; maybe this rumor, if true points to one of those. Just because we are hearing about a 5-inch iPhone doesn't mean we will actually see one released. If the rumors are true however we would expect to see more component and casings pictures to leak out of China as Apple ramps up production before its release. The next few months could prove to be very interesting!
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My thoughts exactly. I'm ready for a bigger screen now and I don't want to go Android. The key thing if they make a larger device will be battery life.
Well spotted, I am from the UK and it is hard sometimes to write a word wrongly if you know what I mean.
I'm on board with everyone else regarding a bigger screen! Please let this be true. It would be nice to jump from a 4S to have bigger 5 inch screen!
Same here for my wife and I (and I was one of the people who originally talked about how bigger is better). Both returned our Note 2s for the iPhone5 and couldnt be happier. While the screen real estate is nice at first, its AMAZING how much I use my phone one-handed in REAL life situations...
The note is 5.5. Apple could trim the sides and have a 5inch screen the same size as the GS3.
How is having a larger screen, which most people want by the way, throwing away class? Making money is what companies do, market share is how you do it. What world do you live in.
I hope the 5 inch will be retina
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On average how low was the powder? Did the bad stuff look like it was swept up off the floor?
On average how low was the powder? Did the bad stuff look like it was swept up off the floor?
During the Viet-Nam war. A special ops team discovered a large cache of ammunition in Laos.
They were going too call in an air strike and destroy the ammo. One guy came up with a better idea.
They snuck in and borrowed rounds of the ammo. They then booby trapped just the Chinese ammo and replaced it..
The enemy was using the Chinese ammo and it was blowing up in their faces. Guess they were putting C-4 in place of the powder. Or some type of volatile product.
This went on for over a year or more before word leaked too the press ending the operation.
It almost stared a war between China and Viet-Nam as they thought the Chinese were sabotaging them.
Maybe the Russians are sabotaging our ammo?
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
some rounds were as much as 25% underloaded. others had some bad looking powder--may have been floor sweepings as far as i know--LOL
the rounds causing the major short-strokes and the overly hot barrels after firing were the bad powder rounds. the low powder rounds would still function barely--
i did. while it did burn it burned very slow and extra hot, very smokey too. something about the powder was just wrong. it is most likely a bad batch of powder that wasn't mixed right or wasn't cured out proper. i doubt it was intentional. probably some new hires on a monday after a big vodka party weekend, hug over- they put the floor sweepings in with a batch of powder or some other fuck up.--LOL
i don't think a rifle primer has enough oompth to ignite c4 IIRC. plenty of things you can do to sabotage ammo though. the thing to do is put in just enough powder to lodge a bullet in the barrel. then the weapon is done in either way. rifle lodges a bullet--the enemy stops shooting--or it is k-boom if he shoots another round!
that is THE reason i pulled all the bullets on these--sooner or later one in this batch was bound to have just enough good powder to loge one in the tube. this ammo should have been recalled! if there is much of this crap floating around your going to see some ar-15's and AK's blow up!
lot number of this bad batch# 08-09 4 P715
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Last Tues when I went to try some ammo I took my 7.62 x 39 ar and even though I had a few dented primers it shot ok except a couple of rnds that hung a little-don't think it's really short stroking. Thought it might be the mags- C-products. I think I don't have the latest version. Anyway I wanted to find out as I have a couple more 80% lowers and want to do a 16in to go with the 20in. So I sent C-products an e-mail cause I saw on ar15.com they would send new followers and springs. Imagine my surprise- Chad Panka, Sales manager, e-mailed me back he was sending 8 new mags and a shipping label to send the old ones back!! That's service!! If these work I'll buy 10 more!!
try a wollf XP hammer spring. there is a tutorial on the net somewhere that shows how to trim the back side of a 7.62x39 ar bolt . this makes the firing pin go a bit deeper on strike.
the problem is the 7.62x39 russian made ammo often has deep seated primers.
a little more firing pin travel will cure the dented primer problem.
I've just picked up 15 boxes at 3.98 a box. The Silver Bear is the same price at our local CTD store. I got 5 boxes of that. Maybe I should have reversed that buying decision??
Brown Bear and Silver Bear are both good
military surplus, brown bear, silver bear, golden bear, & wolf have run fine for me in AR/AKs in all calibers.
this tula has been the first really bad batch of russian ammo i have got and i have been shooting the russian ammo for many years.
i don't think ALL tula is THIS bad so you might get lucky.
even the good tula rounds from my batch were underloaded. so YMMV on the tula.


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I had walked into a shop in Manchester, Connecticut, not far from where I live, knowing almost nothing about road bikes--just that I needed to upgrade if I wanted to have any hope of keeping up with the cool kids, which is what I call my cycling friends.
The bike-shop guy introduced himself as Nate. When I told him what I was looking for, he began to speak in what sounded like a kind of free verse: "BB30 bottom bracket/Shimano compact/wheelset composite shifters/Specialized carbon fork."
Eventually, I broke in. "I didn't understand any of that," I said.
"I do have something that's a great deal," he countered.
I waited while he rolled out a speedy-looking carbon-fiber model from a major brand, left over from last year. I don't know much about bikes, but I know a few things about shopping. I test-drove the great deal around the neighborhood and felt completely miserable. This was the first time I'd ever sat on such a bike before, and I was unaccustomed to the slender seat. When I put my hands in the drops, they were so low and far away that the position threatened to put me in traction. The shifters were Martian technology. Mostly, though, I was freaked out by how fast the bike wanted to go and how vaporously light it felt. I've owned kites that weighed more.
I'm nursing a partial rotator-cuff tear, trying to bring my shoulder back through physical therapy. It feels as fragile as a teacup, and on that bike I felt like a man fighting the Battle of Britain in a warplane made of eggshells.
I skittered apprehensively around the streets of Manchester, feeling uncomfortable and on the verge of crashing. The bike seemed a little contemptuous. Please don't let this inept person buy me, I imagined it thinking. I will never realize my full potential.
So I kept shopping, kept talking to people. I made notes of things I didn't understand and looked them up. I talked to the cool kids, one of whom had recently-built a bamboo bike in Brooklyn. I learned things. "What if I wanted to be in the drops in a less aggressive position?" I heard myself asking. "Could you do something with a different stem?"
After test-riding a few more bikes, I realized that the speedy great deal was a bad idea. If you've been celibate until age 30, you probably couldn't handle a first date with Megan Fox. When I told my girlfriend, Maude, I'd decided against the really fast bike, she said, "That gladdens my heart, honey. There are so many wonderful things I want us to do and many of them are difficult in a full-body cast."
Still, carbon interested me. At Central Wheel in West Hartford, I asked Al the Shop Guy about it.
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Art on the Beach & Chefs in the Kitchen poster artist Carol McGill is an "experimenter with a distinctive style" who owes her inspiration to the inventive imagery of Matisse, the plein air subtleties of Monet and the high contrast color creations of Van Gogh. McGill's use of lush oils, which she manipulates with a knife or brush, creates a work of passion and movement. Her work has won her several prestigious awards, including 2011 Best Local Artist by Popular Voice and 2009 and 2010 Piccolo Spoleto One Woman Show awards.
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Eleven-year-old George Taylor recently decided to walk from Gravesend to Canterbury in aid of the Royal British Legion and felt that it would be appropriate to dedicate it to the Honour of Ryan Fletcher, his Dad's cousin who died while serving in the Royal Navy.
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Frinton-on-Sea's only pub has re-opened its doors following a refurbishment that marked the building's 100th year anniversary.
Licensees Carol and Pete Cooper of the Lock & Barrel, Frinton-on-Sea toasted the opening, plus the launch of their new charity partnership last night (Wednesday 12 September).
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Richard Frost, Shepherd Neame's new head brewer, celebrates his first Kentish hop harvest this month, having witnessed at first hand how the county's farmers and growers have overcome challenging weather conditions to bring in the crop. Richard, who joined Britain's oldest brewer in January, after spending 33 years brewing in the Midlands, has relished the opportunity to be up close and hands-on w
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Quick action and a concerted team effort has kept the Hatch pub in Redhill, Surrey, open for business despite a lorry collision that caused £30,000 damage to the popular community pub.
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Los Angeles Lakers had to fire Mike Brown
The 1-4 Lakers wasted little time in firing Mike Brown as head coach, and they fired him for all the right reasons.
Brown and the Princeton offense that he had Eddie Jordan bring in was the worst possible fit for a Lakers team that has Steve Nash.
Brown deserved to be fired. He is a good guy, been around the game a long time. But he is not a smart basketball coach, not a born leader, and he doesn't have the respect of his players. The nickname the Laker players had for him was "Bubba", as in Bubba Gump, and they had it for a reason.
There is nothing wrong with the Princeton offense, but you don't run it when you have Steve Nash, Dwight Howard and Kobe Bryant. You run the Nash offense. You spread the floor and you pick and roll, it benefits everyone.
Which brings us to Mike D'Antoni, the former Suns coach.
The Lakers would be wise to let D'Antoni captain this ship and allow him to bring "Showtime" back to L.A. Not just for Nash, but Howard would excel in that system because of the one he had in Orlando.
The other thought process is to bring Phil Jackson back. This would be a perfect scenario for Phil to ride in on a white horse and save the day, just like he did when Rudy Tomjanovich was let go. The Lakers are a disaster now but they have talent, and Jackson may relish the chance to add to his legacy.
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Reports in France say Newcastle's chief scout travelled to watch the 20-year-old midfielder in action for Guingamp last week.
Magpies boss Alan Pardew has already shown his inclination for talent from across the channel, bringing five signings to Tyneside in January to take the French contingent to 10.
But Belgian-born Imbula, who is contracted at Guingamp until 2015, says there is no foundation to the transfer talk.
The youngster, who has previously been linked with Arsenal and Chelsea, said: "I am trying to finish the season strongly.
"I have a contract until 2015 so let's see what will happen. Guingamp is my club and they will have their say.
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With a wet July behind us, we have been introduced to a very hot and humid August. When this happens it is common for residents to see an increase in insects including spiders, roaches, flies and mosquitoes. Although roaches, flies and mosquitoes are annoying little pests they normally do not cause any medical or health issues for humans. Spiders however, can cause many problems. Especially the poisonous ones.
In Oklahoma, only two spiders, the brown recluse and black widow, are considered dangerous to people. However, tarantulas, jumping spiders, wolf spiders, garden spiders, and numerous other species found in the State are frequently mistaken for venomous spiders. These spiders may be formidable, scary or repulsive to some, but to most people their bite is less harmful than a bee sting.
Folklore would have some believe that all spiders are venomous. The facts are that, except for two very small groups (families), all spiders do possess venom glands which void through small holes near the tips of their fangs. However, most spiders do not bite humans, and with a few exceptions, spider venoms are not harmful to humans or other mammals. Spiders are important predators which help keep insect and some other arthropod pest populations in check. This beneficial role far outweighs the hazard posed by the few spiders that occasionally bite humans.
Some people have a phobia of spiders (arachnophobia). Some of these fears of spiders are because people believe they are aggressive and will attack humans with little or no provocation. Nothing could be further from the truth. Only one spider in the world is considered aggressive—the funnel-web spider of Australia, Atrax robustus, which reputedly will attack without provocation. No other spider is overly aggressive unless cornered, injured, or otherwise overly provoked. It is true that many North American spiders will rush over their webs to investigate any disturbance. This is a natural hunting reaction, as many species of spiders employ webs to entrap other animals for food.
It is a false impression that the bites of known dangerous spiders always cause a very serious condition or even death. The truth is that fatalities from spider bites are rare, and the consequences of the bite may range from trivial to severe. The severity of the reaction to spider venom is dictated by many factors. The amount of venom injected may vary from almost none to a full dose, depending on the site of the bite, the length of time the fangs are in the tissues, and the quantity of venom injected. Also, the reaction of different individuals to the same type and amount of venom may vary widely, since age, general state of the victim's health, and differences in genetics would likely determine the severity of reaction.
We will be covering several of the spiders that make their homes in Oklahoma, along with providing a photo to help you identify your creepy crawly.
The first spider we will be taking a closer look at is the Brown Recluse.
Brown Recluse
The brown recluse spider, also known as the brown spider or fiddleback spider, is a soft bodied, secretive species that is light tan to dark brown in color. The adult spider is about half an inch in length and has long, delicate legs which are covered with short, dark hairs. Distinguishing characteristics are the presence of three pairs of eyes arranged in a semicircle on the forepart of the head, a violin-shaped dark marking immediately behind the semicircle of eyes (with the neck of the violin pointing towards the bulbous abdomen), and the characteristically long legs.
The immature stages closely resemble the adults except for size and often a slightly lighter color.
Life Cycle and Habits
The eggs are deposited in off-white silken cases in sheltered, dark areas where the spiders live. The cases are approximately one-quarter to one-third of an inch in diameter. In the summer, spiderlings emerge from egg cases in 24-36 days. Forty or more spiderlings develop from each egg case. However, before leaving the egg case the spiderlings molt once and then abandon the egg case. Development is relatively slow and is generally influenced by weather conditions and the availability of food. However, with adequate food and mild temperatures, the brown recluse spider can reach maturity in 10-12 months. The spiders are capable of surviving for long periods of time without food or water. Female spiders may live from one to two years, but some have reached four to five years. During her life one to five egg sacs are produced.
The spider is most active at night when it comes out in search of food. During the day, it rests in quiet, undisturbed places. In homes, spiders may be found in bathrooms, bedrooms,
closets, basements, cellars, and attics, as well as under furniture. Spiders are often found hiding in old clothes, in shoes, behind pictures, in storage boxes, in stacks of paper, on the undersides of tables and chairs, behind baseboards and floor facings, or in corners and crevices. Spiders also live outdoors under rocks and bark, and they are frequently found in barns, storage sheds, and garages. The presence of shed skins in and around residences may be indicative of infestations.
Effects of the Bite
The brown recluse is not aggressive and normally bites only when pressure is applied to it. People are often bitten when they put on clothing or shoes in which a spider is hiding, when they roll over on a spider in bed, or when they clean a storage area that the spider is inhabiting. Individuals react differently to the bite; some people may not be aware of the bite for two or three hours, while others may have an immediate painful reaction. A stinging sensation is usually followed by intense pain. Within eight hours, a small puss-filled blister usually rises, and a large area around the bite becomes red and swollen. The victim may become restless and feverish and have difficulty in sleeping. The local pain is frequently quite intense, and the skin area surrounding the bite remains red and hard to the touch for some time. The tissue affected locally by the cytotoxic venom is killed and gradually sloughs away, exposing the underlying muscle. Skin grafts are often necessary to repair severe damage.
Healing takes place slowly and may take six to eight weeks. Without prompt medical attention the end result of a bite can be a sunken scar, ranging from the size of a penny to a half-dollar. In case of a bite, the victim should consult a physician immediately, and, if possible, the spider which caused the bite should be captured for positive identification.
As yet, specific antivenom is not available for treatment; therefore, both local and systemic reactions have been treated symptomatically. Corticosteroids are considered specific for combating hemolysis and other systemic complications, but they should only be administered by a physician.
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Review: Cocaine CowboysTuesday, October 31st, 2006
Griselda Blanco, a.k.a. The Godmother, a suspect in hundreds of drug-related murders in Miami during the '80s.
Cocaine Cowboys is this year's other Miami Vice. However, the Cocaine Cowboys is a serious documentary, which takes an unromanticized look at the cocaine trade in Miami during the 1970(s) and 80(s). This is a must see film. Read on:
This year has seen not one but two movies about Miami vice. The first was Michael Mann's big-screen version of the 1980s TV series. The second is the documentary Cocaine Cowboys, a dizzying look back at the cocaine trade of the 1970s and '80s and how it affected the city of Miami, Florida.
Directed by Billy Corben (Raw Deal: A Question Of Consent), Cocaine Cowboys explores Miami's cocaine trade from the inside, including recent interviews with the criminals, cops and citizens who were there when the one-time retirement community metamorphosized into the glamorous yet blood-soaked epicenter of the Medellin cartel's stateside operations.
The turning point for the city, the film suggests, was the Dadeland Mall shootings of July 11, 1979, when Colombian males involved in the coke business were gunned down at a liquor store in broad daylight. The level of violence displayed in the machine gun slayings was unheard of in Miami before that day but from then on it became commonplace. Miami, in effect, became a war zone for years after that.
A number of factors came into play that led to Miami becoming the murder capital of the U.S. during the 1980s due to the cocaine trade. Cocaine Cowboys focuses on two white Americans who made a fortune in the coke business, and illuminates how the trade literally made Miami the city it is today. The primary subjects are coke traffickers Jon Roberts and Mickey Munday. Jon, a brash New Yorker with Mafia ties, came south to avoid the "heat" from police only to find that he could make a fortune beyond his wildest dreams in the then "wide open" sleepy city of Miami. Jon was the business manager; transportation was handled by his foil, native Floridian Mickey (no Disney jokes, please).
These guys brought in obscene amounts of cocaine into the U.S. through Miami during the '70s and '80s. But they were just part of a larger narco-trafficking network originating in Colombia, which used Cubans as its distributors. Panama, then under the control of strongman dictator Manuel Noriega, served as the cartels' bank. The Miami police department was besieged by corruption and lawyers got in on the act, too.
Cocaine Cowboys recounts the fast, glamorous life enjoyed by the likes of Roberts, a man so filthy rich he buried millions of dollars in cash in his backyard. But as in any gangland rise-and-fall story, the good times come to an end. After the Dadeland Mall slayings – the Lexington & Concord moment of the "cocaine wars" – the Miami's murder rate tripled during the '80s to over 600 homicides a year. This drug-driven bloodshed prompted Time to brand Miami a "Paradise Lost." And the person suspected behind hundreds of these murders – including Dadeland – was an unlikely figure.
The drug trade in Miami, we learn, was not lorded over by a man but rather a woman: Griselda Blanco, a.k.a. The Godmother/The Queen of Cocaine/The Black Widow. And, as recounted by her former henchman, convicted killer Jorge "Rivi" Ayala, she was a terrifying master who ruled through fear and unspeakable violence. She would think nothing of having anyone – literally, anyone or anything near a target, including their wives, children and pets – butchered along with whomever had wronged her. The film's most gruesome and shocking moments recall the numerous murders and attempted hits that Rivi and the various law enforcement personnel interviewed here connect Blanco with. Rivi speaks with chillingly calm candor about how he went from car thief to hitman, and his role in dozens of drug-related slayings. But Blanco remains the true monster of the piece.
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"BREAKING BAD" SERIES FINALE – It hardly seems fair that this electrifying drama aired for only five seasons, but all "Bad" things must come to an end. Of course, fans will be perched on the edge of their sofas to see how the final act plays out for Walter White (Bryan Cranston), the mild-mannered chemistry teacher who morphed into a murderous drug lord. We have no idea what's going to go down, but Cranston tells viewers to expect an episode that's "unapologetic and very 'Breaking Bad.'" 9 p.m. Sunday, AMC.
SUNDAY: This could be a bad sign: Season 23 of "The Amazing Race" begins tonight and we're already out of breath. To the couch we go. 8 p.m., CBS.
SUNDAY: That tantalizing cliffhanger has us stoked for the new season of "The Good Wife." Now, can Alicia (Julianna Margulies) manage to keep her plans to leave the firm a secret? 9 p.m., CBS.
SUNDAY: As Season 3 of "Homeland" begins, Brody (Damian Lewis) is on the lam and Carrie (Claire Danes) is off her meds. This can't end well. 9 p.m., Showtime.
SUNDAY: "Masters of Sex," the compelling new drama about William Masters and Virginia Johnson (Michael Sheen, Lizzy Caplan) contains a lot of naked people hooking up. But, relax, it's all in the name of science. 10 p.m., Showtime.
MONDAY: "Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey" tells the inspiring, fairy tale-like story of Arnel Pineda, who went from being a small-time club singer in the Philippines to the front man for the rock band Journey. 10 p.m., PBS.
TUESDAY: They struck it rich in the lottery. Now what? The new drama, "Lucky 7" continues as fame beckons and reality begins to set in for our little gas-station crew. 10 p.m., ABC.
WEDNESDAY: Bad guys, beware. Blair Underwood attempts to fill the shoes – and the wheelchair – of Raymond Burr in a remake of "Ironside" that has him playing the driven crime-fighter. 10 p.m., NBC.
THURSDAY: Ready for some Klaus encounters? "The Originals," a spinoff of "The Vampire Diaries," has the bad boy bloodsucker (Joseph Morgan) setting up shop in New Orleans. 9 p.m., The CW.
THURSDAY: Buckle your seat belts: Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) and "Scandal" are back tonight. The turbocharged drama picks up just minutes after last season's stunning cliffhanger left off. 10 p.m., ABC.
FRIDAY: Book it, Danno: "Hawaii Five-0" may be airing on a new night, but it's still full of tropical splendor – and plenty of murderers for McGarrett (Alex O'Loughlin) to chase. 9 p.m., CBS.
SATURDAY: "Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight" isn't about his bouts with Joe Frazier or George Foreman. It's a film that recalls the boxer's Supreme Court legal battle after refusing to be drafted into the U.S. military. Frank Langella stars as Chief Justice Warren E. Burger. 8 p.m., HBO.
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If you are happy with the simple but elegant features of the Original Duluth Pack, but could really use some extra protection from repetitive intense use, look no further. The Heavy Duty Duluth Packs have all the same great features of the Original, but are instead constructed from an 18-ounce heavy-duty canvas. In addition, both the #3 and #4 size options are built with double bottoms, high quality roller buckles, and extra beefy 1-inch riveted leather flap straps. Each pack includes a 6ml replaceable poly liner and tumpline. Made in USA.
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Item No. S-413 #3 Heavy Duty
- Dimensions: 26H x 28W
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- Construction: 18 oz canvas, envelope style design, double bottom, double sewn side seams, leather reinforcements for all rivets and high stress seams, leather 1-inch flap straps, includes M-211 poly liner
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- Dimensions: 26H x 28W x 6D
- Capacity: 7,920 cubic inches : 129.79L
- Construction: 18 oz canvas, box pack design, double bottom, double sewn side seams, leather reinforcements for all rivets and high stress seams, leather 1-inch flap straps, includes M-215 poly liner, compatible with 24" basket,
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The Heavy Duty #3 and #4 were both developed in response to the demanding prolonged use that the typical outfitter portage pack experiences. While our Original Duluth Pack was more than adequate for a majority of our customers, our canoe trip outfitter friends needed something that could withstand the day in and day out rigors of tough portaging and bushwhacking all season long.
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Phone: (617) 524-6040 | Fax: (617) 524-6042
Email: info/at/fundabortionnow.org
Website: www.nnaf.org
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Type of Organization: National Grassroots/Advocacy
Founded: 1993
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The National Network of Abortion Funds, an affiliation of local Abortion Funds, believes that the right to choose abortion is meaningless without access to abortion services. We oppose all efforts to restrict abortion rights and are committed to fighting for access to abortion for all women. All restrictions on abortion access and funding are discriminatory because they especially burden poor women, young women, women of color and rural women. We believe that it is the responsibility of government to fund abortions, either through Medicaid or within any national health care plan. At the same time, we believe that we must act now to support women who want abortions and cannot afford them. Member Funds of the National Network of Abortion Funds provide financial assistance and support to women seeking abortions. The National Network is created for the following purposes: To facilitate networking and provide mutual support for existing funds; To do outreach and provide support for the creation of new Funds; to explore new ways to meet the immediate funding needs of women; To engage in coalition work at the national level on issues of access to abortion, reproductive freedom and health care, with a special emphasis on funding.
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Due to light weight I needed to continuously remind myself that it is a real chainsaw that can be dangerous if not careful.
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I own a Christmas tree farm & was looking for a saw that was easy & light enough for a woman to handle safely. This saw is it. Its compact size allows for easy trunk cutting. It has enough engine to cut down a typical 6-8 foot tree with ease. It's a great product at a great price. The only thing that would improve this product would be if it came in its own plastic carrying case; it does, however, come with a scabbard to protect the blade.
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A friend loaned me a 18" gas powered chainsaw to cut up a 16' x 18-20" log into pieces for a countertop and legs for my pool deck. The saw was brand new. It lasted for 1/2 hour and just quit inexplicably. He returned it and brought the identical saw back (brand new). It would not even start.
I have a Greenworks lawn mower that works great, also purchased here, so I thought I'd check out a chain saw. I would normally only use this for small limb trimming and cutting small pieces for firewood, but needed to finish the job left undone by the gas chainsaw. Since I did not think it would do so well, I took a "before" pic. Much to my amazement it cut the rest of the log and there is still power left on the battery.
If you check out the pics you can see where it was cut with the gas saw, black marks. The Greenworks Saw is too small for this job so I had to cut in from both sides. The cut is not the cleanest because the saw is too small for a job like this, but WOW. Unbelievable. Well, I hope this helps other buyers. Reviews always help me so I always return the favor for others.
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I have been writing about GoGrid for a few months now, both on this blog and on others. After almost two years of development, we are launching GoGrid to the general public. While you probably shouldn't, at this point, host your mission critical servers on GoGrid yet (e.g., NORAD should probably hold off on hosting any Launch Command servers for a while), you SHOULD feel free to set up test environments, Quality Assurance servers, rollover backup servers, and demo servers on GoGrid. That is the nature of beta software, good enough for prime time, great enough to understand how the technology can help your business thrive and grow, helping you plan for the future.
There are several plans that you can choose from when signing up:
- Pay As You Go – Pay only for what you use
- Business Grid – Good for businesses looking to offload a few servers for a good cost-savings
- Advanced Grid – Better for larger computational networks and Internet development platforms
- Enterprise Grid – Best for enterprises hoping to quickly scale or set up failover environments
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Myrtle Beach, SC – Junior Jill Martucci (Hamburg, NY/Hamburg) blasted a two-run homerun and had 6 RBIs while Emily Ripley (Batavia, NY/Notre Dame Catholic) went 5 for 6 for the day with one home run, giving Hilbert College a split decision in softball March 15. The Hawks beat Becker College 11-1 in game two, but came up short in the 7-4 loss to Keystone.
Halsey Baker (Scio, NY/Scio) hit homerun number two for the season when she sent one over the fence against Becker matching yesterday's long ball. Martucci pushed 6 runs across the plate while Devan Jonathan (Basom, NY/Akron) won the game on the mound, her first for the season.
In the morning game against Keystone, Ripley hit a solo home run, and Martucci followed it up with a two-run homerun. But beyond that, the Hawks couldn't match the offensive output of the team from Pennsylvania and held on for a 3-run deficit.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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BURLINGTON, N.C. – The Chattanooga Lady Mocs softball team (26-26, 10-11 SoCon) fell 4-3 Sunday evening at Hunt Softball Park to Elon (21-30, 8-16 SoCon) as the Phoenix completed the weekend sweep. The loss to Elon slides Chattanooga one spot in the standings and makes the Lady Mocs the No. 6 seed going into the Southern Conference Tournament in Greensboro, N.C. UTC will take on No. 3 Georgia Southern Wednesday at 2 p.m. to open up tournament play.
"It's not how we wanted to finished the season," Head Coach Frank Reed said. "But those were some tough games we played. Our team fought hard and we took a talented team to two down-to-the-wire situations this weekend. Now we have to take advantage of the next two days and prepare for the tournament."
Sunday saw freshman pitcher Rachel Albritton (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) pitch 7.2 strong innings of softball, despite walking away with the loss. The freshman retired six batters on strikes and walked only one Elon batter. From the last out of the first inning to the first batter of the fifth, Albritton retired 10 Elon batters in a row and dealing three strikeouts over the streak. The loss brings Albritton's record to 6-5 on the season.
Chattanooga jumped ahead in the first inning as freshman Sam Taylor (Chickamauga, Ga.) led off with a single up the middle to center. Junior Stephanie Rieck (Chandler, Ariz) sacrificed Taylor to second and Anyssa Robles (Lawrenceville, Ga.) followed up with a single to right to place runners on the corners. Sophomore third baseman Sarah Beth Roberts (Mt. Juliet, Tenn.) delivered a single to center to score Taylor from third, putting the Lady Mocs on top 1-0.
After four scoreless innings, the Elon offense found its way to the scoreboard in the fifth as Albritton ran into her first bit of trouble. Back-to-back singles put two runners on and an RBI groundout to shortstop off the bat of Allie Ford drove in the first Phoenix run, tying the game at 1-1.
Chattanooga was held scoreless in the sixth – retired in order after redshirt freshman Jenny Garcia (Maimi, Fla.) was hit by a pitch – and Elon took advantage of the dry inning. With two outs on the board, Carleigh Nester walked and first baseman Grace Eng sent a line-drive home run to left to put Elon on top 3-1.
Down going into the final frame, Chattanooga answered with two runs in the top of the seventh to tie the game 3-3. Sam Taylor led off the inning with a reached-on-error and Rieck followed up with a single to right. Robles dealt the run-scoring blow with a double to the right-center gap to score both Taylor and Rieck.
Elon kept UTC off the board in the eighth inning but with one out and runner at second and third in the bottom of the eighth inning, a sacrifice fly ball to right off the bat of Nester sank the Lady Mocs in extra innings.
Elon reliever Chelsea White was credited with her seventh win of the season while senior starter Kari Pervell came away with no decision after seven innings of work.
Chattanooga will practice Monday and Tuesday for the upcoming tournament before beginning the bracket Wednesday afternoon. For the full bracket and list of seeds, click here.


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