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The Counter-Kimura
This is a simple, and incredibly useful way to submit an opponent who is trying to submit you with a kimura from the bottom of half-guard.
To set the stage: Your opponent has a kimura set up :ohyeah:
Grab your leg, and start to get your kimuraed shoulder towards the ground to stop the lock from being cranked. Reach your other arm through, and grab your kimuraed arm's hand in a monkey grip (thumbs pointing in opposing directions). Try and get your kimuraed shoulder to the ground, and pull up with your other arm.
If done right, your opponent should be (verbally) tapping in short order.
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This is a great escape if you can get it soon enough (you've probably lost it if your arm can't reach your leg to defend). Most people will be able to struggle out of the submission but it's still a possible and poses a threat.
Here's a little trick for the guy on bottom:
I actually go for kimuras from underneath half guard, but for a different reason than getting the sub: I do a sweep/roll from there.
Basically, kimura whichever arm you can reach (this must be tight, because the sweep has a lot of risk inherent to it), then drop your half guard and spin around to basically put yourself in north south. You spin in the opposite direction of whichever arm you have the kimura on: if you have the left arm, spin clockwise. Right arm, go counterclockwise. YOUR OPPONENT MUST BE BROKEN DOWN FOR THIS TECHNIQUE TO WORK.
Then, once you've arrived in this north/south position, immediately roll to whichever side you have the kimura slapped on. You can sit up and finish from here, or just take north/south and go from there.
Warning: This is not the best technique in the world, but I have used it for about a year with a lot of success when nothing else is working, and have put plenty of blues/purples in north south with this sweep. There are, however, counters for it, and I have been taught them.
The "tricks" to this tech:
1.) The technique is totally unexpected. Who puts himself in north south from half guard?
2.) You must spin as fast as you can. A fast spin does not allow time for the opponent to react.
3.) If you don't have the opponent's base broken down with the kimura, do not attempt this technique. If he somehow manages to sit up and get a wide base, you are fucked, as you have just put yourself into a bad spot.
As far as I can recall, I have never been countered when using this technique, but it is really not the best jiu-jitsu in the world, and I only resort to using it when I just can't get anything else from half guard to work. So use it at your own risk you jackals.
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I've never actually had anyone go for an inverted armbar on me from here, so I'm honestly unsure as to how I'd react.
Before I attempt to counter your e-grappling (I like the idea, btw.), one question:
Have I caught hold of my leg before you've let go of the kimura and gone after the defensive arm?
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omega, are you doing the kimura on the arm on the side of the trapped leg or the far one?
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I'm pretty sure it has to be the far side, but I just wanted to ask to make sure everyone was on track. So no, I don't think you're coming at this wrong.
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I prefer to counter kimura attempts from half guard by escaping and using your opponents grips against him to set up an armbar counter.
If you're trying to visualize what Im talking about, just watch the Hughes St Pierre fight- St Pierre was going for kimuras from bottom half guard every time he was there. Finally, in the closing seconds, Hughes was able to escape from half guard and pull this submission off beautifully.

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During its first annual coat drive, the Sharing Center in downtown West Jefferson will be accepting donations of new or gently used clean coats for those in need through December.
"Our goal this year is an ambitious one," said Sexton, food purchaser for the center. "We hope to collect 500 coats. We especially need coats for young and school-age children."
"The Sharing Center has been in operation for over 30 years," said Sexton. To illustrate how important the center is to those who utilize its services, he gave some figures. "Last month we helped 464 families, representing a total of 1420 Ashe County people in need."
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Jeremiah Geiger was a participant for years in the Whitley County 4-H Fair. He is still involved, but now on a different side.
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"Nothing went right this fall," Geiger said. "I couldn't get (my animals) bred."
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- This paper examines the development of periphrastic constructions involving auxiliary "have" and "be" with a past participle in the history of English, on the basis of parsed electronic corpora. It is argued that the two constructions represented distinct syntactic and semantic structures: while the one with have developed into a true perfect in the course of Middle English, the one with be remained a stative resultative throughout its history. In this way, it is explained why the be construction was rarely or never used in a number of contexts, including past counterfactuals, iteratives, duratives, certain kinds of infinitives and various other utterance types that cannot be characterized as perfects of result. When the construction with have became a true perfect, it was used in such contexts, regardless of the identity of the main verb, leading to the appearance of have with verbs like come which had previously only taken be. Crucially, however, have was not spreading at the expense of be, as the be perfect had never been used in such contexts, but rather at the expense of the old simple past. At least until the end of the Early Modern English period, the shift in the relative frequency of have and be perfects is to be explained in terms of the expansion of the former into new contexts, while the latter remained stable. A formal analysis is proposed, taking as its starting point a comparison with German which shows that the older English be perfect indeed behaves more like the German stative passive than its haben and sein perfects.


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In the halls of Goose Creek High School, it would be easy to see right past Allen Moran and Brandon Washington. At 106 and 113 pounds, they are among the smallest of the students roaming those halls. They certainly don't appear to be athletic heroes. But they are because wrestling gives them that opportunity. The lightest Gators, Moran and Washington, recorded pins in the final two matches Monday night at GCHS, capping a furious Goose Creek rally as the Gators captured the city wrestling championship with a 38-26 win over rival Stratford High School. "If kids understand that (wrestling) is their potential then it could be their sport," GCHS coach Leonard Covington said. "A lot of the smaller kids go out for football and ride the bench for four years. They could come out for wrestling and really compete. My goodness, it doesn't get any better than this." The crowd was frenzied heading into the home stretch. The Knights had won three city titles in a row before the Gators came back from a 26-17 deficit in the final four matches. The win also gave Goose Creek a second-place finish in Region 7-AAAA heading into the playoffs, which begin Feb. 8. Stratford finished third in Region 7. Wando was the Region 7 champion. After Stratford's T.J. Deveaux recorded a pin in the 195-pound match, the Knights led 26-17. The two heaviest Goose Creek wrestlers set the stage for Moran and Washington. Mason Palmer earned a pin in the 220-pound match and Moises Gallegos edged Daniel Dees 2-1 in the heavyweight bout. Moran, a junior, then broke the tie and Washington, a senior, iced it. "They are really really solid performers," Covington said. "They've been in our program for four years and are great leaders. They are good students. We're proud of them." Moran is 17-0 and Washington 14-1 this winter on the mat. The Knights finish the dual season 15-8, while Goose Creek ends up 13-3. "It's been three years and they've beaten us pretty good each of the last three years," Covington said. "I felt like we had a chance tonight if certain things would happen. Our first five was huge. We thought instead of touchdowns, give them field goals. It worked out that way and plus we won two of the matches, which we weren't expecting." The match began at 120 pounds and Goose Creek's Justin Grassmeyer (120) and Stratford's Ross Johnson (126) each won decisions, followed by major decisions by Goose Creek's Chris Theriot (132) and Stratford's Kemp Shider (138). Michael Stickney's pin at 145 and Billy Ackerman's decision at 152 gave Stratford a 16-7 lead before Goose Creek's Caleb Rubin won a major decision at 160 pounds. At 171 pounds, Stratford's J.D. Harrelson recorded a major decision, which was countered by Goose Creek's Travae Hines' pin at 182 pounds. Deveaux earned the last points for the Knights with his pin in the 195-pound match. "I felt like if it came down to (Moran and Washington), we could get (Stratford)," Covington said.
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I really liked this backpack, but the snaps broke after a few months of use. I think it was mostly my fault because I was carrying heavy textbooks from home to school; and right back from school to home. I guess it could not take all the heaviness. So, buyers beware: this bookbag is not made for heavy lifting....
Amerileather Chief Flapover Drawsting Leather Backpack
ITEM#: 13959121This supple cowhide leather backpack offers great versatility. It features drawstring, magnetic snap flap closure, and multiple outer panel compartments. The sturdy leather carrying handle let you transport the bag without using the back straps.
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I really liked this backpack, but the snaps broke after a few months of use. I think it was mostly my fault because I was carrying heavy textbooks from home to school; and right back from school to home. I guess it could not take all the heaviness. So, buyers beware: this bookbag is not made for heavy lifting.Read More
Wrong Color IN Box!
The backpack was good quality and value for the money, it simply was shipped in the wrong color! The box was stamped by the manuf. as DK. BROWN, but inside we found MOCA color?? Now MOCA isn't even a color choice for this model number so, there are some complicated issues here with this item in Dk.Brown. Not an Overstock picking error. Overstock decided to subtract the cost of the return shipping label (10%) from the refund, even after my providing color pictures from their web site to support the legitimacy for the return. So, after complaining to customer service about expecting me to pay for the return of wrong color sent, a full refund was made. All is well...Read More
I like this one
I love the color. I used it for an over night and it didn't quite fit for all the stuff I needed. . . my needs may be greater than a normal person. I'm happy with it and won't push it so hard the next time I need it. It is good for air travel. I have to take a portable oxygen concentrator with me in airplanes. A purse on my back really frees up the hands for dealing with other things.Read More
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I purchased this item for my wife as an Anniversary present (3rd Anniversary, Leather). She had been looking for a leather backpack/purse for some time but was having trouble finding one she liked at a reasonable prices. I found this item and it seemed good, based on prior reviews. She absolutely loves the backpack! The only flaw is that there are a couple of spots where the stitching is not perfect. However, they are not bad enough to warrant a return. Overall, very pleased.Read More
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Very nice quality leather and well made. It exceeded my expectations.Read More
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I really like the quality of this backpack, and it's super cute! But I'm returning it because it isn't big enough for my school needs. After one notepad of paper, a book or two, and maybe my wallet & and a bottle of water it won't stay closed. The snap button for the flap keeps popping open and it's super annoying. I bought the brown color, and the other review mentions the brown snap having the most problems, so that may be the problem. Either way, I'm going to purchase something with a zipper to avoid this problem in the future.Read More
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(Release: July 12, 2012) - Hagerstown Community College recently graduated 20 students in its dental assisting program. Graduates were honored at a special ceremony on June 28, 2012. Following remarks from Theresa Marks, HCC instructor, dental assisting/hygiene and program coordinator, attendees heard from Angela Stoops, director, health sciences, and keynote speakers Jon Pike, DDS, Associated Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, and Robert Zimmerman, DDS, Cornerstone Family Dentistry. Students also heard from three of their classmates: Myia Evans, Rachel Lee, and Joanna Pereschuk.
Graduates included Brittany Creek, of Berkeley Springs, W.Va.; Mary Drury of Clear Spring; Katie Rice, of Cumberland; Brandy Bollinger, Daniele Curry, Nichole Ecton, Myia Evans, Rebekah Jenkins, Mylika Keyes, Rachel Lee, Tammy Streletz, and Maegan Taylor, all of Hagerstown; Katherine Kriner, Autumn Smith, and Lauren St. Clair, of Mercersburg, Pa.; Kelsie Trumbull, of Rohrersville; Joanna Pereschuk, of Sharpsburg; Katelyn Hornbaker, of St. Thomas, Pa.; Katie Horner, of Walkersville; and Sarah Duffey, of Williamsport.
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what did apple use for their presentations for that iPhone 5 yesterday?
iPhone 5, Lightning connector don't list video-out support, promote AirPlay and an Apple TV instead
Apple's old 30-pin iPod connector carried a lot of legacy support through the years, but it also was a capable, if chunky, connection. Those 30 pins could handle a whole hell of a lot, including serial, line-in, and component and composite video. With the switch to the new 8-pin Lightning connector on the iPhone 5, new iPod Nano, and new iPod Touch, some notable benefits were achieved, including a full digital pipe, a fully-reversible design, and a much smaller footprint. But some things might have been lost, like video out.
For the iPhone 4S, Apple's tech specs lists under TV and Video that the smartphone supports AirPlay streaming to an Apple TV, 1080p mirroring and video out over the Apple Digital AV Adapter (Apple's 30-pin-to-HDMI joiner), 480p/576p with the Apple Component AV Cable (RGB plus stereo audio, since discontinued in favor of the HDMI adapter), and 480i/576i with the Apple Composite AV Cable (yellow video, stereo audio).
For the iPhone 5, there's AirPlay. You can stream 1080p video to a third generation Apple TV (which supports 1080p) or 720p video to the second generation little black box (which doesn't support 1080p), and you can mirror your iPhone 5 to either black streaming box at 720p. For what it's worth, 720p at 720x1280 pixels is close to the iPhone 5's turned-sideways screen resolution of 1136x640. Either way it would have to be scaled up to 1080p, so broadcasting the mirroring at 720p offloads that upscaling processing to the external display instead of the iPhone, saving precious battery life, preserving Wi-Fi bandwidth, and keeping that A6 processor a bit cooler.
In case you're wondering if you might be able to get video out working on a soon-to-be-yours iPhone 5 with the Lightning-to-30-pin adapter or cable, don't hold your breath. Both adapters state video out functionality is not supported.
There are two possibilities here. Either physical video out has gone the way of the floppy with the Lightning connector, or Apple will at some point make break-out cables that translate the Lightning digital signal into HDMI, VGA, and older formats.
If hard line video out is gone, in a way it makes sense. Apple's charging forward with wireless streaming, but it's frustrating for anybody who regularly uses the adapter to display what's on your device on a bigger display without the need for a wireless network. Any presentation-giving road warrior that got used to just plugging their iPhone or iPad into a projector or HDTV via an adapter in the boardroom they're visiting will be facing a future of carrying around an Apple TV, HDMI cable, and an Airport Express just to get video off an iPhone 5 (and presumably future iPads) and onto that bigger screen.
If Apple is planning to release breakout cables, like they have for Thunderbolt on the Mac, let's hope they do it soon. Let's also hope Apple's planning to license AirPlay video streaming to display and projector manufacturers, and including Wi-Fi Direct coupling capability so one can hook up to them without a wireless network present. If not, the Lightning connector just made mobile presentation life a lot more difficult.
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iPhone 5, Lightning connector don't list video-out support, promote AirPlay and an Apple TV instead
Derek, Not to be picky but your title needs the word "don't" replaced with "doesn't". This is the correct grammar.
This sucks BIG time! I use me iPad --> HDMI via the apple connector to watch movies on my big TV. This is also true when traveling (easy to connect hotel TV to my iPad) or even going over to a friends house who does not have an Apple TV. Sorry to say, but not everyone has Apple devices.. If the new iPad (or the current iPhone 5) truely doesn't support HDMI via cables, this is a problem for me. Does this mean I need to buy & carry an Apple TV with me where ever I go? Rediculous!
I'm a university professor, and have started using an iPad connected to a projector instead of a chalkboard in some of my classes. I don't like being tethered by the 30pin->VGA adapter (our classroom projectors mostly don't have HDMI in yet); but our campus wifi network doesn't support multicast, which you need for AirPlay w/ Apple TV (and we're not supposed to plug in e.g. Airport Expresses or other devices to make our own local wifi networks). So I'm stuck using a cable for now. Hopefully Apple will continue to support a way to connect iOS devices (or at least iPads) to older projectors.
This is frikken BS!!!!! I currently use my Iphone to connect to my navi unit in my truck via the navtool adapter that connects to my nav unit(Jeep) and then to an Avio composite a/v wire that plugs in to my iphone via 30 pin connector. I then have a Vulkano streamer at home and I am able to watch TV in my Jeep. Change channels and more. I was looking forward to I5 because of 4G. 3G is too choppy. And now I see this!!! Oh boy! Was just going to buy the I5 because of 4G but now I cant connect to my Jeep. Now I have to wait until they come out with an aftermarket wire that supports it and an app like DisplayOut (jailbreak) which I currently use now. If this is the case that it won't support it at all, then they just lost a sale. I would rather switch to Sammy GS3 and use hdmi to composite converter to keep that feature.
Discussion ends here.... VGA and HDMI support for lightning is available.
What's worse is that once you update your iPhone 4S, iPod Touch 4th Gen, iPad 2 or iPad 3 to iOS 6, it cripples the video-out capabilities of the 30-pin connector - i.e. AV Composite cable will not work anymore :(


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Coming of age for a Jew, which happens automatically at age 13 for a boy and 12 for a girl, is termed bar and bat mitzvah, that is, obligated to perform the Jewish mitzvot (commandments). A ceremony marking the first performance of mitzvot such as being called up to the Torah to say the blessings (known as "getting an aliyah") began to make sense only in the Middle Ages. Earlier, the age of majority had little practical meaning because minors were "permitted" (though not "obligated") to perform many rituals that were later reserved only for boys who had reached the age of bar mitzvah.
The history of the bar mitzvah dates back to a fifth-century rabbinic text references a blessing (still part of a traditional bar mitzvah) recited by the father thanking God for freeing him from responsibility for the deeds of his child, who is now accountable for his own actions. A 14th-century text mentions a father reciting this blessing in a synagogue when his son has his first aliyah. By the 17th century, boys celebrating this coming of age were also reading from the Torah, chanting the weekly prophetic portion, leading services, and delivering learned talks.
Religious reformers of 19th-century Europe, uncomfortable with the ritual focus of the bar mitzvah, developed the confirmation ceremony, which celebrated the acquisition of the principles of Jewish faith by older teens. The confirmation ceremony quickly included girls as well as boys and spread to Reform and later Conservative congregations in the United States.
The bat mitzvah celebration made a late appearance in the United States with the bat mitzvah of Judith Kaplan in 1922. In the last half century, the bat mitzvah has been widely observed in liberal congregations, but has developed more slowly among traditional Jews, because women are not legally obligated by Jewish law to perform public mitzvot.
In the last three decades, an adult bar/bat mitzvah ceremony has developed that is not a coming of age, but rather an affirmation of Jewish identity for Jews who did not have bar/bat mitzvahs as children.
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Don Tally was born September 2, 1933 in Bryan County to Willis Eugene and Elva Morrison Tally. He passed from this life in the early morning hours of June 1, 2012. He lived his early years in and around Colbert and Calera and graduated from Calera High School in 1951. Don attended Southeastern State University and began a career in sales. He was a member of the Optimist Club in Denison, TX. The company he identified with most was Moorman Feed Company where he worked from 1968 until 1980, earning several high sales awards. Don was a lifelong member of the American Quarter Horse Association. He owned many horses over the years. The one he recalled most fondly was Old Sue, his first good roping horse. In later years he had an Australian Shepherd also named Sue, in memory of the horse. He enjoyed leatherwork and operated a saddle shop for many years. Don loved good conversation, ranching, and training horses. He had a special place in his heart for spending time with his family. Don was preceded in death by his parents; brother JE Tally; sister Ella Belle Tally Caldwell; and a grandson, Dustin Trammell. He is survived by his wife Claudine Campton Tally of Snow; son Donald W. Tally Jr. and wife Sabrina of Midland, TX; daughter D. Lyn Wallace and husband Bill of Longview, TX; stepdaughters Tammy Booker of Clayton; Toni Frizell and husband Jeff of Austin, TX, Terri Trammell and husband Shane of Gainesville, TX, Tonya Hannigan of Athens, TX; brother W E Tally Jr. of Midland, TX; Ten grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 5, 2012 at Mills & Coffey Chapel in Antlers with Harold Thompson officiating. Special Music was performed by Don Guy and piano by David Smith. Pallbearers included: Aaron Trammell, Tyler Frizell, Kyle Frizell, Zachary Martin, Farron Dill, Matthew Riddle, John Savage, & Randy Randell. Honorary Pallbearers included: Hardy Evans, Buddy Gaither, Jim O'Brien, and Don Guy. Interment followed at the Miller Cemetery in the Miller Community. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com.
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EDIT: "Sounds like you put disc 1 and disc 2 in separate folders. Both ISOs should be in the same folder" - i tried putting it in the same folder and i'm not sure how to rename it. some say you should rename it "gam1.iso" but that doesn't work for me. still detecting disc 2.
@cwjakesteel yes i did read the guide. i might have confused some info with "another" guide as the one here did not work for me.
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As great as our traveling exhibits are, there are some exhibits that are the staple of the Orlando Science Center. NatureWorks will have you up close and personal with some of nature's most fascinating reptiles. At DinoDigs, you'll step back into the prehistoric age. Discover the dynamic forces and systems that shape our Earth, as well as other planets in Our Planet, Our Universe. Explore such concepts as electricity and magnetism, lasers, soundwaves, and nature's forces in Science Park. No visit to the Science Center is complete without a trip to KidsTown, an interactive world dedicated to our smaller explorers.
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Membership in the IEEE and ACM is sometimes portrayed as a sign of professionalism. But all that is involved, as far as I can tell, is sending them your money. In return, besides the potential resume line, these organizations sponsor conferences and journals.
I can always attend a conference or subscribe to or submit a paper to a journal, whether I am a member or not. If being a member makes some of that cheaper, or is a prerequisite for admission then OK, but I still don't see the purpose of these organizations.
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Natalia says goodbye to Rafe and brings Olivia to church, Marina takes desperate measures to assure she keeps Henry and Dinah learns who the baby's mother was.
In Bosnia, Josh demands to know what is going on. Roc doesn't know. He calms Josh down, assuring him that Edmund has been taken care of, and sends him off. Once Josh is gone, Edmund comes out from hiding with a gun drawn. He knocks Roc out. Josh returns and knocks on the door. Edmund levels his gun at the door but Josh gives up and walks away.
Shayne and Dinah wander around. He wants her to be there with him when he visits Lara's grave. They hear someone come out of the barn and chase after her. Dinah accuses her of following them. She explains that she is a nun, she works at the orphanage and she has been following them. The couple step aside. Shayne doesn't understand what is going on. "I feel like we're in a bad horror movie right now," he says. She tells him about the adoption and assumes the nun is after something. She says that he needs to go and say goodbye while she handles this. They can both say goodbye to their past and move on together. After they kiss, he walks off. The nun runs over and asks Dinah if she is going to steal another baby. Dinah claims she didn't buy or steal any babies. The nun explains that the couple who brought the baby to her were not its parents. "I know who the real parents are," the nun says.
As Shayne brings flowers to Lara's grave, he's surprised to find his father walk up to him. Josh explains that Edmund followed them but he's been dealt with. He claims he just came to Bosnia to make sure that he's okay. "I owe you a big thank you," Shayne says. Josh says it's just part of being a dad and he'll know that some day.
Marina is in her backyard telling Henry stories. Mallet walks out, worrying about the adoption hearing. She says it will all be fine and asks him to look after the baby while she goes to see her father.
At the school, Natalia tells Olivia that she knows what it meant when she said that she loved her. Taking Olivia's hands, she repeats that she knows what it means. Olivia pulls her hands away and tells her that she's not ready and there is too much baggage: Emma, Rafe, Frank, religion. Nat says her religion is about love. Olivia doesn't think their kind of love is included. As Nat reaches out to her again, Frank walks in. They tell him that they need to go to Emma's play right now. He informs Natalia that he has to take Rafe back to the halfway house immediately and thought she'd want to say goodbye. Nat asks Olivia to apologize to Emma and, awkwardly, leaves with Frank.
At the station, Marina sits at her father's desk and shows a picture of her baby to one of the cops. When she's alone, she takes her father's keys and opens the filing cabinet to take something out.
Marina goes back to the Child Protective Services. The agent isn't happy to see her show up again. Marina tells her that she doesn't understand what she is doing and can't understand who she is trying to protect. There may have been glitches and broken rules in how they went about the adoption, but the child is happy. The agent gets up and threatens to call security. Marina opens her desk and plants some drugs in it. She picks them up, pretending to have just found them, and threatens to have the agent arrested.
Mallet goes to the station looking for his wife. Dinah calls him from Bosnia and asks him if there are any snags. He assures her that everything is fine. When he walks outside, Marina tells him that she has taken care of everything and they can meet with the judge to end everything today. "I dare anyone to mess with that!" she shouts. He's thrilled and picks her up to twirl her around.
Back in Bosnia, Dinah explains the situation with Mallet and Marina to the nun. Dinah says that they aren't rich and they just wanted a child who they could help and make happy. She asks the nun to tell the parents that the child is safe and loved. The nun offers to take her to meet the mother. As they walk out, Dinah offers to pay if they need money. The nun points to where the baby's mother is. She's pointing at Lara's grave.
Frank and Nat go back to the house to see Rafe. Frank leaves them alone. Nat accuses herself of letting him down. He asks her what's going on between she and Frank. She knows her son was looking forward to having a man in his life. He was just happy that someone would take care of her, not him. Just because Frank is a good guy, doesn't mean that he is the right guy for her. She wishes she could explain why she walked out on the wedding. Rafe says he trusts her, no matter what. He wants to go to church with her before he has to leave.
Back at the school, the play ends and Emma runs out to meet her mom. She's disappointed to see that Natalia isn't there. Olivia tells her she had to go and things are different now. As they walk, Emma asks to see her phone and calls Natalia. She tells her mother to invite her to the cast party.
Rafe and Nat go to see Father Ray at church. He offers to talk to her and Frank if they need any help. Rafe and the priest light candles and say a prayer. Nat is more reluctant. Her phone rings but she doesn't pick up. As they walk out, Frank is waiting to take Rafe away. His mother weeps and hugs him. He promises to be back soon.
As they leave, Emma runs up with Olivia following behind her. Natalia asks her to come in the church with her. The three of them walk up the stairs together. As they sit in the church, Olivia asks what they are doing there. "We're being together," she says, joining hands with them.
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Dinah accuses the nun of trying to extort money. The nun explains that the baby was Lara's.
Nat tells Olivia that God still loves her.
Bill brings Lizzie to Orlando.
Mallet and Marina have their hearing.
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Interpretive Handbook
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MSH2 Known Mutation
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Lynch syndrome (also known as hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer or HNPCC) is an autosomal dominant hereditary cancer syndrome associated with germline mutations in the mismatch repair genes, MLH1, MSH2, MSH6, and PMS2. Deletions within the 3-prime end of the EPCAM gene have also been associated with Lynch syndrome, as this leads to inactivation of the MSH2 promoter.
Lynch syndrome is predominantly characterized by significantly increased risks for colorectal and endometrial cancer. The lifetime risk for colorectal cancer is highly variable and dependent on the gene involved. The risk for colorectal cancer-associated MLH1 and MSH2 mutations (approximately 50%-80%) is generally higher than the risks associated with mutations in the other Lynch syndrome-related genes. The lifetime risk for endometrial cancer (approximately 25%-60%) is also highly variable. Other malignancies within the tumor spectrum include gastric cancer, ovarian cancer, hepatobiliary and urinary tract carcinomas, and small bowel cancer. The lifetime risks for these cancers are <15%. Of the 4 mismatch repair genes, mutations within the PMS2 gene confer the lowest risk for any of the tumors within the Lynch syndrome spectrum.
Several clinical variants of Lynch syndrome have been defined. These include Turcot syndrome, Muir-Torre syndrome, and homozygous mismatch repair mutations (also called constitutional mismatch repair deficiency syndrome). Turcot syndrome and Muir-Torre syndrome are associated with increased risks for cancers within the tumor spectrum described, but also include brain/central nervous system malignancies and sebaceous carcinomas, respectively. Homozygous mismatch repair mutations, characterized by the presence of biallelic deleterious mutations within a mismatch repair gene, are associated with a different clinical phenotype defined by hematologic and brain cancers, cafe au lait macules, and childhood colon or small bowel cancer.
Once a germline mutation is identified in an affected family member, predictive testing is then available for at-risk relatives. This test should be ordered when a mutation in the MSH2 or EPCAM gene has been previously identified in a family member.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Diagnostic or predictive testing for Lynch syndrome/hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer when an MSH2 or EPCAM mutation has been identified in a family member
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
All detected alterations will be evaluated according to American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) recommendations.(1) Variants will be classified based on known, predicted, or possible pathogenicity and reported with interpretive comments detailing their potential or known significance.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
The identification of a disease-causing mutation in an affected family member is necessary before predictive testing for other family members can be performed. If a familial mutation has not been previously identified, order MSH2M / MSH2 Mutation Screen.
Analysis is performed for the familial mutations provided only. This assay does not rule out the presence of other mutations within this gene or within other genes that may be associated with Lynch syndrome or other hereditary cancer syndromes.
We strongly recommend that patients undergoing predictive testing receive genetic counseling both prior to testing and after results are available.
Predictive testing of an asymptomatic child is not recommended.
Test results should be interpreted in the context of clinical findings, family history, and other laboratory data. Any error in the diagnosis or in the pedigree provided to us, including false paternity, could lead to erroneous interpretation of results.
A previous bone marrow transplant from an allogenic donor will interfere with testing. Call Mayo Medical Laboratories for instructions for testing patients who have received a bone marrow transplant.
Rare polymorphisms exist that could lead to false-negative or false-positive results. If results obtained do not match the clinical findings, additional testing should be considered.
In addition to disease-related probes, the multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification technique utilizes probes localized to other chromosomal regions as internal controls. In certain circumstances, these control probes may detect other diseases or conditions for which this test was not specifically intended. Results of the control probes are not normally reported. However, in cases where clinically relevant information is identified, the ordering physician will be informed of the result and provided with recommendations for any appropriate follow-up testing.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
An interpretive report will be provided.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Richards CS, Bale S, Bellissimo DB, et al: ACMG recommendations for standards for interpretation and reporting of sequence variations: Revisions 2007. Genet Med 2008:10(4):294-300
2. Baudhuin LM, Burgart LJ, Leontovich O, Thibodeau SN: Use of microsatellite instability and immunohistochemistry testing for the identification of individuals at risk for Lynch Syndrome. Fam Cancer 2005;4:255-265
3. Umar A, Boland CR, Terdiman JP, et al: Revised Bethesda guidelines for hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (Lynch syndrome) and microsatellite instability. J Natl Cancer Inst 2004;96:261-268
4. Lynch HT, de la Chapelle A: Hereditary colorectal cancer. N Engl J Med 2003;348:919-932
5. International Collaborative Group on Hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer. Mutation Database. Available from URL: http://www.insight-group.org/


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Friday, July 16, 2004
The McFarlane Companies and spawn.com staffers are packing up the trucks for the drive from Phoenix to San Diego for the 2004 Comic-Con International. This year's event will run July 22-25 at the San Diego Convention Center.
McFarlane will have a booth in the Image Comics area -- booth numbers 1428 and 1329 -- displaying many of our latest action figures and two-up prototypes of upcoming figures. The booth will be staffed with spawn.com'ers ready to answer all your questions and show off our products.
We won't have an exclusive figure to offer this year, but we will have free stickers and a special newsletter to hand out that contains several big announcements exclusive to the Con (including new info on our upcoming Spawn animation project, a new Club exclusive and the inside scoop on a top-secret McFarlane project).
There will be a couple of notable artist signings in our booth. They are:
Case Files: Sam & Twitch comic writer (Marc Andreyko) and artist (Paul Lee) will be signing at the Spawn booth on Friday, July 23 at 3 p.m.
The Spawn creative team (writer Brian Holguin, artist Angel Medina, inker Danny Miki and colorist Brian Haberlin) will be signing at our booth on Saturday, July 24 at 3 p.m.
We also host portfolio reviews for sculptors and comic artists in our booth Saturday, July 24 from 10 a.m. to noon. If we have time for additional reviews, we will post those times on the white board in the booth.
Finally, McFarlane employees are taking part in several interesting action figure-related panel discussions where the public is welcome:
Thursday, July 22, 6 to 7 p.m., Room 3
State of the Action Figure Industry
Action figure sales and marketing have changed radically since the days of walking down to your local discount stores and picking up your favorite MEGO or new Star Wars figure. The comics direct market, mail order and the Internet have all changed where and how you can find your favorite toys. Does Wal-Mart control what characters get made? Can a license without a media tie-in make it in today's crowded market? Is the collector market making a difference or is it still "all about the kids"? Find out the answers to these questions and more from a diverse group of panelists from different companies all addressing these issues. Joining moderator Julius Marx from Action Figure Times are Mike Horn, CEO, Palisades Toys; Georg Brewer, VP of design and retail product development, DC Direct; Jesse Falcon, senior product manager, Toy Biz; Brant Bridges, production manager, Sideshow Collectables; Linda Lum, president, Dreams and Visions; Digger, president and founder, Art Asylum; Jerry Macaluso, president, SOTA; Chuck Terceira, director, Diamond Select Toys; and Larry Marder, president, McFarlane Toys.
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Action figure sculpting is pop art that is just coming into the spotlight. In this discussion with some of the industry's top sculptors you will discover the path that led them to many a fanboy's dream job. Find out what tools and materials they use and where laser scanning ends and the sculptor takes over. Panelists will discuss mold making and painting, reveal their favorites and talk about which figures they would like another crack at. Moderator Julius Marx from Action Figure Times is joined by Phil Ramirez, sculptor, Toy Biz; Eric Treadaway, The Four Horsemen--sculptor, Mattel, NECA; Chris Dahlberg, The Four Horsemen--sculptor, Mattel, NECA; Dev Gilmore, account executive, Gentle Giant Studios; Jonathan Mathews, sculptor, DC Direct; Digger, president and founder, Art Asylum; Shawn Knapp, associate art director, DC Direct; Andy Bergholtz, sculptor, Sideshow Collectables; Sam Greenwell, sculptor, Toy Biz, NECA; and Jean St. Jean, sculpting supervisor, McFarlane Toys
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I had written a long entry all about AYH and the show at the Maple Leaf uptown when he joined Jimbo Mathus & The Tri-State Coalition in the second set and they rocked the doors off the place 'til it sounded like a Mississippi Jukejoint, or a Country Church..but the site crashed and I lost it.
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Chet Overall said they had a blast the first time they played live on my show, so we decided to do it again. The Lagniappe Brass Band, a new B.B. that does some very tight ensemble playing, will once again entertain, fun and good music this coming Friday morning, 8 o'clock CST, January the 28th, 2010. Tune in!
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Well, after a work trip that covered the past three major holidays, I'm back at WWOZ for another edition of "Jazz from the French Market." First of all, my sincere thanks to Jeff Greenberg who filled in for me. Jeff, you did an amazing job. There's been a lot of new music to come out that I'm itching to play.
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