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North Korea Wins First Aquatics Gold
North Korea took its first gold medal at the world aquatics championships in Kazan, Russia, as Kim Kuk-hyang, 16, won the women's 10-meter diving.
July 31, 2015, Friday
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Strange, Beloved, Local, Endangered: Five Years of the Neighborhood Joint
In a city of change, some small, beloved local establishments, like an ices stand in Queens and a place to buy octopus in Brooklyn, endure.
May 24, 2015, Sunday
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Island Hopping Off the Coast of Borneo
Zip-lining from one island to the next, hiking through a rainforest and other active pursuits on four Malaysian islands.
February 22, 2015, Sunday
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Petit St. Vincent, a Dot of Green in the Ocean Blue
A new dive center on the private Caribbean island, opened by Jean-Michel Cousteau, is not just a resort, but an educational facility.
February 8, 2015, Sunday
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A Superhero of Sorts in a Hunt for Artifacts
When a team of archaeologists explore the site of an ancient shipwreck this month, they will use a suit evocative of "Iron Man" that will allow for longer dives.
September 9, 2014, Tuesday
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Prized but Perilous Catch
A number of divers die each year in the pursuit of abalone, coveted for its shell and meat, while the California Department of Fish and Wildlife does its best to protect the species from illegal activity.
July 27, 2014, Sunday
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Who Made That Wet Suit?
What the atomic bomb and scuba diving have in common, sort of.
July 6, 2014, Sunday
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Cosmic Connections in the Deep Sea
The sea is its own cosmos, and whatever meaning we can ascribe to the universe arose in its depths, the mysterious caldron of creativity and possibility, the restless sifting of chance, adaptation, survival and extinction.
May 6, 2014, Tuesday
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Equipped to Dive, Students Make Aquarium Their Classroom
Some students at the Urban Assembly New York Harbor School, which has a focus on marine science and technology, are doing an internship that takes them to the New York Aquarium in Coney Island.
April 23, 2014, Wednesday
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Hardy Divers in Korea Strait, 'Sea Women' Are Dwindling
For ages, the sea women of Jeju, off the southern coast of South Korea, have braved treacherous waters for their harvest.
March 30, 2014, Sunday
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Patricia A. StewartJanuary 28,2013
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WALLINGFORD Patricia Arlene Stewart, 70, of Wallingford, died Friday morning, January 25, 2013, at the Rutland Regional Medical Center, following a long illness.
She was born on February 23, 1942, in Rutland, the daughter of Alvin and Arlene (Colby) Belcher.
Mrs. Stewart graduated from the Wallingford High School in 1960 and the Sheldon Academy School of Beauty in 1961.
Following her graduation, she was employed for a few years by the Economy Store as manager of the beauty shop until she established Pats Beauty Shop at her home. She operated the shop for over 40 years, retiring in March due to her illness.
She married Stearns L. Stewart on July 21, 1962.
Mrs. Stewart enjoyed doing ceramics, traveling and spending time with her grandchildren.
She was an active member of the Wallingford Alumni Association.
Survivors include her husband of Wallingford; a daughter, Carleen and her husband David Eaton of Tinmouth; two grandchildren, Cantlin Eaton of Winooski and Carson Eaton of Tinmouth; two sisters, Sarah Belcher of East Wallingford and Eathel Holden of Wallingford; a brother, Donald Belcher of East Wallingford; nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her parents and a sister, Martha Belcher, in 1941.
A memorial service will be held 1 p.m. Saturday, February 2, at the Roadside Chapel Assembly of God Church, Townline Road, Rutland, Vt.
There will be no calling hours.
Arrangements are by the Wallingford-Aldous Funeral Home.
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"If a man with no arms and a man with no legs started learning karate, the same light bulb would appear over every head in Japan. Thats right: Glue them together and see if it can kill a panda."
We may even see Anderson bring back his leg kicks... He was known for being one of the best leg kickers in the game... but seemed to go away from them, probably based on not wanting to get taken down... or wanting to finish the fight early, rather than looking to accumulate damage.
Aldo reminds me of earlier Anderson with the leg kicks.
You can blame Soares all you want but he is Anderson's mouthpiece. He represents Anderson and unless Anderson comes out and refutes Soares' statements you can take those at face value as coming from Anderson. While I don't believe Anderson is truly scared of anybody he certainly acts like a coward a lot.
Hating on Anderson Silva before it was the cool thing to do.
The idea of a "true number one contender" is the stupidiest MMA idea to be perpetuated by fans and media, EVER.
HATES the new MMANEWS forum. Bring back the dark background.
Second did Anderson not finish both Hendo and Marquardt? They way I remeber it he beat both and finished them.
Breaks? did he not just fight on short notice to save a card? A ominate champ gets perls..OR DO YOU THINK EVERYONE SHOULD FIGHT 5 TIMES A YEAR. Plus like I said earlier he is 38 YEARS OLD
Now for Soares, If I am not mistakin he represents almost every Blackhouse fighter. I am not really sure the deal between Anderson and Ed, but ED is always the one talking not Anderson.
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Zombie is born!
Silva is a good fighter but I don't see him having the same success at lhw like he has at mw. Too many great wrestlers at lhw. As for Shogun and Silva, if he came in with a plan sort of like the Machida fights, it'd be a lot closer than ppl think imho. (Im referring to him doing his whole career at lhw, not a run at it now) He couldve definitely make a run at the title tho.
Anderson at LHW is my mma dream
Goodbye Mr. Burton
All in the reflexes
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Rashad, Shogun, Goose, Glover, Hendo with (more) cardio, and Jones... Lots of really fun fights. Jones being the only one I could see him potentially losing to, but fun fights nonetheless.
How many times did pillowfists Sonnen drop him? Don't tell me THAT was the rib injury.Also, Silva's chin was criminally underated for a very long time. He has took a big shot from Hendo in the first round and walked right through it. Even shogun isn't putting Silva to sleep
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Masters champion Adam Scott finally found the going a little rough. After winning the last two consecutive tournaments in his triumphant return to the land down under, he posted an uncharacteristic four-over par 75 in the first round and is near the bottom of the field at the World Cup of Golf.
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Just because Apple (AAPL) hasn't done something before under Steve Jobs' tenure, doesn't mean that Tim Cook won't consider it.
Cook's already demonstrated that when it comes to the possibility of Apple paying a dividend. There's still no announcement, but all indications from his earnings call comments and recent appearance at the Goldman Sachs (GS) Technology Symposium are that one is coming – probably a small regular dividend that still won't take Apple's cash balance much below $100 billion.
At the public memorial for Jobs last year, Cook reminded all employees that Steve didn't want them to always ask themselves "what would Steve do." That's not what Walt Disney wanted and that's not what Jobs wanted. (Of course, this being Steve Jobs, I'm sure he had lots of strong ideas on core principles for how the company should continue to be run.)
One area that we should expect Apple to also go off script in the future is the whole area of acquisitions. To this point, Apple has been most comfortable doing small, tuck-in acquisitions. Siri is a perfect example of this. Apple has preferred historically to buy a company for a couple hundred million dollars than a couple of billion.
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Apple does integrated hardware and software devices incredibly well, but there are areas where they clearly don't do as well (like social Web services for example). Bigger acquisitions — even if Apple's never done them before — could be a big help.
There are endless possible acquisition targets that investment bankers can dream up for Apple to buy. Facebook and Twitter are probably the sexiest names. They also clearly would help build out Apple's skills in social Web stuff, where Ping is the most obvious example of where they have failed to connect with users. However, I tend to agree with Dan Frommer that Apple might be more inclined to build its own social network that maximize its advantages rather than bolt on an expensive one.
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If your child is overweight, you may be at a loss for how to help. Talking to kids about weight can be a sensitive topic, no matter their age. You don't want to say or do the wrong thing and risk alienating or hurting them. Sometimes it can be tempting to avoid talking to kids about weight altogether and keep living life as is, even though you worry about your child's physical and emotional health.
While it may be uncomfortable to discuss weight concerns, the sooner you bring it up and help your child take action, the easier it will be to help him or her achieve a healthy weight. Ignoring it won't make it go away, and in fact, waiting until your child is older to deal with weight issues may make it harder for him in the long run. While it is possible at any age, it can be much easier to tackle weight problems when a child is younger and more open to making different lifestyle choices.
Also keep in mind that overweight children are more likely to become overweight adults, which will put them at a higher risk for serious health concerns such as type 2 diabetes and heart disease. So talking with your child now can help put him on a path toward better health as an adult.
So where should a parent start? WebMD checked in with the experts who work with overweight children and a child who's all grown up to find out supportive ways to help children overcome weight issues while keeping their self-esteem intact. They offered these dos and don'ts for parents.
1. Do be your child's ally.
It's important to talk honestly to kids about their weight if they ask you about it -- and be available to help. "If your child is concerned about her weight, tell her you want to help, and make getting healthy a project you work on together," says Emily Ets-Hokin, a clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Buffalo School of Medicine.
Then put some action behind your words by helping her explore her interests and discussing options. For example, suggest taking a cooking class together to learn healthier ways to prepare old favorites. Bring her grocery shopping with you and have her choose a new fruit or vegetable to try every week. Or see if she'd be interested in getting pedometers for everyone in the family and setting a goal for number of steps per day. By involving your child in the decision-making process, you help her take charge of her health and build self-confidence.
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When it comes to children and weight, what you do is more important than what you say. "Parents are kids' number-one role model," says Robert Pretlow, MD, author of Overweight: What Kids Say and founder of weigh2rock, a web site for overweight children and their families. According to Pretlow, in a weigh2rock survey that asked how the childhood obesity epidemic can be stopped, 70% of the kids who responded said the most important factor is parents setting a good example.
"Kids develop their attitudes about food and eating from their parents," Pretlow says. "If parents go to fast-food restaurants and expose their child to junk food around the house, that child will develop the same habits -- and those habits are extremely hard to break."
Limit the meals you get from fast-food restaurants. But when you do go to the drive-through, explain to your child about the healthier choices you can make, such as ordering a grilled chicken sandwich and a side salad or fruit cup rather than a burger and fries. Then order a healthier choice yourself.
3. Don't look back -- Start setting a healthier example today.
It's never too late to develop healthy habits. Maybe you haven't always made healthy choices in the past, but today is a new day. Improving your own lifestyle can inspire your overweight child to do the same, says David Ermer, MD, a child psychiatrist with Sanford Health in Sioux Falls, S.D. "It's great for kids to see parents changing their eating habits, turning off the television, and getting some exercise."
Take on change in small steps. Make it easier for everyone in the family to eat healthier by ridding your house of all junk food. Take a look at your pantry and refrigerator and clean them out. Check the food labels and find foods with high percentages of saturated fat and with ingredients like sugar and words ending in "-ose," such as high fructose corn syrup. These should be marked for tossing.
Then, don't buy these junk foods going forward. Stock your kitchen with healthier snacks and foods. Low-fat yogurt, fresh fruit, raw veggies and hummus dip, whole-grain crackers and low-fat cheese, and sliced apples and peanut butter are all healthier snack options.
In addition to having fruit, vegetables, and low-fat dairy products on hand, stock your kitchen with whole-grain breads, cereals, and pasta, and lean meat and poultry. Having these healthy staples on hand can help your family limit trips to fast-food restaurants by making quick and easy healthy meals possible without a trip to the store.
4. Don't make critical remarks about your child's weight or what she's eating.
"Criticizing kids about their weight is one of the worst things an adult can do," says college student Elisa Maria Torres of Milbrae, Calif. Now at a healthy weight, Torres was pudgy in middle school and self-conscious about it -- especially when her grandmother compared her unfavorably to slimmer friends.
"She'd say things about my weight during meals and I'd feel awful," Torres says. "I couldn't eat around her without worrying that I was eating too much."
5. Do talk to kids about other issues that may affect their weight.
Being overweight can bea symptom of a deeper issue that your child is experiencing. Ets-Hokin urges parents to find out what's going on with your child socially and at school.
For example, loneliness is often a factor in children's weight issues, according to Pretlow. "It's common for overweight kids to say, 'food is my friend,'" he says.
Overweight kids may be lonely because they are socially isolated. Pretlow urges parents to get kids involved in activities: "Music classes, clubs, or volunteer activities will keep your child active and will also help him meet people who share his interests." He also suggests engaging kids in family outings and physical activities.
A child may also overeat in response to unresolved issues at home, such as marriage or financial problems. If you suspect your child's weight signals an underlying problem, consult your child's doctor.
6. Don't force kids to totally eliminate foods.
Establishing healthy eating habits is a much more effective approach than completely restricting foods. "Healthy eating doesn't mean your child can never have cake at a birthday party or a cookie at a friend's house," says Eileen Stone, a psychologist at Sanford Health in Fargo, N.D. "Your child is going to encounter treats, and you want them to learn to make good, balanced decisions about the food they eat."
Teach children to savor treats rather than gobble them up quickly. Show them what a healthy portion of ice cream or cake looks like so they know what to ask for. For example, 1/2 cup of ice cream is about equal in size to a light bulb. A healthy portion of cake is about the size of a deck of cards. Using these visual cues will help your child participate with friends without overdoing it.
7. Do make mealtime family time.
There is evidence that eating with children and having regular family meals helps prevent childhood obesity, according to James Mitchell, MD, a psychiatrist and eating disorders expert at Sanford Health in Fargo, N.D.
"Research shows that when you eat with your child, they eat more slowly and make healthier choices," Mitchell says. "When you have family meals, eating becomes a social event."
8. Don't make kids follow a strict exercise plan.
Torres suggests that parents encourage physical activity as a natural part of life, not a chore, or kids are likely to resist. "Make it positive," she says. "Instead of making your kid go to a cardio class once a week, for example, do something spontaneous, like take a walk around the neighborhood. Set goals to encourage your child, such as, 'Let's see if we can walk a little further this time.'"
9. Do make it clear that you love your child unconditionally.
Remember that your long-term goal as a parent is the same whether your child is size 4 or 14: to raise a person who is comfortable with herself and knows that she is loved.
"Be careful of the messages you send," Stone says. "You never want your child to believe that your love for her is based on what she eats or doesn't eat."
As a onetime overweight child, Torres agrees. "Kids need to know that what you feel about them has nothing to do with their weight," she says. "Part of loving yourself means taking care of your body and keeping it healthy. If your child knows she's loved and learns to love herself, she's far more apt to make healthy choices."


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Cow's milk is a convenient way to get all the protein and fat you need for development, but it is a convenience not a necessity. And if you are intolerant to cow's milk, you might be drinking it, but you might not be absorbing the nutrients.
I would advise ANY non sleeper after 12 months old to give up wheat/dairy and soy for a few days to see if they have a part in the terrible sleeping situation. Especially if crying it out doesn't work. Rice milk with a little coconut milk in it is a great dairy free, creamy treat to try. And coconut milk is full of lauric acid which is only found in coconut and breastmilk. With enough protein at meals*** your child will thrive. One year olds don't need cow's milk, they need lauric acid, healthy saturated fats for brain development and some protein, vitamin D and calcium for growth which you can get in rice milk or fortified orange juice.
Also, Dr. Morton Teich, New York Environmental Allergist from Mt. Sinai hospital in NYC told me, you often crave the things you are most allergic to. So a child who is a picky eater who will only eat wheat (pasta, bread and goldfish) might have a wheat or gluten intolerance. Or a child who guzzles lots of milk might be intolerant of dairy.
The industrialization of our food supply has made milk even more allergenic--the fascinating video "The Whole Truth About Milk" explains this process. All types of allergies are becoming more common now--but often they go unrecognized until they cause severe problems and are impossible to dismiss. Intolerances are often completely unrecognized because they are difficult to test for and doctors don't like what they can't test. But if you have tried everything and your child still doesn't sleep, try eliminating the common allergens and see if it helps.
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Bruh, who was a four-year letterwinner for the University of Michigan from 2002-05, joined Butler's staff after serving one season as a volunteer assistant coach at Michigan, where he worked closely with Snape. Prior to his return to Ann Arbor, Bruh had a coaching stint with the Albertson Soccer Club in New York, where he gained extensive experience working with the boys youth programs. He was coach of the Albertson Fury 93, perennially a "Top 10" team nationally, and also served as head coach of th Albertson USSF Academy U18 team. He also served as an assistant coach with the U16 squad. The Academy teams are recognized as being one of the top youth boy's leagues in the U.S.
Bruh finished his collegiate playing career as Michigan's all-time leader and single season record-holder in assists. He recorded a school-record 13 assists in 2002 and compiled 28 assists during his four seasons with the Wolverines. A McDonald's High School All-American, Bruh was a starter on Michigan's 2003 NCAA Elite Eight squad, the first Michigan team to advance to the NCAA Championship. He served as a team captain for the Wolverines during his senior season.
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Dantez Bennamon scored a game-high 24 points, and made all 19 of his attempts from the free-throw line, as the Goose Creek Gators captured the Lower State championship in Class AAAA on Friday night with a 57-47 victory over Sumter at the Florence Civic Center.
The Gators (22-4) meet Irmo, a 63-49 winner over Hillcrest in the Upper State final, in Friday's state title game in Columbia. Tip off is set for 8:30 p.m. in Colonial Life Arena.
Bennamon also added nine rebounds and five steals for the Gators, who converted 33 of 36 free-throw attempts to counter their struggles from the field.
Sumter led 26-23 with 3:50 left in the third quarter before the Gators went on a 24-4 run to take control. They did most of their damage from the charity stripe in the run, making 15 free throws. Bennamon made nine free throws during the stretch and knocked down a long 3-pointer.
Sumter cut its deficit to 52-43 with 1:22 left but Chris Singleton made 5 of 6 free throws in the home stretch for the Gators. Singleton had 14 points.
Goose Creek last won a state championship in 2009 but Blake Hall, the first-year Gators coach, has a chance to go back-to-back. Last winter, he guided North Charleston to the Class AA championship.
Hall is a perfect 9-0 in postseason games as a high school coach in South Carolina.
For a number of Gators on the basketball team, including Bennamon, a championship could ease the sting of a football season cut short by the South Carolina High School League. The Gators were 13-0 in football season and only two wins away from back-to-back titles before being bounced from the postseason for using an ineligible player.
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The Deepwater Horizon oil rig burns after a deadly explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.NEW ORLEANS A former Halliburton employee was charged Thursday with destroying evidence following BPs 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Anthony Badalamenti, who had been the cementing technology director for Halliburton Energy Services Inc., was charged in federal court Thursday with instructing two other employees to delete data during a post-spill review of the cement job on BPs blown-out well.
Halliburton was BP PLCs cement contractor on the drilling rig that exploded in the Gulf in April 2010, killing 11 workers and triggering the largest offshore oil spill in U.S. history.
The 61-year-old Badalamenti of Katy, Texas, is charged in a bill of information, which typically signals that a defendant is cooperating with prosecutors.
Also on Thursday, a federal judge accepted a plea agreement that calls for the Houston-based company to pay a $200,000 fine for conduct related to the charge against Badalamenti.
U.S. District Judge Jane Triche Milazzo said she believes the plea agreement is reasonable and agreed with prosecutors and the company that it adequately reflects the seriousness of the offense.
Unlike BP and rig owner Transocean Ltd., Halliburton was not charged with a crime related to the causes of the disaster. The charge to which it agreed to plead guilty a misdemeanor count of unauthorized destruction of evidence involved a post-spill review of the cement job on BPs blown-out Macondo well.
The fine Halliburton agreed to pay is the statutory maximum for the charge. The deal announced in July also calls for Halliburton to be on probation for three years and to make a $55 million contribution to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, but that payment was not a condition of the deal.
BP resolved a Justice Department criminal probe of its role in the Deepwater Horizon disaster when it pleaded guilty in January to manslaughter charges for the deaths of the rig workers and agreed to pay a record $4 billion in penalties. Transocean pleaded guilty in February to a misdemeanor charge of violating the Clean Water Act and agreed to pay $400 million in criminal penalties.
Prosecutors said that in May 2010, Badalamenti directed a senior program manager to run computer simulations on centralizers, which are used to keep the casing centered in the wellbore. The results indicated there was little difference between using six or 21 centralizers. The data could have supported BPs decision to use the lower number.
Badalamenti is accused of instructing the program manager to delete the results. The program manager felt uncomfortable about the instruction but complied, according to prosecutors.
A different Halliburton employee also deleted data from a separate round of simulations at the direction of Badalamenti, who was acting without the authorization of the company, prosecutors said.
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1472, Orkney, Shetland islands put up as collateral by Norway to Scotland in lieu of dowry for MARGARET OF DENMARK on her marriage with JAMES III, king of Scotland; 1962, JOHN GLENN first American to orbit Earth.
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1878, JOHN TUNSTALL murdered near Lincoln, New Mexico, by the outlaw JESSE EVANS; in 1930, ELM FARM OLLIE first cow to fly in aircraft, first to be milked airborne; 1955, nuke test WASP; '79, snow in Sahara.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Rutland Herald News Editor Alan J. Keays and staff writer Gordon Dritschilo discuss stories planned for the February 18, 2015, edition of the newspaper: Winter budgets maxed, legal marijuana, Springfield bank job, USPS slowdown
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1249 AD, ANDRE of LONGJUMEAU is dispatched by LOUIS IX of France to meet the KHAGAN, ruler of the Mongol Empire; in 1804, during 1st Barbary War, STEPHEN DECATUR scuttles the pirate-held USS Philadelphia in Tripoli.