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On Tuesday, July 28, I went with my family to Sacramento. Our first stop was the California Museum to see the Abraham Lincoln Exhibit "With Malice Toward None." There are no pictures of this as picture-taking was not allowed. It was a great exhibit and I would recommend it to anyone who appreciates Lincoln history. After a stop at the nearby mall to grab lunch, we headed to the California State Railroad Museum.
Welcome to the museum!
I always wonder what he's doing:
A look inside the car:
Here kitty, kitty!
This is one of my favorite scenes:
The Crew Quarters:
Dining Car:
Master Bedroom:
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Observation Car:
Moving on:
We took a look at a number of cars:
One of the many scenes:
This was taken in one of my favorite cars, the sleeper car. I love it because it moves!:
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The Dining Car:
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We then looked at the toy trains both downstairs and upstairs:
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I would have one of these when I was little:
Not the Main Street you might be thinking of
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The lights would change from night to day every few minutes:
To wind down our trip, we people-watched from upstairs:
More toy trains:
Our last stop was to take a look at this upstairs train scene and people-watch some more. The view from upstairs is great!
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Tea at 3:30 in the Math Lounge, Park 355.
Abstract: What are the real numbers? In real analysis, we learn that they are the unique ordered field in which the least upper bound property holds. But where do they come from? One means of constructing the real numbers R is a process known as (analytic) completion, where we take equivalence classes of Cauchy sequences of rational numbers and endow them with the arithmetic of a field and an ordering.
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It's not about what they *should* be doing in the city; it's about the fact that they are in the city at all. With WoW, players pop in and out of cities while waiting on queues, which are pretty short, meaning that any one person isn't in the city for a long time. Not unless they truly are there to just chat or RP or something.
With GW2, it seems people are in the cities because there's nothing else to do. queues are nearly instant, so it's not like they're waiting on those. If the wide open world truly has so much to do, I'd see more people out in it while leveling characters, which I don't see these days.
But sure, you can go wander around and see the sites again. Watch the same "dynamic event" play out for the 100th time, or masterfully complete a jumping puzzle again for some random loot. This is all assuming you've filled all the hearts on the map though. I suppose if you still haven't done that (which is incredibly easy and a bit boring) then yes, there is a wide open world for you to explore for a couple of hours. That's hardly a compelling end-game scenario though.
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People are in Lion's Arch looking for groups, crafting (Mystic Forge is Lion's Arch only), several NPCs traders only exist in LA like the dungeon rewards or Lionguard Lyn, displaying gear, in transit to other parts of the world (jumping to the heart of mists -> lion's arch is free after all), collecting stuff from the TP, sorting their loot in th bank.
What queues? WvW queues?
Why are you assuming the majority of people playing in GW2 are in cities?
LA is only a fraction the players playing - still it is normal that the central HUB will always have people.
GW2 after level cap- Alts, PvP, collect stuff, get gear, get titles.
WoW after level cap- Alts, PvP, collect stuff, get gear, get titles.
Yeah, a world of difference.
Currently playing: GW2
On my current EU Server [Heavy] Elona Reach it's like that:
Lions Ar...ch got an Overflow between 17:00 and 0:00 ~
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Originally posted by Gaia_Hunter
Look, even ANet admitted the wasteland in the 20-70 zones is an issue; 'we have to figure something out'.
So if players are not in cities, where are they?
GW2 actually makes it harder to go out into the world at level cap while WoW makes it easier since WoW doesn't level you down. Having a challenge all the time is a game design choice that doesn't appeal to everyone and it isn't surprizing that 20-70 zones are dead.
I have a full exotic geared level 80 elemental. I really hate going anywhere in Orr cause of the amount of mobs and now that there are less players in Orr (most are in FoTM), it is even worse. So I won't go to Orr, count another player that isn't in the world and in cities / WvW.
I had my doubts about this whole level scaling in GW2 and well, guess ANet 'has to figure something out'. LOL
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Originally posted by jpnz
So you don't know where the players are.
The you know the players are in FOTM.
While it is easy (and boring) when you can kill all the mobs with a sneeze in WoW you get nothing - no challenge and no rewards.
So everyone queueing in town.
Yes, (some) Orr events aren't easy without a zerg and now there are areas with higher rewards.
Of course Orr was also designed for groups but challenge is something MMORPG players don't like very much.
Still, I'm currently around Orr and I see players everywhere although not the massive zergs.
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Dunn, K. E., Osborne, C., & Link, H. J. (2012). Exploring the influence of students' attribution for success on their self-regulation in Pathophysiology. Journal of Nursing Education, 51(6), 353-357.
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Vapors of emerald and jade ribbon the hauntingly beautiful sky,
and I sat in wonder, transfixed, mesmerized
For me, it moved, more like danced
to a melody that only the heavens could hear
For it moved me, danced into my soul
with a melody that only my heart could hear
I imagine it laughing, humming, just being alive—
brilliant as it only knows how
I see it celebrating life, loving it
Wisps, streaks, bands, of love and of light
a genius embracing, swirling the unknown vastness
I feel that there was eclectic music playing,
finding it impossible that there would be none.
I have looked into it, but I don't think I can ever fully grasp it,
of how it is about the ions of the Sun, magnetism and the air
of colliding and bursting into light,
glowing into this curtain of inspiring awe and Color....
Heaven's jewels of amethyst, emerald, sapphire and ruby
—liquefied, vaporized
Raining, swaying, gyrating in that blessed Infinite onyx Sky
It amazes me, just plain 'ol stumps me
of how something that I have seen only on paper, on the screen
has fascinated me, touching me this deeply
without actually ever witnessing it in person.
It speaks beyond the image and the pixels,
inexplicably reaching something within me, beyond me,
staying with me even after time has crawled past
It does so by simply being what it is, and of what it has shown me:
An inspiration, a friend,
a well, a window, hmmm, make that a fascinating door to things unperceived
A radiant light with soul.
I see it as a pondering poet with his captivating words and thought,
a feeling artist who chose to paint with vivid lights and energy,
a loving father experimenting with his children about ink and water.
I may not fully understand the Northern Light, it is an enigma
how it moves, how it glows
if there is even a sound that goes with it, or if there is only silence.
Is it crazy how I've always wanted to write about this radiance,
but never found the right words?
I struggle with elucidating it, even now, but I currently try to reflect that glow
Might be a mediocre attempt, but still from my heart.
I have seen how this brilliance
has touched other people in different ways and magnitudes,
and the emotion rising from within me
is heartfelt gratefulness,
that I was blessed enough to feel it,
to catch glimpses of it even for a fleeting while.
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Del Webb Hospital recently celebrated the topping out of its $86 million patient tower, located on Sun Health's campus in Sun City West, AZ, 45 minutes west of Phoenix. The placement of the last structural steel beam brings the project one step closer to its anticipated opening in spring 2009.
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Designed by the Los Angeles office of RTKL, the 175,000-square-foot patient tower will position the hospital to better accommodate the surrounding community's growing and shifting demographics. The population of the area serviced by the hospital has grown from 15,000 ten years ago to more than 100,000 today. Further growth to 250,000 is estimated for the next 10 years. As a result, the six-story patient tower will feature flexible shell space that can be built out when demand increases.
The third and fourth floors will include 32 patient rooms each, and shell space on the fifth and sixth floors will be able to accommodate an additional 64 patient rooms. An influx of young families into this traditionally retirement-age community is also driving the hospital's expansion. This growing segment of the population will be served by an expanded emergency department that can handle 85,000 patient visits per year.
One of the design challenges that architects faced was how to complement the existing oblong-shaped towers while making a different design statement. The new tower will be rectangular to give it a more modern look and make it immediately recognizable. This new design will be tied with the existing buildings through exterior colors and materials. In addition, the new portion of the hospital will be the most visible from the main street, Grand Avenue, presenting visitors a revitalized view of the campus.
The tower itself is centered on a healing garden that surrounds the drop-off area. The lobby—a two-story glass box with an open staircase to the mezzanine level—was designed to look out over the garden, providing those in the lobby and second-floor ICU waiting room with a calming view. The interiors will include regional materials in the lobby and patient rooms to help tie the facility to the community. In addition, the colors reflect a desert aesthetic.
RTKL's team includes Andrew Beilfuss, AIA, vice president-in-charge; Leslie Fishburn, CID, LEED® AP, project manager; Jacky Yung, AIA, project designer; Allen Ho, AIA, project architect; Ellen Riingen, job captain; and Sachin Joshi, medical planner. Additional consultants include DPR Construction, general contractor; Vernon Clashin, construction manager; Siska Hennessy Group, mechanical, electrical and plumbing; Caruso Turley Scott Inc., structural engineering; Evans Kuhn and Associates Inc., civil engineering; HKS, site coordination; and Urban Graphite, landscape architecture.
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The Café le MANJ will be open Friday 4/26 from 7:45-8:45am. Stop in to start your Friday off with a special treat!
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While we all wait anxiously for the BMW M3 and M4 to hit the showrooms, BMWUSA has been kind enough to indulge us with some additional colors to look at. The car is absolutly sinister is Black Sapphire Metallic!
Welcome the all new 2015 BMW M4 Convertible.
The highlight for BMW at the New York Autoshow has to be the M4 Convertible. The car shares the same drivetrain and dimensions as the M4 Coupe, but ditches its fixed top for a retractable hard top and weighing in at around 3900lbs.
BMW has confirmed that the car will arrive to U.S. showrooms during the summer of 2014 and will be priced nicely at $73,425 (including Destination & Handling).
An F82 M4 and F80 M3 were in attendance at this past weekend's Long Beach Grand Prix, where the M4 gives us a listen at its exhaust and rev sounds.
Have a first look at the F80 M3 and an F30 M Performance Parts equipped 3 Series side-by-side.
How do you think the two compare?
This new exhibit is on display in the lobby of the BMW Museum – featuring an e30 M3 race car and two actual F8x test mules. The M4 is in Austin Yellow and the M3 in black. Both cars were driven by engineers and BMW's factory DTM drivers on the Nürburgring / Nordschliefe. The M4′s dashboard was signed by the DTM drivers; a nice touch for these special cars. Hopefully these "test mules" will avoid the crusher.
The M car display can be seen in … CONTINUED
BMW M3 and BMW M4 Inside (part 2): The new brake systems. Interview with M engineer Klaus Dullinger.
The BMW M3 and BMW M4 both feature a new type of brake system. Let us begin with the M compound brakes – what is special about them and in what ways do they differ from the M compound brakes installed in the previous model?
Klaus Dullinger: M compound brakes have a grey-cast friction ring in a floating arrangement that is connected by pins to the aluminium brake … CONTINUED
A BMW M5 with Competition Package driven by Australian race car driver Geoff Brabham takes on a BMW HP4 superbike ridden by superbike racer Glenn Allerton.
A lucky BIMMERPOST member has taken delivery of his limited production M5 in Santorini Blue.
This was part of a limited run of M5/M6 made available in Canada, in Frozen Black and Santorini Blue II. They also included black kidney grilles, side markers, door handles and 20″ wheels. On top of this, they added M Performance Titanium Exhaust.
We'll have a chance to sit down with the M3/M4 Project Manager at the 2014 New York Auto Show next week, so if you still have any questions on the M3/M4, please let us know here and we'll try to get answers.
Check out this Arkym equipped M6 Gran Coupe, featuring:
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Arkym Carbon Fiber AeroSport Front Lip Spoiler
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BMW North America has just announced the 2014 M5 and M6 Ultimate Package for the Canadian market, offering up to 14 Individual colors.
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Due to the extremely positive response received to the limited production run of BMW Individual M5 and M6 models in recent months, we have opted to expand a similar offering on an on-going basis providing consumers with an exceptionally high value package, while adding 14 new BMW Individual exterior colours for consumers to choose from. Some of BMW M's most iconic … CONTINUED
Happy 30th Birthday BMW M5! The turns 30 this year and this video celebrates that occasion.
There are rumors that there will be a special limited anniversary edition of the F10 M5 released, and it may be in Frozen Green.
Some impressive sounds, driving and sliding from this F10 M5 Taxi.
The F80 M3 and F82 M4 are making their appearance at the 2014 Vancouver International Autoshow.
The two cars on the floor are a Yas Marina Blue M4 and an Austin Yellow M3.
The BMW M4 MotoGP Safety Car made its debut this past weekend at the Qatar Grand Prix in Doha.
Check out some photos from its public reveal at the race.
M3 and M4 photos from a UK dealer launch event at Park Lane BMW in London.
Deep dive info and an interview with the BMW M engineer responsible for developing the F80 M3 and F82 M4′s new M servotronic EPS steering system.
Until now, the power steering employed in M automobiles was hydraulic servo-assisted, but both the new BMW M3 Sedan and the new BMW M4 Coupé are set to be the first M automobiles to be fitted with an electrical servo-assisted steering system. What are the reasons behind this development?
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Posted by Anastasia on 05/10/2007
I have been going to Caracas for a couple of years now and have noticed a decline in their portions and quality of incredients, while their prices have recently increased. While on most days the arepas are still pretty tasty, it's hit or miss. They've been using so little cheese and avocado that these two ingredients are almost invisible. Quite often the plaintains are dry and tough. Caracas may be getting too popular for its own good...
Posted by Lisa on 04/04/2007
I agree with the opinions that the arepas taste good, but what is going on with the size? If you go to Venezuela the arepas are twice as big and half price. I'm not expecting the same price but at least they should make them bigger.
Posted by Anonymous on 04/03/2007
I thought the food was really fun and creative, all the dishes my friends and I tried were great! Yes, the place is really small but most restaurants in the East Village are, as well, and this place has a fun atmosphere and cool music. I'm not sure what KKR is talking about that getting enough food to be full will "cost you a TON" - I had 3 arepas and was plenty full, and at $4-5 each, I don't think about $20 for a meal is "a TON", I think it's quite reasonable actually. I will definitely return!
Posted by elle on 03/08/2007
This is my absolute favorite restaurant in NYC. I'm obsessed. And its great for vegetarians- you can substitute the meat for baked tofu! yum yum yum!
Posted by KKP on 02/05/2007
I went here a couple of years ago and it was OK. Tasty but SMALL proportions. Filling up here will cost you a TON. The other day I tried the place again and the food was poor. Still small portions but the food did nothign for me. The chips were tasteless and you don't get nearly enough guacamole.
Posted by expert on 01/23/2007
I always go here with a Venezuelan friend. He really likes the arepas and says that they are authentic. I think theyre great. Especially the pork with mango sauce and the chicken and caramelized onions. The food is inexpensive. It is a small place so expect to sit in a crowded area. Anyone who tries these arepas will agree they are the best in NYC. (since there are only 2 other Venezuelan restaurants in the city at most). Great food , cheap price.
Posted by Kate on 01/20/2007
I had lunch there five hours ago, and I am still thinking about it! Fresh and delicious!


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I was a package car driver for UPS during the Beanie Babies craze. Large groups of people would wait at various stores and shops on the days new shipments would come in. They would bug the hell out of me as I was unloading and asking, "How many boxes contain Beanie Babies or What new ones do you have." Now you can get them at garage sales for a quarter.
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No worries, my beloved Browns will trade the 12th and 19th picks for Winston.....and mortgage 2016 #1 pick as well!
Coming from a recliner O/C: has our staff considered putting the QB under center on third and one yard to go? Seemed to work well for PSU. How about the diamond formation? I hate seeing drives end from failing to achieve one damn yard.
Jeremy - I've seen and played this too. The game I played was a home-made game. The board looked like a stadium chair with a high backboard. The board and backboard was covered with carpet. I wish had a picture and could see the boards again to possiblly make a set. This is a fun alternative!
I played a redneck version of cornhole called "washers" It basically was 4" diameter washer (from a large truck / tractor) which you tossed on a platform (24" x24"), built upon a 2x4 frame, with a 6" diameter hole in the center. The platform had a tall backboard as well (24" x 36" guessing). Each person got 3 washers painted two diffent colors, you alternated throws and scoring was: 3 points for making the hole, 2 points if hole was partially covered and 1 point for each washer on the platform. It was fun and challenging, but hurt like hell when washer hits you in the shin.
My father and I had a discussion about this topic the other day. We discussed all the greats and where we felt Hyde's place was amongst them. Most of our discussion was focused on Clarett and what could have been. My dad went on to state how our backfield would have been if Clarett had not fallen and Deshaun Humphrey would have lived. Would have been fun to see!
I also noticed excellent down field blocking by the WR's. That's the difference between a 20 yard gain and an explosive touchdown.
I agree, plus one for you!
I think of Seinfeld episode with George claiming shrinkage from just getting out of the pool.
Armani Reeves will be the favorite to step in. His career to date speaks more of promise than delivery, like all young players, but he'd have to make a jump similar to Doran Grant's next year for you to avoid spending an inordinate amount of your wages on Maalox.
I would like to think Apple will make the jump in replacing Roby over Reeves.
Good explanation as to why Shazier was lining up at DE. During the game I was confused why this was being done. No doubt Bosa is force which some fear now and all will fear in the future. I agree 100% on welcoming Perry back!
I liked seeing a full back in play and carrying the ball. Not as exciting as today's offense, but still fun to watch. Seeing four D linemen rushing the QB was refreshing too... Every down.
Excellent job and enjoyed the reading! SEC fans rate on the same level with the team up north. The far and few between, sensible fans, are great to discuss football and you get a different perspective. Most SEC folks: hate everyone outside the SEC, feel they are superior at everything under the sun, and usually just say, "How many BCS champions do we have?" It gets old, boring and over-used.
The play-off system can not get here soon enough.
I love the "Tommy Boy" reference!
Cleveland, after all, is where football careers go to die.
Ouch, no love in Cleveland even after beating a divisional foe? I will agree with that statement concerning past coaching and management staffs.
The T-Rich trade looks better each game.
Sweet! I love the little section of black and yellow for the visiting Iowa fans.
I like this, you might be on to something. This looks similar to computer point ranking of high school programs for the play-offs, but less complicated. The high school computer points allow for secondary points, teams playing up or down a division, etc... Maybe Ohio should adapt this formula for establishing a base-line for high school programs.
It is interesting how each team grades out.
I agree with the third round, but could be higher depending on supply and demand. Obviously the Browns will be in the market, maybe Atlanta... S-Jax has been injured most of the season and not getting any younger. Other possibilities include: Jacksonville - MJD not looking like he used to, Texans - if they can not retain Tate from free agency, Giants - enough said, or Arizona?
I agree, agree, and agree!
I would up vote 100 times if I could. The three man rush accomplishes nothing unless your playing against Matt Schaub (Pick 6 record holder).
I am not a fan of the co-defensive coordinator titles we currently have. Withers and Fickell seem to come from two different approaches to defense. I think one has a more aggressive approach and the other read/attack. I absolutely hate the three man rush, bend but don't break and soft zone pass coverage. I hope we see changes, which includes better tackling.
I wish we were meeting, "the u" (I have no respect for that program) and we would see who would be crying. Sounds like that young man (boy) needs to grow up and will probably fit in well in that arrogant program.
Thank you for sharing a great story with us. I also have many memories with my father, which I thank God, I still have here. My Dad and I watched the Championship Game in most unusual fashion. Our original plans was to enjoy the game in my parents comfortable basement, but their satellite went out. We totally freaked out! Fortunately, my new home was only a few miles away and we raced to my home. I had recently purchased a new home, had new carpet installed and had new furniture on order. Unfortunately the new furniture had not arrived and was left looking for alternative arrangements. My Dad went to my garage and found my lawn chairs. There we were sitting in lawn chairs, decked out in our OSU gear, in my living room with a cooler of beer between us. It made quite a great picture!
My Dad, now 66, made the same comment, which he never thought he would see a National Championship in his lifetime.
After 15 years at UPS as driver supervisor and manager, I have seen a little bit of everything. I would often help teach new driver class based at the Obetz Hub. Trying to teach someone how to drive and park a vehicle twice the size of most cars was frustrating, scary and gratifying. Most students have never driven a vehicle that large, driven a manual drive (4 speed on most trucks at the time) or have driven in Columbus. Basically it is an intense defensive driving class, which to this day I still practice the skills learned. Columbus does have it's fair share of poor drivers, but Cinci has more!
Little cutie and love the Buckeye stickers! I noticed she is also wearing an amber necklace. My little guy wore one through the whole teething process and seemed to help.


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Molly Smith Metzler '00, center, with President Christopher C. Dahl and several of her mentors from Geneseo after receiving the Geneseo Alumni Association's Outstanding Young Alumni Award on March 5 after a reading of one of her new plays at Geva Theatre in Rochester. Pictured are Professor Emeritus Terry Browne, left, Professor Tom Greenfield, Metzler, Distinguished Teaching Professor Ronald Herzman and Dahl. /PHOTO BY KEITH WALTERS '11
Molly Smith Metzler '00 got her playwriting start at Geneseo, when she created a 10-minute scene focused on conflict and it inspired a life passion. Since then, she has won numerous awards for her work and debuted "Close-Up Space" in the prestigious Manhattan Theatre Club last fall with celebrity actors David Hyde Pierce and Rosie Perez in the leading roles.
On March 5, President Christopher C. Dahl awarded Metzler the Geneseo Alumni Association's Outstanding Young Alumni Award for her accomplishments.
Dahl presented the award to her following a reading of her current work, "Carve," at Rochester's Geva Theatre. Several of her mentors, including Professor Emeritus Terry Browne, Professor Tom Greenfield and Distinguished Teaching Professor Ronald Herzman, were there.
"You are without a doubt someone who has achieved amazing success," said Dahl. "You have catapulted to new horizons as an extremely talented playwright within a very short period of time. The alumni association is proud and privileged to present you with this award."
Metzler's plays have won 13 awards. Her first play in 2003, "Training Wisteria," won three national awards and "Elemeno Pea" just opened at the Actors Theater of Louisville's Humana Festival of New Plays.


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High arch is an arch that is raised more than normal. The arch runs from the toes to the heel on the bottom of the foot. It is also called pes cavus.
High arch is the opposite of flat feet.
Pes cavus; High foot arch
High foot arches are much less common than flat feet. They are more likely to be caused by a bone (orthopedic) or nerve (neurological) condition.
Unlike flat feet, highly arched feet tend to be painful because more stress is placed on the section of the foot between the ankle and toes (metatarsals). This condition can make it difficult to fit into shoes. People who have high arches usually need foot support. A high arch may cause disability.
When the person stands on the foot, the instep looks hollow and most of the weight is on the back and balls of the foot (metatarsals head).
Your health care provider will check to see if the high arch is flexible, meaning it can be moved around.
Tests that may be done include:
High arches -- especially ones that are flexible or well cared for -- may not need any treatment.
Corrective shoes may help relieve pain and improve walking. This includes changes to the shoes, such as an arch insert and a support insole.
Surgery to flatten the foot is sometimes needed in severe cases. Any nerve problems that exist must be treated by specialists.
The outlook depends on the condition causing high arches. In mild cases, wearing appropriate shoes and arch supports may provide relief.
Call your health care provider if you suspect you are having foot pain related to high arches.
People with highly arched feet should be checked for nerve and bone conditions. Identifying these other conditions may help prevent or reduce arch problems.
Hosalkar HS, Spiegel DA, Davidson RS. Cavus Feet. In: Kliegman RM,Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds.Nelson Textbookof Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 666.7.
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Local man giving away 'Great Pumpkins'
Nine pumpkins available to anyone interested
SAN ANTONIO - Interested in getting a gigantic gourd?
Al Votion from South Bexar County wants to give away the big pumpkins he grew.
He and some friends wanted to see who could grow the biggest pumpkin. He planted three jumbo seeds back in May and now has nine massive pumpkins.
He already gave one away and would like to get rid of the rest.
"I'm going to be looking for needy families or several families when I harvest them that they would use them. I'm not going to be throwing them away," Votion said. They're edible very very sweet so I want them to be used."
If you are interested call Al: 210-394-9001.
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21st Century Professional Skills and Practice Management
This course will help students to develop the professional management skills that are essential for a successful legal career. The course will focus on team dynamics and leadership; effectively communicating with clients, colleagues, other parties and tribunals; client development and service; managing expectations and unexpected adversity; and the economics of law practice, including forecasting demand for legal services and project management. For the final paper, students will create a comprehensive, personal plan outlining the substantive knowledge, professional skills, and business focus they need to build a fulfilling law practice. Assignments and simulations will demonstrate and model various skills and instructors will provide real-time feedback to students on class exercises. The course is not limited to any particular type of practice (size or substantive area). Elements used in grading: Class participation and attendance, course exercises and written assignments.
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SOUTH WHITLEY — Vera Lois (Fritz) Shively, 80, of Mission, Texas formerly of South Whitley, passed away Sunday, April 22, 2012, at 3 a.m.
She was born Sept. 10, 1931, in Warsaw, a daughter of Ralph and Albertha (Steffan) Fritz.
In 1949, she graduated from Larwill High School. On Aug. 18, 1950, she married Donald G. Shively, who survives.
They moved to Indianapolis in 1956 and she retired from Stokely-Van Camp in 1976.
They returned to the Fritz family farm south of Larwill. In 1990, she became a resident of Texas and made her home in Mission, Texas.
She was a member of the Larwill Lions Club and Hidalgo County Coin Club.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Janet L. Nelson, Minnesota, and Carol Lynn Harrington, Virginia; three grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
Arrangements are by Smith and Sons Miller Chapel, South Whitley. There is no service planned. Burial will be in South Whitley Cemetery.
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This Week: The
Last Week: The Aggies opened WAC play with a tough 2-1 double overtime loss at
Series Notes: NM State leads the series 1-0. The Aggies defeated
Previous Meeting: The Aggies won their first-ever WAC match with a 1-0 decision over
Series Notes: The Aggies have a 1-0 advantage in the all-time series. NM State posted a 3-2 win over the Vandals, Oct. 4, 2009 in
Previous Meeting: NM State improved to 2-0 in WAC play with a 3-2 win over
Bits and Pieces: The Aggies have three of their first four WAC matches on the road this year. The match at
Road Warriors: Sophomore forward/midfielder Crystal Burns gave the Aggies a 2-1 lead on a 30-yard strike with only 10 minutes left in regulation at Wyoming. The Aggies tied the match, 1-1, in the 63rd minute on sophomore midfielder/forward Lauren Cope's first goal of the season. She blasted the ball into the top right corner of the net when Burns found her behind the defense. NM State's four-match unbeaten streak was snapped at
Among the Elite: In the NCAA rankings, the Aggies are No. 26 in scoring offense (2.33) and No. 27 in save percentage (0.863). Individually, sophomore midfielder/forward Crystal Burns is 10th in assists per game (0.64), 12th in assists (7.0) and 36th in points per game (1.73) as of Oct. 3.
Against the Competition: The Aggies rank first in the WAC in corner kicks (68) and tied for first in goals allowed (11). NM State is second in shots (186), points (79), goals (28), goals per game (2.33), assists (23), assists per game (1.92) and goals against average (0.86). The Aggies are No. 3 in saves (69) and tied for third in shutouts (4) as of Oct. 4.
Individually, sophomore midfielder/forward Crystal Burns ranks first in points per game (1.73) and assists per game (0.64). She is second in assists (7) and tied for second in game-winning goals (3). Burns ranks third in goals per game (0.55) and fourth in points (19). She is tied for fourth in goals (6) and seventh in shots (32) and shots per game (2.91).
Sophomore forward Yolanda McMillion is tied for fourth in goals (6) and goals per game (0.65). She ranks tied for fifth in game-winning goals (2), sixth in points per game (1.08) and tied for sixth in points (13).
Senior midfielder Nina Yanes is tied for eighth in the WAC in assists (3) and ninth in assists per game (0.27), while freshman forward Dani De La Vina is tied for eighth in assists (3) and tied for 10th in assists per game (0.25).
Redshirt freshman goalkeeper Mikaela Bitner ranks first in saves per game (6.30) and second in save percentage (.851) and saves (63). She is fourth in goals against average (1.03) and fifth in shutouts per game (0.20). Bitner and freshman goalkeeper Erin Wosick are tied for fifth in shutouts (2).
In WAC matches only, the Aggies have a league-best 17 saves. Additionally, Bitner ranks first in saves (17) and saves per game (8.50).
Burn Notice: Sophomore forward/midfielder Crystal Burns was named Verizon WAC Offensive Player of the Week, for the week of Sept. 13-19. This is her first career honor, and she is the third Aggie to earn the recognition this season. Burns scored four goals and added three assists in a pair of wins for the Aggie soccer team over Alabama A&M, 8-0, Sept. 17, and Lamar, 4-0, Sept. 19. Against Alabama A&M, she scored two goals and added an assist, including her second game-winning goal of the season. It was her first-ever multiple-goal contest at NM State. In a 4-0 win over Lamar, Burns tallied two goals and two assists. She posted an impressive .833 shots on goal percentage in the final two non-conference matches of the season.
Home Fries: In the final two non-conference home matches of the season, the Aggies defeated Alabama A&M, 8-0, and Lamar, 4-0. NM State tied the school record for goals in a match against Alabama A&M. Sophomore midfielder/forward Crystal Burns scored a match-high two goals. NM State recorded its second consecutive shutout, and freshman goalkeeper Erin Wosick posted her second career shutout. In the win over Lamar, the Aggies recorded their third consecutive shutout, and Burns scored a pair of goals in the second straight match.
Protecting Home Turf: The Aggies went undefeated at home in non-conference play this season with a 5-0-2 record in seven matches. The first two overtime contests of the season occurred at home with 1-1 ties in double overtime to Northern Arizona and
Into the Net: The Aggie offense has been fierce this season with 28 goals scored in 12 matches. In 2009, NM State only scored 23 goals in 19 matches. The Aggies have also scored eight goals in a match twice this season against Prairie View A&M and Alabama A&M.
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Quick Strike: Sophomore forward/midfielder Crystal Burns led the Aggies to a 1-0 win over
A Stifling Defense: The NM State defense has been strong in 2010. The Aggies have only allowed 11 goals in 12 matches.
Clutch Performance: For the second time, sophomore forward Yolanda McMillion tied the match for the Aggies with a second half goal against
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Records Fall: In the win over Prairie View A&M, the Aggies set five new records including goals (eight), points (23), assists (7), shots on goal (20) and corner kicks (18). The Aggies also posted their first shutout of the season.
High Powered Offense: The Aggies set a school record for shots in a match with 29 against
Scoring Machines: Prior to the Prairie View A&M contest, the Aggies didn't have a player score more than a single goal in a match. But that changed with sophomore forward Yolanda McMillion's hat trick and a pair of goals from senior midfielder Baili Foutz and redshirt sophomore defender Heather Goldberg. The appearance against Prairie View A&M was Goldberg's first showing in the Crimson and White.
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