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The freshman had four fouls, but with Kentucky trailing 54-44 John Calipari had no choice but to reinsert him. The Wildcats couldn't afford to have their point guard on the bench even though he had struggled to that point.
Much the same, Harrison knew he couldn't afford not to step up.
"I knew I had no choice," Harrison said.
With UK facing the biggest upset of the young college basketball season, Harrison took the only path available to him. He was Kentucky's anchor during a decisive 21-3 run, leading the way as the Cats completed a comeback from as many as 11 points down to win 68-61.
"He really stood out, he directed us a lot," James Young said. "He told us where to go, what to do. He just really stepped up."
Harrison scored six of his 12 points -- all on driving and-one layups -- and dished three of his five assists during the spurt. He had a direct hand in 13 of the 21 points scored during the run and only exited after he finally picked up his fifth with 27.6 seconds left and the outcome in hand.
"I thought Andrew made the plays," John Calipari said. "It's nice to know we got two or three guys now we can go to if the game is in the balance."
Harrison showed as much emotion following his two and-ones as at any point in his six-game UK career, glimpsing some of the fire Calipari wants out of the latest in his line of highly regarded point guards.
"Just having a competitive spirit and wanting to win and making big plays to win really," Harrison said. "It's not about me or anything. I just wanted to win. Those reactions kind of come out a competitor, any competitor really."
Harrison has surely heard some of the talk about his early-season body language, but he wasn't thinking about any outsiders during the Cats' rally. The only opinions he cares about are those of his teammates and coaches.
"I feel like I was letting my teammates down pretty much by getting those fouls in the first half and not being as aggressive as I should be," Harrison said. "Hopefully it's a turning point. Tomorrow we're just going to go to practice and start getting better."
Like a true point guard, Harrison was quick to deflect praise following the win over Cleveland State.
"All of us stepped up," Harrison said. "James Young played great. Julius (Randle) in the paint, nobody was getting a rebound at that point, nobody but him. It wasn't me at all. It was them. I was just getting them the ball. They were just making me look good."
Young struggled with his shot for most of the night and even contended with a box-and-one defense geared toward stopping him at times, but that didn't slow him. He hit just 3 for 11 from the field and scored nine points, but it was his energy that buoyed the Cats and his example that Calipari used to inspire his teammates.
"James Young just fought like crazy and came up with balls when we were dead," Calipari said. "If they got those balls, we would lose. That's why I looked at the other guys and I say, 'Fight like he's fighting.' "
Young had a career-high five rebounds, while Randle posted his sixth straight double with 15 points and 15 rebounds in spite of facing constant double and triple teams from Viking defenders. Randle had five more turnovers on Monday night, bringing his season total to a team-high 22, but Calipari has trouble picking nits when he looks at his star freshman.
"Pass a little bit, stop turning it over, but keep getting those double-doubles," Calipari said. "They're really nice."
With Kentucky's upcoming schedule, Randle will face some challenges in looking to extend his double-double streak, which now sits just one shy of Jim Andrews' UK record of seven to begin a season. The Cats have just one day to prepare for matchup with Eastern Michigan at 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday to conclude the Keightley Classic.
The Eagles are unbeaten at 5-0, so Calipari sees them as a natural segue into a brutal December schedule that features six opponents ranked 61st or better according to kenpom.com in six games.
"The good news is other than Michigan State, we kind of built them up," Calipari said. "Now Eastern Michigan is the next step. When we go farther, every other team takes us to another level."
Some pundits will sound alarms about Kentucky after a narrow home escape against a heavy underdog, but the Cats believe this is an experience that will benefit them down the road.
"It could have been easy for us to sit back and be like, 'Man, we're not coming back from this,' " Randle said. "But we kept fighting, fighting and we learned that even when we're down we can come together and still win games."


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Spirit's View of Mars
Date: 3 Jan 2004
Only hours after landing, NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit sent back its first black and white images of Mars. This mosaic image taken by Spirit's navigation has been further processed, significantly improving the 360 degree panoramic view of the rover on the surface of Mars.
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Girls of The Day: Carmen Electra
Tara Leigh Patrick (born April 20, 1972), better known by her stage name Carmen Electra, is an American glamour model, actress, television personality, singer, and dancer.
Carmen Electra gained fame for her appearances in Playboy magazine, on the MTV game show Singled Out, on the TV series Baywatch, and dancing with the Pussycat Dolls, and has since had roles in the parody films Scary Movie, Date Movie, Epic Movie, Meet the Spartans, and Disaster Movie. An extinct species of fly was named Carmenelectra shechisme in honor of Electra's "splendid somal structure" in 2002.
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While completing his sports medicine fellowship, Dr. Webb was an assistant team physician for the Boston Celtics and the Northeastern Huskies.
Dr. Webb has expertise in cartilage restoration procedures and alternatives to total knee replacement surgery in younger patients. He has conducted research and lectured on cartilage injuries, presented papers at national and international meetings, and is a reviewer for The Journal of Arthroscopic and Related Surgery.
Treating conditions affecting the shoulder and knee, Dr. Webb has a special interest in sports medicine and the prevention and treatment of athletic injuries in patients of all ages. He is orthopedic director at the SCFA (Seacoast Center for Athletes) and is a team physician for the University of New Hampshire Wildcats. Dr. Webb is on staff at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover and Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester.
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In American Creole: New Orleans Reunion, jazz musician Don Vappie finds his sidemen scattered, his flooded-out Mom sleeping on his couch, and his 8-year-old grandson clamoring to join the band. But in the wake of the nation's biggest natural disaster, where the landscape that gave birth to jazz has been destroyed and Don's culture and community have been blown to the winds, what's left to call home?
An established artist in the New Orleans music scene finds his sidemen scattered by Katrina, his flooded-out Mom sleeping on his couch, and his 8-year-old grandson clamoring to join the band. American Creole: New Orleans Reunion takes the audience on a tour of the front lines of a devastated city's cultural rebirth: offstage, where race is infinitely more nuanced than black or white; backstage, where which instrument you play can be a political statement; and joyously onstage, where the only thing that matters is music, and local legends make it cook.
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Don Vappie -- musician, bandleader, Creole -- struggles to find work and his cultural identity in New Orleans. This new documentary premieres on PBS on Thursday, September 7th at 10:00 p.m. EDT, just over a year after the killer storm slammed the Gulf Coast. It follows Don as he tries to keep his band together and bring musicians back to the city. Through his journey, Don begins to question what makes a community, and whether the culture he grew up in can survive not just the storm, but also the social crosscurrents of modern America.
Don has played with Wynton Marsalis, Beausoleil and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, along with fronting the Creole Jazz Serenaders, who were recently booked at Carnegie Hall. Rich with music, the film features performances by numerous stars of New Orleans jazz, as well as Don's far-flung, talented family, which includes a cousin who wrote hits with Ray Charles, another who was a band mate to Paul McCartney in Wings, and a third who recorded with Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Quincy Jones, and others.
While Don was displaced by Katrina for only a month, more than half of his eight sidemen saw their houses destroyed. All were forced to evacuate to distant cities. Don scrambles to keep his band alive by taking what gigs he can. On the road, Don wonders if he would be better off living somewhere else, like New York. But can he really leave New Orleans, his home?
Don's questions lead him to friends, mentors, and fellow musicians, each affected by Katrina in his or her own way. They offer views on what it means to be from New Orleans and what it means to be a Creole of Color, a racial and cultural mix of African-American, French, Spanish, and Native American ancestry, with a rich history in Louisiana. With even his family members unable to agree, the answers he finds are as varied as the cultures that make up his heritage.
In the city, the major festivals go on, but it's not enough. If the musicians are going to come back, they need gigs, and if the city is going to come back, it needs its musicians. So Don decides to host a Rent Party and later a musical family reunion, gathering the cream of the local jazz scene and his scattered musician-relatives, because "When the music comes back, everybody's gonna come back!"
American Creole was produced and directed by the award-winning husband-wife team of Glen Pitre and Michelle Benoit, whose movies (Belizaire the Cajun, The Scoundrel's Wife), documentaries, books, and museum design have won them an international reputation. In 2002, film critic Roger Ebert acclaimed Pitre "a legendary American regional director." Milly Vappie and her company Vappielle, Inc., producers of recorded music and cultural programming, are also co-producers along with Côte Blanche Productions with Louisiana Public Broadcasting.
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giants, and venture capitalists—and play a major role in facilitating the production and spread of TI. The twenty-first century merits policies affecting a range of organizational forms, that explicitly take account of the effects of these structures on the production, dissemination, and utilization of TI.
Recognizing the importance of webs of relationships (8, 19) to R&D development suggests that regions, or industries, blessed with social capital (22) —trust, norms, and networks— will have substantial advantages, as Silicon Valley and Route 128 make evident. In recent years, Europe has made explicit efforts to build cooperative approaches to R&D among natural competitors, relying on substantial government subsidies and coordination on research directions (23).
The R&D problem is often framed as one of providing public goods, with Federal funding as the implicit solution. Yet federal funding as a proportion of industrial R&D has fallen precipitously from the 1960s, when it exceeded company spending, to the 1990s, when it has been <40% as large.w Given contemporary political and budget realities, generosity in government funding, whatever its theoretical merits, is unlikely to guarantee the efficient production of R&D.
The second major government function in R&D production is its accepted role as definer and enforcer of property rights. However, bold new frontiers are being crossed in defining technological realities—witness the Internet and genetic engineering. In such unfamiliar territory, appropriate property delineations are much harder to define. This is particularly true since other salient values, such as freedom of speech, privacy, and the sanctity of life, are deeply involved with technological advance.
The nature of TI, I have argued here, severely impedes its purchase and sale. When such inefficiencies are great, the struggle for second best outcomes will lead to new organizational forms to facilitate contracting. This implies that the vast increase in the role of TI, beyond any direct effects in expanding production possibilities, will transform the structure of industry in developed nations, dramatically altering patterns of competition and cooperation.
Chang-Yang Lee provided skilled research assistance. Zvi Griliches, James Hines, Louis Kaplow, Alan Schwartz, and participants in the October 1995 National Academy of Sciences Colloquium on Science, Technology, and the Economy made helpful comments.
In 1991, excluding aircraft and missiles, Federal funds comprised 18% (671/3807) of basic research and 22% [(4918–471)/(24,084–3248)] of applied research (ref. 13, pp. 3, 24–25).
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21. Cohen, L.R. & Noll, R.R. (1995) The Feasibility of Effective Public-Private R&D Collaboration: The Case of CRADAs (Center for Economic Policy Research, Stanford, CA), Publ. No. 412, Discussion Paper Series.
22. Putnam, R.D., Leonardi, R. & Nanetti, R. (1993) Making Democracy Work: Civic Traditions in Modern Italy (Princeton Univ. Press, Princeton).
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When Kathryn Bigelow nabbed the Best Director Oscar in March for The Hurt Locker, critics such as The Guardian's Richard Adams wrote perceptive analyses of the film's erasure of Iraqi voices.
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Sculptor Louise Bourgeois created an array of surreal images in her career, many of which address psychological phenomena in physically mutated or twisted figurative forms. But perhaps Bourgeois, nicknamed "Spiderwoman," will be remembered by much of the public who encountered her work for placing dozens of giant bronze spiders worldwide. She died last week, aged 98.


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With a shooter still at large, firefighters didn't think it was safe to move in.
"You just feel alone, like nobody's coming for you," 28-year-old Fisher said. "It's traumatic being shot but I was really thinking I was going to bleed to death."
Fisher had been shot during a party where he and the alleged shooter were both intoxicated.
Aurora Police and Fire changed their "scene safe" policy in August because of what happened to Fisher in an apartment complex on Temple Drive.
Today, Aurora firefighters can standby and wait for police to secure the scene and request them inside or they can decide for themselves to enter the scene to rescue and treat people. If there is any question, fire and police will speak face-to-face.
On June 25, when Fisher was shot, firefighters were playing by the rules. At the time, the "scene safe" policy said police must first secure the area and use the exact phrase, "scene safe," before firefighters and paramedics can go in and rescue or treat someone.
"We are very concerned about our safety. I don't want a firefighter killed in the line of duty," Deputy Fire Chief Dan Martinelli said. "I do rely heavily on the police department to get us to the patient safely so we can treat the patient and get out safely. If we can't get to the patient safely, we're not doing anybody any good."
Fisher and his friends believe paramedics should have risked their lives that night to help him, even though it was not clear if the suspect, James Pellouchoud, had been arrested.
"He's dying, you know what I mean?" Fisher's friend Leah Lockert asked. "It's not like he just got hurt, he's dying. He needs paramedics."
Lockert and her boyfriend, Nathan Lesjak, used Fisher's belts to tie-off his arms and legs and used his socks to sop up the blood. Dispatchers at 911 told them how to keep pressure on Fisher's wounds until the police got to the apartment to take over.
But the two police officers were also in over-their-heads when they tried to help Fisher and called paramedics for help.
"I need rescue up here as soon as we can get them here," Sgt. Michael Yorchak screamed.
The dispatchers reported that the patient was in bad condition and "not doing well." Other police officers used their flashlights to signal and call-in a fire captain sitting in a car down the road. Over and over, though, firefighters said, "No."
"We still don't have a scene safe," the fire captain replied. "I'm not coming in until the scene is safe."
"Engine 45, Engine 6 fire refusing to come in until the have a scene safe," dispatchers said.
At that point, Yorchak and Sgt. Jad Lanigan decided to save Fisher themselves. They hauled him down the stairs to the curb and left him bleeding in the grass while they once again called for help. The paramedics refused to meet them outside the building because they still hadn't heard the words "scene safe."
"It's as safe as it's going to get," Yorkchak told the dispatcher. "It's up to them whether they want to get here or not."
They did not. So the officers hoisted Fisher into the back of a police cruiser and drove him to the ambulance, which was waiting about a mile away from the scene. From there, Fisher was treated and taken to a hospital.
In hindsight, Aurora Fire officials say they should have moved in to help and ignored the policy. While officers have basic CPR skills, all Aurora firefighters are trained paramedics.
"We're equipped to provide the appropriate level of pre-hospital care and we're the ones who should be doing it," Martinelli said.
"I think if the command fire personnel had an opportunity to make a different decision, if they were faced with the same set of circumstances, they'd make a different decision," Deputy Police Chief Terry Jones said. "I think they'd respond right into the scene when they were flagged in by an officer."
The deputy police chief says it took a long time to call a "scene safe" because in the chaos, they weren't sure if they had the suspect in custody.
It turns out the shooter fled to his apartment across the hall from where the shooting occurred.
Twenty-nine-year-old Pellouchoud was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. He declined to comment.
Fisher has recovered from his injuries and is back at work.
"I would like to think that the officers acted professionally and appropriately and this instance, rather heroically," Jones said.
9Wants to Know has learned Aurora's "scene safe" policy has failed before. In January, dispatchers told firefighters to stay back from an 80-year-old Alzheimer's patient who was combative. That incident prompted the first review of the policy by Aurora Police and Fire. Later that month, firefighters kept away from an injured drunk driver because no "scene safe" was called by police.
"We really dropped the ball on this," Michael Bedwell, manager of public safety communications, wrote in an internal e-mail about staging firefighters away from police for the drunk driver.
Several other fire departments, such as Englewood, Littleton, South Metro and Denver still use the "safe scene" policy where firefighters wait to be called in by police.
"They have guns, what are we going to do?" Denver Fire spokesman Phil Champagne said. "We want police to secure the scene first because we can't defend ourselves. But if someone has fatal injuries, we will ignore the policy and go in. We have plenty of guys who will break protocol in that case and just go in."
Aurora's "scene safe" policy started in 1993 after Denver firefighter Doug Konecny was shot to death climbing into a suicidal man's second-floor window. Other firefighters have also been killed around the country responding to emergencies before police officers cleared the scene.
Aurora Fire officials say they may have dodged a bullet in Fisher's case so that they can put a new policy in place for the next emergency.
"If another person's in the same situation, we'll be better prepared because of this event," Martinelli said.
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MILLVILLE - Anna Wing Robinson, 62, of Millville died Sat. Nov. 26, 2011 at home. She was the wife of Joseph M. Robinson.
Mrs. Robinson was an artisan and displayed her crafts at The Little Country Shed in Millville which she operated for several years.
Anna was born Nov. 11, 1949 in Woonsocket, RI the daughter of the late Frank E. and Dorothy (Sacco) Wing Jr. She was a lifelong resident of Millville and graduated from Blackstone High School, Class of 1967.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson observed their 5th wedding anniversary on Sept. 24, 2011.
Anna was an avid gardener and enjoyed feeding and tracking birds. She was devoted to her dogs. Anna adored her three grandchildren and loved baking for her family.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by one son; Keith A. and his wife Jennifer Wing of Millville, one brother; Geoff and his wife Deborah Skory Wing of Uxbridge, one sister; Susan and her husband Walter Bourassa of Millville, two nephews, Kevin Wing and Stephen Wing both of Uxbridge and 3 grandchildren, Sara Wing, Rachel Wing and Eve Wing.
Visiting hours will be Tues. Nov. 29, 2011 from 4-8 PM in the BUMA FUNERAL HOME, 101 North Main St. (Rt. 122), Uxbridge, 01569.
A Mass of the Resurrection will be held in St. Augustine's Church, 17 Lincoln St. Millville, MA. at a time and date to be published in Tuesday's edition.
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NBA Finals Update: Miami Heat lead San Antonio Spurs 81-76 after 3rd quarter
SAN ANTONIO - The Miami Heat lead the San Antonio Spurs 81-76 after the third quarter of Game 4 of the NBA Finals.
Leading scorers: Miami: James, 24. Wade, 22. San Antonio: Parker, 15. Duncan, 14.
Leading rebounders: Miami: Bosh and James, 8. San Antonio: Leonard, 7.
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BEAUMONT – Both Sam Bumpers and David Carver are playing in their final home series in a Lamar baseball jersey, and they opened up the weekend in style, leading the Cardinals past Houston Baptist in 9-1 fashion at Vincent-Beck Stadium on Friday night.
With the win, the Cards further improved their Southland Conference positioning, moving to 13-9 in league play and 28-18 for the season. The Huskies dropped to 9-13 and 20-22, respectively.
Bumpers, who saw his school-record hitting streak snapped at 28 games earlier this week, was a nuisance to the HBU pitching staff, going 4-for-5 with three doubles and three scores, and Carver was unblemished over six scoreless innings of work, striking out four and giving up six hits to improve to 2-1 on the season.
"All I can say is that I'm 2-0 when my dad flies in," Carver said. "I threw a complete game with him here last year, and it felt good to pitch well again this year. It's always important to win these Friday night games. It gives us confidence, and now we just need to come back tomorrow and try to get another series win."
"This win is huge for us," Bumpers added. "If we can get another win or two this weekend, it should give us a little bit of breathing room for the rest of the year. I was trying to come out tonight and hit the ball hard, and I was able to find the gaps and help us pick up the win."
The Cards wasted little time getting the offense going as Jude Vidrine unloaded on the first HBU pitch of the game, tripling to right center, and Reed Seeley followed up with a single in the ensuing at-bat to draw first blood. A Bumpers double and Jacoby Middleton sacrifice fly added to the advantage, and hits from both Brandon Provost and Kevin Santana brought pushed two more across home plate to make it 4-0.
After Kyle Markum singled home Bumpers in the third, the Cards would score three more times in the fourth. Both Seeley and Bumpers scored on a Middleton double, and an errant throw by HBU shortstop C.J. Jarvis made it 8-0 after four.
Seeley walked and then scored on a Bumpers double in the eighth before the Huskies would pick up a consolation run in the top of the ninth.
Andrew Beasley, who is also playing in his final weekend at Vincent-Beck Stadium, tossed the final three frames for the Cards, allowing an unearned run on two hits to earn his first save of the season.
LU will return to action vs. HBU on Saturday afternoon, with Senior Day festivities slated to precede the game on the field. First pitch is scheduled for 2 p.m.


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National Day of Prayer
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It was nice to see the Sevier County community come out to support the National Day of Prayer on Thursday. This was the fifth year in a row that a community service was held at the courthouse. This year Dollywood hosted two special 15-minute services for guests and employees in the chapel in Craftsman's Valley.
The services are dignified and appropriate. The National Day of Prayer is meant for all faiths and all beliefs. The unifying element is a belief in a higher power who can guide, inspire and hear our pleas for peace and good judgment.
The Dollywood services included prayer and scripture reading. Hymns were sung. A prayer guide was available. The courthouse service included Mr. Lincoln, the eagle from the American Eagle Foundation; music; the singing of the national anthem; and a talk by Dan Spencer, senior pastor at First Baptist Church Sevierville.
Many thanks to all who made both observances possible. It's good to see people in Sevier County come together for a worthwhile project, as do communities all across the country.
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Members of First Baptist Church in Sevierville spent last weekend on a project to help people they'll never see. They packed Zawadi bags for the Orbit Village Project, coordinated by director Cyndy Waters of Sevierville. The bags are a ministry of the Sevierville-based project in Nairobi, Kenya.
While many of the children in the village have sponsors, others do not. In an effort to make every child feel sponsored, Waters came up with the idea for "Zawadi" bags. A donation of $25 helps with the cost of shipping and throwing a party for the children. Over 500 children attend Orbit School of the Cross, which was also founded by the Project, and each one will receive a bag filled with school supplies, candy and clothing. A tract explaining the gospel is placed in the bag, and the message of salvation is presented each child.
The project is in its seventh year of operation and continues to generate local support. It deserves it. For more information, contact Cyndy Waters at 865-591-6337 or via email at email@example.com.
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It's good to see young people involved in the community, helping others and seeing the fruits of good works of labor in their hometown. The S Club of Sevierville Middle School met at the Sevier County Food Ministries after school last week to sort and separate donated goods.
"We're basically a service organization," said member Jasmyn McRae. The S stands for service.
"(We do) any kind of service in the school and community," Sue Habraken, one of the S Club's sponsors, said. "(But) our main service this year has been to the food ministry. Five members and a sponsor go at least once a month every month this school year."
This is the second year the club has selected the food bank as its main service project. Each student in the club must volunteer at the food bank at least once per year. The S Club delivered 480 pounds of food that had been gathered for the food bank by the Sevierville Middle School Beta Club. Nice work, students.


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Bexar County's first Baby Moses, now 10 years old, was all over the playground at San Pedro Park on Wednesday.
"I feel so lucky to have him because he is one of the happiest people I've ever met," said Susan Smylie, now a single parent about her adopted son Matthew.
She said his birth mother had named him Ethan -- that's now his middle name -- before going from the hospital to Fire Station 41, where she handed over her newborn son to medical personnel, as required by the Baby Moses Law.
A foster parent at the time, Smylie said a friend called her after seeing the story on the news.
"'I think it's your baby.' Those were her exact words," Smylie said.
She said three days later, Matthew Ethan became one of the family. Smylie has three other children, including an adopted daughter.
After learning the first Baby Moses in years had been turned over last week at another local fire station, Smylie said she grew concerned a new generation of desperate young women may not be aware of the law adopted in 2002.
"You can't just leave them in a box on the doorstep," Smylie said.
She said babies must be healthy and relinquished within 60 days of birth, no questions asked, unless the mother is willing to provide a family medical history.
Smylie also said Matthew is proof there is no shame in making a courageous decision.
"I have nothing but respect for recognizing that they're not ready to be parents and they want their child to have the best options in life," Smylie said.
Smylie said Matthew is home schooled, loves sports and dreams playing with the Dallas Cowboys.
"He's fine with it," Smylie said, adding she hopes that someday perhaps Matthew will get to meet his birth mother, if she's willing.
A grateful Smylie said, "I wonder how she's doing and hope things are okay with her."
As for Matthew, Smylie asked him, "Are you like the happiest kid around?"
He said, "Probably!"
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Ableton Live 8 Essential Training with Rick Schmunk offers a comprehensive overview of Ableton's live audio and MIDI sequencing software and the techniques required to compose, record, and edit music, in real time, on stage, or in the studio. The course includes tutorials on compiling live sets from audio and MIDI clips, loops, or samples, applying MIDI effects, warping audio, and recording and producing songs in any number of contemporary styles. Exercise files are included with the course.
Because of its innovative time-stretching capabilities and collection of virtual instruments and audio effects, it's only natural that Pro Tools users will want to use Ableton Live in conjunction with their Pro Tools sessions. In this video we'll learn how to use ReWire to slave Live to Pro Tools. So anytime that you're using two audio applications simultaneously, one is going to have to act as the host and the other as the slave. In this example, we'll be slaving Ableton to Pro Tools via ReWire. So I'm going to create an instrument track in Pro Tools to start off. Let's go up to the track menu. I'll choose New.
Let's go on stereo, instrument track, and I'm going to use the command Command+Equals--that would be Ctrl+Equals on a PC--to move from the Edit window to the Mix window. And let's go to the first track insert here, and I'm going to add Ableton as a multi-channel instrument plug-in. Note that when this opens up, it doesn't actually open Ableton Live, but it opens the ReWire plug-in that's going to allow us to communicate back and forth between the two programs. I'm going to launch Live.
Notice that it's saying Running as a ReWire Slave as it opens. Now I'm going to go to the Clips folder here, and into the Drums, and let's go into Electronic, and I'm going to choose one of these Eckhose clips, and I'm going to drop that on the MIDI track. But let me first tab over to arrangement view, because this only works in arrangement view. I'm going to drag that to this default MIDI track here. Just so that we have enough here to listen to, I'm going to duplicate that a few times using the duplicate command, which is Command+D or Ctrl+D on PC.
I'm going to tab back to the session view, because it's a little easier to use the mixer on this side. I am going to take that out of record, and I'm going to set the output on the track to ReWire Out, and I'll use the default outputs, which in this case are left and right. Notice that we have several others that we'll be able to use as well. Now I'm going to go back to Pro Tools. I need to do a couple of things here. First of all, in this instrument track I need to set the MIDI out to that MIDI track that we have in Ableton, which is the Eckhose track.
And then, since this is the first track we're using, I don't need to reset the audio inputs that are coming back from Ableton. We're just on mix left and right, because that's the default. So I should be able to hit play and hear sound coming back from Ableton. Let's give that a shot. (Music playing.) Okay. So it's working. Now currently the MIDI clip is actually sitting on a track in Ableton, but I can also put the MIDI on a track in Pro Tools and send MIDI over to Ableton and get audio back.
So let's go over to Ableton. Let me tab to the Arrangement view, and I'm going to select one of those MIDI clips and go to the File menu, and choose export MIDI clip. There's the name, and let me put that on the Desktop. Now I'm going to delete these clips from the track in Live, switch back to Pro Tools, I'm going to close that plug-in--we don't need to look at that now-- I will go back to the edit window, and I will bring the Finder window on top, and I see the Desktop, and there is that .mid file.
Let me select that, drag and drop that on the track in Pro Tools. Again, I'm going to select that and duplicate it. In this case, the command is the same thing: Command+D or Ctrl+D on a PC. I'll put that out a few times, hit my Return key to put the cursor at the beginning of this session. So now when I hit play I'll send MIDI to Ableton, which will trigger their virtual instrument device, and I'll get audio back. (Drums playing.) Awesome! In addition to MIDI, I can also use the audio clips that are available in Ableton.
So let me create an Aux track for this example in Pro Tools. Again, I'll go back up to Track menu, choose New, choose Stereo, Aux, Input track, Create, and I am going to Command+Equals or Ctrl+Equals over to the Mix window. And again I'm going to add Live as a multi-channel instrument plug-in. Again, ReWire opens. Back over to the Live. Let me close that up a bit. And now I'm going to go down into the Samples folder, into the Loopmasters, and let's go into Electro.
I'm going to grab one of these audio clips. Let me drop that on this default audio track. Again, I'm going to duplicate that a few times: Command+D or Ctrl+D on a PC. Tab back to the session view window so I can see the mixer. I'm going to go to Audio out, ReWire, and on the subchooser, this time I'm going to choose 3/4. Back to Pro Tools. And let me set the audio inputs that are coming back from Ableton to bus 3 and 4 as well.
Now from experience I've found that sometimes the clips in Ableton can play a little bit loudly. I'm going to actually go back over there briefly. I'm going to pull that level down just a little bit. Back to Pro Tools, and let's hit play and see if we've got signal. (Music playing.) Okay, so that's working. Now one of the nice things is that I can actually change tempo in Pro Tools and have that effect what's going on in Ableton--get a corresponding tempo change.
So I'm going to bring up the transport, which in Pro Tools is Command+1, or Ctrl+1 on a PC. I'm currently in Manual Tempo mode because the conductor is disabled, which is going to allow me to go into this field and change the tempo. So as I play the session back, I can actually scroll up and down and change this tempo. We should hear a corresponding change to the tempo that's coming back from Ableton. (Music playing.) So you can here that those MIDI clips and the audio clip are staying synced to tempo.
Now before we quit, there is a couple of things we need to talk about. First, because Live is not a plug-in that actually resides in Pro Tools--it's a separate application--I need to save that Ableton session if we're going to reopen this at a later date. So I'm going to go back over to Ableton, then go to the File menu and choose Save Live Set. And I'm going to navigate to the Pro Tools folder that I'm using. So let's go into Pro Tools ReWire, and let me give that a title, go ahead and hit Save.
I've got that. Then if I'm quitting for the day, I need to make sure that I quit the slave device first, or the ReWire device, which is Ableton in this case, and we're done. The ReWire routing can seem a bit confusing at first, but the advantages as of adding Ableton Live via ReWire to your Pro Tools sessions are worth it. Give it a shot!
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She was naughty. She hadn't picked up her clothes and put them away. She had however taken the trouble to pick up her clothes and hide them somewhere else so that it would appear that she had obeyed, for a little while. She didn't like the consequences of her actions. We sat together on her bed, her tear streaked cheeks wetting my shirt as I offered her another chance. She could have a do over. I would tell her to pick up her clothes again, and this time she could obey me and do it very fast, and cheerfully. She could get stronger.
"But first I have to tell you something very important," I said.
"I love you." I whispered, leaning in to kiss her.
She smiled and turned to see my face, "That's not important."
"Yes it is, that's the most important thing of all."
"No it isn't."
"Yes it is."
"Mommy you are just joking."
"No I'm not. I love you is the most important thing of all that I could tell you."
She still thinks this is all just silliness.
"Yes. I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you..."
I tickle her until she shrieks with laughter and then send her scampering to put away her clothes, properly this time.
For the rest of the day I would periodically stop her and say, "I have something important to tell you."
She would pause and smile and yell, "I love you."
"Yes, I do."
Just now figuring out that joy and suffering are all tangled up together and to avoid one is to miss out on the other. Trying to grab hold of joy where ever it is found and hold on tight.
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I have over all thin hair especially at the front . It's getting worse for the last 2 years . And I have a very high forehead . I wonder if I could get hair transplant and hair lowering ?my second q is I don't want a my eyebrow to look lifted
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About the Program
Each child starts life with a unique constellation of how he or she takes in, comprehends and responds to the world, depending on the important relationships that nurture his/her development. Every child, whether on track, delayed, struggling with mental health and environmental challenges, or on the autism spectrum needs critical experiences that are tailored to his or her unique strengths and challenges that move development forward. Understanding each child's distinctive developmental profile is essential in order to provide optimal experiences that enable him or her to thrive. This program will examine the developmental profiles of different children and families using a dynamic model guided by the best theory, principles and practices available as we strive for the best possible outcomes, including the Developmental, Individual Difference, and Relationship-Based model known as DIR/Floortime. The "D" defines functional emotional capacities for joint attention, engagement, two way communication, problem solving, creating ideas and abstract thinking. The "I" describes sensory and motor processing and reactivity. The "R" emphasizes the critical role of parent and caregiver relationships and interactions, which build on the child's natural emotions and interests to climb the developmental ladder to reach higher levels of social, emotional, and intellectual capacity. Through lecture, discussion and the use of video, clinicians and parents will learn skills related to using affect to engage each child's natural interests and inclinations, assessing emotional development through the symbols children use in play, examining developmental anxieties and factors "hidden from sight", and learn the principles of development essential for education and parenting.
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Serena Wieder, Ph.D. a clinical psychologist who has pioneered the foremost approaches to diagnosing and treating infants and toddlers with infant mental health disorders and developmental challenges. Dr. Wieder has published extensively including Engaging Autism, The Child with Special Needs, and Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health, co-authored with Stanley Greenspan. They also chaired the ICDL Diagnostic Manual for Infants and Young Children and the first Zero to Three Diagnostic Classification of Mental Health and Developmental Disorders of Infancy. She has lectured extensively on the DIR Model, Autism, emotional and symbolic development, putting development back into education, and assessment and treatment approaches. Dr. Wieder recently moved back to New York City where she continues her practice, provides consultation to clinical and educational settings, and lectures extensively both nationally and internationally. She has just completed a new book with Dr. Harry Wachs called Hidden in Plain Sight: Visual Spatial Challenges in Autism and Learning Difficulties. She also serves on the Board of Zero to Three.
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Early Registration, before January 6, 2012.
Regular registration, January 6, 2012 or later. $115.00
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So what exactly is FroYo, and why should you care?
The new version of the Android OS, Android 2.2, originally codenamed FroYo (short for Frozen Yoghurt) was launched at the Google I/O back in May.
After months of waiting, the update is set to begin rollout to the HTC Desire in Europe, with the Samsung Galaxy S next in line. US-based Google Nexus One users have already got their hands on the update, and HTC EVO's are on the list for imminent Froyo-joy too.
So what actually is FroYo, and what can we expect from the new Android OS?
Speed increase
Initial excitement over FroYo focussed on the huge improvement in processing speed, which was claimed to be up to six times faster, depending on the benchmarking system used. This has been achieved by using a technology trick known as just-in-time compilation, which speeds up Java significantly. A huge number of games and apps are built in java because it ports across mobile platforms easily.
Flash support
FroYo will support Flash Player 10.1, and initial tests indicate that most Flash-powered websites will work normally – a massive boost for Android fans. Google hasn't been shy of letting this fact speak volumes in the ongoing Flash vs Apple debate.
SD card app storage
Doesn't exactly sound exciting, right? Actually, this is a real bugbear with existing Android builds. Apps can only be downloaded to the 512ish MB onboard memory of your phone, leaving a potential 32GB micro-SD-sized opportunity wasted. This slows performance and cuts the number of apps you can install. With the full expanse of your micro-SD to fill, there's hundreds of the Best Android apps waiting for your call…
Wifi hotspot
Android 2.2 enables connectivity sharing between wi-fi enabled devices as well as via USB. In practice, this means that you'll be able to check your mails and surf on your netbook by using your phone data. It's thought that some operators may restrict this feature, or introduce extra charges.
By default, you'll create an open access point named AndroidAP, which can be renamed and also switched to WPA2 PSK encryption. See the screengrabs here.
USB tethering
In the same Tethering & portable hotspot area of the Wireless and network settings you'll find a checkbox for USB tethering. Unfortunately Bluetooth tethering is not yet supported.
Android Market and more…
The Android Market finally has an "update all apps" button, to the general relief of everyone. Apps can even update themselves, although it's worth asking yourself if you trust all the app providers to do this.


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Adoption agency holding gospel fundraiser Saturday
A musical and informational event set for Saturday will benefit an agency dedicated to pairing children with loving families.
A Gospel Extravaganza fundraiser, benefiting the activities of Another Choice for Black Children Adoption Agency, will be held Saturday, June 29, at the Lee County Arts and Community Center — 507 N. Steele St., Sanford.
"Since we've started, we've placed over 1,000 children in permanent homes," said Ruth Amerson, CEO and founder. "Our focus is finding families to adopt [children] from the foster care system who are 6 years and older."
Amerson added that "a great need" exists in North Carolina for adoptive families within this population, particularly among siblings and teenagers.
"We're looking for everyday people who want to make a difference," Amerson said.
Those who are interested in learning more about the adoption process will find materials and other informational resources at Saturday's event, Amerson said, which begins at 4 p.m. (doors open at 3 p.m.). Families who have adopted through the agency will have an opportunity to share their experience, she added.
Also appearing on the extravaganza's program are Ka-Nected of Statesville, Promise of Lillington, Sons of Destiny of Colon, and the Anoited Ones of Sanford, among others. Tony Spears is scheduled to serve as the master of ceremonies.
Amerson said the agency is hoping to raise at least $5,000 to help with everything from school supplies to recruiting efforts. Admission is $10 in advance, $12 at the door.
Those wanting to attend can contact the Another Choice office at (919) 775-1107 or Sue Wilson at (919) 356-8242 or (919) 775-5265. Another Choice is nonprofit, and donations are also accepted.
People wanting to know more about the adoption process and the agency can call 1-800-774-3534 or visit http://acfbc.org/.


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Gold, Copper, Rubber Gain; Corn Falls: Commodities at Close
June 13 (Bloomberg) -- The Standard & Poor's GSCI gauge of 24 commodities fell 0.1 percent to 580.33 at 4:47 p.m. Singapore time. The UBS Bloomberg CMCI index of 26 raw materials rose 0.04 percent to 1429.697.
Oil fluctuated in New York amid speculation the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will keep output quotas unchanged even after a slide in prices.
Futures were little changed after dropping as much as 0.8 percent. OPEC, which meets in Vienna tomorrow, said global oil markets remain well-supplied even after its output fell in May for the first time in eight months. A U.S. government report today will show crude stockpiles shrank last week, according to a Bloomberg News survey. The industry-funded American Petroleum Institute yesterday said inventories rose 1.6 million barrels.
Natural gas futures dropped after rising from a six-week low yesterday as a U.S. government report showed gas supplies will increase in 2012 from last year.
Gas dropped as much as 1.3 percent after increasing 0.6 percent yesterday. U.S. marketed production will average 68.47 billion cubic feet a day this year, up 3.4 percent from 2011's record of 66.22 billion, the Energy Department reported in its Short-Term Energy Outlook. Inventories will reach a record high in October of 4.015 trillion cubic feet, 2 percent below last month's projection of 4.096 trillion, the agency said.
Naphtha swaps for July fell $10.50, or 1.4 percent, to $739.50 a ton, PVM data showed. Japan naphtha's premium to London-traded Brent crude futures declined $8.99 to $9.15 a ton.
Gasoil was at $15.63 a barrel more than Dubai crude, a gain of 42 cents, or 2.8 percent, and the highest since June 8, the PVM data showed. Singapore gasoil swaps for July fell 10 cents to $109.95 a barrel.
Jet fuel traded at a premium of 95 cents a barrel to gasoil, up 10 cents from yesterday. This spread, also known as the regrade, is 20 cents higher than a week earlier.
Gold was seen gaining for a fourth day in London as the U.S. dollar weakened, boosting demand for bullion as an alternative investment.
Gold for immediate delivery gained 0.2 percent to $1,613.29 an ounce by 9:26 a.m. in London after falling as much as 0.2 percent earlier today. August-delivery bullion was little changed at $1,614.40 an ounce on the Comex in New York.
Copper gained for the second time in three days on better-than-expected Japan's machinery orders and after the European Central Bank endorsed a plan to gird the region against debt contagion.
Wheat advanced on speculation global production may be smaller than estimated by the U.S. government after Australia, the world's second-biggest shipper, cut its harvest forecast. Corn declined.
The July delivery contract gained as much as 0.6 percent to $6.195 bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade after losing 2.3 percent yesterday. It traded at $6.1825 at 1:47 p.m. in Singapore. Futures have tumbled 20 percent in the past year as global output recovered from a three-year low in 2010-2011.
December-delivery corn fell as much as 0.2 percent to $5.1825 a bushel before trading at $5.2175. Soybeans for November delivery were little changed at $13.3575 a bushel, after falling as much as 0.4 percent.
Rubber rebounded from the biggest loss in a week on speculation that policy makers will step up measures to combat the debt crisis and as heavy rains in Thailand, the largest producer, cut supplies.
The November-delivery contract rose as much as 1.8 percent to 243.3 yen a kilogram ($3,055 a metric ton), before settling at 242.6 yen on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange. Futures fell as much as 3.7 percent yesterday, the most since June 6.
Palm oil dropped for a second day as concerns deepened over Europe's economic crisis ahead of weekend elections in Greece, damping demand for commodities.
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By Donna MilesAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 2005 A 3.1 percent military basic pay hike, higher housing allowances and more healthcare and educational benefits for the National Guard and Reserve are all part of the president's proposed fiscal 2006 defense budget unveiled here today.
The package of expanded benefits is part of what a senior defense official called a top priority in the president's $419.3 billion budget request: "taking care of our forces."
"People are our most important asset. We can't do anything without our folks," the official told Pentagon reporters. "Our forces are the best-trained and best-organized on the globe, and we maintain our commitment to them."
The proposed military pay raise reflects a continued trend in better compensation for servicemembers. Incorporating the 3.1 percent military increase, basic pay will be up 25 percent since fiscal 2001.
Federal civilian workers would receive a 2.3 percent pay hike.
The proposed budget provides a 4 percent increase in the basic housing allowance to reduce and, ideally, eliminate out-of-pocket costs for servicemembers living in private housing. "In the past, there was as much as an 18 percent out-of-pocket cost for our military," the defense official said. "And this budget sustains our no-out-of-pocket cost commitment."
The budget also keeps DoD on track in its effort to eliminate all inadequate military family housing units in the United States by fiscal 2007, and worldwide by fiscal 2009. "We are on track" with that effort, the defense official told reporters.
The proposed budget continues to extend privatization to improve military housing and to maximize DoD housing budgets. By the end of fiscal 2006, the official said, this effort is expected to have produced nearly 172,000 new high-quality family housing units during the past 10 years.
In terms of health care, the proposed budget increases funding for the Defense Health Program, with $20 billion in direct funding and $7 billion for military personnel supporting the program. Officials said this funding level will ensure continuing good health care for servicemembers and their families.
Guard and Reserve members will receive additional benefits as well, including expanded Tricare eligibility that provides health coverage up to 90 days before activation and 180 days after mobilization for most members. "This is a significant new benefit," the defense official said.
The budget also includes the GI Bill for Reservists, passed by Congress last year, to provide educational benefits for Guard and Reserve members who have been mobilized. These troops would qualify for up to 36 months of payments, from $400 to $800 a month, depending on the length of active service in support of a contingency operation.
Provisions for quality facilities also are also included in the budget package. The proposed budget funds 92 percent of maintenance requirements.
"So I think what we have here is a healthy benefit package," the official summarized. "We want to maintain our commitment to the forces of the United States."


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