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Residents from ExtraCare's Broadway Gardens scheme in Bushbury,
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Lorraine Evans, resident Jean Nicholls, Social Club Support Worker
Maria Parkes and residents Christina Thomas and Barbara Roberts
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- Lewis is Third after First Day of Willamette Invitational
Men's Golf | Saturday, March 2, 2013
Lewis is Third after 18 Holes at Willamette Invitational in Men's Golf
Linfield Leads the Team Standings, with the Bearcats in Second and Pacific in Third
SALEM, ORE. -- Willamette University men's golfer Jeffrey Lewis (So., Eugene, OR/Sheldon HS) finished the first day of the Willamette Invitational in third place, as he earned a 77 at the Illahe Hills Country Club on Saturday, March 2.
Linfield ended the opening round at the top of the team standings with a score of 316. Willamette was in second place, just six strokes behind the Wildcats at 322. Pacific University was third at 332.
Oregon State University golfer Scott Kim led the individual leaderboard with 1-under-par 71. Josh Mau from Pacific was second after carding a 75. Lewis's 77 was one stroke better than Tommy Schmitz and A.J. Taylor, both from Linfield, as they each shot 78.
In addition to Lewis, other Willamette golfers who contributed to the team score were Ryan Kukula (So., Ocean Park, WA/Ilwaco HS), Steven Rodriguez (Fr., Red Bluff, CA/Mercy HS) and Stephan Bartz (San Francisco, CA/San Francisco University HS).
Kukula carded an 80 and ended the round tied for sixth place. Also tied for sixth were Kyle Hargrave of Linfield and Adrian Koza of Linfield.
Rodriguez finished the round with a score of 82. Evan Fleming (Fr., Park City, UT/Park City HS) of Willamette, competing as an individual, also shot an 82. Bartz registered a score of 83.
Other Willamette golfers were Collin Fuller (Fr., Grants Pass, OR/Grants Pass HS), who carded an 88, and Cole Altuzarra (Jr., Laguna Niguel, CA/Dana Hills HS), who competed as an individual and recorded a score of 90.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Saddle up, South Texas.
Some of the world's top rodeo performers are in the Coastal Bend as the Buc Days Miller Lite Pro PRCA Rodeo rides through today and Saturday at the American Bank Center.
This year's event celebrates 20 years of rodeo in Corpus Christi.
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More than 490 competitors will compete in events including bull riding, team roping and barrel racing for $175,000 in cash prizes. Competitors also can earn points toward qualifying for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association world finals in December in Las Vegas.
About 100 participants are ranked in the top 20 of the PRCA world standings in their respective events, event sponsorship and promotions manager Tricia Perrone said.
Boyd Polhamus, who announces at the PRCA world finals, and Don Gay, an eight-time PRCA world champion bull rider, will announce the action.
"It's a world-class event because the best competitors and best stock come to Corpus Christi," Box said.
More than 19,000 attendees are expected to fill the American Bank Center arena during the four-day event.
First-time rodeo goers usually have one response after the event, said Box, who has been involved with Buc Days for nine years.
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The Buc Days BBQ Cook-off also continues today and Saturday. The free event features about 30 teams from across the Coastal Bend seeking cash prizes and trophies. Spectators also can apply to be judges in five categories that include brisket, ribs and seafood.
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Country music artist and producer Radney Foster, best known for his 1993 song "Nobody Wins," will perform tonight. Gary P. Nunn, a 40-year Texas country music icon and a Texas Hall of Fame inductee, will perform Saturday.
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The Drought, Still
Houston and much of East Texas hit the drought reset button in 2012, but most of the rest of the state is in its third year of drought (and counting). I've been busy with drought, classwork, and talks, so don't look for many posts here until mid-May. Meanwhile, here are two images that tell the […] [Read More]


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13. The wiper of claim 1, wherein said blade is approximately 0.005-inches thick.
The present invention relates generally to ink-jet printers, and more particularly to an improved wiper for use in such printers. The invented wiper is thinner than conventional wipers, and is formed from a relatively hard material so as to overcome the problems commonly associated with wiper wear.
As will be appreciated by those familiar with printer technology, a conventional ink-jet printer includes a printhead which deposits ink onto media such as paper sheets. The printhead is mounted on a bi-directionally movable carriage, such carriage being configured to reciprocate back and forth across the paper as printing occurs. The structure and operation of such printheads and carriages are well known to those skilled in the art.
In order to keep printheads in proper working condition, most ink-jet printers employ mechanism at some point along the printhead's path to periodically service the printhead during normal use. Such mechanism generally includes a wiper with a wiping edge which sweeps across the printhead to clear its printing surface of contaminants such as dried or drying ink. In the past, wipers have been molded from an elastomeric material such as ethylene polypropylene diener monomer (EPDM), a material chosen for its flexibility and conformality to the printing surface of the printhead.
Conventional wipers, it will be noted, include a chassis-mounted base and an elongate blade which extends from the base to a tip which engages the printhead's printing surface when the printhead passes thereacross. The blade is typically planar and is of a size determined by the physical characteristics of the printer in which it is employed. In known ink-jet printers, the length is approximately 0.300-inches (accommodating printhead interference) and the width is approximately 0.315-inches (ensuring that the wiper will wipe the entire printhead). The blade's thickness is determined with these parameters in mind to produce a wiper which exerts a desired force on the printhead upon interference engagement therewith. Conventional EPDM wipers have blade thickness of approximately 0.050-inches.
Although conventional wipers have proven effective when new, the just-described arrangement presents particular problems as the wipers wear. After continued use, the wiping edges become rounded due to the repeated passage of the printhead thereacross. As the edges wear, the effectiveness of the wiper declines due to the increase in the surface area which contacts the printing surface of the printer's printhead. This increased surface area results in a hydroplane effect, the wiper passing over contaminants without wiping them away.
One possible solution to this problem would be to increase the force exerted by the wiper on the printhead, this diminishing the tendency of the wiper to hydroplane. This solution, however, would lead to increased wear of both the wiper and the printhead, an unacceptable result. It would therefore be desirable to form a wiper which avoids the effects of wear, but which operates with a relatively low force on the printhead.
Another problem with conventional wipers is related to the cost of manufacture, such wipers generally being molded to within precise tolerances so as to produce a wiper of the desired size and flexure characteristics. It is an object of this invention to provide a wiper which is more readily manufactured than conventional molded wipers.
The present invention addresses the problems identified above by providing a thin, relatively hard wiper for use in an ink-jet printer of conventional design. The wiper is of generally planar blade construction, including a pair of opposed surfaces, each of which terminates in a wiping edge at a first end of the blade. The opposed surfaces run parallel to one another, and are spaced less than 0.008-inches apart. Upon bi-directional movement of the printhead across the wiper's wiping edges, the edges will wear arcuately to a radius which is approximately one half the thickness of the blade. This relatively small radius is suitable for wiping a printhead under a force which will not cause undue wear or damage to the printhead. In order to provide a blade of desired thickness, the wiper is formed from a polymer having a modulus of elasticity within the range of between 100,000-psi to 5,000,000-psi. Such polymers are commonly available in sheets, allowing for stamp-forming of the wiper, thus minimizing manufacturing costs.
FIG. 1 is an isometric view of a wiper formed in accordance with a preferred embodiment the present invention.
FIG.2 is a fragmentary cross-sectional side view of the wiper shown in FIG. 1, the wiper having been enlarged to illustrate partial wear of the wiper's wiping edges.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged fragmentary side view of the wiper shown in FIG. 1, the wiper's tip being worn to a semi-circular shape.
FIG. 4 is a side view of the wiper as used in an ink-jet printer, the wiper being deflected by a printhead moving thereacross in a first direction.
FIG. 5 is a side view of the wiper as used in an ink-jet printer, the wiper being deflected by a printhead moving thereacross in a second direction.
Referring initially to FIG. 1, a preferred embodiment of the invented wiper is shown at 10, the wiper being configured for use in an ink-jet printer of conventional design. As indicated, the wiper is in the form of an elongate blade which includes a wiping region 12, such region terminating in a first end 12a. The blade also includes a securement region 14 adjacent the blade's second end 14a, the securement region being configured to provide for securement of the wiper to the printer's chassis 30 or on a movable sled 30a (FIGS. 4 and 5) as will be described below. The wiping region extends into an interference relationship with the printer's printhead 40 so as to effect wiping of the printhead's printing surface upon bi-directional passage of the printhead across the wiper (see FIGS. 4 and 5).
To accommodate use of the wiper in conventional ink-jet printers, the blade is formed in accordance with the dimensional restrictions which such printers impose. The wiper length L is chosen based on the tolerances of printer construction, and the width W is chosen based on the width of the printhead employed. Typically, the wiper is approximately 0.300-inches long, and approximately 0.315-inches wide. These dimensions are relatively constant in printers of conventional ink-jet design.
Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3, it will be noted that wiper 10 includes a pair of substantially planar surfaces 16a, 16b, such surfaces defining opposite side walls of the wiper's blade. The surfaces run substantially parallel to one another, each such surface terminating in a wiping edge 18a, 18b at the blade's first end 12a. These edges act on the printhead to wipe contaminants from its printing surface as the printhead passes thereacross. This is accomplished under deflection of the wiper by the printhead, such deflection producing an applied force on the printhead. This force is determined by the flexure characteristics of the wiper, and is most desirably minimal so as to avoid unnecessary printhead wear. The force, however, must be sufficient to prevent hydroplaning of the wiping edge, an effect dependant on the sharpness of the wiping edges.
Although first end 12a is shown with sharp edges in FIG. 1, it is to be understood that such edges will tend to wear away during normal wiper use. FIG. 2 shows the wiping edges slightly worn, and FIG. 3 shows the wiping edges worn to the maximum extent. The maximum wear of the wiping edges, it will be appreciated, is a function of the thickness T of the blade, maximum wear generally resulting in an arcuate edge with a radius of approximately T/2. Where, as in the current embodiment, a bi-directionally movable blade is used, each edge will wear to approximately the same extent, eventually leading to a wiper with a semi-circular first end (wiping tip). Such an arrangement is depicted in FIG. 3, the radius of curvature of edge 18a being indicated at R1 and the radius of curvature of edge 18b being indicated at R2 where R1 =R2 =T/2. In the preferred embodiment maximum radius R1 =R2 =0.004-inches.
In order to accommodate provision of a lifetime wiper (i.e., a wiper that will not be made unusable by wear of its wiping edges), the wiper is formed with a thickness T of less than 0.008-inches, a measurement corresponding to two times the maximum edge radius for effectively wiping ink. The thickness of the blade is also kept greater than 0.002-inches to avoid damage to the printhead by an unnecessarily sharp blade. In the preferred embodiment, the blade thickness is approximately 0.005-inches.
Because effectiveness of the wiper is also dependant upon the force which the blade applies to the printhead, a material is chosen which accommodates application of a sufficient force on the printhead upon deflection of the blade. Such material will have a modulus of elasticity within the range of between 100,000-psi and 5,000,000psi. This will result in a blade which applies the desired force and which has a thickness within the desired range. Most preferably, a polymer such as KAPTON (a registered trademark of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company) is chosen, a material formed from a polyimide and having a modulus of elasticity of approximately 370,000-psi (leading to a thickness of approximately 0.005-inches). Alternatively, a film-forming polyester such as MYLAR (a registered trademark of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company) or a polyethylene may be used. Such materials, it will be appreciated, are available in sheets, allowing for stamp-forming of the wipers, minimizing manufacturing costs.
Referring now to FIGS. 1, 4 and 5, and focusing attention on the securement of wiper 10 to the printer, it will be noted that the wiper defines a pair of apertures 20, each aperture taking the form of an elongate slot having a length A. Such apertures accommodate securement of the wiper to the printer's chassis 30, securement preferably being made to an upstanding portion of a movable sled 30a. Securement is achieved using fasteners 32 which pass through apertures 20 and into sled 30a. Because the slot is elongate, it is possible to adjust the position of the wiper relative to the sled. It will be understood that any suitable securement means within the scope of the invention, may be provided.
As illustrated in FIG. 4, wiper 10 is placed in interference relationship with printhead 40 upon movement of the printhead over the wiper, the wiper thus being deflected and passing across the printing surface 40a of the printhead. As the printhead moves to the right in FIG. 4 (as indicated by arrow 42), ink I is wiped from the printhead's printing surface by wiping edge 18a. When the printhead moves in the opposite direction (as indicated by arrow 44 in FIG. 5) wiper 10 flexes in the opposite direction and ink I is wiped from printing surface 40a by wiping edge 18b.
It may be seen that the invented wiper minimizes the effects of wiper wear. Even when fully worn, the wiping edges of the wiper operate to remove contaminants from the printing surface of the printhead without causing excessive wear to the printhead. The wiper is easily and inexpensively manufactured, being suited for stamp-forming from relatively thin sheets.
Although a preferred embodiment of the invented wiper is disclosed herein, it should be appreciated that the invention may be modified in detail without departing from the invention as claimed.
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Passing on those outdoor memories
Remember how much fun it was to pull honeysuckle and suck the sweet nectar? Explore, or pick plums or berries in the woods? Play hopscotch, squirt people with the water hose, slide down a hill in a cardboard box, or catch fire flies at night?
I remember them all. Those were the good ole days.
Our parents had to make us come in at night; we just couldn't get enough of the outdoors. Now, outdoor play seems to be going out of style. Children still need to spend time outdoors!
Unlike days gone by, both parents often work. When they come home, they are too tired to play outdoors with their children. Therefore, bicycle chains are rusty and kids have little opportunity to enjoy outdoor play and explorations.
Rather than call kids to come in from outdoors, parents ask them to turn off the television and put away iPods, computers and cell phones at night.
Spending time with your family outside has many benefits. Going outside has been shown to reduce obesity, contribute to better health, reduce media addiction, and counteract the effects of attention deficit disorder and other learning problems (Kuo & Taylor, 2004; Burdette & Whitaker, 2005; Bell & Dyment, 2006).
This summer, consider mixing old with the new. Put aside electronics and have family fun outdoors. Introduce your children to activities you enjoyed as a child.
Go on a backyard exploration or hike through the woods. When you return home, use the computer to discover the names of different critters you saw along the way. Or, you can identify leaves, trees and flowers common to your area. Save a jar with a top on it, poke small holes in it and catch fire flies at night. After watching them glow, set them free and talk about how much fun it was. Perhaps you have berries growing along the edge of your yard or down your street. Take a bucket to pick some during a family walk.
The games you play outdoors can provide a lifetime of memories for your child to pass on to his children. You can model positive family interactions and social skills your youngster can use to get along with others.
So put on your sunscreen (with at least 15 SPF), adequate clothing (even in the summertime), a hat with a three-inch brim or bill facing forward, sunglasses, a small bag or bucket to collect interesting things and head out for an adventure of a lifetime.
For more information on outdoor fun and summer safety tips, call the Vance County Parenting Education Program at (252) 438-8188 or visit a parent educator at 305 Young St., Henderson. Thanks to funding by Franklin-Granville-Vance Smart Start, Vance County Cooperative Extension has parent educators available to help you.


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We offer a no surprises approach for both candidate and client. As a critical intermediary, it's vital that we understand the needs and wants of both parties and communicate these clearly from the outset. We're also not afraid to speak up when things could be done better, or need improvement – after all in a talent short market it's vital to be the best you can be!
We're not about 'making placements', or 'filling jobs', we're really just about achieving the best outcome for all involved. Our candidates come back to us time after time as we look out for them and provide sound and unbiased guidance throughout their careers. We offer much more than just job opportunities and prefer to see ourselves as trusted advisors. Our clients keep coming back because we do what we say we'll do, we work to genuinely understand their business, their culture, their unique dynamic, and are therefore better positioned to attract and offer the best, most qualified talent.
Our clients see Sourced as the 'strongest solution', we know our market well and we engage meaningfully with our extensive candidate network; combining these elements results in the best outcome for all involved. Sourced's aim is to provide a complete approach to the recruitment process but with a genuine flexibility in our process. We are available for as much or as little support as is required and offer a broad range of additional HR services. It's Recruitment after all, we get people!
Sourced's aim is to provide a complete approach to the recruitment process but with a genuine flexibility in our process. We are available for as much or as little support as is required and offer a broad range of additional HR services.
About Sourced, the organisation
Sourced are IT recruitment specialists and are heavily focused on supporting their local industry. We know Canterbury IT; with a dynamic team that boasts the most local experience, Sourced bring fresh ideas and excellent opportunities to the market, everyday. With consistent and high accuracy, relevance and community involvement, Sourced builds long-term partnerships based on honesty, integrity and quality, and provides a complete approach to recruitment with genuine flexibility in our process. With many returning candidates and clients, Sourced do what they say they'll do: work to genuinely understand their clients needs and match these to their candidates needs.
Sourced are an Accredited RCSA Recruitment Provider, members of the Canterbury Software Cluster (including representation on the Cluster Committee) and are regularly invited to sit on industry advisory boards in the Canterbury region. We are actively engaged with the CESB (Canterbury Employment Skills Board) providing feedback and consultation on critical skills shortages in the Canterbury region and most recently provided submission and consultation to support the EPIC Campus proposal to NZTE.
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Are you rolling in the dough? Craving for an outdated handset that's made with ridiculous material and costs the same amount as a car?? Vertu's got you covered! Their latest luxury phones has arrived in the form of the Vertu Ti (it's made of titanium, get it?), and it's yours for the low low price of $10,000.
Besides being made of titanium, the Ti has a sapphire crystal display, and is handmade in England. As for the innards of the device, however, you're stuck with a dual-core SnapDragon S4 processor and Android 4.0 — you'd think for that kind of money, the phone would at least be on par with the most recent Android devices, but it's far from it. Vertu's head of design actually acknowledges this when he told the BBC: "Vertu will never be at the bleeding edge of technology… it has to be about relevant technology and craftsmanship – it's not a disposable product."
But as Gizmodo notes, the phone comes with a 24-hour concierge service. So you don't actually need the phone to do stuff anyway.
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I remember when most of their phones were manufactured for Nokia… Didn't think they were still alive, especially with those prices…
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Yeah, I could put 10k to much better use than spending it on this phone and it's concierge service.
When something is"overpriced" (or so I think) I usually ask if it is laced in gold. Well I guess this applies.
I remember a housewife from the Bravo hit series that bought a $10,000 pair of sunglasses. And the sunglasses did not come with 24-hour concierge service.
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For $10k, they can answer my calls for me. Who needs techno garbage like this.


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By Sgt. 1st Class Kathleen T. Rhem, USAAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, 2001 DoD began helping civil authorities almost immediately after the first hijacked airliner hit the north tower of the World Trade Center in New York City Sept. 11.
Perhaps the most visible form of DoD support will be the 879-foot-long Navy hospital ship USNS Comfort, expected to arrive in New York City Friday to provide advanced medical support in the aftermath of the disaster. The Navy is also providing "base support operations" for the emergency workers in New York, Army Brig. Gen. Clyde A. Vaughn said.
Vaughn is deputy director of the Directorate of Military Support, the agency responsible for coordinating DoD support to civil authorities.
Air National Guard and Reserve planes were in the air "moving stuff within an hour," he said. They were working to deliver blood, tissue, search and rescue teams, and equipment to the rescuers in New York, he said.
He said 4,600 New York Army National Guard soldiers are providing security in lower Manhattan, and that DoD had sent military chaplains to provide for the spiritual needs of the rescuers and to "protect the dignity of the situation," Vaughn said.
Active and National Guard soldiers also are providing security in and around the Pentagon, and the Army Corps of Engineers is providing civil engineering support to the operations in New York City and the Pentagon.
The general said that decisions on military support to civilian authorities are made very quickly. Because crises are so sensitive, the turnaround on requests from civil authorities is complete within a matter of hours if that's what's required, he said.
It's a very short chain of command from DOMS, where the original civil request comes in, to the secretary of defense, who makes the final decision, Vaughn explained.


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MAC All Ages, All Races, All Sexes Collection: Pigment Reviews, Photos, Swatches
MAC Pigments: Rich Life, Universal Mix
MAC All Ages, All Races, All Sexes Collection: Pigment Reviews, Photos, Swatches
Focusing just on the colors, Rich Life isn't my cup of tea, mostly because of the glittery texture, but Universal Mix is absolutely lovely. For those concerned about sizes, I just want to let you all know that tomorrow (well, assuming I receive my digital scale today), I'll be doing another comparison of old jar vs. new jar of the same pigment and will also have a scale on hand.
Pigment ($19.50 U.S. / $23.50 CDN)
- Rich Life is a deep chocolate brown with a little cool taupe in it and a silver glitter strewn throughout. I found the texture to be a little glittery — it doesn't feel gritty, but the glitter seems to sit more on the top rather than hunker down into the pigment itself. The texture and feel reminded me of lustre eyeshadows, actually, which I personally don't like (too much fall out!). I think if you used this wet, you'd have less issues with fall out, but as it dries, you might find some still glitters up your under eye area.
- Universal Mix is a smooth, frosty gilded white-gold. This is a lovely shade. It's like a whiter Gold Dusk, a little more shimmer, and smoother. I really liked this one, even when it was all over my carpet, hands, and camera post-comparison.
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Tax Season and Same-Sex Marriages
Washington state became one of three states to approve same-sex marriages earlier this year. When voters approved laws giving them the legal right to marry, many same-sex couples rushed to the courthouse to be wed.
Although several states have given these couples the legal right to wed, federal laws do not recognize these marriages and with tax season arriving soon in the new year, same-sex married couples will not receive the same tax breaks that heterosexual married couples will.
The research director of the Williams Institute for Sexual Orientation Law and Public Policy at the University of California, Los Angeles, M.V. Lee Badgett said that the gap between state and federal laws as it pertains to same-sex spouses creates both a complicated and costly tax season for these couples. "It's certainly a big headache for people. I've seen them reduced to tears."
A Supreme Court decision on the issue, which could clear the way for the federal government to recognize same-sex marriages in those states where it is legal – Washington, Maryland, Maine Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York and the District of Columbia – is not expected until June 2013. If the court strikes down the Defense of Marriage Act and recognizes same-sex marriages, it would mean these couples could file joint tax returns and be eligible for not only tax breaks, but other government benefits, such as Social Security and spousal support, that heterosexual spouses enjoy.
As it stands currently, same-sex couples must first fill out a mock federal tax form as a married couple, which they use to file their state tax returns. They then, must go back and file a second set of federal tax returns as if they were both single.
In community property states, couples are required to split their wages down the middle. Same-sex partners who received health benefits from their spouse's employer, are taxed on those benefits, whereas heterosexual spouses are not. Many of the IRS rules pertain to marriage and same-sex spouses in federal eyes are not recognized as married couples and, thus, do not receive many of the benefits that heterosexual spouses do.
Because of the complexity of legal issues related to same-sex marriages, it is wise for a couple to seek advice from an experienced attorney on the tax implications of their union before filing their taxes this upcoming tax season.
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What your Daddy's got planned.
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text: Psoriasis Treatments: An OverviewWhether you have mild or severe psoriasis, it's important to learn as much as you can about this chronic condition — including how to relieve psoriasis symptoms and which treatments are available.By Barbara SadickMedically reviewed by Farrokh Sohrabi, MDAccording to the American Academy of Dermatology, an estimated 7.5 million Americans have psoriasis, a chronic disease of the immune system that causes skin cells to grow too quickly and accumulate without shedding. Common psoriasis symptoms include inflammation, swelling, and patches of red, itchy, flaky skin called skin lesions. But psoriasis isn't a one-size-fits-all disease, and that means a successful psoriasis treatment plan varies from person to person. While there are many treatment options for psoriasis, finding the right one is highly individualized. "You have to look at the whole person and that person's quality of life when determining what kind of treatment might work best," says M. Alan Menter, MD, chief of the division of dermatology at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas. Each person is different, with a different tolerance level and a different lifestyle, making it important to personalize psoriasis treatment, Dr. Menter says. Figuring out how to treat your psoriasis takes time and effort — on your doctor's part, of course, but on yours, too. And that's not always easy. Too many people don't know enough about their own condition, and there's a shortage of doctors who specialize in psoriasis treatment, he adds. Menter strongly recommends that people with psoriasis become more educated about their condition and learn as much as they can so they can make informed decisions about treatment instead of having to rely solely on information they gather from quick check-ins with their doctor. "People with psoriasis need to be involved when deciding what treatment will work best for them and best accommodate their lifestyle," Menter says. That starts with understanding psoriasis treatment options. Currently, four main types of treatment are used for managing psoriasis: Topical treatment, phototherapy, systemic treatment, and biologic therapy. Topical Treatment for Psoriasis Psoriasis treatment for most people begins with a topical medication — a lotion or salve of some sort that's applied directly to the skin. This is considered to be a localized treatment, meaning it's applied directly to the areas with skin lesions. Topical treatments, which often contain steroids, reduce inflammation and slow excessive cell reproduction. They also moisturize and soothe the skin, remove scales, and relieve itching. Both over-the-counter and prescription topical treatments are available. Before purchasing topical ointments, moisturizers, and balms over the counter, check the labels for the active ingredients needed to treat psoriasis. Ingredients to look for are salicylic acid and coal tar. Many also include aloe vera, zinc pyrithione, and capsaicin. Prescription topicals generally contain anthralin, synthetic vitamin D3, and vitamin A. If psoriasis symptoms are mild and involve only a few skin lesions, it might be possible to control the condition with topical therapy, Menter says. But it's essential to follow your doctor's instructions and stick with the routine of applying topical medication for as long as indicated. "Treating psoriasis properly requires many sessions and a lot of time, and because of that, a large number of people with psoriasis stop treatment entirely," Menter says. Learn more about phototherapy, systemic treatment, and biologic therapy.


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SAPA's Parvo ICU Unit is "one of a kind" program in San Antonio
When a puppy comes into animal control with Parvovirus, he is usually slated for euthanasia. Parvovirus is a highly contagious viral disease that can spread throughout a kennel and take multiple pets lives if not contained. But in 2013 San Antonio Pets Alive (SAPA!) launched a program that treats puppies with Parvovirus and gets them […] [Read More]
Two good Samaritans rescue puppies on busy highways
On Friday, two puppies found on busy highways have two good Samaritans to thank for their rescues. Sparkie, a six-week-old terrier mix puppy, was found on the Loop 1604 and U.S. 281 Access Road by Tristan Aguiñaga. Aguiñaga, a recent graduate of Texas State University, had missed his exit and was turning around on […] [Read More]
Pet store puppies exhibit more behaviorial problems, study says
When you ask how much is that doggie in the window, perhaps you should be less concerned about what you are paying and more concerned about where you are getting that puppy from. According to a recent study in the Journal of the Veterinary Medical Association, puppies purchased from pet stores (dogs that come from […] [Read More]
Animals destined for flea market sales?
More than 150 animals, a menagerie which included three dozen dogs, a pair of cats, dozens of goats and sheep, rabbits, ducks, geese and turkeys, as well as a llama were confiscated from a home in rural Van Zandt County this past weekend. And James Bias, the president of the SPCA of Texas, said this was no typical case of animal hoarding. [Read More]


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I have been a viewer of ATWT's for over 25 years and it has been my favorite by far. Im saddened to see it ending, not just because we wont be seeing the characters everyday, like Lucy, Babs , tom, carly and jack..lilly , holden, but also because its an ending to a certain genre of television. I think this is just the beginning of the end for all soaps and i hope thats not true. Soaps have been on the air for my entire life. I remember talking to all the females (and some men) in my life about what is happening on our soaps. It saddens me that i wont be able to do that about ATWT's. Guiding Light was another one of my favorites..i find it hard to believe that these endearing, quality shows are being replaced by Game shows and reality TV! Bleh! Give me a good , long running daytime soap over that anyday! I hope someday, down the line they will bring them back ..in some form.
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The Aiken County School District continues to look at school security following the tragic shooting at a Connecticut elementary school, said Deputy Superintendent David Caver at a Board of Education meeting Tuesday.
The shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School had resulted in the deaths of 20 children and six adults.
"The first thing we did afterwards was having our principals look at buildings in terms of security," Caver said.
The district has contacted the Aiken County Sheriff's Department and the Aiken Department of Public Safety to set up a meeting next week.
"We're looking at plans, such as drills, and will ask for their experience," Caver said.
"North Augusta (Public Safety) has already done a walkthrough through the schools there. We'll get some feedback about any improvements we can get from them."
District officials earlier had placed an emphasis for the current school year on putting cameras in those schools that don't have them.
Now they're changing focus about doing cameras and buzz-ins. Kevin Chipman, the director of facilities construction, is working on that effort.
Tad Barber, a new School Board member, suggested that law enforcement officers could drive through school parking lots periodically. That would provide increased security, he said.
In calls from schools about possible problems on campus, patrols have responded when needed, Caver said. Officers at times would volunteer to come by.
"The tragedy in Connecticut has caused us to have tightened awareness and look at our schools more closely," Caver said.
In a brief presentation, district technology staffers Terry Hallman and Mark Cota explained the value of iTunes U – a component of iTunes that is far removed from playing music purchased by consumers.
The name iTunes U indicates the scores of universities that have sites available with a variety of podcasts and other information.
The program also offers many school districts on the site, now including the Aiken County School District.
Teachers can find information designated for teachers about common curriculum lesson plans and technology to help them in the classroom, Hallman said.
"Teachers can make their own books that follow our curriculum," she said.
"What we hope one day is to upload their books."
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Got an opinion about tolls on 520? Take the 520 Tolling Implementation Committee's survey before November 30th. According to the committee's website, "Your suggestions will be included in a report to the state legislature in January 2009, setting the stage for legislative decisions."
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Carla Saulter has been living without a car—and using public transit as her primary form of transportation—since March of 2003. Though she gave up driving because of concerns about the detrimental effects of car culture (pollution, traffic, sprawl), the decision has profoundly and positively changed her life. Some of these positive changes include: enforced exercise, time to read, reduced expenses, and contact with her community on a level that would never have been possible in the isolated bubble of a single-occupancy vehicle.


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Two Months Later, Still Struggling: Court Street Grocers and La New Yorkina After Sandy
More than two months have passed since Hurricane Sandy, but the stories of struggle in New York's food industry continue to trickle in unabated. Among them are Court Street Grocers and La Newyorkina, whose owners spoke with us about their ongoing plights. In October, both were beginning to make good on their ambitions. Months later, they're still trying to get back on their feet. More


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MCCORMICK, S.C. – Brian Richey said after posting a first-round 66 that there was still a long way to go in the NGA Tour's Savannah Lakes Village Classic. That "long way" is starting to look a bit shorter now.
It helps when you can string birdies together in trios, too.
Richey, of Lakeland, Fla., posted a 65 on Friday in the second round of the tournament at the Monticello club to extend his lead to four strokes. He sits at 13 under par, ahead of Jonathan Hodge and J.C. Horne, who are both tied at 9-under for the tournament.
No one is getting too comfortable, though. Good weather and a pristine course are offering many chances for birdies and a few eagles – and no lead is safe when the course is this inviting.
Richey started the second round with a birdie then birdied the par-5 third before giving a stroke back on the par-3 fourth. It was his first bogey of the tournament. His big move came at the 9th, 10th and 11th. He birdied all three holes, and added birdies on the 15th and 17th.
The Classic is being played through Sunday on the beautiful lakeside Monticello course in Savannah Lakes Village, which borders South Carolina and Georgia. The projected cut was at 1-under, with 35 players above the line. Tee times for the third round start at 7:30 a.m. Saturday, with the leaders teeing off later that morning.
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To see a day full of pictures from Round 2, visit Shorelines Magazine's Flickr page HERE.
Hodge, from Strawberry Plains, Tenn., matched Richey's 65 on Friday. Coupled with his 70 from Thursday, he stands four strokes back with Horne, of Jacksonville, Fla., who shot a 68 on Friday to go with Thursday's 67.
Tyson Alexander (Gainesville, Fla.), who already has a tour win this year, is at 8 under par, and Clayton Rask, of Ostego, Minn., is alone at 7-under. Rask had one of the most exciting plays of the day, driving the par-4 7th to within five feet of the pin and then sinking his putt for an eagle.
Two players are tied at 6-under, and there is a major logjam at 5-under, with eight players tied for the spot. Six more players are tied at 4-under. Greenwood, S.C., native Vince Hatfield is among those at 4-under.
Kevin Hall, a deaf player on the tour, is among those tied at 5-under. Hall is a big favorite among Savannah Lakes Village faithful. He has participated in leading the Junior Golf Clinic for area youths for several years. The clinic takes place during the weeklong buildup to tournament play.


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Sept. 15, 2010
NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - Cal State Northridge baseball head coach Matt Curtis announced the hiring of Shaun Larkin as an assistant coach, effective immediately.
Larkin will work primarily with the infielders and hitters, assist with the team's strength and conditioning program, and monitor the academic eligibility of his student-athletes.
"I am excited to have Shaun Larkin back in the Matador Baseball program," stated Curtis. "He brings additional credibility to our staff as someone who has not only won a Big West Championship in the Matador uniform, but also earned his degree at Cal State Northridge."
"In addition to Shaun's experience coaching both professionally and internationally, he has been exposed to two of the best baseball coaches in Southern California in Scott Pickler at Cypress College and Dave Demarest at La Quinta High School," added Curtis.
The Matadors' starting second baseman on the 2002 Big West Championship team, Larkin started in all but one of his 57 games played and finished the season batting .361 with 16 doubles, 15 home runs, and 49 RBIs. Helping the Matadors finish the season with a 41-17 overall record, he earned All-Big West First Team honors for his role in helping his team advance to the NCAA Regionals that season.
Selected in the ninth round of the 2002 Major League Baseball Draft by the Cleveland Indians, Larkin was an integral part of six playoff teams and two championship teams during his six years as a professional. He ultimately advanced to the Triple-A level as a player before the Indians presented Larkin with an opportunity to become an assistant coach.
Once assigned to the Indians' Double-A affiliate, Larkin assisted both management and his coaching staff with player development and was the team's first base coach for two seasons.
In addition to his time as an assistant, Larkin also served as both the hitting and third base coach for the Leones de Leon, a professional winter ball team located in Leon, Nicaragua in 2007.
In 2009 Larkin returned to Southern California as an assistant varsity baseball coach at Newport Harbor High School. As the primary hitting instructor and infield coordinator he introduced a program-wide paradigm shift that not only focused on development of his player's physical skills, talents, and mental acuities.
Larkin held weekly classroom sessions that focused on the evolution and expansion of his team's leadership skills for use both on and off the diamond. Due to these unique character-building opportunities, the Newport Harbor baseball team reached the playoffs for the first time in 20 years.
An assistant coach at Orange Coast College during the 2010 season, Larkin primarily worked with the infielders and hitters and aided head coach John Altobelli with recruiting in and around Orange County before returning to his alma mater as an assistant coach.
"He brings with him a wealth of recruiting contacts from a deep Orange County talent pool, and experience from winning championships at every level that he has been involved with," stated Curtis. "I feel this makes him the right guy to help instill a championship culture with our student-athletes here at CSUN."
Larkin currently resides in Northridge, Calif.