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Apparently we are meant to think that Osama bin Laden is going to 'issue' another message.
Every time this sort of thing happens, it becomes clear that there are a number of people in the West who believe (or purport to believe) that Osama bin Laden is still a living person, as in, not dead.
I have to wonder: do those same people also believe that Tupac Shakur is still alive?
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Actress Tippi Hedrin was instrumental in jump-starting the Vietnamese nail-filing industry in America. Now you know too! Next time someone wonders idly why there are so many Vietnamese in the nails business, and why it's boomed so much in the last 20 years, you can just say two words: "Tippi Hedrin"!
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Tennessee Tech University senior Jordan Sawyers of Albany is the 2012 recipient of the Mookherjee sociology award.
This award was created by the Mookherjee family, which includes Harsha Mookherjee, a TTU sociology professor, his wife, Ira, and their daughter, Paramita, a TTU alumna.
To receive this award, students must be a senior majoring in sociology and have a GPA of 3.25 or above. Students are also required to have presented a paper at a state, regional or national sociological meeting.
Sawyers is a 2008 graduate of Clinton County High School and the daughter of Sandi Boils and Jimmy Sawyers. Sawyers is the granddaughter of Jim and Betty Sawyers, Sue and J. R. Albertson and Frankie Boils.
Sawyers is an alumni member of Omega Phi Alpha, Epsilon Chapter and the National Service Sorority. She plans to attend graduate school for clinical social work.

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PAMPA -- One person is dead, after a shooting in Pampa early Saturday morning.
According to the Gray County Sheriff's office it happened around 5:30 A.M. on the 300 block of North Faulkner.
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This marks Colangelo's third paper accepted into the series. His article on The Foreign Commerce Clause was accepted in 2010 and another article, Double Jeopardy and Multiple Sovereigns: A Jurisdictional Theory, was selected for presentation in 2008.
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The fall campaign began with a bang as seniors Melissa Cecil and Hannah Dake won the top doubles flight at the Gopher Invitational hosted by the University of Minnesota. The duo won four straight matches, including an 8-3 victory over Klara Supejova and Marija Toncheva of Eastern Michigan, 8-3, in the final. In singles play, sophomore Tran finished third in the top flight after beating Morven McColloch of Iowa, 6-2, 6-1.
The Falcons then won a pair of dual matches at home, defeating Montana State-Billings and Texas- Permian Basin each by a resounding 7-0 score. Following those matches, Cecil and Dake traveled to Los Angeles, Calif., to compete in the Riviera/ITA All-American Championships. The duo improved to 7-0 with a convincing 8-1 victory over Caroline Wegner and Kelly Gray of Memphis in prequalifying round of 32.
Unfortunately, their tournament ended in the next round when they fell to Elisha Gabb and Cierra Gaytan-Lewis of Missouri, 8-2.
Junior Tasha Hueffner won her singles flight with three straight victories, including wins over Tiffany Filipovich of South Dakota State, 6-3, 6-1 in the semis and Matti Sperry of Colorado, 6-1, 6-1, in the title match. In doubles, Tran and freshman Mary Meyers won their flight with a perfect 3-0 record. They defeated Charlotte Koning and Lize Leenknecht of Washington State, 8-5, in the semis, then downed Carla Manzi and Erin Sanders of Colorado by the same score in the finals.
In addition, Cecil and Dake finished second in the top doubles flight. They took an 8-3 decision from Julyette Steur and Mazy Watrous of Colorado in the semis, but fell in the finals to Nikki Sanders and Elizabeth Ullathorne of Texas Tech, 8-3.
Later that month, the Falcons competed at the ITA Mountain Region Championships in Las Vegas. Cecil and Dake fell in the second round of the doubles draw, as did senior Christine Molina and sophomore Natasha Rizvi.
The fall season concluded at the Panther Invitational, hosted by Florida International University, in Miami, Fla. Cecil and Dake captured their second doubles title of the fall season by defeating teammates Christine Molina and Natasha Rizvi, 8-3, in the finals of the top doubles flight.
Cecil and Dake advanced to the finals with an exciting 9-8 victory over Margarita Sadovnikova and Marta Burek of Youngstown State Saturday morning in the semifinals. Meanwhile, Molina and Rizvi won their semifinal match, 8-3, over Paola Rodriguez and Courtney Ernest of Ball State.
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I'm sure some of you noticed that Build Shop went on an unscheduled vacation -- this was unfortunately due to the death of my old computer. My new computer is all set up and ready to go (and plays WoW better than ever), and so I'm now officially back on the scene. There was a lot of talk in the comments from last time about the RiP (Rogue in Plate) build, so this week I'm taking a look at it for those who are interested.
RiPper builds (like 17/44, the one I'm examining) are so named because their DPS potential is quite close to rogues (hence, Rogue in Plate). It's a sustained damage build, similar to a combat spec Rogue, but because of their ability to wear plate (and a shield) have more survivability and off-tank potential. They're quite capable of inflicting incredible damage, and can be especially nasty when paired with a Shaman's Windfury totem.
The Fury tree is utilized extensively for this build -- points are mostly put into Arms in order to grab Impale, which increases critical damage, but it also picks up a few nice talents for tanking and utility.
Arms (17 points)
- Heroic Strike (3/3) - Reduces the rage cost of Heroic Strike by 3 points. You can use this to dump extra rage provided threat isn't an issue.
- Deflection (5/5) - Increases your chance to Parry by 5%. Useful if you ever find yourself off-tanking, or if you can't position yourself behind a target and run the risk of taking a cleave or two.
- Improved Thunder Clap (3/3) - Decreases the rage cost of Thunder Clap by 4, increases the damage by 100% and the slowing effect by 10%. If your MT doesn't have this, you'll likely be called upon to put it up to help with tanking.
- Anger Management (1/1) - Generates 1 rage every 3 seconds. Most talents that generate rage are central to this build, and this one is no exception. Pick this one up so you'll always get some rage on a consistent basis. Works nicely with Unbridled Wrath, over in the Fury tree, to give you some extra rage.
- Deep Wounds (3/3) - Causes your critical strikes to place a bleed effect on the target, causing 60% of your weapon's average damage over 12 seconds. A prereq for Impale, and also does respectable damage.
- Impale (2/2) - Increases your critical strike damage bonus of your abilities in Battle, Berserker, and Defensive Stance by 20%. This is the main reason to spec into Arms, as this is the only tree with a talent that increases critical strike damage.
- Cruelty (5/5) - Increases your critical strike chance by 5%. Crit is important to this build for proccing Flurry and Deep Wounds, so these 5 points are well spent.
- Unbridled Wrath (5/5) - Gives you a chance to generate an extra rage point whenever you deal melee damage with a weapon. Since you'll be dual wielding, hitting often and fast (hopefully), you should generate a good bit of rage through this talent. Combined with Anger Management, this gives your rage generation a nice boost.
- Commanding Presence (5/5) - Increases the attack power / health bonus of Battle / Commanding Shout by 25%. You'll likely have one of these two shouts up most of the time (mostly Battle Shout if you're dealing damage in a PvE scenario and health isn't an issue), so getting an extra 25% benefit isn't bad. This works out to an extra 76 attack power on the max rank of your Battle Shout, which is roughly 5.5 extra DPS. Worth picking up, since this build is about maximizing damage.
- Dual Wield Specialization (5/5) - Increases the damage done by your offhand by 25%. Offhand attacks typically do 50% damage, so this talent helps partially overcome that penalty.
- Enrage (5/5) - After receiving a critical strike, you gain a 25% damage bonus for 12 seconds or 12 swings (whichever comes first). Also a prereq for the fantastic Flurry talent.
- Sweeping Strikes (1/1) - Causes your next 10 melee attacks to strike an additional opponent. Has a 30 second cooldown, but is potentially devastating with Whirlwind.
- Weapon Mastery (2/2) - Reduces the chance for your attacks to be dodged by 2%, and reduces all disarming effect durations by 50%. A lot of RiPpers have pulled points out of Improved Execute to take this, and it's worth it for sustained damage. Reducing the chance for your target to dodge means more of your hits (and crits) will land.
- Flurry (5/5) - Increases your attack speed by 25% for 3 swings after dealing a melee critical strike. You'll want this up as often as you possibly can, as the benefits of haste can't be overstated for sustained damage. Terrific talent.
- Precision (3/3) - Increases your chance to hit by 3%. Against a level 73, you'll need 9% hit before you won't miss a special (yellow) attack. This talent helps you reach that mark, allowing you to gem for attack power or crit instead of hit. Also helps out your white damage as well.
- Bloodthirst (1/1) - An instant attack that causes damage based on attack power. Also, the next 5 successful attacks after using this ability restore 30 health.
- Improved Whirlwind (1/2) - Reduces the cooldown of your Whirlwind by 1 second. It's not necessary to take both points in this talent, as most Fury warriors are able to get into a nice damage rotation without needing the extra second of time off the cooldown.
- Improved Berserker Stance (5/5) - Increases attack power by 10%, and reduces threat caused in Berserker stance by 10%. Taking this talent means it's generally more beneficial to stack attack power rather then strength, and also grants you some threat reduction. That's great news, since at higher gear levels Fury Warriors find their damage seems to be capped by threat more than anything else. The attack power boost also scales with your gear.
- Rampage (1/1) - Grants an additional 50 attack power when used, and causes most successful attacks to grant an additional 50 attack power. This lasts 30 seconds and stacks up to 5 times, for a maximum of 250 extra attack power. It can only be used after dealing a critical strike, but you should find it quite easy to keep this up most of the time.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Artist Todd McFarlane's original cover art for "The Amazing Spider-Man" No. 328 has sold for a record $657,250 at auction, just one among several pieces from the 1990s that went for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The McFarlane cover, which shows Spider-Man gut-punching the Hulk, was part of a collection of original art owned Martin Shamus, a Long Island, N.Y.-based comics and memorabilia shop owner.
McFarlane drew several titles for Marvel Comics in the 1990s and then left to develop his own character, "Spawn," and form Image Comics with other artists and writers.
The cover was among several sold by Heritage Auctions, and also included McFarlane's cover for "Spider-Man" No. 1, which was bought for $358,500.
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Christian Aid says the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo province of Katanga is on the verge of a humanitarian crisis.
The UK government is lagging behind business leaders in its support for corporate transparency, a new survey suggests.
The controversial Lobbying Bill, pushed through by the government in the face of vigorous civic and public opposition, has become law.
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Massive flooding in the Philippines is hindering efforts to rebuild in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan, says Christian Aid.
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I purchased this unit as a special value price from Abt. The unit was supposed to be engineered so you only scraped and not rinsed before placement. After dozens for washes and re-washes, we now rinse, like we have for decades! Also, the soap (I use Finish Powerball) only releases into the unit 50% of the time, so I am not getting fully cleaned dishes. Other little things, the flip lids on the silverware holders are thin and fall-off easily, They also brush up against the rubber door seal and will eventually tear it. The unit is louder than I thought it would be. Many units promote db levels, which mean nothing. It is quieter and a better than the 8 yr old Whirlpool Gold unit it replaced, but its just an average unit.
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Love this dishwasher. Quiet and efficient.
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Doesn't seem to dry anything well. My older dishwasher did a much better job.
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Love it! My first dishwasher and I don't know how I've lived without one for so long! Our entire apartment was remodeled and so everything needed to be cleaned (dust everywhere!) I put this baby to work all weekend and unlike my teenage kids it didn't complain once. Cleans very well and drys to the point of being able to put the dishes away immediately upon being done. Love it!
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Delivery guys and salesman were all great overall abt experience as a first time customer was great.love how quiet it is and it cleans everything so well.alittle smaller than our old one but it is just 2 of us so it's ok.dont like the half top plastic retainers on the glass top
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Dissociative Amnesia
- Dissociative Disorders
- Overview of Dissociative Disorders
- Depersonalization Disorder
Dissociative Amnesia
- Dissociative Fugue
- Dissociative Identity Disorder
Dissociative amnesia is amnesia caused by trauma or stress, resulting in an inability to recall important personal information.
People have gaps in their memory, which may span a few minutes to years.
After tests are done to rule out other possible causes, psychologic testing helps identify the disorder.
Memory retrieval techniques, including hypnosis and drug-facilitated interviews, are used to fill in the memory gaps.
Psychotherapy is needed to help people deal with the experiences that triggered the disorder.
Amnesia is the total or partial inability to recall recent experiences or ones from the distant past. When amnesia is caused by a psychologic rather than a physical disturbance, it is called dissociative amnesia.
In dissociative amnesia, the lost memory usually involves information that is normally part of routine conscious awareness or autobiographic memory—who one is, where one went, to whom one spoke, and what one did, said, thought, and felt. Often, it is information about traumatic or stressful events. Sometimes the information, though forgotten, continues to influence behavior.
The disorder is most common among young adults, usually people who have been involved in wars, accidents, or natural disasters. It may also block memories of sexual abuse during childhood. Dissociative amnesia can persist for some time after a traumatic event. Sometimes, people appear to spontaneously recover memories. Unless confirmed by another person, it is often unclear whether such recovered memories reflect real events from the past.
The most common symptom is memory loss. Shortly after loss of memory, some people seem confused. Many people are somewhat depressed or very distressed by their amnesia. Most people have one or more gaps in their memory. Gaps usually span a few minutes to a few hours or days but may span years or even an entire life. Most people are aware that they have lost some time. However, some become aware of lost time only later, when memories reappear or they are confronted with evidence of things that they have done but do not recall. Some people forget some but not all events over a period of time. Others cannot recall their entire previous life or forget things as they occur.
Doctors carefully review the person's symptoms and do a physical examination to exclude physical causes of amnesia. Tests, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), electroencephalography (EEG), and blood tests for toxins and drugs, are sometimes needed to exclude physical causes. A psychologic examination is also done. Special psychologic tests often help doctors better characterize and understand the person's dissociative experiences and thus develop a treatment plan.
Treatment and Prognosis
Doctors begin treatment by helping people feel safe and secure. If the missing memories are not spontaneously recalled or if the need to recall the memories is urgent, memory retrieval techniques are often successful. Using hypnosis or drug-facilitated interviews (interviews conducted after a sedative such as a barbiturate or benzodiazepine is given intravenously), doctors question people about the past. Doctors use hypnosis and drug-facilitated interviews to reduce the anxiety associated with the period for which there are gaps in memory and to penetrate or bypass the defenses people have created to protect themselves from recalling painful experiences or conflicts. However, doctors must be careful not to suggest what should be recalled or to cause extreme anxiety. Furthermore, memories recalled through such techniques may not be accurate and may require confirmation from another person or source. Therefore, before hypnosis or a drug-facilitated interview, doctors inform people that memories retrieved with these techniques may or may not be accurate and ask for consent to proceed.
Filling in the memory gap to the greatest extent possible helps restore continuity to personal identity and sense of self. Once amnesia has resolved, continued psychotherapy helps people understand the trauma or conflicts that caused the disorder, find ways to resolve them, and move on with their life.
Most people recover what appears to be their missing memories and resolve the conflicts that caused the amnesia. However, some people never break through the barriers that prevent them from reconstructing their missing past.
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I'd like to redo my laundry room (see pic below). Would love to see some other laundry rooms to get some ideas of what all of you have done.
After looking at all the cans of paint in my basement I have decided to do something less vibrant. :-) Too often I paint dark or bright and while I love it, I end up painting it within a short period of time. So, I'll wait a bit, and make a decision later. But I do love the stripe idea, still. I have to make sure my walls in the LR are straight first.
Dekota, not sure if you've seen the picture of our laundry room -- we've got a wide stripe that goes all the way around the room. We ran out of paint, so to hide the transition line between the two different colours, my hubby suggested painting a stripe. I did it in a faux finish, so it's not pure white, but it gives you an idea of what a wide stripe might look like in your room:
I wrote the longest post and then realized I misunderstood what you meant. I'm not sure about the white stripe...Would just an accent wall in orange perhaps work?
I don't know how much space you have in there, but could you fit an armchair or something similar in there? Like a cozy nook to fold your laundry and contemplate design ideas? I have a feeling your best bet is to just decoate the walls with pictures etc. ??
AAN, that's a good idea, but I also have cabinets above the washer and dryer. So I keep the detergents, etc, in those cabinets. The walls used to be lime green, then I painted them red. But now I'm thinking of a soft tangerine colour... with a wide stripe going around the room, in white. I love oranges...of all shades. :-)
Hm...I have mine in the basement so haven't put much thought into one, but how about adding some shelves (lack?) with a selection of nice (dark) wicker baskets on where you can put your detergent etc?
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After washing up, CY went to the gym and I decided to go to the market to buy some pork ribs for today's menu. As we were strolling along the way, smooth rustling wind was running through my hair. I felt calm and happy. Simple pleasure such as this can really light up one's day.
Today's menu is also simple. I discovered this from Pig Pig's corner. She was kind enough to recommend this over the braised sweet soy chicken via email. Thank you, Ann. Also, I would like to thank you people out there for sharing your recipes without asking for returns, which is heart-warming.
As for today's recipe, it's her recipe with some adaptations, since we are staying in different parts of the world; it cannot be exactly the same. Right? (UK & Singapore)
0.6kg Pork Ribs – 200g per person
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Business groups hope study of Ohio's potential oil and gas boom shows fuel for economic growth
(The Plain Dealer, September 6, 2011)
Researchers at three Ohio colleges and universities are studying the potential for an oil-and-gas-fueled economic boom. Preliminary results of the study, a survey of roughly 30 oil and gas companies, might be available later this month. The final report, including projections of drilling and production activity in the state, will be finished by year's end.
Editorial: Extra money in public treasury is not a surplus in these times
(Youngstown Vindicator, September 6, 2011)
If the projections of the auditor's office hold firm, Mahoning County government will end the year with a $363,478 surplus in its operating budget. That will be quite an accomplishment, given the slow recovery of the national economy from the recession that began in late 2008, and the high unemployment rate in this region.
Toledo economy shows growth
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The Toledo area economy has shown steady improvement over the last year, but its leading economic indicators still lag those of bigger metro areas in Ohio, a new study shows.
New report charts Ohio's push toward 'green' jobs
(Athens news, September 7, 2011)
According to project manager Zachary Holl, these reports will help to more clearly define "green" professions. "Among the general population, the definition of a 'green job' is unclear to a lot of folks," he said in a release from the university. "Hopefully, this report will help those that are interested to get a better understanding of what is a green job."
Detour on the road to recovery
(Cincinnati Enquirer, September 7, 2011)
Jobs are growing locally in health care and social work.
But they're down by the tens of thousands in many more sectors - with construction, retail and manufacturing leading the fall three years after the recession first took hold.
Ohio business reacts to President Obama's economic plan
(Ohio News Network, September 9, 2011)
Graeter likes part of President Barack Obama's jobs plan which would offer businesses a $4,000 tax credit if they hired someone who's been unemployed for more than six months.
Ohio renewable energy law in danger
(Toledo Blade, September 9, 2011)
Ohio's mandate that utilities find a quarter of their power from renewable and advanced technology sources by 2025 would become a thing of the past under a bill introduced this week.
Editorial: Higher education must be kept affordable in Ohio
(Salem News, September 9, 2011)
Higher education is good for individuals and their families, but also for the economy as a whole, Ohio Board of Regents Chancellor Jim Petro pointed out in a recent speech. But like so many good things, it comes at a price some people simply cannot afford.
Gas boom could create Ohio jobs
(Dayton Daily News, September 10, 2011)
Ohio appears on the cusp of a 21st-century oil and gas boom that could net tens of thousands of new jobs and perhaps build a foundation for new industry, proponents say. The source is natural gas-rich shale rock beneath three-quarters of the state.
Editorial: Downtown plan needs a private boost
(The Plain Dealer, September 10, 2011)
Nearly $1 billion in construction is in the works on the north and south ends of the square (a convention center and medical mart to the north, a casino to the south). But they won't meet their potential unless downtown's public spaces are made safer, more attractive and more user-friendly.
New study says jobs out of balance
(Cincinnati Enquirer, September 10, 2011)
Too few adults in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky are educated in growing job sectors, a disparity that threatens to stall the region's recovery and lead to a long run of high unemployment, a new report out today says
Ohio foreign trade division's status unclear
(Dayton Daily News, September 12, 2011)
Foreign trade last year accounted for more than $41 billion of Ohio's economy, but some Dayton-area business owners are concerned that a valuable tool to help companies succeed in the global marketplace could disappear as Gov. John Kasich's administration reorganizes the trade-promotion functions of the Ohio Department of Development.
Editorial: Bragging rights
(Columbus Dispatch, September 12, 2011)
Now, scores of community leaders - from businesses of all sizes, governments, nonprofits, colleges and cultural organizations - are supporting Columbus 2020, a regional economic-development initiative, to focus all of the area's considerable strengths on winning the battle for jobs and prosperity over the next decade.
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Christine Wheatley completed her comprehensive exams in political sociology in April 2012 and is currently writing her dissertation proposal. Her dissertation project explores migrant experiences of deportation from the U.S. and return to Mexico. She will be sharing her reflections on how she managed the pressures while preparing for and taking her exams, the value that the exams have had for her, and how they have informed her dissertation project and the process of proposal writing.
Jane Ebot will be doing a short presentation on how to maneuver through the comps process (talking to comps chair, making your reading list, scheduling reading, and the 2 week countdown to the exams). Additionally, Jane will be detailing the dissertation proposal process, including: thinking about your research questions, meeting with your advisor, picking committee members, writing, and how to manage the actual defense.
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this is my husband's favorite pie! Summer just wouldn't be summer without the fresh peach pie. I've made this recipe for several years, but with some changes... I do not add the butter, and I also add 1/2 pkg. of peach or white grape jello (SUGAR FREE) after the sugar and cornstarch boil.
**A tip... sift the cornstarch and sugar together before adding water. This helps keep the cornstarch from getting lumpy.
I've made this recipe for years, it was my Mom's. My birthday is in Aug. and I have this pie instead of cake. It's my favorite pie recipe. I leave out the butter though and use Splenda to cut down on calories.
My family has made this recipe for decades. The only difference is that I add 1/2 almond extract. A nice touch is to add maraschino cherries for garnish. When I see fresh peaches, I immediately think of this pie. Delicious.
This pie was better than I expected. My cornstarch/sugar mixture never did boil; it just suddenly gelled. So didn't get to cook a few peach slices in it. I think next time I would just mix all the peaches in the cooled syrup, instead of pouring it on top. It was kind of clumpy; I'd rather have it mixed in better. Lots of compliments on the fresh, crisp taste of the peaches.
Recipe is really good, but instead of water buy peaches in syrup and use the juice instead of water really great.
I tried this recipe with ripe mangos and added juice and zest of a lime. It makes great pie filling!! Thanks so much
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By Chris Sokoloski
Coach Ben Waddle has big cleats to fill.
Not only is he taking over for a legend Mike Johnson hell be coaching in Mike Johnson Park.
Were not replacing him, were just following, Waddle said. Its going to be a challenge
Waddle is the first new head varsity baseball coach for a high school in the City of Georgetown in 44 years.
Hes already got a very important seal of approval: Johnson couldnt be happier and called Waddle a good friend.
I cant say enough good things about him, Johnson said. Hes just a special guy. He loves baseball. He puts his heart and soul into it.
Waddle spent the 2013 season as an assistant for the Georgetown team, but had no idea Johnson was thinking of retiring.
He just told me, Ben Im tired. I just want to come to the park on my time, Waddle said, adding that he was blessed to have a year to coach at Johnsons side.
Waddle is no stranger to Mike Johnson Park. He competed in the IP Baseball Classic nine times while coaching at Mauldin and Dorman high schools, leading both schools to championships.
Waddle coached at Dorman for 12 years until a DUI arrest last September. He resigned the next day, he said, in the best interest of the kids.
It wasnt going to be good for the kids, he added. It would be more focus on me and not on the kids.
Waddle is waiting for his day in court.
Even before his resignation, Waddle said he had been talking to Johnson for two years about the possibility of moving to Georgetown to coach with him.
What made him fall in love with Georgetown when he came to the IP tournament, [was] he couldnt get over how nice the people of Georgetown treated him, Johnson said.
Getting to know Georgetown in that light was special, Waddle said.
Waddle first fell in love with baseball while a student at Jonesville High School in Union County, where he also played football and basketball.
He knew he didnt have a future playing at the college level, so he became a student/manager at the University of South Carolina under coach June Raines.
Waddle considers Raines to be one of his role models and said one year as a student-manager for Raines convinced him he wanted to be a baseball coach instead of a lawyer.
Waddle also coached for three years at USC-Spartanburg, one year at Spartanburg Methodist University, three years at Campbell University, and six years at Mauldin.
His first contact with the Johnson family was while coaching Mike Jr. at a Clemson baseball camp.
Although hes taking over Johnsons coaching job, hes not taking over his maintenance job. Johnson will continue to maintain the field at Mike Johnson Park.
He loves the park, Waddle said. That is his home. Its a legacy. Were going to do it exactly like he wants it done.
Johnson said he needs to teach Waddle the language of the park.
You just stand behind second base and it will tell you what it needs, Johnson said.
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Last year Bilger became the first Faculty Director of the Center for Writing and Public Discourse. As its director, Bilger helmed the Centers transition to a new space in the Kravis Center, and a new outlook reflected in the revised name. As part of a college-wide effort to enhance writing skills, the Center for Writing and Public Discourse has broadened its mission, and Bilger has begun developing writing-related programs that will serve the needs of faculty and staff, as well as students.
Bilger has been a co-coordinator of the gender studies sequence since 1995, and an extended faculty member at Claremont Graduate University since 2000. From 2002 to 2004, she served as chair of the Claremont McKenna College Department of Literature.
Audrey Bilger authored Laughing Feminism: Subversive Comedy in Frances Burney, Maria Edgeworth, and Jane Austen (1998), edited the Broadview Literary Texts critical edition of Jane Colliers satirical essay, The Art of Ingeniously Tormenting (2003), and co-edited the forthcoming Here Come the Brides! Love and Marriage, Lesbian-Style (2012). Her work has appeared in both academic journals and more mainstream feminist publications, such as Ms. and Bitch magazines. She is a regular blogger for Ms.
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What are Angioplasty and Vascular Stenting?
Angioplasty, also called balloon angioplasty, and vascular stenting are minimally invasive procedures performed by an interventional radiologist to improve blood flow in the body's arteries.
In the angioplasty procedure, the doctor threads a balloon-tipped catheter—a thin, plastic tube—to the site of a narrow or blocked artery and then inflates the balloon to open the vessel. The balloon is then deflated and removed from the artery.
Vascular stenting, which is often performed at the same time as an angioplasty, involves the placement of a small wire mesh tube called a stent in the newly opened artery. This may be necessary after some angioplasty procedures if the artery is very narrowed or completely blocked. The stent is a permanent device that is left in the artery and may be needed to help the artery heal in an open position after the angioplasty.
What are some common uses of the procedures?
Narrowing or blockage in the arteries is most often caused by atherosclerosis, also called hardening of the arteries. Although it is commonly thought of as a heart disease, atherosclerosis can affect arteries anywhere in the body, including the legs and the brain. It is a gradual process in which cholesterol and other fatty deposits—called plaques—build up on the artery walls. These plaques act as barriers that limit blood flow through the arteries to tissues and organs. Other barriers to adequate blood flow include clots or plaques that break away from the blood vessel wall and become lodged in an artery.
When a blood clot, plaque or scar tissue cause an artery to become narrow or completely blocked, blood circulation is limited and the organs and tissues supplied by that artery do not receive enough oxygen.
Angioplasty and vascular stenting are commonly used to treat conditions that result when arteries throughout the body become narrowed or blocked, including:
How should I prepare for the procedure?
Prior to the procedure, you may have several tests performed, such as x-rays, an electrocardiogram (ECG) and blood tests. You should tell your doctor what medications you are currently taking and about any allergies you have, especially to the contrast material necessary to create the x-ray images of your blood vessels.
You will be asked not to eat or drink anything after midnight on the night before your procedure. In most cases, you should take any medications that you usually take, especially blood pressure medications. These can be taken with some water in the morning before your procedure. If you are on any blood thinning medication such as Coumadin, you should check with your doctor about if and when you should stop the medication. It is a good idea to check with your doctor about which medications you should take.
You should plan for an overnight at the Hospital, and have someone drive you home when you are ready to leave.
How does the procedure work?
Angioplasty uses an inflatable balloon mounted on a catheter that is passed to the site of the blockage where it is inflated and deflated. In this process, the balloon expands the artery wall, increasing the flow through the artery. The stent is placed at the site to hold the artery open; this may be helpful in allowing the artery to heal in an open position.
What will I experience during the procedure?
An intravenous (IV) line will be inserted into your arm so that you can be given a mild sedative and other medications as necessary during the procedure. Although this sedative will make you feel relaxed and drowsy, you will probably remain awake during the procedure. Devices to monitor your heart rate and blood pressure will be attached to your body.
Next, depending on which artery your doctor is using for the procedure, your groin area, wrist or arm will be cleaned, shaved and numbed with a local anesthetic. A short tube called a sheath is commonly inserted into the artery.
Next, the doctor will insert a catheter (a long, flexible tube) through the sheath and advance it to the site of the blockage. An x-ray camera connected to a video monitor will help the physician guide the catheter. You may experience a dull pressure where the physician is working with the catheters, but no pain.
Once the catheter is in place, contrast material will be injected into the artery and an angiogram will be taken of the blocked artery to help identify the site of the blockage. With x-ray guidance, a guide wire will then be advanced to the site, followed by the balloon-tipped catheter. Once it reaches the blockage, the balloon will be inflated for several seconds. The same site may be repeatedly treated or the balloon may be moved to other sites. It is common for patients to feel some mild discomfort when the balloon is inflated because the artery is being stretched. Your discomfort should disappear as the balloon is deflated.
Additional x-ray pictures will be taken to determine how much the blood flow has improved. When your physician is satisfied that the artery has been opened enough, the balloon catheter, guide wire and guiding catheter will be removed.
The entire procedure usually lasts 30 minutes to two hours. The length of the procedure varies depending on the time spent evaluating the vascular system prior to any therapy, as well as the complexity of the treatment.
When the procedure is completed, you will be moved to a recovery room or your Hospital room. You may feel groggy from the sedative. The catheter insertion site may be bruised and sore. If the sheath was inserted into your arm or wrist, it will be removed and the site will be bandaged. If the catheter was inserted into your groin, you may need to lie in bed with your legs straight for several hours. In some cases, your doctor may use a device that seals the small hole in the artery; this may allow you to move around more quickly.
Commonly, patients stay overnight and return home the day after the procedure. You will typically be able to walk within two to six hours following the procedure.
After you return home, you should rest and drink plenty of fluids. You should avoid lifting heavy objects, strenuous exercise and smoking for at least 24 hours (and smoking you should avoid permanently since this is a major cause of atherosclerosis).
If bleeding begins where the catheter was inserted, you should lie down, apply pressure to the site and call your physician.
Any change in color in your leg, pain or a warm feeling in the area where the catheter was inserted should be reported to your physician.
You should be able to return to your normal routine by the following week.
Who interprets the results and how do I get them?
The interventional radiologist will judge the results of the angioplasty and stent placement by comparing the pre- and post-procedure angiograms. If any narrowing remains in the artery, it should not be greater than 30 percent of the normal vessel diameter. The results of your procedure will be available immediately following the procedure.
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I always liked John Maine. He had that live, high-riding fastball — the kind you don't see that often, because it's a dangerous pitch — and he used to get a lot of K's and pop-ups on that pitch. Then he hurt his shoulder. Elbows get fixed; shoulders, not so much. John signed on with the Marlins as a nonroster invitee. He's trying to make a comeback, and I'm rooting for him.
That certainly makes two of us, actually three. John is a big favorite in our house. It started on July 3, 2006, when Maine, who was acquired as the other guy in the Kris and Anna Benson for Jorge Julio trade, was called up from the minors to pitch against the Pirates. If you look up the boxscore from that game you will be confused as the Mets got pummeled, 11-1. Maine's linescore does not totally jump out at you either. We had great field level seats that night. Right from the first inning my daughter and I both saw it…that fastball. Now I'm not Clint Eastwood, and Kelly is not Amy Adams, but we do know a big league fastball when we see one. And Maine had it. When the game got out of hand, we wore out my wife and son with all our talk about Maine and that fastball. But as 2006 continued, Maine proved us correct in our optimism and Kelly had a new favorite player.
Players like Carlos Beltran and Carlos Delgado rightfully get a lot of credit for that 2006 season. But as our starting pitchers started dropping all around us that summer, Maine pitched great. At one point the team won eight consecutive Maine starts, and as we headed into the postseason the only thing left to see was how he handled pressure situations.
I sat in the stands along with 57,000 others for Game One of the 2006 NLDS against the Dodgers. John stepped into the crucible as the emergency starter after Orlando Hernandez went down due to a pre-game injury. And I want to tell that story. But first, two quick comments:
1) I love the writing of Joe Posnanski, I probably say that every week. A while back he blogged a wildly entertaining response to seeing the aforementioned movie, "Trouble with the Curve," in his hotel room. You'll enjoy reading it.
2) I noticed that Maine's spring debut was in Roger Dean stadium. As an old prog fan who had all the early Yes albums, I think it's terrific the Cardinals named a baseball stadium after my once-upon-a-time, favorite album cover artist. As a young teenager — before punk arrived and knocked out our teeth — I bought a collection of Dean's work, cut up the pictures, and plastered them on my wall. Now they've named a stadium after the guy!
No, sorry, wrong Roger Dean. This guy sells cars.
Oh, really? Nevermind! But wouldn't it be cool if we named our ballparks after artists instead of banks and insurance companies?
Anyway, back to Game One of the 2006 NLDS. So 25-year-old John Maine — with a total of 8 wins in his career — walked into the inferno and gave the Mets 13 huge outs. He left with a 4-1 lead. But not before participating in one of the most jaw-dropping double plays in playoff history.
In top of the second, no score, Jeff Kent and J.D. Drew lead off with singles. Next guy, Russell Martin, singled deep to RF. Shawn Green played the ball off the wall, hit Jose Valentin with the relay, and Valentin fired home to nab Kent. In the confusion, the hard-charging Drew, hot on Kent's heels, also tried to score. A surprised Lo Duca met him at the plate and before the dust settled, there two outs, a runner on second, and still no score.
In the stands we all collectively kind of rubbed our eyes, checked the scoreboard, shook our heads, turned to each other — "Did you just see what I think I just saw?" — and then we went berserk. Full-on bedlam. The playoffs had returned to Shea and it was LOUD.
Jayson Stark had a terrific write-up the play. Here's Stark's reconstruction of the action, as Drew raced toward home:
Everyone in the park could see it coming — everyone, that is, except Lo Duca.
He applied the tag on Kent. He turned toward plate ump John Hirshbeck to show him he still had the baseball. He then turned back around — and found a second out about to land right in his lap.
"Never saw him," Lo Duca laughed. "I swear to God. He just slid right into me."
All around Lo Duca, men were yelling: "Watch out. Turn around. Here comes another one." Pitcher John Maine yelled. Manager Willie Randolph yelled. Third baseman David Wright yelled.
"They all told me they were screaming at the top of their lungs," Lo Duca chuckled. "I never heard anything."
And how could he? Shea Stadium was the loudest place on the entire planet. And no play like this had ever taken place in any postseason game ever.
The batter that followed, Marlon Anderson, doubled to score Martin. Maine then intentionally walked Wilson Betemit before striking out Derek Lowe for the final out. So to recap: the Dodgers began the inning with a single, single, single, double, and intentional walk — and in the process they scored one run, recorded two outs, and delighted Mets fans everywhere. Pure craziness.
And yeah, thanks to my father-in-law, I was there with my two boys.
Check out this fan clip, it's only 28 seconds, but it really conveys the feeling in the stands. Please note that this is a nothing moment, a strikeout to end an inning, in an otherwise dramatic 6-5 Mets win.
In 2007 Maine had a really good full season. Fifteen wins, 180 strikeouts in 190 innings pitched, Maine was arriving as a top of the rotation starter. But what I remember most about 2007 and Maine was his last start of that season, on September 29th. The sad collapse had been in full force at this point and with two games to go in the season all of our margin for error had been eliminated. The Mets needed to win. Sitting in the stands that afternoon the original mood in the air was fright. Maine quickly ended that.
He dominated the Marlins that day, no-hitting them for 7.2 innings while striking out 14. The Mets won 13-0 in a game so lopsided it felt like an exorcism. Shea was known for rocking, but it didn't really explode that day, I would say it exhaled. We thought we had dodged the bullet, but of course Tom Glavine had other ideas.
Seven runs in one-third of an inning, yeah, that was about as horrible as anything we've ever seen. But at least Tom wasn't devastated.


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Jenson Button's first race weekend since the death of his father John was always going to be a tough one emotionally for the 2009 world champion, but he did his best at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday.
The McLaren driver's hopes of a fourth win at Albert Park were all but dashed in qualifying when Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen crashed and brought out the yellow flags toward the end of a rainy session.
Condemned to start 10th on the grid, the 34-year-old Button worked patiently through the traffic to finish fourth on the track but ended up third, after Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo was disqualified.
With Danish rookie teammate Kevin Magnussen taking Ricciardo's second place on a brilliant debut, McLaren had two drivers together on the podium for the first time since China in April 2012.
"Yesterday was a painful day because I wanted to do really well for him," Button said of his father, a constant source of support and popular paddock regular, who died in January.
"It's been a tough weekend emotionally, I'm not the sort of a person who likes to show it in front of a TV camera.
"I don't think that's right. So in the background it's very, very tough. But I've had the most amazing support from the paddock. My family, friends…it really does mean a lot.
"He'll have a big smile on his face looking down and knowing that everyone's talking about him right now. He loved that."
Button battled hard to beat his 21-year-old teammate, but Magnussen showed him a clean pair of heels.
"It's a great day for us," said Button before Ricciardo's exclusion was announced.
"A great result for the whole team, Kevin drove really well. First podium, first race. I was fighting all the way to chase him down and also Daniel at the end. But there just wasn't quite enough in the tyres." (Reuters)
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Northridge, Calif. - Cal State Northridge, ranked 13th in the nation, returns to non-league competition on Saturday (2/5/11) when the Matadors compete at the Cal Baptist Invitational.
Cal State Northridge will play three games during the one-day tournament. At 9:00 a.m., the Matadors face Azusa Pacific. Then at 1:00 p.m., CSUN faces Claremont-McKenna Scripps followed by a 5:00 p.m. contest against Concordia College (Ca).
The Matadors are 1-3 after competing two weeks ago at the Michigan Invitational in Ann Arbor. CSUN's, ranked 15th in the nation at the time, chalked up its lone win with a 6-5 decision over then 13th-ranked Indiana. Heidi Pettinger and Sydney Sonoda each scored two goals while goalkeeper Dana Harvey, a transfer from Arizona State, chalked up a career-high 21 saves.
Sydney Sonoda claimed the first Big West Women's Water Polo Player of the Week award for the 2011 season after the senior scored a combined eight goals against four nationally-ranked opponents at the Michigan Invitational.
Sonoda recorded a pair of hat tricks, the first in a season-opening game to eighth-ranked Michigan and then against fourth-ranked UCLA. Sonoda scored two goals against Indiana including the go-ahead goal.
Sonoda's eight goals for the four-game, two-day tournament increased her career total to 98, the eighth-best mark in Cal State Northridge history. Sonoda also drew 12 ejections and had four steals in the four games.
Heidi Pettinger is second on the Matadors in scoring with six goals followed by Chelsea Curran and Whitney Delgado with four goals apiece.
Nicole Concaldi and Dana Harvey have shared time in the net. Concaldi has played in three games (80 minutes) with 29 saves. Harvey has played in two games (48 minutes) with 24 saves.