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Full detailed profile on Gigi Morasco Balsom Played by Farah Fath on One Life To Live Daytime Soap Opera.
Farah Fath
Birthday: May 1 1984
In Gigi's room, Rex tells Shane he's letting Clint have Gigi's heart. Shane doesn't understand why. "It's complicated," Rex replies. They have to say goodbye now. Shane takes Gigi's hand. He misses her and promises to keep writing and drawing. "I love you so much," Shane cries and kisses her goodbye. Shane falls into Rex's arms. Bo appears and offers to sit with Shane in the waiting area while Rex says goodbye to Gigi. Shane hands Rex a ring box then goes to sit with Bo. At Gigi's bedside, Rex talks about her never wanting a ring. He slips Clint's mother's ring on her finger and says his wedding vows. Rex imagines Gigi saying the same to him and asking him to kiss his bride. Rex owes Gigi a honeymoon and begs her to wait for him, to save him a dance. He imagines dancing with Gigi and promising to take care of Shane. Gigi wants Rex to take care of himself and reminds him how much she will always love him. Bo appears. It's time. "Goodbye Mrs. Balsom," Rex whispers, in tears, and kisses Gigi one last time. Shane and Rex watch as Gigi's wheeled away.
Rex goes to Gigi's room and apologizes. Clint's money and power will give him what he needs to fight Jack and Todd. They'll pay for what they've done. "But how do I let you go?" Rex asks.
A sad Shane sits at Gigi's bedside and apologizes for not staying away from Jack like she asked. He crumples up on the floor and wishes it was him. He promises her Rex will make Jack pay. Brody arrives with Liam and tells Shane he is sorry. He believes that Gigi is still worried for him and wants him to be okay. Brody has to leave for Liam's checkup, but assures Shane that he will always be his family. Rex returns and sadly informs Shane that Jack isn't going to prison. Shane wants to prove Todd paid off Jack's friend. Rex promises Gigi he will get her justice. He asks forgiveness for what he is about to do, as he knows all he can do for her now is keep their son safe. As he holds her he whispers, "I'll love you forever."
Just as Rex is about to sign Gigi's name to her healthcare proxy, Echo enters her hospital room and realizes what Rex is doing. She refuses to let him risk getting in trouble and says Rex has no right to play God. Rex vows never to let Clint have Gigi's heart. Echo doesn't agree with Rex but wants to prove her loyalty by forging Gigi's signature herself. Rex hands over a copy of Gigi's signature, Echo signs the forms then rushes off with them. Bo appears and tries to comfort Rex about Gigi's wishes, knowing there's nothing Rex can do to stop the donor transplant. David appears and pulls Bo away. Rex goes to Gigi's bedside. A doctor pops in to warn they need to take Gigi to the OR to prep for surgery. Rex asks for another minute alone. Echo returns and privately tells Rex she pre-dated and filed the form and that Jack's been taken into custody. Rex hugs Echo and promises Gigi he'll make sure Jack has no life. Maybe after that, Rex will be able to let Gigi go.
Tea joins Rex in Gigi's hospital room. She couldn't find a judge who would marry him and Gigi while she's in a coma. They argue over Jack, who Rex vows to have charged. As he kicks Tea out, Echo arrives and apologizes for being gone on a photo shoot. She's also sorry for lying about Charlie being his father. Rex tells Echo how Clint's trying to steal Gigi's heart. Echo wishes she could help and hands Rex some things of Gigi's Roxy sent over. After Echo leaves, Rex opens Gigi's mail. He reads a letter from a lawyer. Gigi wanted to get her affairs in order before their wedding. Rex finds Gigi's healthcare proxy. He knows signing her name won't bring Gigi back, but it'll prevent Clint from taking her heart.
Natalie and Viki watch as machines keep Gigi alive in her hospital room. Over talk of how upset Rex is, Viki convinces Natalie to go find him. Viki goes to Gigi's bedside and thanks her for everything she did for her in Paris, Texas. She talks about how Gigi insisted on paying her rent for the carriage house. Viki didn't want to hurt Gigi's pride and put the money into an account for Shane's college. Viki promises to see that Shane gets the education Gigi wanted for him.
Rex enters Gigi's room as Viki tells her, "I swear on my own family that I'll take care of yours." Viki goes to Rex and holds him close. He looks at Gigi. They were so close to having everything they always wanted. Rex informs Viki that Clint's trying to take Gigi's heart by force and says, "I won't let that happen." Viki apologizes for Clint's tactics. Later, Tea appears and offers to help Rex with anything he needs. "I'm going to marry Gigi," Rex replies. "And you're going to help me do it."
Outside Gigi's hospital room, Natalie is stunned to hear the organ donor is Gigi. Rex vows to keep it together for Shane. Natalie holds Rex close. The doctor appears. Rex tells him to forget it. Clint's not getting Gigi's heart. The doctor confirms them of Gigi's wishes and warns that Clint doesn't have long to live. Natalie pleads with Rex to save their father. "He gets Gigi's heart over my dead body," Rex snaps and enters Gigi's room. Rex holds Gigi's hand. He can't believe she's gone. "I don't care what anybody else says," Rex whispers. "Your heart stays with me."
On their way to see Gigi, Natalie admits Jessica walked in on her and Brody in bed. Viki thinks it's a good sign that Tess didn't return. She hopes Jessica can accept Brody and Natalie, if Brody's who Natalie wants. They enter Gigi's room.
In Gigi's room, Rex cries to Roxy. He doesn't know how he's going to tell Shane and begs Gigi to send him a sign. When Roxy goes to get Shane, Rex steps out into the hall. He runs into Bo, who's shocked to hear what happened to Gigi. "She's gone," Rex cries. "I don't know what I'm going to do without her." He thinks Gigi sent Bo to him. Shane and Roxy appear. Rex is forced to tell Shane that Gigi is dying and won't get better. Shane goes into an asthma attack and cries, "You're lying." Roxy can see Rex is about to break down. After she takes Shane in to see Gigi, her doctor approaches Rex and informs that Gigi was an organ donor. Suddenly, Natalie appears and happily tells Rex they found a donor for Clint. Rex realizes the donor is Gigi.
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Monthly Archive for August, 2011
Daniel Goes To The Paaahhhk
A few weeks ago me and the Brothers Rossi took Pops Rossi to the Yankees-Red Sox game at Fenway Park as a late Father's day present. Normally we try to go to at least one game a year at Yankee Stadium since my family members are all big fans (I am a Mariners fan). This […] [Read More]
So, it has been decided in Saratoga that "Tempered by Memory", a 22 foot tall sculpture created from World Trade Center steel to commemorate the 9/11 tragedy, will not be prominently displayed in front of the visitor's center on Broadway. Where to put the artwork in question has been quite an issue, but it was […] [Read More]
"A Kentucky Man…"
Yesterday, a Kentucky man drove his car into Saratoga Lake following a domestic dispute with his wife, and some kind of problem with the New York Racing Association security. He then got on top of his sinking car to declare he "can't swim a lick" and "I'm going down with the car" – apparently he was fleeing […] [Read More]
The Pedaling Plunderer
So, this past week, a woman named Jessica Thompson tried to rob the North Greenbush School System's Federal Credit Union. Now, this woman tried to get away on a bicycle, so I assume this credit union stores pillow cases of Halloween candy in its vaults. I also think it's safe to assume that Thompson held […] [Read More]
Bruno Break
The other day, I saw ex-Senator Bruno slummin' at the Starbucks on the corner of Wolf Road and Albany-Shaker. What a sideshow. First of all, I don't know if it was his son or nephew or what have you, but Bruno was with this middle-aged ginger manboy who was slathered in Pomade, Polo, and pretentiousness. […] [Read More]
Turkey Season
I realize it's been a while since I've posted on here, and I apologize to my loyal fan, Thanks Mom! I've had a very busy couple of months: I bought a house- worst decision I ever made. I met an amazing girl- who's now my girlfriend, after 10 months of stalking. And, I've been traveling […] [Read More]
Daniel Stretches the Truth
After chronicling my encounters in Mayfield a few weeks ago, I recently returned to the area at the request of Pops Rossi, who had a big announcement to tell me. My entire drive to his house was filled with fear as I wondered what he had to say. Was he going to get married again? […] [Read More]
Daydream Cynic
A couple of months ago, I wrote a blog that ridiculed the tour of the Monkees. http://blog.timesunion.com/comedy/oy-vey-its-the-monkees/4824/ You see, the band was originally scheduled to play the TU Center, but then reality occurred, and the trio had to change to the smaller venue that is the Palace. When this happened, I of course asked myself, to […] [Read More]
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Jean Herrmann is a faculty associate for the nursing department. She teaches "Nursing Therapeutics" and "Medical Terminology" along with skills labs for the junior level and advises senior internships. Professor Herrmann obtained her bachelor's degree from Augustana College and master's in nursing with a focus in education and leadership degree from Regis University, Denver, Colo. She obtained her CNRN, certification as a registered neuroscience nurse from the American Association of Neuroscience Nurses. She continues with clinical practice through the Sanford Visiting Nurse program and Sanford Neurosurgery Clinic.


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Study finds link between telomere shortening and heart attack risk
Posted by: Eric Podolsky
A recent study has once again found a possible link between telomere shortening and an increased risk of disease. This particular study, conducted at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, MA, has found an increased risk of cardiovascular death or heart attack in those with short telomeres. The study measured the telomere length in 5,044 patients with an acute coronary syndrome over a period of 18 months, and found that those patients with shorter telomeres had the highest risk of cardiovascular death or heart attack, regardless of their age.
These findings show that measuring telomere length may prove clinically useful, as it may provide a kind of prediction of the patient's cardiovascular future. "Telomere shortening may represent some sort of 'biological clock' which integrates the cumulative effect of environmental and genetic stresses on the body, both of which can contribute to cardiovascular events," said Christian T. Ruff, MD, MPH, Cardiovascular Division, BWH Department of Medicine, and lead study investigator.
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Game 5
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While most of their fans are filled with excitement after every game, the Fort Wayne Komets are always calm in the locker room. The music is loud, but they are always talking quietly, looking ahead to the next game.
They say they'll get excited when the series is clinched, and they'll have their first chance to do that this evening. The Komets lead the Reading Royals 3-1 heading into a 6 p.m. faceoff at Memorial Coliseum for Game 5. Games 6 and 7, if necessary, would be in Reading on Tuesday and Wednesday.
One key to this series has been the way the Komets have been getting stronger each period. Each team has scored three goals in the first period, the Komets have a 3-1 edge in the second and a 6-3 advantage in the third period.
``I'm getting comfortable with this group,'' Komets coach Gary Graham said. ``With the way we had to battle at the end of the season and the way we had to do things, it's really helping carry over for us. The guys are really holding themselves accountable to a higher standard. Right now we (the coaches) just have to go in and speak about minor adjustments, but the leaders are doing the majority of the talking and the majority of the coaching, to be honest with you.''
The Komets have been pushing ahead in the second period and then clamping down on defense in the third. Two of Reading's three goals in the third-period were empty-net tallies in the Royals' Game 2 victory.
``Everyone has to be reliable defensively,'' alternate captain Chris Auger said. ``You have to be aware. That's how you have to play in the playoffs.''
Part of that is protecting goaltender Ben Meisner who has a 1.25 goals against average and .959 save percentage in the series.
``I thought we got better as the game went on but so did Benny,'' Graham said. ``He continues to impress me. He's very poised in net. It's team success right now. Benny is having success and the team is having success because the team is continuing to come together as a group.''
The Komets have done a great job shutting down the Royals' most dangerous players. Captain Yannick Tifu doesn't have a point, leading goal scorer Domenic Monardo has yet to score and Dustin Gazely is minus-4 after getting send down from the American Hockey League.
Despite the success, Graham still has some areas he wants to keep working on, like the penalty kill. The Komets have allowed only two power-play goals, but that's an area where the coach wants perfection.
``We have to sharpen up some things with a short video session on Sunday before the game,'' Graham said, ``Hopefully, we can clean up some things. We're still looking to get better in the series.''


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Our wedding anniversary is coming up and I want to have the same cake flavors we had at our wedding, but not 2 whole cakes, so I thought that I could find a bakery that would make cupcakes instead, preferably in SM or peninsula area... I am looking specifically for chocolate cupcake with chocolate frosting, and the more difficult fo lemon cupcake with a raspberry cream filling/frosting.... any thoughts? if it comes down to it, I will bake if needed.
Sibby's Cupcakery in San Mateo. They don't have a store..you need to order your cupcakes then pickup or have them delivered w/ additional charge. I haven't tried them yet, but others like them.
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Mike Jennings has worked at Pine Oaks Golf Course for more than half of its existence, and he's heard just about everything from behind the counter throughout the years.
"Everybody's got some kind of story about Pine Oaks," says Jennings, the course's professional. "I've told so many people I wish I had kept a journal throughout the years and written down some of the stories from the people out here."
Pine Oaks turned 50 this year, and Jennings and the staff of the Johnson City municipal course are celebrating the milestone on Saturday. Golf, door prizes, scrapbooks and a birthday cake will be part of the festivities, scheduled to run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
"We're just encouraging folks to drop by," Jennings said. "We're really just hoping folks who haven't been around in a in a long time just come by and say hi and look at pictures and tell some stories.
"Hopefully some old employees and old members can come by. I am sure there will be some stories told. The cast of characters who have come through Pine Oaks ... I wish I had kept more of the memories as I went along. It's amazing the number of folks who have come through here."
One of the more funny stories from Pine Oaks actually comes from a couple of days before the course opened in 1963. The first shot ever played on the course allegedly was hit by Gary Scheuerman, who was playing basketball at East Tennessee State at the time.
Scheuerman snuck onto the course with L.T. Roberts, a coach at ETSU, before it opened.
"I am 95 percent sure I was the first one to ever hit a golf ball on that golf course," Scheuerman said. "It was a day or two before they opened up. I think they might not be happy about that."
Eventually, Scheuerman began paying for his golf. He even worked at the course.
"I think I had a membership that cost $20 or $30," he said. "It was pretty cool. It was kind of neat to see that thing develop. Where the front side is now was nothing but houses. They tore the houses down to make the other nine."
Saturday's celebration will include golf. There is no formal tournament or outing, but golfers who want to play can call (423) 434-6250 for tee times.
Jennings says one of the more interesting parts of the celebration will be the opportunity to view scrapbooks donated by the family of the late Leon Capps, who was Pine Oaks' first professional. Capps' wife June kept meticulous scrapbooks, and their daughter Carolyn gave them to the course.
"It's amazing all the stuff she kept," Jennings said. "Pretty much everything related to golf, the Senior Center and Parks and Rec, all through the '60s is in there. If it was in the newspaper then, it's in the scrapbooks. It's really cool. I think people will get a kick out of it.
"It's really neat to see a lot of this stuff."
Jennings has worked at the course for 26 years, but his relationship with it goes back even further.
"I've been playing there since the '70," he said. "I remember going over there when I was 11 or 12 and playing all day. I grew up right across the street."
Don Helman of WXSM will do a remote broadcast for his Saturday morning radio show from Pine Oaks during the celebration. The drawing for the door prizes, which include a membership to the course and other free golf, will be held around 12:45 p.m., and the winners don't have to be present to collect their prizes.
"So many people know Pine Oaks," Jennings said. "It's kind of a landmark. Everybody knows it as the golf course next to the college."


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Wetpaint Entertainment caught up with Ali Fedotowsky at Bowlmor Lanes for their Bachelor Finale viewing party, and the former Bachelorette was happy to share some time with us.
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Ali: Yes. Single. I don't have time for anybody right now. I just started hosting a tv show, (1st Look), and I don't have time for myself let alone anyone else. It wouldn't be fair.
Would you do The Bachelorette again?
I always say "never say never" and that gets me in trouble, but… I don't see it happening.
How about Bachelor Pad?
I will say "never" on that one.
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Keep a journal. In terms of what to do… everyone's experience is different… honestly, girl, just good luck.
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Update (7/17 at 9:30 a.m.): Jacob admits this was a hoax… disappointing.
Update (7/16 at 8:00 p.m.): Giancarlo Stanton is the man.
The result of Jordan Jacobson attempting to bare-hand a Giancarlo Stanton moon blast at last night's home run derby was not pretty.
The pain was real but that might not be the worst part.
"It was extremely painful at first, then went numb after about 15 minutes," Jacobson says. "It probably would have felt better if I would have gotten the ball."
Numb, purple, and no trophy ball to show for it? Keep your unprotected limbs away from baseballs pulverized by Giancarlo Stanton.


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Learning about the University of Rochester from one of its admission officials, who visited her New York City high school, helped convince Melika Butcher that UR was where she wanted to go.
"I just had a really good vibe about the school," said Butcher, 21, now president of UR's Black Students' Union.
But the number of African-Americans enrolled at UR, while edging upward, is still small by any measure of this college, which draws students from every state.
African-Americans account for 13 percent of the nation's population but just 4 percent of UR's total student enrollment last school year. Hispanics — the fastest growing segment of the population — account for 16 percent of the nation's population but only 4 percent of UR's enrollment last school year.
The trends are not much better for local four-year colleges that draw more heavily from the Rochester region. Even though African-Americans make up 15 percent and Hispanics 7 percent of Monroe County's population, most of the schools enroll 5 percent or less of these minority groups.
Only with Monroe Community College do the numbers reflect local diversity, with African-Americans making up 19 percent and Hispanics 7 percent of the enrollment.


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Star Wars: The Old Republic: A Royal Flush of Nostalgia
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Originally posted by harvest151
I didn't mention KOTOR in this article for the same reason why I did not want to mention Galaxies that much. Eventually you get to the point well beyond beating a dead horse and being that the company worked on KOTOR, it's fairly obvious that it will take some of its cues from that series. In regards to galaxies, I'm sure the team is looking at what worked and what didn't in that MMO, and are striving to create a game that surpasses its predecessor. This article was simply food for thought on an off news week to keep your minds buzzing and to hopefully create a good discussion here in the forums.
In regards to safety's post, when looking at the combat video I can see where you might have thought that ranged combat was simply stand still and fire. If you look at the whole video however, you see many ranged classes running and gunning around the melee archetypes preforming both snare and knock-back moves. Some attacks look positional which should create a healthy, fast paced combat system. I believe they displayed the ranged classes standing still at times to simply show off the cool combat animations, not as a representation of what the combat will always be like. I'll continue to say however, until I get my hands on the game, I will not pass judgement. I do have high hopes for this title, but after being burned by so many MMOs in the past, I only speak in maybes when it comes to pre-launch.
Star Wars: The Old Republic: What We Know
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Originally posted by Izure
Sorry for the confusion here Izure. This statement was meant to imply that die hard Star Wars fans like myself have been waiting for another Star Wars MMO for some time now. Pre-NGE Star Wars Galaxies was my favorite MMO to date, hands down; so when the game changed I left searching for greener pastures. When I first heard that Bioware and Lucas Arts were teaming up on a Star Wars MMO, I was elated and skeptical at the same time. It is true that only time will tell with this title, however from the information that has been released I admit I'm pretty psyched up for this one. If the dev team can deliver on MOST of what they are promising in interviews and Q&A sessions, then I think I have found a new place to feed my Star Wars fix.


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Our suggestion for today has no timing element, other than our thoughts toward an organized resource of helping others that is national in scope, local in impact. That it comes the week of the big game is obvious, and we share it today for that reason.
But honestly, helping others in need is timeless. It can be done at any time, not just when we hear more about it, such as Christmas and other various holidays.
In New Orleans Sunday, in case you've missed it, they'll play Super Bowl XLVII between Baltimore and San Francisco. You might have heard some of the hyped headlines — brothers as head coaches, quarterback with only nine starts, retiring player accused of cheating, racist advertising. There's even a dustup about a cheerleader.
While the hype plays out then fades away, there's another event called the Souper Bowl of Caring.
A seminary intern in a Columbia, S.C., Presbyterian church offered a prayer in 1990 that inspired the idea of youth collecting money and canned goods, then donating to local charities of their choice.
The gathering now includes drives and service projects that are well under way. In some worship services across the country this Sunday morning, youth and youth leaders will stand at the doors as the congregation exits, holding large soup pots. Congregants will drop in $1 bills, some maybe more.
The first year in Columbia, youth from 22 churches gave $5,700 to area non-profits. More than two decades later, a single year nationally raised more than $2 million in money and non-perishables (counted as a dollar each).
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There was a second guy with a blaster.
Dean probably has the "Darn right I shot first" Han Solo T-shirt…
If Han didn't shoot first, it must have been the shooter on the grassy knoll.
Hiding on the hill behind the fence … and not in the Book Depository.
In a word George, NEVER!
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Still too visible. Too much out in the open, where it could be seen or heard, and where people can too easily converge. Not hidden enough. Hence not plausible, even if you ignore all the other factors.
I think you're off by one day.
Not likely!
Since Greedo had the drop on Han, he had his blaster out first, Shooting him from under the table is well justified. Lucas should have left it alone. Why is it so hard to understand? Was it because Greedo was an alien and throw people off on the obviousness of the situation?
It's George Lucas' own fault. Three generations grew up loving the Star Wars universe he had created. Going back and sanitizing the film to make it nicer was the equivalent of having Mark Twain come back and rewriting Tom Sawyer to make him less of a brat. You can't tamper with something people adore without expecting a backlash unless you're an oblivous idiot.
I thought the redo of the films was great, probably because I watched the show about the reasons why he did what he did, showed the things that were obvious mistakes in the original. The fact he was there and could add some missing scenes was good too. personally I never thought much about the redoing the Greedo scene until all the anal retentives had hysterical fits about it. I watch movies to be entertained. I was entertained by both versions. I don't think who shot first had much bearing on the film at all. I don't think that sanitizing was ever in his mind. If Samuel Clemons was to sanitize Tom Sawyer he wouldn't make him less a brat, he would have removed the offensive 'N' word, which he did have to defend in his life time because he wasn't being purposely derogatory to blacks but merely reflecting how people spoke in the time being written about.
Dukedog: And then crossed a railroad yard in sight of an FBI agent on the Triple Underpass, and railroad police in the yard, while carrying a rifle. No wonder they had to invent conspiracy theories to explain it. That doesn't exclude more than one attempt planned, I predicted as much the Monday before when a bunch of adult Boy Scout leaders where cheering chilihead Wick Fowler's attack on Kennedy. I just thought all that security would have prevented any success.
Not while the original is still in living memory, George. Sorry.
"Since Greedo had the drop on Han, he had his blaster out first, Shooting him from under the table is well justified. Lucas should have left it alone. Why is it so hard to understand? Was it because Greedo was an alien and throw people off on the obviousness of the situation?'
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The first very minor one is that the only real legal meaning of a credit rating refers to how much capital a bank has to allocate to a holding in a particular asset. And that doesn't depend upon any one ratings agency: it's two out of the three major ones. So Moody's moving doesn't particularly change this: it depends upon what Fitch and S&P do.
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Normally, curcumin derived from tumeric spice is poorly absorbed via GI tract. Thorne research has apparently solved the problem by creating a phytosome carrying curcumin and released slowly in GI tract.
Nothing noticeable
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Posted by Reviewer1099448 on Aug 04, 2010
A Naturopath specializing in prostate disease recommended Meriva-SR to be taken every other day, 6 capsules (based on my weight). After about a month, I see no benefit.
Arthritis pain relief without NSAIDs
14 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2068728 on Apr 26, 2010
My doctor recommended I take this in lieu of NSAIDs and I was skeptical, but I am really pleased. I have been taking the product for nearly two months and have stopped taking any NSAID pain relievers.


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I'm tied to my desk at the office for part of today, but Vermont Press Bureau Chief Louis Porter checked in a few minutes ago with word that a bat was loose in the Statehouse this morning.
Here's what Louis has to say:
One of the most interviewed people – well mammals – in the Statehouse Thursday was a bat that got lost and ended up in hiding out in a corner of the lobby outside the House chamber.
You might think the television and radio reporters clustered in an impromptu news conference around the bat were wasting their time given the high frequency of bat utterances. But in fact the bat turned out to be a great interview subject as maintenance workers caught it and released it. Its frantic squeaking expressed its reluctance to leave the Statehouse – or maybe its opinion on the soon to be given State of the State address, it wasn't entirely clear.
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text: Our friends on SalesLogix Developer originally posted this error and solution but I thought it was important enough to pass it on. After upgrading a 6.2 db to 7.5 web and following the instructions for the upgrade the option to import leads returned an error "Import configuration not found for entity ILead." The fix will be two steps, restore a SalesLogix 7.5 eval db, then using Virtual File System Explorer browse to the VFS\Configuration\Global folder and copy the files from the global folder to a temporary folder. Now open the upgraded db and using VFS browse to the Global folder and add the following files ImportConfigurations.xml, MergeConfigurations.xml, and PotentialMatchConfiguration.xml. While I have not tried restoring the manifest from the DVD which should work, this solution does seem to resolve the issue.


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He (Bradley Cooper) cheated on Rachel McAdams. I'm pretty sure that's a capital offense in Canada. It's easy enough to hate this guy if he was faithful, but toss in the fact that he's not, and he's a borderline subhuman in a Polo shirt. Don't let the preppy façade fool you. I'm guessing this guy would do some depraved things to any chick he gets in his grasp. He's like a non-murdering Patrick Bateman (see below).
Also, you might find out from your girlfriend after the fact why they call him "Sack." My guess? It's scrotum-related. There's a reason you never see him riding a bike in Wedding Crashers.
If I caught my imaginary unfaithful girlfriend sleeping with Handsome Rob (Jason Statham), I'd be upset, but I'd also understand. As I would expect my girlfriend to understand and forgive if I slept with some chick named Slutty Victoria.
I mean, look at him. It would be like finding out George Clooney slept with your mom. Who do you get mad at in that situation? Your mom? Nope. George Clooney? You know he treated your mom well.
Like the Clooney situation, you expect that your girlfriend will sleep with Handsome Rob, without him having to do much "stealing." Then you chalk it up to experience and you move on.
If your girlfriend slips up and strays with Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale), the Wall Street serial killer from American Psycho, it's certain that she will wind up with a gaping ax wound in her chest, but not before she gets pinned to the floor with a nail gun.
"Sure, honey. He can be your one free one. Seriously. I won't be mad." He will remind her that's a very nice Chardonnay that she's not drinking, the drugs will kick in, and she will end up getting killed by him.
Eh. Too harsh. Just keep your girlfriend away from Patrick Bateman. You know what? Keep your girlfriend away from all these guys.
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Think Miles meets Enigma... As one of the few trumpet/flugelhorn artists working in ambient terrain, Jeff Oster draws from a rich background of classically trained, jazz tinged horn study, mixed with contemporary electronica and loop based electro-orchestral bed tracks. He began playing trumpet at the age of eight. After years of study in classical and jazz he moved to L.A. in 1979 to pursue a career full time in music.
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Since 1985, they bake everything right there in the shop from scratch, using the finest and freshest ingredients. Which also leads to an amazing, wafting pie smell on the street outside. Not a bad way to lure people in. They also have some other baked goods, but really specializing in their pies. They have full sized, mini-sized and by the slice (insider tip: if you're just wanting a slice, and you're particular about the flavor, you might want to call before visiting since they only cut up three different pies per day at random).
Posted by EJ on 09/18/2011
Have always loved their pies since they first opened. I had not had a pie from them for over a year so I headed to the shop to pie shop I got my key lime, blueberry and apple then I saw the bread pudding w lemon sauce. No matter what you go there for get the bread pudding it will put a smile on your face and a song in your tummy
Posted by shabuchwae on 09/02/2010
I adore this place! Why, you may wonder??!! It's uber clean. The staff are always SOOO pleasant and accommodating that one cashier even went above and beyond by letting me use a coupon in combination with a special they were running that day! That's the way I like the businesses I support to roll: screw the fine print - give everyone, especially the regulars, exceptional service! They even inspired me to try to replicate their Apple Sour Cream Pie (which I did, if I do say so myself :-). I'm a super picky (alright...just say bourgeois! I can take it :-) foody and I've enjoyed everything I've ever eaten here with NO complaint! My top fav pies (as of now) are the mississipi mud (palpably dense!!!), three berry (phenom!!) and the sour cream apple (OM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM!!!). I can't recommend this place enough, especially for a laid back afternoon date with a loved one. Quality food. Quality service. All around awesomeness! A bit on the pricey side...but you're seriously getting quality (can I say that word enough??!! :-). The experience, whether dining in or out, is well worth the expenditure. You've got to treat yourself at least once in your life to this true NYC find :-)
Posted by EJ on 02/25/2010
i have been going here since they fist opened when they were still having concerts on the pier. would always buy the small pies for me and my friends.always made sure to stop by during 9th ave food festival.these are the type of pies that when you ask someone if they know of this place you both start jumping up and down because that is just how good the pies are
Posted by Anonymous on 08/25/2008
The pies and cakes are amazing! Top off any choice with ice cream and you have yourself a little slice of heaven on earth. Forget Magnolia, this place has better desserts, you can actually sit down to eat after ordering and I've never encountered an abnormally long line.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/06/2008
I dont know about the previous review poster, but the pies here are wonderful. The sour cream apple walnut is my personal favorite. It's best heated up and the sour cream gives it an unusually yummy flavor. Supermarket apple pies dont measure up to the pies here.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/04/2008
Not impressed at all with the pies. I tried the mississippi mud pie and the sour cream apple walnut pie. The apple walnut was a little better than the mud pie, which basically tasted like a brownie with extra sugar. You can get a pie just as good, if not better at your local supermarket . This place is definitely not recommended.


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A table of refreshments was set up, nurses awaited the opportunity to show people the new digs, and those performing health screenings had their instruments in hand. It was Saturday morning and the crew at King's Daughters Medical Center on Scioto Trail in Portsmouth, were hoping the snow coming down outside wouldn't dampen the spirits of those planning to attend the community open house.
It certainly had not dampened the spirits of the employees as they took pride in the beautiful new facility, set to open Monday.
"We wanted a chance to show off everything in the medical center, and actually letting people see something you don't usually get to see," Tom Dearing, Integrated Communications and Community Relations Director at KDMC, said. "We're doing tours back through our surgical area. You'll see our hybrid O-R, our four O-R's (Operating Room), something you don't get a chance to see, because if you are in there, you are probably in there for a procedure, so you are probably asleep. So this is our opportunity to show off some of the capabilities."
The hybrid O-R allows for the full gamut of services.
"It's a combination of our cath and vascular lab, combined with a surgical suite," Sarah Duzan, RN, said. "Basically, we can have multiple physicians working on a patient at a time. You can work from either side of the table, and if a vascular case would turn into something a little bit more detailed, you can actually open a patient here and be within our sterile area. It can be a stand-alone O-R. It can be a combination of a vascular non-evasive procedure and an evasive procedure. So we can have three different doctors working on a patient at one time if the need calls."
Alisha Hicks was showing people through the Orthopedic Suite.
"We're going to be mainly doing orthopedic surgeries and ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat) procedures," Hicks said. "We'll be doing joint replacement, arthroscopies, anything that we need. We're very excited about that."
Dearing said upstairs at the facility, free health screenings were being administered, including free prostate screenings, healthy heart checks, educational information was being given out, and some things were even planned to entertain the children in attendance.
Dearing said KDMC has fit well into the southern Ohio community.
"It has been a great reception," Dearing said. "We actually started here in Portsmouth in 2007. We have been in Wheelersburg since '98. But when we built the facility, we generally had a plan for what we were going for. We started out with primary care, with some specialists like cardiology. And it grew from there. We had cardiac testing, urgent care came a few years later. We have more and more specialists rotating through, so I think our reception has just been great, and we're happy to be here. We're looking forward to growing with Portsmouth."
Dearing said the facility will hit the ground running Monday.
"We open for business. We have several surgeries scheduled," Dearing said. "We've got a nursing unit that is ready. Back on January 20 we opened our 24-7 urgent care. And we think that's a great piece to what we are doing, because it really fulfills a need that is not always met in a lot of communities, and that's sort of the difference between your family doctor, your primary care doctor, which is extremely important. And something like a full service emergency department. But in between is where we feel urgent care falls. You may need them on a night or weekends, or you just can't get to your family doctor fast when you need care. So really urgent care works with your primary care doctor, or we can refer you to our E-R (Emergency Room) services. So we're very excited about all of those."
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Rice defensive coordinator Chris Thurmond and Houston defensive coordinator David Gibbs are among the nominees for the 2013 Broyles Award, presented to the nation's top assistant college football coach.
Two years ago, the Owls ranked 111th nationally in total defense, 111th in pass defense and 99th in scoring defense. Heading into Saturday's regular-season finale against Tulane, with a spot in the Conference USA championship game at stake, the Owls are 40th in total defense (370.0), 14th in pass defense (198.4), tied for 39th in scoring defense (23.7) and 26th in pass efficiency defense (117.4).
In Gibbs' first season at UH, the Cougars are allowing an average 14 fewer points per game, the fourth-most improved scoring defense in the nation. The Cougars also lead the nation with 36 takeaways.
During a two-game stretch, the Cougars held nationally-ranked UCF (19) and Louisville (20) to its lowest scoring totals of the season.
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Despite criticism, Mahony should help select pope, says cardinal
(LA Times) A top U.S. cardinal on Monday said Los Angeles Cardinal Roger Mahony should help select a new pope despite new revelations about his handling of priest abuse cases.
Cardinal William Levada spoke about Mahony and the historic events at the Vatican during a talk at a Menlo Park seminary, according to the Associated Press. Levada is a former cardinal of San Francisco who also served as the pope's prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
Critics have slammed Mahony for going to Rome after church files released last month showed he worked to prevent law enforcement officials from investigating priests who molested children. Mahony has apologized for his actions in the 1980s but said it was his duty to select a new pope.
On Saturday, a Catholic organization delivered a petition with thousands of signatures asking that Mahony recuse himself from the conclave in Rome.
The group, Catholics United, collected nearly 10,000 signatures supporting making "a simple request" that the former archbishop of Los Angeles not participate in the process because of the priest abuse scandals that happened under his watch, said Chris Pumpelly, communications director for Catholics United.
The petition was delivered Saturday to St. Charles Borromeo in North Hollywood, where the cardinal resides. It was accepted by a church staff member.
After delivering the petition, organizers attended Mass at the parish to pray for healing and for the future of the church.
Mahony wrote about his trip to the Vatican on Twitter and in blog posts.
"Anyone interested in loving your enemies, or doing good to those who persecute you? See my blog for today. Wow, Jesus is demanding," Mahony posted on Twitter Monday.
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The most important thing Cardinal Mahoney could do relative to his office as cardinal is NOT participate in the election of the next pope as a symbolic representation of the beginning of a communal repentance on the part of the hierarchy for its participation in the sexual abuse of children.
Isn't the rule of confession that the person must first have remorse, admit their guilt, and then ask for forgiveness? Mahony doesn't seem to have any remorse whatsoever. He's only upset because he got caught.
The hierarchy still does not get it – their problems could have been over if they had taken full ownership of their mistakes. Mahoney has done much for Social Justice but he has taenished his whole reputation by failing to own his mistakes. Like the rest he has hidden behind excuses, deceit and the desire to simply cover it all up. No one can forgive until they admit, completely, how horrible and sinful their actions were. No one can can past the enormity of all of this until there is a feeling of contrition. By spending years trying to fight his responsibility to turn over all the files Mahoney should have laid it all on the table. People are forgiving when someone has true remorse. But there has been little remorse. The actions of the Bishops and the Vatican in all of this makes people believe that the only sorrow is that they were caught. What they did was wrong. Mahoney is not the victim in this matter, he is one of the causes of the scandal in the church. One hopes that the next pope will simply throw everything out on the table. There needs to be an end to this slow, agonizing revelation of facts followed by the cowardly offering of excuses. By this time all of this could have been over if the hierarchy had just done the right thing. Now Mahoney is tarnishing his repuation even more and making it so no one will remember his work with the poor as he portrays himself as a victim.


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Poverty poem by Fred Taban, recorded last week in South Sudan.
Fred is a theology professor at the Episcopal Church Sudan Seminary in Kajo Keji county Sudan. He has been a refugee for most of his life. When Fred speaks of poverty he knows what he is talking about. I will share more of Fred's extraordinary story here next month.
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Lottery winner makes a big splash in his Bentley
Robert Johnson, 65, had that sinking feeling this week when his Bentley Continental GT became rather second hand.
The AA were called to recover the posh car, but it soon became apparent Bentleys can only be towed from the front... and only the rear of the car was accessible.
The 65-year-old won £5m on the lottery in 2008, and went out and bought the Bentley Continental GT in dark blue with cream quilted leather.
However, Johnson is hardly concerned about his flooded pride and joy. Speaking to reporters outside of his home, he has already bought a Mercedes-Benz as a replacement.
"I don't know what all the fuss is about," said Johnson. "I've gone out and bought a new car. Job done."
"He is gutted, he loved that car. It was his pride and joy and writing off a £100k car is not going to put you in the best of moods."
It's believed Johnson also owns a classic Land Rover with a snorkel exhaust which could easily have coped with the flooded country road.


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Fashion photographer Nicholas Routzen is based in New York, yet finds himself shooting on an international scale. Influenced by his early exposure to surf culture, he has dedicated to pursuing his passion behind the lens, seeking and creating things, the typical eye doesn't. His starkly scorched out and deftly lit pictures bring to the scene a very real and moving intelligence that melts down convention and creates something totally fresh and smoldering - that unfading unbeatable youth that separates an image form being cool to turning it into one that's staggering and timeless. Recent clientele includes Nordstrom, Nike, Universal, Sony, Ritz-Carlton, Robert Geller, Halston, Seventeen Magazine, Nylon, Nylon Guys, Esquire, Zink, WWD, Numero, Noi.se, WIG, Highlights, Metro.Pop, amongst many others.
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Degree Requirements Overview
The music department offers the Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education, the Bachelor of Music degree in Performance, the Bachelor of Arts degree, and a music minor. Performance is central to each degree program. Areas of concentration include voice, piano, organ, guitar, or one of the brass, percussion, string, or woodwind instruments. All music majors are required to participate in an appropriate ensemble for their performance concentration.
Bachelor of Music Degree Program
Music Education: The music education curriculum is designed to prepare the student for a professional career as a choral and/or instrumental music teacher in grades K–12. Susquehanna University requires education majors to demonstrate professional knowledge and skills in four domains of teaching: (1) preparation and planning, (2) instruction and assessment, (3) creating a positive classroom environment, and (4) professional responsibility. Collaborative programs between the university and area schools afford a variety of opportunities to develop and demonstrate professional knowledge and teaching skills.
Performance: The performance curriculum is designed to prepare outstanding musicians and performers for public concerts and recitals, studio teaching, and other professional endeavors. To be accepted as a major in this program, it is necessary to possess superior performance ability and musicianship. Students planning to attend graduate school in preparation for a career in college teaching or in professional performance often choose this degree program.
Bachelor of Arts Degree Program
The Bachelor of Arts in Music at Susquehanna University is designed for students who may wish to take advantage in the many areas of study offered by the university or to enroll in an interdisciplinary curriculum, combining music study with a non-music discipline.
Double Major: Bachelor of Arts student may earn a double major by satisfying the major requirements in another field in addition to the requirements in music. If the pursuit of a double major involves satisfying requirements that would lead to two different degrees (Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science, for example), the student must elect to receive only one of those degrees at graduation.
Self-designed Majors: Self-designed majors are considered part of the university's Bachelor of Arts curriculum. These majors must be approved by the respective departments and by the faculty members involved.
Minors in Music
The music minor programs enable the non-music major to pursue specialized study. Students minoring in music must complete 20 semester hours of coursework in music with a grade of C- or above. A student who is minoring in music is encouraged to have an advisor in the music department. The minors in music are music performance, music theory/literature and music technology.
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A non-music major may enroll in music literature and theory courses, take private lessons, or perform in small ensembles or large performance groups with permission of the instructor.


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Conservatives have thrown a fit over the Obama administration's decision to stop defending the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act, calling it "unprecedented" and a terrible breach of their responsibility. And Chief Justice John Roberts went at it from the other end, arguing that if Obama really believed the law was unconstitutional, he should have stopped enforcing it:
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS: I would have thought your answer would be that the Executive's obligation to execute the law includes the obligation to execute the law consistent with the Constitution. And if he has made a determination that executing the law by enforcing the terms is unconstitutional, I don't see why he doesn't have the courage of his convictions and execute not only the statute, but do it consistent with his view of the Constitution, rather than saying, oh, we'll wait till the Supreme Court tells us we have no choice.
This is a really bizarre claim. The president is not duty bound to defend the constitutionality of the law, but he is sworn to implement and enforce the laws until they are declared unconstitutional. And one has to wonder why Roberts did not tell the first President Bush not to enforce a law that Roberts himself refused to defend as constitutional when he was in the DOJ in 1990.
The Washington Post reports today that John Roberts was the point person in the Office of the Solicitor General in 1990 when that office decided not to defend the constitutionality of federal statutes that required minority preferences in broadcast licensing. (In fact, Roberts was the Acting Solicitor General for purposes of the case, because SG Starr had a conflict.) The case in question was Metro Broadcasting v. FCC, and it raised very interesting questions about the circumstances under which the Department of Justice will refrain from defending the constitutionality of federal statutes.
Against the urging of the FCC, Roberts made the decision not to defend the constitutionality of the law in court. In fact, he went to the Supreme Court and made the argument that the law was unconstitutional, just as the Obama DOJ did this week in the marriage equality cases. By the way, he lost that argument when the Supreme Court upheld the law in question. So did Roberts urge Bush to refuse to enforce that law? There is no indication that he did.


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Bonfire is an understatement at Lewes. Semi-controlled wildfire is perhaps more accurate. Either way, it's the best place in England to celebrate this national holiday commemorating the day when the British parliament wasn't blown up, and the subsequent death of a Catholic terrorist named Guy Fawkes for planning to do it. What's ironic is that it's Lewes that always makes headlines for pyrotechnic craziness and not York, the hometown of Guy Fawkes. But since when did history make sense? Everything seems a bit foggy in Lewes, where the parades and bonfires fill the air with smoke, giving the narrow streets of the city a ghostly feel that just might take you back a few years. Possibly to the night that Guy and his fellow freedom fighters smuggled the gunpowder into a cellar at Westminster. Luckily, only the effigy will have the same fate. You know it's going to get rowdy when the event organizers post this kind of message "All persons should carefully note that attendance at Lewes Bonfire Night will constitute volenti non fit injuria, that is to say you will be deemed to have accepted any risk of injury or damage whatsoever, and no claim in respect thereof will lie against the organiser." You've been warned.
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The Edward Cella Art + Architecture (ECAA) Gallery announced a solo exhibition by contemporary West-coast architect Frederick Fisher (principal, Frederick Fisher and Partners of Los Angeles). Entitled Frederick Fisher: Thinking by Hand, this exhibition of new and recent watercolors explores the form making process and composition strategies Fisher employs when envisioning and creating proposals for a wide variety of potential architectural commissions. Surprisingly, this is Fisher's first solo exhibition in Los Angeles. His jewel like watercolors will be on view April 21, through May 22, 2010. An opening reception will be held Saturday, April 24, 2010, from 6:00 to 9:00 pm.
Fisher, Frederick, ORFE, watercolor on paper, 7 X 10 1/4 inches, 2006
When: On View January 31 – April 25, 2010Where: The Hammer Museum is a public arts unit of the University of California, Los Angeles, 10899 Wilshire Boulevard, at Westwood Boulevard.This winter the Hammer Museum presents a retrospective of drawings by Rachel Whiteread, the first large-scale museum survey of work on paper by the British artist. Organized by Allegra Pesenti, curator of the Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts, this exhibition includes key examples of the artist's sculpture displayed alongside her drawings. The exhibition features 155 drawings, 8 sculptures, and a vitrine filled with roughly 200 objects selected by Whiteread. Although her sculpture is well-known and widely published, Whiteread's work on paper has remained largely behind the scenes until now.
BRICKS OF ENLIGHTENMENTIsmar Cirkinagic + a-lab ML2090 First Phase23th January – 14th March, Copenhagen/ Denmark Kunsthallen Nikolaj presents the installation Brick of Enlightenment by the Danish-Bosnian artist Ismar Cirkinagic in collaboration with the architectural office a-lab. The exhibition is the first phase of three in the project ML2090, and is a visual examination of staging power based on the novel 1984 by George Orwell. Bricks of Enlightenment in Kunsthallen Nikolaj is based on the idea of the Ministry of Love, that in Orwell's novel is a ministry in charge of public love and loyalty to the "Big Brother" in the super state Oceania. The book only gives a sparse description of the building of the Ministry of Love and its appearance. On the basis of an artistic research around the little information that Orwell gives on the Ministry of Love, Cirkinagic visualizes this building in the exhibition, in the form of physical architectural structures, light and sound installations. Cirkinagic has in collaboration with a-lab created a visualization of a building that usually only exists in the reader's imagination.
Happening Monday, June 15 through Wednesday, June 17, 2009, NeoCon showcases the latest trends and innovative products for the office, health care, hospitality, residential retail and governmental environments. The organizers have sent us the list of exhibitors for this 41st edition. Designer products have been subdivided in several categories. They are included in the list below.
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