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Kendrys Morales avoids tag, scores run with incredible slideMark Townsend at Big League Stew1 hr ago
Kansas City Royals designed hitter K endrys Morales is rarely among the most athletic players on the field, hence the reason he's paid almost exclusively to hit.
However, during Friday night's game in Toronto, he managed to shock everyone watching by pulling off one of the most ridiculous slides we've seen all season.
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It happened in the first inning with Kansas City already on the board and threatening for more. With runners on second and third and two outs, newly-acquired Ben Zobrist delivered a clean single to right field off Toronto starter Drew Hutchinson. Lead runner Eric Hosmer scored easily from third, but a play was clearly developing with Morales coming around third and Blue Jays right fielder Jose Bautista charging.LiveKansas City1 - 2TorontoFollow Game
White Sox legend Billy Pierce dies at 88Mark Townsend at Big League Stew10 hrs ago
Billy Pierce, a seven-time All-Star pitcher who spent the prime of his career with the Chicago White Sox, died Friday morning at the age of 88 after a battle with gallbladder cancer.
Pierce spent 18 season in the majors, debuting with the Detroit Tigers on June 1, 1945. He appeared in five games for Detroit that season and 22 games in 1948 before being dealt to the White Sox during the offseason. That's when Pierce's career would begin to flourish.
In 13 seasons with Chicago, Pierce made at least 32 starts and posted an ERA under 4.00 every year. During that stretch, Pierce was named starting pitcher for the American League All-Star team three times, including 1955 when he posted a career-best 1.97 ERA and league best 200 ERA+. He also appeared in one World Series for Chicago while accumulating 186 of his 211 career victories.
Pierce's uniform No. 19 was retired by the White Sox in 1987. The team has also honored him with a statue on the outfield concourse at U.S. Cellular Field.Sat, Aug 17:10 PM EDTNY Yankees at Chi White SoxPreview Game
Mark Teixeira homers from both sides, makes history in Yankees winMark Townsend at Big League Stew12 hrs ago
Take a look around the league with Big League Stew's daily wrap up. We'll hit on all of the biggest moments from the day that you may have missed, while providing highlights, photos and interesting stats.
It seems Alex Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira are taking turns being the New York Yankees offensive leader. That's pretty impressive considering Yankees fans didn't know what to expect from either, with A-Rod coming off his suspension and hip surgery and Mark Teixeira battling back from wrist problems.
On Friday, it was definitely Teixeira's turn to do the damage. New York's first baseman muscled up to hit home runs from both sides of the plate in their 13-6 victory against the Chicago White Sox.
Batting right-handed against White Sox starter Carlos Rodon, Teixeira launched a second-inning grand slam that broke the game wide open early. Two innings later, Teixeira stepped up left-handed against Matt Albers and connected for a two-run blast.
In doing so, Teixeira has now homered from both sides 14 times, which sets a new MLB record.
Teixeira has now homered from both sides of the plate 14 times, a MLB record. He was tied with Nick Swisher.
Wilmer Flores caps emotional week with walk-off homer against NationalsMark Townsend at Big League Stew14 hrs ago
You couldn't write a more dramatic script if you spent years trying.
Two days after Wilmer Flores fought back tears on the field, thinking he was about to be traded to the Milwaukee Brewers in a blockbuster Carlos Gomez trade, the New York Mets shortstop brought Citi Field to its feet with a 12th-inning walk-off home run against the Washington Nationals.
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Talk about a roller coaster of emotions.Sat, Aug 17:10 PM EDTWashington at NY MetsPreview Game
Padres inquired about Paul Goldschmidt in trade talks for Craig KimbrelMark Townsend at Big League Stew17 hrs ago
Coming off one of the most aggressive offseason's in recent memory, San Diego Padres general manager A.J. Preller surprisingly allowed Friday's non-waiver trade deadline to pass without making a major deal.
As has been reported, Preller remained active in talks for many of his big trade pieces, which included All-Star outfielder Justin Upton, starting pitcher Tyson Ross and closer Craig Kimbrel, but couldn't lock down a return that appealed to him.
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The market for Kimbrel in particular seemed to heat up in the final hours, with teams like the Yankees and Diamondbacks all known to have interest. However, if the words of Arizona general manager Dave Stewart are to be believed, then it's quite easy to understand why Preller came up empty.
Dave Stewart says Paul Goldschmidt's name came up in talks with Padres but he's not sure if it was "realistic or if it was play."Sat, Aug 17:10 PM EDTSan Diego at MiamiPreview Game
Jerry Seinfeld tweets Mets deadline deal 'a Cespedes for the rest of us'Mark Townsend at Big League Stew18 hrs ago
There was much rejoicing in Metsville on Friday as general manager Sandy Alderson finally landed the big bat he's been seeking.
After a proposed deal for Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Carlos Gomez fell apart on Wednesday, Alderson took things down to the wire as Friday's non-waiver trade deadline neared. Literally moments before the clock struck 4:00 p.m. on the east coast, word trickled in that New York had landed slugging outfielder Yoenis Cespedes from the Detroit Tigers, which is exactly the boost New York's long-struggling offense needed.
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Understanding the impact Cespedes can immediately have on the offense, it's no wonder why fans are so thrilled. Especially for those diehad fans, such as comedy and television legend Jerry Seinfeld, who have stood by the team through years and years of frustration.
In fact, when learning of the deal on Friday, Seinfeid joined fans in celebration in the most Seinfeld way possible, with a Festivus joke.Sat, Aug 17:05 PM EDTDetroit at BaltimorePreview Game
Let's take a look at every deal made on MLB's trade-deadline dayChris Cwik at Big League Stew19 hrs ago
Overall, the 2015 trade deadline was completely bonkers. Troy Tulowitzki and Jose Reyes were traded for each other, Johnny Cueto turned the Royals into an unstoppable force and Carlos Gomez was shipped to Houston after some initial confusion. The Cole Hamels trade and David Price was dealt again too.
Padres didn't sell at trade deadline, still see themselves as contendersIsrael Fehr at Big League Stew20 hrs ago
For all the big moves we saw Friday and in the week leading up to the trade deadline, one of the biggest surprises is that the San Diego Padres didn't make any.
The potential was there for them to pull of a handful of trades. Justin Upton, Craig Kimbrel, James Shields, Tyson Ross, Andrew Cashner, Ian Kennedy, Joaquin Benoit and Will Venable were all mentioned in rumors recently but the deadline has come and gone and they all remain in San Diego. At least for now, anyway.
It's not only that San Diego decided not sell, they even went out Friday and acquired left-handed reliever Marc Rzepczynski from Cleveland for reserve outfielder Abraham Almonte to solidify their bullpen.
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General manager A.J. Preller was famously active this offseason, overhauling the Padres' roster and putting together a team he thought was capable of winning the World Series.
Yoenis Cespedes and Citi Field, reunited and it feels so goodMike Oz at Big League Stew21 hrs ago
The New York Mets were laughed at and scolded this week, pointed to as the MLB contender that looked like it wouldn't get done the deal it most needed. Things fell apart — in spectacular fashion, we might add — when they tried to bring Carlos Gomez to town. They pursued Jay Bruce for a bit, but that didn't work out.
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In the last few minutes of the MLB trade deadline, though, the Mets got the big bat they need. It's Yoenis Cespedes, the slugging outfielder traded from the Detroit Tigers in exchange for two minor-league pitchers — Michael Fulmer and Luis Cessa, ranked No. 7 and 16 in the Mets' farm system.
Blue Jays continue midseason makeover, add Ben Revere from PhilliesIsrael Fehr at Big League Stew22 hrs ago
Alex Anthopoulos and the Toronto Blue Jays aren't done dealing yet.
As reported by MLB.com's Todd Zolecki, outfielder Ben Revere is going from the Philadelphia Phillies to the Blue Jays, joining Troy Tulowitzki, LaTroy Hawkins, David Price and Mark Lowe as Anthopoulos' trade acquisitions this week.
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That's an ace, an All-Star shortstop, two bullpen arms and now a starting left fielder for those of you keeping track.
The Phillies will be receiving right-handers Jimmy Cordero and Alberto Tirado from Toronto for Revere.
With his .298/.334/.374 slash line and 24 steals, Revere will fit perfectly near the bottom of the Blue Jays' all-powerful lineup. He also gives them a left-handed bat to provide some balance on a roster stacked with righties.


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I get so happy when I hear of my clients "coming back", and this time they
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Big groups do make me a little nervous , but those nerves go away once I get
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I know some people have mixed feelings about facebook (not me, i love it). I think
its a great tool to meet people and see what they are like in their every day lives , thats exactly how I
got to meet and got to know miss {A} and {N}, they are sisters and are really fun girls to be around with, so having pictures with the whole fam was def a session I enjoyed.
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How To Set Up Your Personal Google +
I have been researching the Google+ thing for days. One problem is that several people have multiple accounts or profiles. If you use Gmail then you are likely already a few steps into the process.
This is the best tutorial I've found for How To Set Up Google+ for your personal account.
Be sure to read the first part under Signing Up. She covers important details about which account to use. If you are using Gmail, then you're probably a few steps into this but the information is worth reading if you want to fully utilize all that Google has to offer.
Once you have your account set up, you'll want to add DigitalScrapbooking Studio to your circles.
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I definitely need to learn more about Google+ ... thanks for the link.
I was surprised when I found out I already had a Google+ account ... then remembered that I was a "registered Google developer" ... it's not really as important as it sounds. The company I used to work for had a Google appliance ... in normal words, they had the capability to do a Google search behind the company firewalls. I was the lead developer for this, which meant I got to tell people what to do and was the one that got yelled at by management when things didn't work the way they wanted.
I will definitely look into getting a real Google+ account and complain to you if the link you gave doesn't answer all my questions (just kidding folks ... I adore Rebecca).
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Posted at: 12/10/2012 5:41 PM
By: KOB.com staff
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Crews looking for a missing Colorado boy said they've found a handful of \new clues after weekend searches.
It's now been three weeks since 13-year-old Dylan Redwine disappeared.
Three hundred people searched an area between Durango and Vallecito on Saturday. La Plata County Sheriff's investigators said there are about ten items that could be helpful in the case but deputies aren't saying what those items are.
Redwine was reported missing on November 19. He was staying with his father in Vallecito on a court-ordered visit for THanksgiving. Investigators don't think he ran away.


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WCSO Arrests Home Invasion Suspects and Recovers Important Evidence with K-9 Assistance
On January 24th, 2013 the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office responded to Webster Township for a home invasion in progress. Corporal John Scafasci engaged in a vehicle pursuit and subsequent foot chase resulting in the arrest of both suspects.
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The 5th Annual Ford Lake Frozen Leap is set for Saturday, February 16th, 2013. If you've never heard of the Ford Lake Frozen Leap all you need to know is that this year you can see your fellow Sheriff Office employees, also known as "The WCSO Polar Pigs", jumping into Ford Lake while it's freezing outside!


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Here's a mashup of the Dark Knight Rises trailer with footage from The Lion King, entitled, as you might guess, "The Bat King Lionses" (first joke of 2012 by me or anyone! It's really just called "The Lion King Rises").
Between this mash-up and Michelle's Christmas cats video, it's comforting to see that the internet of 2012 remains the same endless timesucking vortex that we've all grown to know and love (to spend time on instead of doing anything of value for anyone ever).
Let the year of Batman commence! And the two-millenia period of The Lion King continue:
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Posted by anne smith on 03/01/2010
went there to celebrate a very special event. The food was just okay, not great. It was very expensive for the quality. We each had steak, and it was on the tough side, not at all tender. I wouldn't go back, nor would I recommend it. It was overpriced and just okay...don't bother! Plenty of other great places to go.
Posted by Codyblue on 02/20/2010
Just to keep it simple here. One can dine at any of the great restaurants in this city, from LeBernardin, Daniel, Aquagrill and even Raouls.......however for me they dont compare with Balthazar. To be perfectly honest we went in the other morning just for the Moules frite..........thats it.......and for us it was more satisfying than most restaurants in the city. One of a kind.
Posted by MC_NYer on 12/28/2009
The food is delicious, the ambience superb, but the key ingredient in what continues to make Balthazar an exceptional restaurant is the gracious and very attentive service of everyone from the maitre d's to the wait staff and chef. It's easy to rate a restaurant for the usual and expected, but what really counts is when the unexpected happens--and how the staff handles it that really leaves a lasting impression. Last evening's celebratory dinner with a friend was one of the latter situations, and everyone on the staff couldn't have handled it any better--and that's what sets apart a great restaurant from one that doesn't seem to care about their customers. Keith McNally gets it right, his staff gets it--and that's why Balthazar deserves 5 stars!
Posted by anonymous on 11/01/2009
We are a family of foodies, and we all agree that our Friday night dinner at Balthazar was a ranking meal in our lifetimes. The brandade, bouillabaise, steak frites, and pot au creme will be in our dreams.
Posted by anonymous on 09/24/2009
Had dinner with an out of town friend and we each commented, independently, on the poor attitude of the people at the reception stand. My guest arrived first, and the hostess purported to be unable to find the reservation. I arrived a few minutes later, and she did the same thing to me until miraculously discovering it. When my friend joined me, we were unceremoniously/rudely escorted to a far off, Siberia-like outpost, next to a woman with kids and some oddly dressed tourists. It was only 630 and there were plenty of tables. We both found the food indifferent and expense. Won't be back.
Posted by NYCer on 05/01/2009
My soon to be husband and I went here last night for our 4 year dating anniversary. I had been here a few years ago and he had never been here. We had an absolutely wonderful evening. They saw we were a couple and seated us at a corner table where we could sit side-by-side. Our waitress was extremely friendly and didn't hesitate to recommentda very inexpensive bottle of wine. The Goat Cheese & Onion Tartlet was melt in your mouth and the Fannie Bay oysters quickly became our favorite. He ordered the special of Thursday, Lamb Shoulder which was fall apart good in your mouth and I ordered the Duck Confit which was cripsy and tender all at the same time. Even the mushrooms and chips that came with it were amazing. I'll admit that it would have been difficult with a medium to large group to hear each other, but sitting next to each other, we heard everything we said. We will definitely be back.
Posted by diningcompanions4ever on 04/22/2009
brunch can be great, but this breakfast was subpar and perhaps beyond bad. the pecan rolls were stale, latte was weak. we thought about sending everything back and probably we should have. it's a beautiful space, plenty of attention from the service staff, and breakfast is not as deafening as other meals can be here. a wonderful NY institution hopefully on a way off moment.


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Lesson 3: Looking at Things You Can DrawThe easiest way to begin drawing is to begin with simple lines. Most likely, you drew simple lines as a child to make shapes and pictures.
Lesson 4: Seeing the World as an ArtistYou may find this hard to believe, but drawing requires lots of brain power!
Lesson 5: Drawing LinesMost drawings that you look at are composed of lines. There are straight lines, curved lines, angular lines. Some are thin, some are thick. Some are bold, but some are subtle.
Lesson 6: Lights and ShadowsYou can draw something simple like the box below and then learn to draw things like the duck in a previous lesson, too. Yes, you can learn to draw these simple things, and you can also learn to be fairly good at drawing them.
Lesson 7: ShadingThe whole purpose of shading is to make your drawings more realistic and three dimensional. You can draw without learning to shade a thing, but your drawings won't be life-like. Instead, they'll be flat.
Lesson 8: TextureThe texture of your drawing is what will reveal shine, fur, fabric, and whether the object is smooth, rough, or jagged. Just like shading, it makes your drawing more realistic.
Lesson 9: PerspectivesAs we learned in a previous lesson, perspective is used in drawings to help give them a three-dimensional look.
Lesson 10: Composition and Planning DrawingsA composition is defined as the way the objects and subjects that you're going to draw are arranged, organized, and combined. Later in this course, we'll learn to draw a still life.
Lesson 11: Drawing MemoriesYour memories are a beautiful thing. They are stored in your mind like a treasure, and you can revisit them whenever you want.
Lesson 12: Drawing a Still LifeIt's a safe bet to say that when you think of still art, you probably think of a bowl filled with fruit. But the truth is that you can draw any symmetrical or non symmetrical object for a still art drawing.
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Fall in RRG
Early fall in the RRG just as the leaves were starting to change.
Submitted by: nevenneve on 2006-11-15 | Last Modified: 2006-11-18
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slanted perspective
I was sick most of the trip so I had to find other ways to enjoy the aesthetic lines in the RRG.
Submitted by: nevenneve on 2006-11-15 | Last Modified: 2006-11-18
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The Shotgun at Little Rock City (a.k.a. the Stone Fort)
The oh-so pockety Shotgun problem (V6) at Little Rock City in Chattanooga, TN. Southern sandstone at its finest.
Submitted by: nate2136 on 2006-12-05
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Bouldering at E-rock
Joe is bouldering at the rocks between the two domes. Didn't know what the area is called.
Submitted by: gnectar on 2007-02-13
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Kings Canyon Sunset
Detail of the Kings River, beneath North Dome, Kings Canyon NP.
Submitted by: nefarius on 2007-03-21
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Erica Climbing
Erica working on a overhanging boulder problem.
Submitted by: jstew2 on 2007-06-29
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Sulli @ Peavine Crag - Reno
Dj Sulli fires the first ascent of The Dark Hamster - V3 @ The Peavine Crag - Sommersets - Reno NV
Submitted by: djsulli on 2008-02-17
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Mt. Triumph
The night before the ascent. Check out my photography at http://www.flickr.com/photos/tefricative/
Submitted by: maxclimber1w on 2008-03-25
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Final Sunset
A sunset I captured at the top of Pete's Rock after a day of scrambling around on some rocks.
Submitted by: katalyzt on 2008-05-15
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Bouldering Problem, Rock City KS
Just a small boulder problem in rocky city, KS
Submitted by: go_live on 2008-07-09
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rock and sky
cousen's crag, vernon bc canada
Submitted by: canterbury on 2008-08-02 | Last Modified: 2008-08-03
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On the runout C&C
Submitted by: cptnbucls on 2009-05-22
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Jasper Quartzite
Terri climbing Hilti Hotel above the scenic valley.
Submitted by: erick on 2009-10-18
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Feeling for Hold
Castaways - 5.8 (Seneca Rocks Region, The Panhandle, Franklin Gorge, Impact Zone, Castaways) Seneca Rocks offers rock climbers an opportunity unique in the east due to the hardness of the Tuscarora Formation, and the degree of climbing difficulty. There are over 375 major mapped climbing routes, varying in degree from the easiest (5.0) to the most difficult (5.12).
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Thank You Baby Jesus
Jump Start - 5.9 (Seneca Rocks Region, The Panhandle, Franklin Gorge, Impact Zone, Jump Start) Seneca Rocks offers rock climbers an opportunity unique in the east due to the hardness of the Tuscarora Formation, and the degree of climbing difficulty. There are over 375 major mapped climbing routes, varying in degree from the easiest (5.0) to the most difficult (5.12).
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Toe'd to Reach
Jump Start - 5.9 (Seneca Rocks Region, The Panhandle, Franklin Gorge, Impact Zone, Jump Start) Seneca Rocks offers rock climbers an opportunity unique in the east due to the hardness of the Tuscarora Formation, and the degree of climbing difficulty. There are over 375 major mapped climbing routes, varying in degree from the easiest (5.0) to the most difficult (5.12).
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Was cleaning a route during a first ascent and pushed a moderate sized rock off from about 15m up. It fragmented, and one of the pieces (about a hands-width in length) embedded itself in a tree. Glad it didn't hit something soft, like a person.
Submitted by: dagibbs on 2011-07-29
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GoPro (HD) View - 8 Flake
Go to this link to view this climb in HD from a GoPro: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_BRaLJ3hSM
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GoPro (HD) - Fat Chicks Tryin To Be Sexy
Fat Chicks Tryin TO Be Sexy 5.10a lead click here to view this GoPro video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sET6llJfQs
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my new team player!
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PedvaxHIB [Haemophilus b Conjugate Vaccine (Meningococcal Protein Conjugate)] is a highly purified capsular polysaccharide (polyribosylribitol phosphate or PRP) of
Haemophilus influenzae
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Immediate and longer term immunogenicity of a single dose of the combined haemophilus influenzae type B-Neisseria meningitidis serogroup C-tetanus toxoid conjugate vaccine in primed toddlers 12 to 18 months of age. [2011.04]Hib-primed but MenC-naive toddlers (N = 433) were randomized to receive 1 dose of Hib-MenC-TT or separate Hib-TT and MenC-CRM197 vaccines. One month later, noninferiority was demonstrated for serum bactericidal anti-MenC antibodies (rSBA) and Hib antipolyribosylribitol phosphate (PRP) antibodies; >99% in both groups had rSBA titer >/= 8 or anti-PRP concentration >/= 0.15 mug/mL.
Immunogenicity and safety of a combined diphtheria, tetanus, 5-component acellular pertussis, inactivated poliomyelitis, Haemophilus type b conjugate vaccine when administered concurrently with a pneumococcal conjugate vaccine: a randomized, open-label, phase 3 study. [2011.03.03]A phase 3 randomized, multicenter study evaluated the safety and immunogenicity of a combined diphtheria, tetanus, 5-component acellular pertussis, inactivated poliomyelitis, Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate vaccine (DTaP(5)-IPV/Hib) administered at the same visit with 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV7, concurrent group) or at separate visits (separated by >/= 15 days; staggered group).
Safety and immunogenicity of coadministering a combined meningococcal serogroup C and Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate vaccine with 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine and measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine at 12 months of age. [2011.03]The coadministration of the combined meningococcal serogroup C conjugate (MCC)/Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine with pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV7) and measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine at 12 months of age was investigated to assess the safety and immunogenicity of this regimen compared with separate administration of the conjugate vaccines...
Immunogenicity and safety of an investigational combined haemophilus influenzae type B-Neisseria meningitidis serogroups C and Y-tetanus toxoid conjugate vaccine. [2011.03]BACKGROUND: Neisseria meningitidis serogroups B, C, and Y cause most meningococcal disease in industrialized countries. A Haemophilus influenzae type b-meningococcal serogroups C and Y-tetanus toxoid conjugate vaccine (HibMenCY-TT) was evaluated... CONCLUSIONS: HibMenCY-TT induced noninferior Hib and MenC responses compared with monovalent Hib and MenC conjugates with a comparable safety profile. Bactericidal antibodies against MenC/Y were induced after 2 doses of HibMenCY-TT.
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Immune Response & Safety of a Hepatitis A Vaccine Given Together With a Diphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis Vaccine (DTaP) Vaccine & a Haemophilus Influenza Type B (Hib) Vaccine in Healthy Children 15 m of Age [Completed]
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Immunogenicity & Safety of GSK's Meningococcal Vaccine 134612 Given at 12-15 Months of Age or at 15-18 Months of Age [Recruiting]
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Concomitant Use of Hepatitis A Vaccine, Inactivated With Haemophilus b Conjugate Vaccine (Meningococcal Protein Conjugate) and Diphtheria and Tetanus Toxoids and Acellular Pertussis Vaccine Adsorbed Given to Healthy Children 15 Months of Age [Recruiting]
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later. Responses to the vaccines and safety data will be collected after each dose. Stage
2: Two (2) doses Hepatitis A vaccine will be administered at least 6 months apart. Safety
data will be collected after each dose.
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DURHAM, N.H. – Seniors Joe Corsello (York, Maine) and Colin O'Donnell (Hampden, Mass.) of the University of New Hampshire men's soccer team were recently named to the College Sports Information Directors of America/ESPN Academic All-American First-Team for District 1.
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Corsello is an environmental engineering major, with a cumulative GPA of 3.74. In 2009 he was also named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America First-Team for District 1, and was selected as a National Soccer Coaches Association of America Scholar All-East Region Team Honorable Mention and was named to the America East All-Academic Team. In 2008 he was presented the H. Richard Sandler Award for academic achievement at the team banquet. In addition, he was named to the 2008 and 2009 America East Commissioner's Honor Roll and was selected as a member of the 2007 America East Academic Honor Roll.
As for O'Donnell, he is an occupational therapy major with a cumulative GPA of 3.37. He has appeared in 14 games, including 13 starts for New Hampshire this season. He tops the America East in goals against average (0.52), save percentage (.887) and shutouts (7). He also ranks second in both saves (62) and saves per game (4.43). Additionally, the netminder ranks 6th and 9th nationally in save percentage and GAA, respectively.
He opened the season by earning Tournament MVP and All-Tournament Team honors at the 21st Annual Nike Fall Classic that was held at UNH. In addition, he matched his career high of seven saves against both Central Connecticut State (Sept. 6) and Albany (Oct. 27).
Last year he was named to the America East All-Conference First Team, was tabbed as the America East Goalkeeper of the Year and earned the America East Scholar-Athlete Award. Academically, he was selected as a member of the America East Academic Honor Roll in 2008 and 2009. He was also selected to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Scholar All-East Region First Team in 2009.
Corsello and O'Donnell, along with the rest of the Wildcats return to action in their regular-season finale Tuesday, November 2, when they take on Dartmouth College at 6 p.m. at Burnham Field.


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Christine Rae is an internationally recognized trainer in the home staging industry. She has been providing ground-breaking staging programs since 2001, after a 32-year career in executive business management. In August of 2005, she developed and launched her innovative certification program throughout North America (Canadian Certified Staging Professionals and Certified Staging Professionals). Through that program, she has personally instructed over 2,600 entrepreneurs on how to start and grow a successful home staging business. Christine has received many industry awards; among the most recent is the 2007 Real Estate Staging Association Staging Innovator of the Year. Christine has coauthored the Home Staging Business Guide e-book and countless articles in industry trade publications, like Canada's Real Estate Magazine. She is editor and contributing writer for the staging industry trade magazine Staging Standard. She has acted as subject matter expert for CE Network, an online staging program for real estate agents, and an assortment of other real estate one-day programs. She is a platform speaker with thousands of hours dedicated to the staging industry. For information about her staging background go to www.christinerae.com. Jan Saunders Maresh is a nationally known journalist and television personality specializing in sewing and home decor. Home sellers and real estate agents bank on her training as a Certified Staging Professional, Certified One-Day Decorator, and a Certified Dewey Color Instructor and her more than 25 years of design experience. Jan is also the bestselling author of 15 books, including Sewing For Dummies, Second Edition (Wiley, 2004). In 2005, Saunders Maresh founded Naked Room Solutions, a home staging and interior redesign company. She speaks for Realtors and teaches home decorating, staging, and color classes at national industry events, paint and fabric stores, and home furnishing and design centers.
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8 full-color pages of before-and-after photos Make your home stand out, sell faster, and bring in more money! Want to have homebuyers knocking down your door? This no-nonsense, practical guide shows you how to make improvements room by room and generate a higher profit in the most cost- and time-effective way. You'll see how -- and why -- to eliminate clutter, make repairs, arrange furnishings, pave the way for buyers to make an emotional connection to your house, and much more to get top dollar! Discover how to: Make the improvements that buyers want Clear out the clutter Show off your home's best features Woo buyers with curb appeal Depersonalize and neutralize each room Get rooms photo ready
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Introduction. Part I: Preparing Your Property for Sale. Chapter 1: Matchmaker, Matchmaker, Make Me an Offer. Chapter 2: Discovering What Buyers Want. Chapter 3: Finding the Fixes You Can't Ignore. Chapter 4: Color Me Sold: Using Color and Light to Sell Your House. Chapter 5: It's Not What You Have; It's Where You Place It. Part II: Three Staging Steps Toward Hitting a Home Run. Chapter 6: First Base: The Staging Consultation. Chapter 7: Second Base: Earning Equity with Elbow Grease. Chapter 8: Third Base: Showcasing Makes Your House Photo-Ready. Chapter 9: Home: Opening Your House to Buyers and Agents. Part III: Working Through Your House, Room by Room. Chapter 10: Curb Appeal: Making a Winning First Impression. Chapter 11: You Had Me at Hello: Entrances, Exits, and Special Places. Chapter 12: A Whole Lot of Living to Do: Living, Family, and Rec Rooms. Chapter 13: A Feast of Dining Room Staging Ideas. Chapter 14: Cashing In on Kitchens and Baths. Chapter 15: Inviting Sweet Dreams with Beautifully Staged Bedrooms. Chapter 16: Office Affair: Stage 'em Something to Talk About. Chapter 17: Behind Closed Doors: Staging Closets and Other Hidden Places. Part IV: Addressing Special Staging Considerations. Chapter 18: Dealing with Sensitive Issues. Chapter 19: Staging When You're Building, Rehabbing, or Flipping. Chapter 20: Staging Your House the Feng Shui Way. Chapter 21: It's Not Easy Being Green: EcoStaging. Part V: The Part of Tens. Chapter 22: (Almost) Ten Mistakes Sellers Often Make. Chapter 23: Ten Reasons to Hire a Staging Professional. Chapter 24: Ten Tricks of the Trade That Help You Sell Your House. Chapter 25: Ten Ways to Prepare Your House (and Yourself) for the Sale. Chapter 26: Ten Reasons Sellers Don't Stage Their Properties (But Should). Index.


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While most people hit the beach over Memorial Day weekend, Ciara had something a little different in mind.
"Riding on a Safari in South Africa!" she Tweeted Tuesday. "This is Surreal! This was something I always dreamed of!"
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Aaron Mellette proved that hard work and living your life right provides rewards as he was selected by 2012 Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens in the seventh round of the NFL draft this past weekend.
The 6-foot-2, 217-pound wide receiver, was the 238th pick overall. Rob Engle, featured columnist for the Bleacher Report commented, "Mellette is a great value at the bottom of the seventh round. I'm a bit surprised the Ravens didn't draft a receiver earlier, but Mellette could have been taken as high as the fourth or fifth round. He was extremely productive at Elon and has potential to contribute in Baltimore. If he proves he can play on special teams, it will significantly increase his chances of sticking." Andrea Hangst, AFC North lead writer for the Bleacher Report, added, "Mellette is in the Anquan Boldin mold and was an absolute steal; he could start in 2013."
Mellette will be joined by the Ravens' other 2013 draft picks, which include: Matt Elam, safety from University of Florida; Arthur Brown, LB from Kansas State; Brandon Williams, NT from Missouri Southern State; John Simon, DE from Ohio State; Kyle Juszczyk, FB from Harvard; Ricky Wagner, OT from Wisconsin; Kapron Lewis-Moore, DE from Notre Dame; Ryan Jensen, OT from Colorado State University – Pueblo, and Marc Anthony, CB University of California.
Mellette became only the second player from Elon in the last 20 years to be drafted by a NFL team behind Chad Nkang in 2007. When Baltimore Ravens staff writer Ryan Mink asked Mellette about his thoughts concerning the draft experience, Mellette replied, "When Mr. Newsome called me with the great news, I told him, 'Stop playing with me!'" Mellette added, "God has a plan for everybody and I'm glad I was able to land with the Ravens."
Nick Durazo (1-4) (LCHS) picked up his first collegiate win with an 8-5 victory over Elon last week as East Carolina (23-21, 8-7) finished the week 3-1. Against the Phoenix, Durazo came on in relief, striking out one batter in earning the victory. Later in the week, ECU lost to Memphis 6-5 before bouncing back to sweep the last two games 4-3 each. The Pirates will play four games this week, traveling to Boiling Springs today to face Gardner-Webb, and then hosting Southern Miss for a three-game series this weekend.
Dillon Frye (LCHS) and sixth-ranked N.C. State (34-11, 15-8) finished the week 3-1 with UNC finally halting the Wolfpack's 15-game winning streak. State started off last week by downing Davidson 4-3, and then split their series with Carolina, losing the first game, 7-1, but bouncing back to win the second, 7-3. Game three scheduled for Sunday was cancelled due to inclement weather. N.C. State will host Presbyterian this weekend for a three-game series.
Josh Kelly (LCHS) and Appalachian State played two games against UNCC this past weekend, winning both 6-3 and 4-2. The third game on Sunday was cancelled due to the inclement weather. Kelly played shortstop in both games, recording six outs and turning two double plays. From the plate, he finished 2-6, scoring two runs and adding a RBI.
Russell Clark (LCHS) and Campbell University (37-8, 14-4) finished the week a perfect 2-0 by blanking N.C. Central 10-0 and defeating UNC Greensboro 10-7 to extend their winning streak to six games. The Fighting Camels will travel to High Point this weekend for a three-game series.
Carson Wilson (LCHS) and Pitt CC (27-17, 11-15) closed out their 2013 season by downing Lenoir CC 5-4, and then sweeping Thomas Nelson CC in a two-game series, 17-0 and 5-2. The Bulldogs will play Saturday in the first round of the Region X Tournament in Burlington.
Bkaye Smith (SLHS) and Virginia Tech (27-10, 6-5) got back on track this week by finishing 3-0. The Lady Hokies defeated Radford earlier in the week, 2-1, and downed Virginia, 6-0 and 5-1, in Sunday's doubleheader. Against Radford, Smith finished 0-2 from the plate, collecting one out and two assists from shortstop. In the series against the Cavaliers, Smith's bat came alive as she went 4-6, hitting a double, scoring one run and collecting three RBIs. From the field, she accounted for one out and three assists. Virginia Tech will close out its regular season this week playing five games. The Lady Hokies will travel to Liberty today for a doubleheader, and then host Maryland this weekend for a three-game series with a doubleheader on Saturday and the final regular season home game on Sunday.
Micah Lawrence (LCHS) and 15th-ranked Barton College will begin play in the three-day NCAA Division II South/Southeast Regional on Monday at the Mission Inn Resort and Club in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla.
Karli Heimbecher (SLHS) helped the University of South Florida to a fifth-place finish out of eight teams in the Big East Tournament last week in Celebration, Fla., to wrap up the 2012-2013 season. Heimbecher carded an 80-78-76 to finish 18-over and in a tie for 26th with teammate Diana Rabago. The Bulls would finish 49 strokes over with a team score of 913. Notre Dame would win the championship, finishing three strokes under with a team score of 861.
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I think this usage showcase's Nezpop's concerns. Excluding Mostly Martha (the only film you name that I haven't seen), none of these movies makes the appeal to the palate "the focus of the film," as Nezpop puts it. Babette's Feast in particular is way too ascetical to be called any kind of "porn." IIRC, Big Night and Eat Drink Man Woman are rather melancholy, subdued films that are much more about aesthetics than enticing the senses, which is totally contrary to what I understand "porn" to be.
I am open to the category of "food porn," but these films are not it.
BTW, if you wish to see Mostly Martha, be sure to catch the original, in German, and not the remake. It's a pretty good romantic film.


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Technically, it was a defeat. Yet President Obama's deficit commission scored a symbolic victory this morning, with 11 of its 18 members agreeing to ratify a sweeping combination of tax-rate restructuring and social-safety-net cuts designed to tame America's soaring national debt.
No formal vote was taken, but the 11 members who signaled support fell short of the supermajority needed to force a Senate vote on the plan - the next logical step for those ideas to translate from theory to policy.
President Obama, on a surprise trip to Afghanistan, issued a statement that thanked the commission for its work but did not endorse - or reject - its plan. He said he had invited the commission to meet with Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and Office of Management and Budget Director Jack Lew.
"The Commission's majority report includes a number of specific proposals that I – along with my economic team -- will study closely in the coming weeks as we develop our budget and our priorities for the coming year," Obama said.
Later, he added: "We cannot afford to fall back on old ideologies, and we will all have to budge on long-held positions. So I ask members of both parties to maintain an open mind and a commitment to progress as we work to lift this burden from the shoulders of future generations."
Several commission members, including some who opposed the plan, said they hoped Congress would debate and vote on the plan this year.
"There is no reason Harry Reid and John Boehner shouldn't schedule a vote" on the plan," Andy Stern, the former head of the Service Employees International Union, who opposed the proposal on the commission, said in an interview. "The time for fiscal wandering is over."
Asked if he believed the plan would come to a congressional vote, Stern replied, "Well, I didn't think this would ever get 11 votes" on the commission.
Several commission members pleaded with Congress and the news media to give the proposal a fair hearing. "We should not let this proposal fall idly by the wayside," said Sen. Mike Crapo, R-Idaho. Democrat Alice Rivlin was more pointed: "Lay off and give it a chance," she said.
The plan, developed by co-chairs Erskine Bowles, a Democrat, and Alan Simpson, a Republican, earned more support than almost anyone expected when President Obama established the panel early this year.
"We took a big banana and threw it into the gorilla cage," Simpson said, "the gorilla has picked it up like they do, peeled it, mashed it, and played with it, and they will eat some. And that's where we are right now. Pieces will be digested and nourish this country."
The commission's make-up includes some of the most hard-line liberal and conservative lawmakers on Capitol Hill, along with representatives of the business community and organized labor. Their task was daunting: close a yawning budget gap that forecasters say could soon push the nation's debt to a level that more than doubles America's annual economic output.
And yet, at a time when Washington remains sharply divided and rancorous, particularly on issues of taxing and spending, the commission's meeting Friday morning started collegially and quickly escalated to a cross-aisle love-fest. Several members called one another "true patriots." Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad, D-N.D., said at a Thursday press conference that the support of the plan from conservative Republican Sens. Crapo and Tom Coburn of Oklahoma gave him "chills."
Even one of the "no" voters, Rep. Xavier Becerra, D-Calif., told Simpson and Bowles, "I suspect if you were doing the running of the bulls, the bulls would move out of your way."
The prospect that such a polarized group could reach consensus looked particularly grim last month, when Bowles and Simpson floated a "chairmen's mark" that was widely panned by liberal and conservative groups alike.
Democrats such as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., derided its plan to eventually raise the Social Security retirement age to 69; anti-tax Republicans blasted its proposed 15-cent-per-gallon gas tax and a tax-reform plank that would increase federal revenues, even as it eliminated most tax deductions and broadly reduced tax rates across the board.
Nevertheless, the proposal gained steam behind the scenes. By the time Bowles and Simpson announced their final plan—named The Moment of Truth, which was largely unchanged from the chairmen's original outline—this week, key commission members from both sides of the aisle greeted it warmly, including some who opposed it nonetheless.
For a plan that relies more heavily on entitlement cuts than new taxes, the most important endorsements came from Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., the second-ranking Democrat in the Senate, and Rep. John Spratt, D-S.C., the outgoing chairman of the House Budget Committee.
Simpson singled out Durbin in his opening statement. "The role of a leader is to lead—and you did, Dick Durbin," he said, before warning, "The tallest tree catches the most wind, and the breezes are going to blow around your head."
Durbin said he expected three Democratic and three Republican lawmakers on the panel to back the plan, and that as many as 12 sitting Democratic senators had expressed their support for it.
He invoked a senator's analogy—and his grandchildren—to explain his vote for the plan: "I wouldn't vote for this report on final passage," he said. "I view this as a motion to proceed and begin the debate."
Durbin and Spratt both alluded to the pressures they felt to oppose the plan. "I received a few phone calls in the last 24 hours," Durbin said, drawing laughter. Spratt, who lost his reelection bid in November, drew laughs of his own when he declared that upon reading the final plan, "I thought frequently, thank God I'm not running again."
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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Just when you thought the elections were over, they're not. The Congressional race between Democrat Rep. Mike McIntyre and Republican challenger David Rouzer is still too close to call.
Although McIntyre gave a victory speech last night, Rouzer said this race is not yet over.
When you look at the numbers, it is close: McIntyre with 50.08 percent of the vote. Rouzer with 49.92 percent. Just 507 votes separate the two in the race.
McIntyre carried New Hanover, Columbus and Bladen counties. Rouzer cleaned up in Brunswick, Pender and his home county of Johnston.
McIntyre's camp says that's enough. The eight-term incumbent is confident he has won a ninth term. In a statement, his campaign said:
"We are very grateful for the support the voters have shown. It was a close election, but Mike McIntyre has clearly received the most votes. Because it was close, the process will need to work itself out. We have confidence in this process, and Congressman McIntyre looks forward to representing southeast North Carolina for the next two years."
But the Rouzer camp says not so fast. Rouzer will have to wait for the votes to be canvassed before he can ask for a recount. Rouzer's campaign says there are many provisional and military ballots still outstanding, so they are waiting for all the votes to be in.
A Rouzer campaign spokeswoman says the vote canvass should be done by November 16. After that, Rouzer will decide where to go from there.
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Better come clean, it was me who made the original comments that in The Truth & Nothing but the Truth. Sorry Markus but I am not bothered who knows it, but your "I'm telling Graham on you" approach did make me laugh. Wonder how you worked out it was me and my naughty friend. How private are private messages, eh? Big Brother is always watching.
What does bother me is this:
1 I like the 808 that I like, whether it be from the 90, Ex:el or Don Solaris eras. Doesn't stop me from being a fan. I've got the tattoo to prove it!
2 There seem to be a few people who prefer the old sound and not all of them are musically uneducated plebs like me. How dare we not like Don Solaris most as we should think it is their best work yet. We must be daft.
3 Why shut off the topic which has had a huge amount of sustained interest. Surely a discussion forum should be for discussion. As long as we are not being offensive we should be able to rant on about anything. The only offensive thing said was your Bla bla bla comment Markus. Grow up.
4 808 are in it for the music (note my deliberate non use of quotations). Glasgow and Dundee reeked of the Pistols Lucre tour. At both events they played to an inappropriate crowd for cash in hand, must have been good for group and managers.
5 T-Shirts. Sorry but in Glasgow Lisa, Dan, Keith and I sat in the stand and watched a line of multicoloured 808 shirts wander like sheep through a crowd of "up for it" clubbers who found it pretty amusing.You may say that you do not care about what the crowd say and that you individuals. Individuals in the same shirts in the same place for the same thing? Does not compute chaps.
In short I still think that 808 are f***in great but not, in my eyes, quite as great as they used to be. Lets hope the new album renews my faith. My humble opinion, nobody elses. Apart, maybe, from Gary.
You may see me down in Manchester. I will not be the one wearing the 808 shirt, but definitely on one, luvved up to f*** shaking his bum. That is always what I have listened to them for and will continue doing so.
Adios amigos and Markus, if you decide to delete this post or edit it as it does not conform with what you think should be said about 808, I will just email it to everyone on the regulars page which I would like to be removed from. I will of course still be looking in from time to time.
Over and Out
PS This is in 808 related as I can think of no topic more 808 related than the way their fans perceive them.
PPS Graham, should you read this, no offence was meant and I'm sure none was taken. Top bloke as are Andy and Darren.
PPPS All the best to P and Wee Gary. See you on the other side ya Hibby radge. Who cannae take a bevvy?
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