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Based on their records and how they've played against their league opponents, the Division I semifinals should include top-seed Barrington and No. 2 Shea from Division I-East and third-seeded Bishop Hendricken and No. 4 seed La Salle from Div. I-South.
The four powerhouses were far ahead of their counterparts in terms of overall statistics and play this fall. Unbeaten Barrington (14-0-4) scored the most goals during the regular season, putting 60 in the back of the net. Hendricken (12-2-4) proved to have the stingiest defense, allowing just nine tallies all season while posting 10 shutout victories. Combined, the four squads had just five losses.
Who will emerge as the last one standing in the state finals at Rhode Island College (7 p.m.) on Nov. 12 is anybody's guess? And, of course, there's the factor of the Cinderella team that always seems to show up this time of year. Remember, state championships are not always won on paper. Anything can happen in the second season.
Shea, the lone area squad in the state's top division, certainly has the makings for a positive showing in the postseason with a good chance to bring home the hardware in their first season in Division I.
The Raiders, who were nationally ranked at the start of the season, begin those dreams this afternoon at 3:30 when they welcome No. 7 seed Portsmouth (8-7-3 in Div. I-East) to the McKinnon-Alves Complex.
Since dropping its only setback this season to Barrington in a 1-0 loss on Oct. 18, Shea (12-1-5) compiled a 2-0-2 record its final four games. The Raiders squashed East Providence, 7-0, in their regular season finale and battled Portsmouth as well as Hope to a pair of 1-1 stalemates prior to E.P.
The only other time that Shea faced today's opponent Portsmouth was on Oct. 8 when it dominated the Patriots with an eventual 4-0 win at McKinnon-Alves. Sophomore all-stater Emerson Barros leads a very athletic group of players that can do some damage in the playoffs.
No doubt, Portsmouth will have fire in its eyes. The Patriots go into the quarterfinals after losing their final three games of the regular season, including a 2-1 loss to fourth-place Providence Country Day (5-7-3) this past Thursday.
In the Div. II playoffs, Smithfield High will begin its quest for its first state title since claiming the Div. I crown in 1994 by hosting a quarterfinal matchup on Friday night at 7 against the winner of yesterday's Tolman-Middletown play-in game. The Sentinels, a top seed from Div. II-North, won the league title with an impressive 14-2-0 mark. Smithfield goes into the postseason with a nine-game winning streak.
Mount St. Charles is the other area team in the Div. II playoffs. The Mounties, second in Ii-North at 11-3-2, take on Prout, a third seed from Div. II-South, this Friday at 3:45 on their campus.
In their lone game, MSC beat the Crusaders (9-6-1) by a score of 2-1 in a non-league season-opener back on Aug. 31.
Burrillville (8-7-3) and North Smithfield (7-7-4) represent the area in Division III. The sixth-seeded Northmen faced No. 3 seed Tiverton (11-4-2) last night and No. 5 seed Burrillville travels to fourth-seeded West Warwick (11-4-2) on Wednesday at 3 p.m.
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Nov. 13 at Rhode Island College, 1 p.m.
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North Smithfield at Tiverton
Burrillville at West Warwick, 4 p.m.
Tuesday at Cranston Stadium, 6 p.m., 8 p.m.
Nov. 13 at Rhode Island College, 3 p.m.
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Mets, Wright negotiations "stuck in neutral," Dickey's future still unclear
The Daily News' Andy Martino says a person briefed on the process told him both David Wright and the Mets plan to "intensify" negotiations for a new contract as early as this week.
Nov. 1, 6:20 pm: Mike Puma of the New York Post says while discussions are on-going between Wright and the Mets, negotiations are "stuck in neutral."
Meanwhile, Andy McCullough of the Star Ledger also says negotiations between Wright and the Mets have continued, but nothing was imminent.
Nov. 1, 7:51 am: As of yesterday, neither Wright nor R.A. Dickey were close to agreeing to a contract, and "there remained a genuine possibility that Dickey could be traded instead," according to Martino.
On Tuesday, Jon Heyman of CBS Sports said the Mets were currently negotiating with David Wright on a contract extension, but the negotiation process was going slowly.
The Mets exercised Wright and Dickey's options for 2013 on Tuesday – they had until yesterday to execute Wright's option and until tomorrow to execute Dickey's option.
Michael Baron, ContributorPosted Oct. 30: I'm still confident a deal will get done between both sides. I don't think the fact negotiations are going slow is an indication it won't get done. It's presumably a very large contract extension, and those deals tend to have more complicated factors which need to be defined by both sides. Taking that into account, it was probably premature to tell the New York Post a deal could be worked out before the World Series, or even by the end of October. But if it gets done sometime in November, or even before the Winter Meetings, that's fine too – it just needs to get done. The sooner this can be wrapped up, the better things will be for the team, for reasons ranging from the perception of the franchise to being able to project future payrolls and moving onto other immediate needs.
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Traffic collisions are the number one cause of death for teens. That is prompting the Highway Patrol to conduct Operation Drive To Live this week.The goal is to reduce the number of teen related accidents by enforcing traffic laws around schools while conducted traffic safety programs at High Schools. Area officers also worked hard this weekend to reduce drinking and driving. The Watauga County Sheriff's Office and Boone Police conducted a traffic checkpoint Saturday as part of the statewide St. Patrick's Day Booze It and Lose It campaign. The checkpoint was conducted on Bamboo road. Officers issued 47 citations ranging from child Safety seat violations to driving While License Revoked.
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It depends what you client and server are called.
From the Linux box if you type ping client the Linux machine will look for a machine called client. If it can't find one it will return an error.
You can set names in the /etc/sysconfig/network file (i think) someone may know better but you can definately tell the Linix machine to reference clients by name but you have to specify those names alongside a valid ip address so that the machines can talk.
On the Win side there is a "hosts" file which can be used, i think it is in /win32/system somewhere
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and then when you type ping ziggy the windows box will know to ping 192.168.1.21
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The 56th Highland Games are 'in the book,' with an estimated 35,000 people attending the three-day event, referred to as one of the largest "Scottish tailgate parties" in the world. (photos by Tom Lanier)
Visitors from across the globe came to the High Country to enjoy Scottish food, music, traditional athletic events, arts and crafts on a meadow in the shadow of Grandfather Mountain. The Governor, who visited Boone, Friday, was among those who made an appearance. The Raleigh News & Observer said that, while at the Highland Games, the governor found out through one of the many historians on hand that she may have relatives of Scottish ancestry.
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Karen Revels doesn't think she's done anything all that dramatic.
"I have gotten rid of all of my children's flame-retardant pajamas," she says.
That's it. Flat out. Revels will not put her kids to sleep in pajamas treated with flame retardants. The chemicals used to resist flames, she claims, are just too toxic.
"They're sleeping in chemicals. They're breathing them."
She worries the chemicals also leach into skin. And she's not worried about what other parents might think of her decision.
"The chances of my house burning down at night are far less than the chances of them getting cancer or some other kind of disease by breathing chemicals," she insists.
Revels says her pediatrician supports her decision. In fact, others in the medical community do too.
"It's not clear flame-retardant pajamas save lives," says Dr. Josef Thandiyil, a medical toxicologist at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.
Thandiyil says chemical exposure is a real concern, even with the newest flame retardant called PROBAN, which is made from the chemical tetrakis hydromethyl phosphonium chloride (THPC).
"There have been links to liver injury promoting cancer growth and other health effect that everybody should understandably be concerned about or look out for," the doctor says.
There's been controversy about flame retardants in pajamas since the 1970s when a chemical, chlorinated tris, was removed from the market because of its links to cancer. The chemical, however, is still used in many children's products today, like strollers, car seats, and nursing pillows. Trade and lobbying groups representing chemical companies have long argued that flame retardants are safe, not only in pajamas, but in household furniture and other products that consumers use regularly.
However, Dr. Thandiyil says there are studies showing children in the U.S. have levels of flame retardants in their blood that are up to seven times higher than children in other countries. The doctor says it might be decades before we know the true effects of the chemicals on the market today, so he suggests parents make their decisions by weighing the benefits.
"It's not clear the benefit offered by flame-retardant pajamas is as important as maybe having a good working fire alarm," he says. "The building codes that exist, even the rapid response time by firefighters have probably made a bigger difference in saving lives than do fire retardant pajamas."
Dr. Thandiyil and other experts recommend tight-fitting cotton pajamas because there's less loose fabric to catch a flame. Polyester PJs are considered both flame-resistant and chemically safe. Parents who aren't sure about the chemicals in their children's pajamas can try an online search using the label information or call the manufacturer directly and ask about chemical content.


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Out of Stock Product Number: 18620
The Ganda Shoe by La Sportiva is designed for long approaches and actual climbing/guiding.
An ultra technical model that is built around the foot, with a special ergonomic construction (Ergonomic Concept) that makes this more like a boot than a shoe. The upper molds to your feet in order to create a stable, secure shoe that creates the most "natural" contact point possible.
La Sportiva used a "wet white" tanning process with a special full grain leather that looks lighter and more flexible, and uses only eco-friendly products.
The insole and the mold conforms to the natural foot design giving you less fatigue over time and enhanced protection from roots, rocks and gnarly terrain. The sole gives you a raised forward surface making smearing and stemming quite easy, since the shoe is already shaped for that position.
The price is a kicker, but the shoe literally becomes like a climbing shoe for your feet, BUT protects them, reduces fatigue and provides a very stable platform to hike, climb and trek your way to the ultimate summit.
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The Ganda Shoe by La Sportiva is designed for long approaches and actual climbing/guiding.
Gender: Men's
Season: F13
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"Ganda" is:
A. A town in the Nagqu Prefecture in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China
B. An ethnic group native to Buganda, a subnational kingdom within Uganda
C. By far the most versatile shoe I have ever owned.
D. All of the above
If you answered D you were right but really the only answer that matters is C. I really cannot stress how versatile these shoes are. So far, I have:
Climbed 5.8 trad
Bouldered V3
Free-ride Mountain biked
Ordered a large Americano at Starbucks
In all honesty, I feel a bit bad about putting the last one on there - I went through the drive through so the role of the shoe was limited.
In all seriousness, the versatility of these shoes is amazing. Read more at 307andbeyond.tumblr.com
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The soles peel off prematurely. la sportiva does not provide return shipping labels and you will have to pay to have them shipped. they will not resole them either tho their description states multiple resoles.
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Jeff Francis close to a decision
According to the Denver Post, the Mets, Brewers, Pirates and Nationals, among others, have all talked to free-agent LHP Jeff Francis, who will likely sign a new contract soon.
The word during the Winter Meetings had been that the Mets prefer free-agent Chris Young to Francis, because Young is more likely to accept less money.
From what I could gather, in early December, Francis had been asking for $5 million and up to $3 million in incentives.
Last month, Tracy Ringolsby of FoxSports.com said the Mets offered a big-league contract to Francis, though Jerry Crasnick later contradicted the report.
Ringolsby described the Mets as a 'strong candidate' to sign Francis, who he felt will have 'a legit shot at a spot in their rotation.'
Francis underwent shoulder surgery in 2009. He pitched in 104 innings last season, during which he missed additional time on the disabled list with shoulder tendinitis, and was 4-6 with a 5.00 ERA.
In terms of talent, I actually prefer Francis to Young. He doesn't walk a lot of people, but does end up letting a lot of balls in play, though usually on the ground. His velocity was on par last season with where he was a few years ago, and he pitched a lot better than his results indicate. I think he'd be a good pick, and someone with the potential to surprise people at the back of the rotation.
Yes, I'm concerned about the shoulder, but the surgery was nearly two years ago, which is about how long in takes to fully recover from what he had done. He's 29 years old, left-handed, he has a track record of success, and his statistics from last year suggest he's on the right track to getting back to where he once was. Plus, going from Coors Field to Citi Field can't hurt either.


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The term "drug" includes controlled substances; the illegal use of alcohol and tobacco; and the harmful, abusive, or addictive use of substances, including inhalants and anabolic steroids.
(3) Drug and violence prevention
The term "drug and violence prevention" means—
(A) with respect to drugs, prevention, early intervention, rehabilitation referral, or education related to the illegal use of drugs;
(B) with respect to violence, the promotion of school safety, such that students and school personnel are free from violent and disruptive acts, including sexual harassment and abuse, and victimization associated with prejudice and intolerance, on school premises, going to and from school, and at school-sponsored activities, through the creation and maintenance of a school environment that is free of weapons and fosters individual responsibility and respect for the rights of others.
(4) Hate crime
The term "hate crime" means a crime as described in section 1(b) of the Hate Crime Statistics Act of 1990.
(5) Nonprofit
The term "nonprofit", as applied to a school, agency, organization, or institution means a school, agency, organization, or institution owned and operated by one or more nonprofit corporations or associations, no part of the net earnings of which inures, or may lawfully inure, to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual.
(6) Protective factor, buffer, or asset
The terms "protective factor", "buffer", and "asset" mean any one of a number of the community, school, family, or peer-individual domains that are known, through prospective, longitudinal research efforts, or which are grounded in a well-established theoretical model of prevention, and have been shown to prevent alcohol, tobacco, or illegal drug use, as well as violent behavior, by youth in the community, and which promote positive youth development.
(7) Risk factor
The term "risk factor" means any one of a number of characteristics of the community, school, family, or peer-individual domains that are known, through prospective, longitudinal research efforts, to be predictive of alcohol, tobacco, and illegal drug use, as well as violent behavior, by youth in the school and community.
(8) School-aged population
The term "school-aged population" means the population aged five through 17, as determined by the Secretary on the basis of the most recent satisfactory data available from the Department of Commerce.
(9) School based mental health services provider
The term "school based mental health services provider" includes a State licensed or State certified school counselor, school psychologist, school social worker, or other State licensed or certified mental health professional qualified under State law to provide such services to children and adolescents.
(10) School personnel
The term "school personnel" includes teachers, principals, administrators, counselors, social workers, psychologists, nurses, librarians, and other support staff who are employed by a school or who perform services for the school on a contractual basis.
(11) School resource officer
The term "school resource officer" means a career law enforcement officer, with sworn authority, deployed in community oriented policing, and assigned by the employing police department to a local educational agency to work in collaboration with schools and community based organizations to—
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Hughes, the son of former Governor and Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard J. Hughes, has lived in Mercer County most of his life, both in Trenton and in Princeton. Prior to becoming County Executive, Hughes served as Deputy Executive Director of the Governor's Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse. In 1997, Hughes was elected to the Board of Chosen Freeholders and served two terms, including a term as Freeholder President.
Hughes has focused on restoring fiscal discipline to County government and expanding economic opportunities for all County residents. The county tax rate is significantly lower than it was when County Executive Hughes first took office in 2004. The tax rate at that time was almost 55 cents per $100 of assessed property value. Because of prudent fiscal management and good government practices, the County has actually lowered its tax rate in the past five years through 2008. Today the tax rate stands at 48 cents per $100 of assessed property value. Under his leadership, Mercer County has pursued a stronger relationship with the private sector, opening the government bidding process to more businesses, implementing innovative loan and Co-Op programs, and holding workshops and seminars to assist businesses, contractors, and vendors in doing business with Mercer County.
Since taking office, Hughes has consistently maintained his priorities of sound financial management, job creation, and enhancing and retaining essential County services with minimal impact on taxpayers.
Currently, the County Executive is spearheading the critical effort to construct a new criminal courthouse in downtown Trenton to replace the existing, century-old courthouse. This is the largest, most complex public construction project in the County's history. Not only does this project bring hundreds of new labor jobs, but it will also restore some of the beauty to downtown Trenton. The new courthouse is being built to environmentally-friendly LEED standards as well, which simply means it will use energy, light, and water very efficiently—saving taxpayer money in the future.
With the struggling economy affecting all residents, Hughes has vowed to help County residents who need it the most. Services for seniors, disadvantaged children and teens, and low-income families have been a high priority, with millions of dollars in funding going directly to these constituencies. Job fairs for youth, veterans, and senior citizens have increased in regularity in the past year. With the recession impacting many of the more than 17,000 independent businesses in Mercer, the Mercer County Loan Fund can offer loans between $25,000 and $125,000 to businesses small and large. No community is complete without a vibrant and diverse economy, and Hughes pledges to continue to attract new economic opportunity to Mercer County.
During his time in office, Hughes has also championed a variety of initiatives to improve health and safety in Mercer County's constituent communities. In cooperation with the Mercer County Improvement Authority, the County Executive has continued to encourage County residents to keep our environment pristine. Hughes tripled the number of MCIA "Disposal Days," which give residents the opportunity to properly dispose of hazardous and electronic waste. Hughes also restructured the County Office of Economic Development by adding a sustainability component, which seeks to find new ways to promote green living in the County. Many ongoing shared services projects, created after the County's Shared Services Conference in 2007 led by Hughes, are seeking ways to cut costs and reduce waste.
With the belief that all people deserve equal opportunity and equal protection, in 2006 Hughes played an instrumental role in making full health, dental, vision, and retirement benefits available to County employees in domestic partnerships.
As County Executive, Hughes has led an ambitious effort to further the County's open space preservation efforts, including a successful ballot initiative that provides additional funding to the program. To date, the Hughes administration has preserved 2,873 acres of open space and farmland, for a total of 19,567 preserved acreage countywide, ensuring natural resources and local agriculture will always have a place in Mercer County.
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This is bad... There is no acceptable reason for this. Of course, even with the bad maintenance history does not mean that is why the plane crash... Trying to assume that too early in the game only hampers the investigation... Right now, no one really knows... It could be as simple as CFIT.... By looking at the article there is not much info. Info I would like to see, is the wreckage in a tight area, or spread over a long distance. If a long distance, it broke up before landing, if it is in a tight area the it probably crashed in tact.
If we want to speculate, it could be as simple as the singer wanted to see what it was like to fly the plane, and the crew not able to recover it. We all know how stupid people can be.
Note to zowen11 - The title you post here makes it look conclusive, the title of the real article is much difference. The owner was convicted (Past Tense) meaning it was in the past, and all could have been repaired/fixed long prior to this flight.
A question mark does not in any way indicate a confident conclusion. I agree though, that people such as us should not attempt to interpret the incident without any first-hand data or evidence.
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The Safety and Effectiveness of Lamivudine Plus Zidovudine, Used With and Without 1592U89, in HIV-1 Infected Patients Who Have Never Taken Anti-HIV Drugs
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To compare the durability of the viral load response following 48 weeks of treatment with 1592U89/lamivudine (3TC)/zidovudine (ZDV) versus 3TC/ZDV alone. To compare the early antiviral activity following 16 weeks treatment with 1592U89/3TC/ZDV versus 3TC/ZDV alone as demonstrated by the proportion of subjects with viral load < 400 copies/ml, plasma HIV-1 RNA profiles and CD4+ profiles. To assess the safety and tolerance following 16 and 48 weeks of treatment with 1592U89/3TC/ZDV versus 3TC/ZDV alone.
HIV Infections
Drug: Abacavir sulfate
Drug: Lamivudine
Drug: Zidovudine
Phase 3
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|Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|A Randomized, Double-Blind, Parallel-Group, Multicenter Trial to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of 1592U89 in Combination With Lamivudine (3TC) and Zidovudine (ZDV) Versus 3TC/ZDV in HIV-1-Infected, Antiretroviral Therapy-Naive Subjects With CD4+ Counts >= 100 Cells/mm3
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This study compares the safety and efficacy of 1592U89 in combination with 3TC and ZDV versus control therapy with 3TC and ZDV alone. If a patient has two consecutive HIV-1 RNA measurements of >= 400 copies/ml (performed at least one week apart) he or she has the option to switch to open-label therapy with 1592U89/3TC/ZDV, to receive the remaining randomized treatment, or to discontinue study medication. If this criterion is not met, patients continue their randomly assigned therapy until the last patient has completed 48 weeks of therapy. Once patients enter the open-label phase, investigators may add or substitute non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, or protease inhibitors for 3TC and/or ZDV according to their standard practice once patients enter the open-label phase.
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Inclusion Criteria
Concurrent Medication:
- Local treatment for Kaposi's sarcoma.
- Hematologic supportive therapy with GM-CSF, G-CSF, or erythropoietin.
Patients must have:
- HIV-1 infection as documented by a licensed HIV-1 antibody ELISA and confirmed by either Western blot detection of HIV-1 antibody or positive HIV-1 blood culture.
- One screening CD4 lymphocyte cell count >= 100 cells/mm3 within 14 days prior to study drug administration.
- No active or ongoing AIDS-defining opportunistic infection or disease.
- Signed, informed consent from parent or legal guardian for patients under 18 years of age.
Exclusion Criteria
Co-existing Condition:
Patients with the following conditions and symptoms are excluded:
- Malabsorption syndrome or other gastrointestinal dysfunction that might interfere with drug absorption or render the patient unable to take oral medication.
- Serious medical conditions such as diabetes, congestive heart failure, cardiomyopathy, or other cardiac dysfunction, that, in the opinion of the investigator, would compromise the safety of the patient.
Concurrent Medication:
- Foscarnet therapy.
- Immunomodulating agents such as systemic corticosteroids, interleukins, thalidomide, anti-cytokine agents, or interferons.
- Cytotoxic chemotherapeutic agents and antioxidants.
Concurrent Treatment:
Radiation therapy.
Patients with the following prior conditions are excluded:
History of clinically relevant pancreatitis or hepatitis within the last 6 months.
Prior Medication:
- Prior antiretroviral therapy.
- Vaccination within the past 3 months given as part of an investigational HIV vaccine trial.
- Chemotherapeutic agents within 30 days of study drug administration.
- Immunomodulating agents such as systemic corticosteroids, interleukins or interferons, within 30 days of study drug administration.
Prior Treatment:
Radiation therapy within 30 days of study period. Current alcohol or illicit drug use that, in the opinion of the investigator, may interfere with the patient's ability to comply with the dosing schedule and protocol evaluations.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00002389
|United States, California
|East Bay AIDS Ctr
|Berkeley, California, United States, 94705
|Kraus Med Partners
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90036
|United States, District of Columbia
|Georgetown Univ Med Ctr
|Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 20007
|United States, Florida
|Univ of Miami Dept of Medicine
|Miami, Florida, United States, 33136
|United States, Illinois
|Rush Med College / Rush Presbyterian - St Luke's Med Cen
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|Toronto Gen Hosp
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|San Juan AIDS Program
|Santurce, Puerto Rico, 00907
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|NCT00002389 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|November 2, 1999
|Last Updated:
|June 23, 2005
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by NIH AIDS Clinical Trials Information Service:
Drug Therapy, Combination
Antiviral Agents
CD4 Lymphocyte Count
RNA, Viral
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Anti-HIV Agents
Viral Load
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Anti-HIV Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Pharmacologic Actions
Therapeutic Uses
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County road department and construction crews discovered that preparing the site would involve more than moving dirt after encountering boulders buried beneath the surface. The boulders have complicated the ground preparation phase of the project.
The hangar will be the first new facility constructed at the county airport in years.
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The focus of this study is to create a database containing information about patients with celiac disease. This database will allow us to examine clinical and epidemiologic features of the University of Chicago Medical Center patient population. We have the largest population of patients with celiac disease in the mid-West and as such this study using information gathered from our database can greatly contribute to our current understanding of this disease.
Celiac Disease
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This database will allow us to examine clinical and epidemiologic features of the University of Chicago Medical Center patient population.
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Both pediatric and adult patients of The University of Chicago Medical Center who have been diagnosed with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity.
Inclusion Criteria:
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- Not diagnosed with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01172665
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Celiac Disease
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Kerala is where Indian life slows down, with lagoons, coconut groves, sandy beaches, exotic spice plantations and wildlife in abundance, not to mention some of the best food in the region. For £1299 per person -- 45% less than usual -- you can now experience this unspoilt corner of India on your own private tour.
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No electricity, no problem, a generator can do the job in case of a power outage and it seems everyone has the same idea.
"Because a lot of people are looking for the generators in case there is a power outage we have had a sellout of what we had in stock but we can still order those," says Chris Hackney, project specialist for exteriors at Lowe's in Vienna. "They are available for two to five days lead time."
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Carmen and Geoffrey
This film is about the American artists Carmen de Lavallade and Geoffrey Holder, who in the 1950's broke into the modern dance scene. The story also follows their forty-seven year long marriage and creative partnership.
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OCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- An investigation is underway in Orchard Park as police try to track down those responsible for posting threatening messages about teachers on a social media website.
Thursday afternoon, the Orchard Park Central School District posted a letter to parents about the incident on its website. Police say it is just too early in the investigation to go into more detail, but the superintendent told us the messages were tweets aimed at teachers.
The letter refers to "several inappropriate messages" and tells parents to call the superintendent's office if they have any information about what happened after talking with their children about the case.
The Erie County District Attorney's office is involved. Investigators want to remind parents and students to be careful with what you post to social media sites.
"Unfortunately, there's a lot of pitfalls with the use of social media and kids realize though they may make a threat to someone face to face there are consequences with that. Often times, they don't realize the use of social media or the internet has similar if not more severe consequences associated with it," says Orchard Park Police Lt. Pat Fitzgerald.
Educators also warn about threats made over social media. The Depew superintendent says any information that comes to his district's attention that involves bullying is taken very seriously. They investigate each case. Superintendent Jeffrey Rabey says coming up with these policies is just a sign of the times. It's something his district has been working on for at least the past year.
"We try to educated our students as much as we possibly can, but as we know, everyone is an individual makes decisions, some good, some bad and then we have to follow up with consequences on that," says Rabey.
Police would not tell us what type of criminal charges could be filed if they do decide this is a criminal case. A school resource officer is also involved in the investigation, but Orchard Park police will not tell us which school he works with.


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The Southern White Rhino is the second largest land mammal. They are grazers, found on the grassy savannahs of Southern Africa. Despite their name, Southern White Rhino's are actually grey in colour. The name is a misinterpretation of the Afrikaans word "weit" meaning wide. These wide muscular lips are used for grazing grasses. The large nuchal hump found on the top of the shoulder is filled with muscles and ligaments used to pull the head up from the grazing position. It is more noticeable on White Rhinos than in other Rhino species.
Southern White Rhinos live in thick bush covered savannahs, woodlands, and grasslands of long and short grasses for grazing. They spend half the day grazing, a third resting, and the rest of the time wallowing, scratching on tree stumps and renovating the landscape. The wallow in the landscape is just as important as the food, water and shelter. The mud is used as sun screen, to keep the biting insects off and a beauty aid to remove dead skin.
Southern White Rhinoceros Profiles
Age: 21 Years (DOB 10/7/1994)
Sex: Female
Weight: 1602kg (3524.4lbs)
Pronounced KA-BARL-EE, she was born in South Africa's Kruger National Park. Caballe moved to New Zealand and became a resident of Hamilton Zoo from 1999 - July 2010. During this time she gave birth to three calves. Caballe made the journey to Australia Zoo in August 2010 and was pregnant when she arrived, later giving birth to a healthy baby girl, Savannah. Caballe is a very patient and protective mother.
Caballe is currently pregnant with her fifth calf and is now beginning to show the first signs of wanting to wean Savannah (who now weighs over 900Kg!).
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Age: 13 Years (DOB 21/8/2002)
Sex: Male
Weight: 1980kg (4356lbs)
Ganini, more commonly known as DJ, was born at the Werribee Open Range Zoo in Victoria on 21 August 2002. DJ was born during a severe storm, and as he was unable to endure the harsh conditions, he was brought in to be hand-raised.
DJ is a gentle giant, weighing in at around 2 tonnes! He is a very sweet natured, easy going boy, and loves to be hand fed and given pats and mud baths. He also enjoys cooling off in his big red mud wallow. His favourite food is oaten hay with a mixture of lucerne. DJ spends his time in his large behind-the-scenes day yards or on display in the African Savannah and his favourite activity is to take naps in the shade in the middle of the day.
He became a first time dad in 2013, to a beautiful female rhino calf called Mango and later welcomed Winston.
Age: 10 Years (DOB 26/1/2005)
Sex: Female
Weight: 1840kg (4048lbs)
Inyeti arrived at Australia Zoo in July 2010 from Western Plains Zoo in NSW.
She can be quite a flighty young lady and can be easily upset by anything strange in her environment, however the easiest way to calm her down is by giving her a nice rub under her chin. All of our rhinos love getting pats and rubs from their keepers, but Inyeti probably loves it more than any of them. She will close her eyes and lean in as soon as she sees your hand coming in for a pat and her face softens into a blissful state as you oblige her with a nice chin or belly scratch. She is an incredibly sweet girl and is adored by all of her keepers.
Inyeti is very responsive during her morning training sessions, lifting her feet, opening her mouth so her keepers can see her teeth, standing still for ultra-sound imaging or moving into position so keepers can access all parts of her body for general health checks. She is even happy with her keepers giving her injections or taking blood samples. It was through these blood samples that we confirmed that Inyeti is pregnant and expecting her first calf!
Age: 2 Years (DOB 7/2/2013)
Sex: Female
Born on the 7th of February, Mango is the first calf for parents DJ and Inyeti. Being a young rhino means there is a lot to explore and learn about this big wide world, and that's exactly what Mango has been up to! With mum keeping a watch out for danger, Mango is free to run and play without a care in the world. Mango is not only gaining weight every day, but also confidence. In the first couple of weeks of her life, she was quite nervous but as she has learned that people mean rubs, she now can't get enough of our attention! She loves getting her daily scratches from the keepers and will often roll over and expect a belly rub. She has sudden bursts of energy and bounds around the savannah paddock with her mum Inyeti, and is often seen shadowing Savannah, our other young rhino, two years Mango's senior. Once she has work herself out, she loves to get in the mud wallow and cool off before a big long sleep. It's a tough life!!
Age: 4 Years (DOB 12/4/2011)
Sex: Female
Weight: 906kg (1993.2lbs)
Born at 3.15am at Australia Zoo on Tuesday 12 April 2011 to mum Caballe. Savannah was a whopping 55Kg.
Rhino calves are not born with horns - they grow horns when they are older. Rhino calves are weaned at around three months to two years.
Savannah is growing extremely fast and it won't be long until she catches up to mum and pseudo-aunty Inyeti. As she grows, so does her personality. Savannah is very persistent and loves getting things her own way, often being very cheeky and mischievous. She delights her keepers on a daily basis when she calls to her mother for milk... sounding very much like a whale singing in the ocean. Savannah also loves eating hay which means her keepers have begun training her to do all of the things that the adult rhinos do.


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LOUISVILLE The town board voted unanimously to resume allowing the volunteer fire departments firematics drill team to practice on town property.
This came as a result of another agreement between the town and the fire department reached with the help of a group of citizens who have been acting as mediators between the two parties.
The agreement approved by town board members Wednesday night allows the firematics team to use town property again, and it gives the department three keys to the new lock on the towns fuel pump.
I think that since this is their recommendation, we should move forward with this, town Supervisor Larry R. Legault said.
The agreement also called for the town to bill the department monthly for fuel use, but since it already has collected $2,500 from the department for fuel this year, that portion of the agreement wont be implemented until Jan. 1.
This will help them with their budget to figure out how much fuel theyre using each month, said Councilwoman M. Gail Schneider, who helped negotiate the agreement.
Dalton P. Foster; his wife, Nancy W., and Patricia V. Pellegrino have been working with the town board and the fire department to resolve their issues. Mr. Foster said he thinks the agreement is another step in the right direction.
I think what they wanted, and what you wanted, was to get a better take on the what was being used, Mr. Foster said, adding the department also was looking for an easier way to pay for fuel than with one lump-sum payment.
Town Councilman Roy A. Beshaw, who worked with Ms. Schneider on the agreement, said the meeting was attended by both him and Ms. Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Foster, and Chief John Sheets, First Assistant Chief Merlon Rogers, Second Assistant Chief Jeffery Bice, Trustee Sandy Roberts and Trustee Kenneth Blair from the fire department.
Mr. Legault also read a letter from the fire department requesting permanent rights to use town property at Arena Drive as long as it has a firematics drill team.
Mr. Legault, however, said that is not something he thinks the town board can do.
Were not allowed to lock in future boards, Mr. Legault said, adding he would have town attorney Eric J. Gustafson take a look at the letter before making decisions on it.
Ms. Schneider also noted that, since last Wednesdays meeting, the department has received seven applications for membership and an effort is underway to bring back the womens auxiliary, with six or seven women already expressing an interest in helping out.
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The Novel Hunt Giveaway!
111 comments:
I can't stop staring at how cute this clutch is...so adorable! I really like that KLd signature dress tunic dress. Hope I win! email@example.com
I love the Floral Fantasy dress in the thrift section, so lovely!ReplyDelete
the "black and white stripes" dress is awesome! *_*ReplyDelete
The clutches are so cute, I also love the yellow flowers vintage dress.ReplyDelete
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That pink bow clutch would be a glamourous addition to my closet, I'm also really digging that KLd Signature tunic dress under the Vintage section. The detail inspires...ReplyDelete
That pink bow clutch would be a glamourous addition to my closet, I'm also really digging that KLd Signature tunic dress under the Vintage section. The detail inspires...ReplyDelete
The CREAM OF WHEAT DRESS is adorable :)ReplyDelete
so cute.
I freaking love the Cream of Wheat Dress!!!!!ReplyDelete
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the pretty painted dress is my favorite :)ReplyDelete
I LOVE the clutch! Also loving the chain and roll belt! :)ReplyDelete
I love the yellow bow belt!ReplyDelete
Cream of Wheat dress...ReplyDelete
It's like all these sites know how poor I am! ;)
the Q&A sweater :)ReplyDelete
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I'm loving the SASS in cream vintage bag. Perfect creamy bag to go with everything :)ReplyDelete
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LOL this has got to be one of the cutest things out there!ReplyDelete
However, I would have to love the Western Tan vintage purse from the shop!
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I like the cream of wheat dress! And it's on sale!
I think I could use some more neon in my life!ReplyDelete
Cute! Love this bag :)ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! Love the site...I fell in love with the pretty painted tunic!ReplyDelete
I actually would have to say my fave is the clutch from the giveaway-I like some of the vintage purses too, but I could really use this pop of color in my fall/winter wardrobe!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the Woven Wonder Belt. So cute. But I love bows even more! Fingers crossed I win this clutch!ReplyDelete
The Cream of Wheat Dress is so cute, and so is the pink clutch!ReplyDelete
I love this one http://www.thenovelhunt.com/shop/thrift/dresses/Lux-wrap-dress/prod_14.htmlReplyDelete
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Sorry for deleting the above comment, I forgot to list my fave item: http://www.thenovelhunt.com/shop/new/dresses/flowers-from-the-90-39-s-/prod_26.htmlReplyDelete
If there is one thing I don't own enough of, it's definitely clutches. These aren't something I would have likely picked up on my own, but they sure are cute and I would make use of it!
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i love the aqua chain and roll belt!!!ReplyDelete
I love the stripes a rockin' top!
I love the tickled peach dress! So cute!ReplyDelete
Oh i love the cream of wheat dress! But i'm also dying for those clutches! gimmie! ;)ReplyDelete
What a cute shade of pink! My favourite is the Cream of Wheat dress because...when we were playing a game the other day and choosing team names, no one was suggesting any so I just said random words that came to mind and...Cream of Wheat it was :) everyone thought it was really stupid though :(((( OH WELL obviously The Novel Hunt doesn't think so :DDDReplyDelete
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My favorite is the lacy lace blouse. It's Victorian vibe and lace detailing is so beautiful and delicate, and I can really imagine rocking it with a pair of shredded dark skinny jeans, combat boots, and a military blazer.ReplyDelete
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I like the KLd Signature tunic dress and of course the Bow purses.ReplyDelete
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I absolutely love the neon yellow clutch! Yellow is my absolutely favorite color.ReplyDelete
Love the flowers from the 90's dress!ReplyDelete
My favorite item is the western tan purse, so cute! I love these too!ReplyDelete
my absolute favorite thing is the floral fantasy i definitely can rock that with my frye cowboy boots it's b-e-a-utifulReplyDelete
my absolute favorite thing is the floral fantasy i definitely can rock that with my frye cowboy boots it's b-e-a-utifulReplyDelete
I like the yellow bow belt.ReplyDelete
I really love this belt! I wish I could pull off the wide belt look...ReplyDelete
I absolutely love the KLD SIGNATURE TUNIC DRESS!! It's perfectly flattering for curvy girls!ReplyDelete
love the tickled peach dress!!! so pretty! :D
The tickled peach dress is too cute! Love the clutch; so bright and happy!ReplyDelete
My fave item is the western tan thrifted purse!! It would go with so much :)ReplyDelete
My favorite item is the black and white stripes dress. So cute. Plus that yellow bow belt is also adorable.ReplyDelete
Great giveaway...I like the lacey lace top: http://www.thenovelhunt.com/shop/vintage/tops/lacey-lace-blouse/prod_23.htmlReplyDelete
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I adore the summer funtop tank! I'm in love with polka dots and I love the shape of the top and the big buttons. Way cute shop, and way cute clutch! firstname.lastname@example.com :)ReplyDelete
I really like the denim and flowers dress !ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 12:06 AM
I love this blue top!! It's so cute.ReplyDelete
the painted tunic is great!ReplyDelete
i love the denim and flowers dress!!ReplyDelete
i been on an unsuccessful clutch search for what seems like forever now, so when you asked what my favorite item would be from the shop? the bright pink bowed clutch, but of course!ReplyDelete
- Dani G.October 21, 2010 at 1:06 AM
I love the cream of wheat dress and the demin and flowers dress. They are both so unique, with a girly yet tough vibe. LOVE LOVE LOVE!ReplyDelete
My fav item is that hot fuschia clutch!! So cute!ReplyDelete
I love the woven belt and the sass bag in navy!ReplyDelete
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I love the little black ruffles dress. It looks super cute and comfy to wear.ReplyDelete
I love the cream of wheat dress, exactly what I've been dreaming of :DReplyDelete
Love the flowers from the 90's dress - like they say, it would be perfect for a wedding!ReplyDelete
Yellow BOW belt....... its so RAD!!ReplyDelete
Love that purse/clutch!ReplyDelete
Also adore this dress http://www.thenovelhunt.com/shop/vintage/dresses/spring-flower-dress/prod_10.html from their shop if it would be just a few sizes bigger...
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I love the Sass in Navy bag. I've been spending a lot of time looking for good bags lately.ReplyDelete
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Cute giveaway, bowties are the greatest! My favourite item from the shopv is the black dress with flowers a'la 70's.ReplyDelete
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my favourite is definitely this dress!!http://www.thenovelhunt.com/shop/new/dresses/tickled-peach/prod_7.htmlReplyDelete
I actually love the Cream of Wheat dress (http://www.thenovelhunt.com/shop/new/dresses/cream-of-wheat-dress/prod_38.html) I could see it paired with a great jacket, tights and boots for the winter and then transitioning really well into every-day use for the Springtime. - KatyReplyDelete
Love the chain and roll blue belt!! fab!! love these bags too!! :) xReplyDelete
The neon clutch is super cute! I looked through the shop and so far my other favorite was Nautical Halter Dress.ReplyDelete
Cute clutch! I love the yellow flowers vintage dress.ReplyDelete
The Tickled Peach dress looks so comfy and cute.....!ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE the Cream of Wheat Dress!ReplyDelete
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i adore cream of wheat dress.ReplyDelete
sweet giveaway :)
They have lots of cool stuff; I think my favorite is their denim and flowers dress!ReplyDelete
I'd love to win this clutch! =)
Congrats, Pilar!ReplyDelete
Cute purse! Love the orange color. I also love this vintage bag, western tan:
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Oh the clutch is adorable!ReplyDelete
One of my favourite pieces would have to be the uhook and woven belt, now that would look adorable with a dress!
I love the clutch but I also love the uhook and woven belt!ReplyDelete
The Big Buckler belt is great, such a statement piece with an oversized plaid shirt!ReplyDelete
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yay i love clutches :)ReplyDelete
my favorite items from the shop would be, plaid bubble, summer funtop, and the sass purse in navy.
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I loooove the little black ruffles dress.ReplyDelete
I think if I were you I'd attempt to keep all of the things I was supposed to give away.
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My favorite item in the shop is the Cream of Wheat dress.ReplyDelete
Thanks for hosting this giveaway!
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just came across your blog and I really like it!It's very nice and you seem came out from a movie of 60S, beautiful pictures!ReplyDelete
I am loving the western tan bag... so beautiful!ReplyDelete
I love the denim and flowers dress. it's so cute!ReplyDelete
I love the denim and flowers dress. it's so cute!ReplyDelete
That clutch is absolutely adorable! I really love the "Big Buckler Belt"! I can think of a thousand outfits I could incorporate it into!ReplyDelete
The vintage yellow flowers dress is simply fab. I want it. Right now.ReplyDelete
What a cute clutch! I love the Pretty Painted tunic too.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the Cream of Wheat Dress!! The clutches are so fun and adorable, too!ReplyDelete
my favorite item is the "stripes a rockin'" tank.ReplyDelete
I fall in love already at those bright bowed clutch! The green one is my FAV!ReplyDelete
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I seriously adore this little clutch! My fav item is the Cream of Wheat dress...I can think of so many ways to style it and I love the name!ReplyDelete
My favourite (besides that adorable clutch of course!) is this: http://www.thenovelhunt.com/shop/new/dresses/denim-and-flowers/prod_9.html - the denim and flowers dress. I just love florals and denim at the moment and this combines both...wrapped in an adorable bow.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 22, 2010 at 2:32 AM
Flowers from the 90s dress all the way!!!ReplyDelete
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The blue purse is my favourite. These are so great!ReplyDelete
I love the KLD SIGNATURE TUNIC DRESS. What a beauty.ReplyDelete
I love the STRIPES A ROCKIN' top in the new sections. Beautiful items!ReplyDelete
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my favorite item from their shop is the KLd Signature tunic dressReplyDelete
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Love, love , love the yellow bow belt!ReplyDelete
So cute! I like the Cream of Wheat Dress.ReplyDelete
The KLD signature tunic dress is gorgeous! Also love the Cream of Wheat dress, and that fabulous selection of bags :)ReplyDelete
Eeeek! I love the yellow bow belt! So cute.ReplyDelete
Black and White Stripes dress is freaking amazing!!!!ReplyDelete
Black and White Stripes dress is freaking amazing!!!!ReplyDelete
What a great shop! I love the Western Tan vintage bag.ReplyDelete
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I love both the clutches and the big yellow belt! Amazing!ReplyDelete
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I loved uhook and woven and yellow bow belt BeltReplyDelete
My favorite is the cream of wheat dress.ReplyDelete
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Cream of Wheat Dress! So cute.ReplyDelete
- CristinaOctober 25, 2010 at 6:21 PM
I absolutely love the black and white stripes dress, perfect for bringing out my inner rocker diva.ReplyDelete
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i love love love the cream of wheat dress!! and i also cant get over how cute the yellow bow belt is!!ReplyDelete
what a beautiful collection of dresses! I love love love the thrift section. I think the western tan purse is my favoriteReplyDelete
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Ricco discusses Bay's buyout, Wright and Dickey's contracts, outfield pursuits
Sandy Alderson has not yet arrived at the General Managers meetings in Indian Hills, California – his flight was delayed out of New York, but he is en route and is expected to arrive late tonight, according to the Daily News' Andy Martino.
As such, Assistant GM John Ricco spoke with reporters from the meetings and, according to Adam Rubin of ESPN New York, said it was the Mets who approached Jason Bay about buying out his contract.
As far as short-term financial flexibility is concerned, Ricco said the buyout will grant them some payroll space in 2013, although not to a great extent – rather, the decision to part ways with Bay ends the speculation and avoids a similar scenario to that with Oliver Perez and Luis Castillo during Spring Training in 2010.
"I think it's safe to say it will help us [with payroll flexibility], but to the extent? I can't really say," Ricco said, according to Rubin. "But what it does do obviously is it clears up a situation . … in terms of there's no lingering doubt as to, 'Is he going to come back, is he going to be the player he used to be?' We have some certainty that he's moved on. Now we know what we need to do and we know who we have, and we'll have to address that moving forward."
In regards to extension talks with David Wright, Ricco said discussions were on-going, but couldn't predict when a deal might get done.
Ricco said Wright's contract situation is independent of R.A. Dickey's contract situation, but they are negotiating with both of them at the same time.
"They each have their own timetable and neither one is dependent on the other, so one could happen and the other one might not happen, or they could happen at the same time," Ricco explained.
Ricco wasn't sure if Alderson had reached out to the agents for Scott Hairston yet, but noted they haven't narrowed their list of outfield candidates down yet.
However, Ricco said they intend to bring more balance to the lineup by injecting right-handed hitters into the outfield.
"Certainly we're going to be looking for some right-handed help. We were thin from the right side with Jason, and we're heavy left-handed, so we're going to need some right-handed help," Ricco said.
Michael Baron, ContributorRicco brings up an interesting point about Bay. We all knew this had to happen, and I certainly never bought the team's declaration they were going to bring Bay back next year. But that they ended the speculation, ended the discussion and created certainty in his future with the team now as opposed to letting this drag out through Spring Training was crucially important. Especially as they explore ways to improve the roster and in the outfield in particular.
The same is true for both Wright's and Dickey's situation. As they did with Bay, they need to move quickly with these situations and come to some sort of conclusion sooner rather than later. It would end the speculation and uncertainty which would undoubtedly surround them and the team; things they really do not need to experience after the situation with Jose Reyes in 2011. It would also go a long way towards changing both the tone and the perception of the franchise from the fans, and show them and the game they have the ability to invest and are in position and want to improve the big league roster.
For more quotes from Ricco, check out ESPN New York.