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Unnamed sources are confirming that rookie forward Derek Stepan has signed with the New York Rangers, but defenseman
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I was so happy to read the letter to the editor from Doug Fossat (Sun Advocate, Aug. 18, Check the facts) in answer to the letter from Jerry B. Anderson (Aug. 11, Sun Advocate, Health care access to bank accounts). I believe Mr. Fossat has set Mr. Anderson straight on this subject and there should be more trthful answers.
Also in that same issue a letter from Robert Warren (Sun Advocate, Working Americans) regarding the notion that reducing all the various taxes would create jobs is silly. It didn't work when Cheney/Bush gave all the tax breaks to the wealthy. Instead look what happened.
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Read: Should the NHL Add a European Division?
In October of 2008, Pierre LeBrun and Scott Burnside had a conversation, at ESPN.com, about the NHL expanding to Europe.
LeBrun's main point about European expansion is putting the game in front of people who actually want to watch it and taking it out of places where it isn't watched.
In January of 2009, Kevin McGran wrote in the Toronto Star that the future of the NHL could be in Europe.
Paul Kelly, the former Executive Director of the NHLPA, supported the idea of globalizing the game and really wanted to test the markets to see if it would be a viable thing for the NHL to pursue.
Kelly said "What I'm saying is, you can't be short-sighted. You need to continue to look short term and long term. We have to look for growth opportunities in the coming years, which means bigger markets, better television deals. We have a natural market in most of Europe."
This week, at ESPN.com, LeBrun once again brought up the idea of moving the six weakest markets to places like Helsinki, Stockholm, Prague, Zurich, Berlin and Moscow.
As LeBrun notes, in places like those cities in Europe you "don't have to explain the icing rules."
In August of 2010, Rene Fasel of the IIHF said that he would "fight like hell" to stop any NHL team from moving to Europe.
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|Mountaineers Lose University Cup to WCU
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On an afternoon that started strongly with back-to-back Appalachian State University victories with sophomore Haley Zagoria and senior Lauren Smith, Western Carolina rallied to capture the 7-6 victory and claim the University Cup for the second time in school history, Thursday evening at Mimosa Hills Country Club.
Western Carolina earns its second University Cup, as the Catamounts improve to 2-1 against the Mountaineers since WCU became a part of the dual in 2011. On the women's side, Zagoria had to complete the full 18-holes to fend off Fatima Carriles, as Smith captured a 4&3 victory over Mariah Hopkins. As play continued on the men's side, freshman Caleb Keck captured the first victory, defeating Jack Walsh, 2&1. Sophomore Andrew Furr and senior Jay Brown continued to the momentum, turning in wins. With the match in favor of Western Carolina 6.5-5.5 and WCU needing seven points to win the title, Jake Williams held a 1-up advantage heading into the final hole. Catamount Tyler Lail was able to win the 18th hole and give Western Carolina the 7-6 victory.
Both the men's and women's golf teams return to their respective tournament schedules, as the women have a quick turnover, hosting the Mimosa Hills Intercollegiate on April 1-2. The men's team returns on Saturday, April 6 at the two-day Irish Creek Intercollegiate in Kannapolis, N.C.
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Innovative Approaches to Gauge Progression of Sturge-Weber Syndrome
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This study has three aims that hope to expand the knowledge on the cause of Sturge-Weber Syndrome (SWS) and improve clinical care of Sturge-Weber Syndrome patients.
Sturge-Weber Syndrome
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|Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
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|The Brain Vascular Malformations Clinical Research Network: Predictors of Clinical Course, Project 2: Innovative Approaches to Gauge Progression of Sturge-Weber Syndrome
- Aim 1 [ Time Frame: All 5 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Descriptive Statistics from National Database
- Aim 2 [ Time Frame: Years 1-3 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Correlation between neuroscores and urine biomarkers
- Aim 3 [ Time Frame: Years 1-4 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Identification of candidate somatic mutation(s)
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Aim 1 does not retain sample data. Aim 2 retains data without DNA. Aim 3 retains anonymous data with DNA.
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This study is one of three projects of an NIH Rare Disease Clinical Research Consortium focused on brain blood vessel malformations in three different rare diseases. The focus of this project is on Sturge-Weber Syndrome.
We plan to improve the future understanding and treatment of Sturge-Weber Syndrome by 1) establishing a national consortium database which will gather lager amounts of clinical data and serve indirectly as a registry to foster future clinical trials, 2) determine the usefulness of urine vascular biomarkers, and 3) try to identify the hypothesized somatic mutation possibly causing SWS using DNA arrays.
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For Aim 1, population will be subjects with Sturge-Weber Syndrome and diagnosed brain involvement. For Aim 2, population will be subjects that have Sturge-Weber Syndrome with brain involvement, and a seperate group will be family members to have as a control. For Aim 3, population will be subjects with Sturge-Weber Syndrome, diagnosed brain involvement, and V1 distribution Port-Wine Stain.
Inclusion Criteria:
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- Sturge-Weber Syndrome
- Diagnosed Brain Involvement
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For Control:
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For Aim 3:
- Sturge-Weber Syndrome
- Diagnosed Brain Involvement
- Port-Wine Stain in V1 and/or V2 areas of face.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Not Diagnosed with Sturge-Weber Syndrome with Brain Involvement
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- Family member must not have certain medical conditions. A list will be provided before consent is given.
For Aim 3:
- No Port-Wine Stain
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01425944
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Keywords provided by Hugo W. Moser Research Institute at Kennedy Krieger, Inc.:
Sturge Weber Syndrome
DNA arrays
brain vessel malformations
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber Syndrome
Sturge-Weber Syndrome
Neurocutaneous Syndromes
Brain Stem Infarctions
Brain Diseases
Brain Infarction
Brain Ischemia
Cardiovascular Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Cerebrovascular Disorders
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms, Vascular Tissue
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Well there goes my favorite flight search website up in smoke. Nothing good ever comes from a rival buying out a site.
I found Kayak to be a useful tool in the past five years, even with a few well known players missing, like Southwest. Now all traffic will be diverted toward what is most profitable for Priceline. The bias has already shown up with sort order and priceline being a default second opinion. The excellent deals like KUL to BKK for $8 on a Luftansa 747 are gone along with wonderful "hacker fares" that delivered you the same address through a "hidden" city at a fraction of published fares.
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this doesn't really affect me, since i generally fly on United exclusively or other *A airlines to maintain elite status. But it does suck for casual travelers.
In my experience booking flights though, i've always found the cheapest fares on the airline's own website, excluding the "hidden fares" they dont tell u what the airline is until after you purchase, but even those are no more than 5% cheaper. I flew about 133,000mi in the past year for those wondering how much flying i did.
" elite status" is getting on your private jet. Not much elite about wasting time groveling around a crappy airport. Lol
when i say elite i mean better service than 99% of the other people that fly :) pre-check helps a ton too
Most of what those sites do just save people the hassle of searching all of the airline sites themselves. I don't think it's that bad to find all of the airlines that serve both your departure and arrival airport and search until you find flights you like but the average traveler isn't an airline dork like me, so maybe some people prefer flying a mystery airline for $20 cheaper.
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The Day in Rumors: Where things stand with R.A. Dickey
Matthew Cerrone, Lead WriterToday, three days in, having talked with insiders and reading too many reports, it's obvious the Mets are clearly open to trading R.A. Dickey.
Payroll is going to go up next season, Jeff Wilpon said today; and, as good as Dickey has been, I don't think Sandy Alderson wants to occupy future budgets with a potentially overpaid, 40-year-old knuckleballer.
The Mets like Dickey, they respect him, they'll take him for a year, especially at $5 million, but they only want him here long term if it's on their terms. It seems that isn't happening, at least not yet, so the goal might be to move him before he throws a pitch in 2013 and is still at peak value.
Alderson told several media outlets today that taking Dickey into 2013 with just a one-year deal is not the club's first choice, but he isn't ruling it out. They could always sign him to an extension, or not, and again look to trade him next summer.
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Alderson told media today that he thinks the situation is close to a resolution, because both sides have a pretty good understanding of where things stand after having so many conversations. In either case, he wants an answer within the next 10 days.
In the meantime, thanks to their work at the MLB Winter Meetings this week, the Mets are sitting on a number of deals for Dickey, according to Newsday's David Lennon.
"The Mets will have legit trade offers to pick over," a source with knowledge of the situation told me yesterday.
The consensus in baseball seems to be that teams in need of pitching, like the Royals, Dodgers, Blue Jays and Rangers, among others, are all sitting still, waiting to see what happens with free-agent Zack Greinke, who reports indicate could make a decision in the next few days.
The Mets have talked to all of these teams in the last week or so. However, I'm hearing today that the Mets continue to be underwhelmed by offers; and in some cases, they are being asked to part with their own top prospects in addition to Dickey.
"Can we make a trade?" Alderson asked rhetorically today, according to CBSSports.com. "Yeah, we can make a trade," he answered.
It's my understanding that the Blue Jays, Angels and Royals are most interested in Dickey. It's also worth noting the Blue Jays have been interested in Jon Niese for more than a year. I also agree with Andy Martino of the Daily News who said the Rangers are worth watching in the event Greinke signs with the Dodgers. And, still, the Rays continue to be Alderson's top competition, as they also have two pitchers to shop and are seeking a similar young hitter, which is why Niese might be Alderson's only way to get an impact bat back in trade.
In the mean time, Terry Collins keeps saying, 'The Mets aren't shopping Dickey,' rumors swirl, the league waits, Alderson talks about options, and the beat goes on…
To read previous updates on Dickey, click here.
In the last 24 hours, reports have linked the Dodgers (MLB.com), D-Backs (Martino), Royals and Blue Jays (Jim Duquette), Rockies (FoxSports) Red Sox (ESPN Boston), Orioles and Nationals (Heyman), and the Rangers and Brewers (Ken Davidoff) as all having some level of interest in Dickey.
Dec. 5, 1:05 pm: Jeff Wilpon told reporters today R.A. Dickey and the Mets are still far apart on the overall value of a possible contract extension, and it's possible they could go into next season with no new agreement.
Dec. 4, 5:10 pm: The Mets are asking for at least two top prospects, including your team's best hitting prospect, and maybe a back-up catcher, in a possible deal for Dickey (Cerrone, MetsBlog.com).
Dec. 4, 4:15 pm: Dickey is looking for a three-year extension that could be worth as much as $45 million, per Jim Bowden, or less than $29 million, per the Daily News.
Dec. 4, 4:00 pm: Alderson said he's met with Dickey's agent in Nashville, but negotiations are ongoing and it remains to be seen if a gap in contract talks can be bridged, which you can read more about here.
Dec. 3, 2:40 pm: Mets GM Sandy Alderson said today he's had preliminary trade talks with other teams about Dickey, who would only be moved "for a difference maker."


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Buzz: Steve Eminger Is Likely Coming Into The Lineup Tomrrow
According to Andrew Gross, it looks like Steve Eminger will enter the Rangers lineup tomorrow.
With Arron Asham being questionable, Stu Bickel was moved up to fourth line right wing at practice today.
John Tortorella has praised Eminger's "jam" in the past.
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Summer may be all about golden glows and sun-kissed skin, but spring calls for a fresh face with a focus on sweetly flushed cheeks. It's the perfect beauty look for a number of reasons, chiefly the fact that a bright, well-blended blush instantly makes you look younger and happier (we swear!). A dab of pretty rouge in vibrant coral or pink also offers an an ideal complement to a vast range of the season's key looks, like floral or tropical prints, pastels, and monochromatic or minimalist dressing. But best of all, everyone can try this trend and make it look amazing, as Emma Watson, Kate Bosworth, and Ginnifer Goodwin demonstrate!
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One of our favorite examples of a cheerful cheek on the runway came from London-based Scottish designer Christopher Kane. At his S/S 12 show, lead makeup artist Lucia Pieroni gave models a naturally flushed look that was optimistic and easy to wear by applying Chantecaille Cheek Shade ($30) in a blend of three shades: Laughter, Joy, and Emotion. Pieroni kept the rest of the makeup light-no mascara, lightly defined brows, and a smidge of dewy pink lipstick-so the focus remained on the sweet cheeks.
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In addition to loving a sweet cheek on the runway, we're also quite enamored with the way some of Hollywood's brightest stars are wearing blush. At a party at the Stella McCartney store in West Hollywood last month, Ginnifer Goodwin went for a blush-centric look, and the results were unquestionably lovely. Makeup artist Mai Quynh applied her foundation and concealer first, then added cream blush- Mark's Just Pinched Instant Blush Tint ($8) in Cheeky-to the apples of Goodwin's cheeks, blending it with a foundation brush. Quynh locked the color in by dusting Goodwin's face with a translucent powder. A creamy blush was also Kate Bosworth's pick for a Mulberry party at Coachella last month. The actress and JewelMint designer chose one of our favorite products for her cheeks: Yves Saint Laurent's Crème de Blush ($38) in 06 Rouge Passion. Of course, you don't even technically need a blush to get this look; makeup artist Amanda Grossman used a lipstick on Emma Watson's cheeks for a pre-BAFTA party earlier this spring. The color of choice: none other than Lancome's Rouge In Love Lipcolor ($25) in Sequence of Love. Grossman used that shade on Watson's lips and then buffed a small amount onto the apples of her cheeks to give her a rosy glow.
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If you're ready to freshen up your face with a sweetly flattering blush, we have a few more suggestions for you. If you have sensitive skin, need a calming product, or simply loved the Christopher Kane look, try Chantecaille's new Poudre de Perle Cheek Color ($58) in Akoya Pearl. The product is a blend of the three cheek colors used at the show, only now it's available in one handy container! Even better: the mineral-based formula is gentle on even the fussiest skin and is the most delightful cotton-candy pink we've seen in ages. Though it looks very vibrant, Kevyn Aucoin Beauty's Creamy Glow ($24) in Liquifuchsia is another wonderful option, as it's actually quite sheer and the bright pink hue is flattering on almost all skin tones. Maybelline also makes a product worth picking up; thanks to its whisper-light formula, the brand's Dream Bouncy Blush ($8) in Fresh Pink is one of our new favorites. And last, but not least, you certainly can go for a traditional powder blush. Bobbi Brown's Neons & Nudes Blush ($24) in Nude Pink is wonderfully natural on the skin, and Nars' Blush ($28) in Desire, which also seems bright at first glance, is quite translucent and layers beautifully. Whatever product you pick, just be sure to leave the rest of your face relatively bare and understated so your sweet cheeks can really stand out!


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Thomas Metthe/Reporter-News People raise their hand in prayer during Love and Care Ministries' 18th annual tent revival on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013.
Thomas Metthe/Reporter-News Elizabeth Smith puts her arms around her mother, Lucille Jenkins, during Love and Care Ministries' 18th annual tent revival on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013.
Thomas Metthe/Reporter-News People pray together during Love and Care Ministries' 18th annual tent revival on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013.
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Joy Lewis/Reporter-News Eternal Threads Volunteer Nancy Baker places Rafia animals into gift bags Wednesday, November 6, 2013 at Eternal Threads. The decorative animals are handmade in Madagascar. Sales at Eternal Threads are fair trade, with the profits supporting women who might otherwise face a life of poverty, gender inequality or human trafficking.
Joy Lewis/Reporter-News Breahna Jordan, left, and Angela McGlothlin organize fair trade items from around the world Thursday, November 6, 2013 at Eternal Threads in preparation for the Global Market sale that will take place Saturday at Highland Church of Christ. The sale will feature handmade decorations, accessories from 13 different countries.
Joy Lewis/Reporter-News Handmade jewelry is for sale in the Eternal Threads Global Market Saturday, November 9, 2013. Profits from Eternal Threads support women in 13 different countries.
Thomas Metthe/Reporter-News Deer hunter Jeremy Reicheneker shows off some of the trophies he's collected from his years of deer hunting. Reicheneker says not only does he keep the heads but also the deer that he and his wife hunt will give them food to eat throughout the following year. photo taken 11/6/13
Thomas Metthe/Reporter-News Brent Stephens, owner of Stephens Processing, checks on a batch of venison sausage cooking in his smokehouse on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 6, 2013. Stephens said the deer sausage is his biggest seller right now.
Thomas Metthe/Reporter-News Venison sausage cooks in the smokehouse of Stephens Processing on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013.
Eric J. Shelton/Reporter-News Wendell Fennell stands next to his 1966 Thunderbird on Wednesday, November 6, 2013. Fennell's classic Thunderbird has won top awards at various car shows.
Eric J. Shelton/Reporter-News Wendell Fennell's 1966 Thunderbird has been restored to closely resemble the original vehicle.
Eric J. Shelton/Reporter-News Wendell Fennell's 1966 Thunderbird has a 390 engine.
Eric J. Shelton/Reporter-News GIbbs Paint and Body's Rick Reuder surveys the damages of a truck that crashed on West Lake Road before towing the vehicle on Wednesday, November 6, 2013. The driver lost control of the vehicle after hitting a speed bump while traveling north on West Lake Road. No major injuries were reported.
Joy Lewis/Reporter-News Ashish and Archana Patel have filled their home with sculptures and furniture from around the world. Their home is designed with a Mediterranean and Tuscan style.
Joy Lewis/Reporter-News The home of Nic and Dina Patel features a tile roof with an expansive outdoor resort area that includes a pool, two-tiered putting green and all-season kitchen.
Joy Lewis/Reporter-News The home of Steve and Joy Ellinger was designed by Steve, an architect, and full of vibrant colored art. They showcase local artwork by Nancy Capra and Emily Jennings.
Joy Lewis/Reporter-News Candice McCray designed the banquette for her kitchen, along with painting the island herself. She takes on most of the home projects, making each room in her home a personal space full of unique decorations she has collected from traveling. "Everywhere you look there are little treasures from all over the world," McCray said.
Joy Lewis/Reporter-News Mark Maberry's wine collection is kept company by a Christmas reindeer. Maberry keeps a variety of paintings in his home including one by Pablo Picasso.


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You forgot the trow which is similar to a drow but stays under the earth with extremely sharp claws and is weakened when it steps on stone.
You also forgot about the slayer class which goes around killing everything with anything it can kill stuff with.
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This isn't one of the most popular zombie games out there, in fact we just found it recently - but this one sure is a lot of fun.
Iksars are my favorite race... Pretty much any lizard like race. As for class I really like psychics.
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Each lesson or activity in this toolkit is related to NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). The toolkit is designed so that each lesson can be done independently, or combined and taught in a sequence. The Teacher Implementation Guide provides... (View More) recommendations for combining the lessons into three main strands: 1) Lunar Exploration. These lessons provide a basic introduction to Moon exploration. Note that this strand is also appropriate for use in social studies classes. 2) Mapping the Moon. These lessons provide a more in-depth understanding of Moon exploration through the use of scientific data and student inquiry. The lessons also include many connections to Earth science and geology. 3) Tools of Investigation. These higher-level lessons examine the role of technology, engineering and physics in collecting and analyzing data. (View Less)
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This is an activity about spacecraft design. Teams of learners will model how scientists and engineers design and build spacecraft to collect, store, and transmit data to earth. Teams will design a system to store and transmit topographic data of... (View More) the Moon and then analyze that data and compare it to data collected by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter . (View Less)
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In this kinesthetic activity, students will demonstrate how two spacecraft are able to document a space weather event across the Van Allen radiation belts better than one spacecraft can. Students will graph the data collected by one spacecraft and... (View More) by two spacecraft during a space weather event; compare and contrast the graphical data from one spacecraft and from two spacecraft collected during a space weather event; and explain that space weather events can change from time-to-time and place-to-place across the Van Allen radiation belts, which is why it is helpful to observe them from two spacecraft simultaneously. Includes background science information, student handouts and data collection sheets, teacher answer key, and suggested extensions and adaptations for students with vision or hearing impairments. (View Less)
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In this problem-based learning activity, students assume the role of a sailboat captain, and analyze seasonal wind speed data to determine the best time to schedule sailing trips as well as other water sports. The lesson includes step-by-step... (View More) instructions for use of the MY NASA DATA Live Access Server (LAS), guiding students through selection of a data set from a location of their choice, importing the data into a spreadsheet, creating graphs, and analyzing data plots. The lesson provides detailed procedures, related links and sample graphs, follow-up questions, extensions, and teacher notes. Designed for student use, MY NASA DATA LAS samples micro datasets from large scientific data archives, and provides structured investigations engaging students in exploration of real data to answer real world questions. (View Less)
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This is an activity about spacecraft radio communications. Learners will explore spacecraft radio communications concepts, including the speed of light and the time-delay for signals sent to and from spacecraft. Learners measure the time it takes... (View More) for a radio signal to travel to a spacecraft using the speed of light, demonstrate the delay in radio communication signals to and from a spacecraft, and devise unique solutions to the radio-signal-delay problem. In an extension, learners are asked to calculate the distance the spacecraft traveled. All NASA spacecraft missions have a telecommunications system and use radio waves to transmit signals. The context for this activity is sending a command to the New Horizons spacecraft telling it to take a picture of Pluto. Includes teacher background, adaptations, and student data sheets. (View Less)
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This is an activity about mission planning. Learners will use the roles of a navigation team, spacecraft, comet, Earth, and Sun to simulate how mission planners design a spacecraft/comet rendezvous. This activity requires at least four active... (View More) participants and a large open space. Includes mathematics extensions. (View Less)
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Palm Bay police suspect a driver suffered a medical issue, leading him to crash into three vehicles and kill one person Wednesday morning.
The wreck occurred at Palm Bay Road and Babcock Street about 10 a.m.
Police spokeswoman Yvonne Martinez said a Ford F-250 went out of control while driving west on Palm Bay Road just west of the intersection. The truck hit several vehicles and crossed into eastbound lanes before it hit a Dodge Intrepid headed west, Local 6 News partner Florida Today reported.
The Dodge rolled into a ditch on the north side of the road and the driver was killed, police said.
The driver of the truck was taken to a hospital for evaluation. Westbound lanes of Palm Bay Road remain closed.
Laurie Taylor was driving through the area when she heard the wreck.
"Oh my God, it sounded like an explosion -- boom, boom, boom,"she said.
She leaned against the hood of her Lexus outside a Staples store and watched as a tow truck pulled the smashed vehicle from the ditch.
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Lamar Odom purchased $16K of cocaine in February, says alleged drug dealer
Congrats dude. He spent my whole student scholarship + part-time job salary within a month ON DRUGS. Awesome life.
Lamar Odom purchased $16K of cocaine in February, says alleged drug dealer
Congrats dude. He spent my whole student scholarship + part-time job salary within a month ON DRUGS. Awesome life.
Wow, quite a few judgmental folks in here huh.
I feel honored to be in the presence of such perfection, perfection that can play judge and jury over peoples lives.
Do we feel that because some people don't make a mistake, another who does cannot be forgiven, and further to that, shouldn't be helped or have any type of compassion shown?
What a misfortune to have such a closed minded and viewpoint, there is nothing tough, or strong, or honorable in having a lack of compassion, or for refusing other to have failures in life.
Report: Lamar Odom checked into rehab facility http://t.co/V52BSOonFt— Kurt Helin (@basketballtalk) September 5, 2013
I really hope this guy can get it sorted, get the hell outta that Circus he married into, and get back to doing what he loves. He's had a rough go and its sad that he made the mistakes he has.
All support to Odom, I wish him well!
Apparently he never checked himself into Rehab... he's back on the run...
Honestly, I don't get the feeling this guy even wants to help himself.TMZ wrote:
And that's the first step in any of this. He has to WANT to change.
If one has never experienced or witnessed it in their real life it can easily seem so close to insanity that people think it must actually be stupidity. In fact while you are witnessing it it seems like near insanity. Watching someone lose their job, their money, their girlfriend(s), and distancing themselves from their family while absolutely not being able to comprehend that its their own actions doing it (either blaming someone or something else for events each and every time - even their own 8 year old child!) is just crazy.
Then you watch them stop drinking - get a new job, get a new girl, have money again and watch them repair their relationships and then bam! Cycle starts over in the exact same way it did before
it's my true belief that in order for any kind of change to actually have any lasting effect, a person needs to reach a certain level of catharsis.. you need release, and realize that at some point you decided to chase after something unattainable, whatever that may be, and you haven't accepted that it is in fact unattainable... and all you've been doing is digging a deeper and deeper hole for yourself
once you can purge yourself of whatever bullshit you've piled up on your soul, realize whatever the fuck you've been chasing is a load of horse shit... and being where you are, who you are, at this very moment, is a totally fuckin awesome thing.. then you're at a place where you can say "oh ya, I don't need booze(or drugs).. i'm totally good"
or at least that's the reason I haven't stepped foot into a strip club in 2 months
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Kenosha, WI -- The Beloit College Indoor Track & Field team had several good performances at the UW-Parkside Classic on Saturday, with the Women's team finishing third and the Men's tenth.
Felicia Carlson kept up her early-season run, winning the 55m, 200m and Long Jump to pace the Bucs, breaking the school record in the 200m with a :26.24. She topped the record of :26.40 set by Shanishka Bain in 2004.
Nadia Hecker-O'Brien was second in the 400m; Matt Floyd was second in the Pole Vault; and Rachel Monroe second in the Triple Jump.
Also scoring points for Beloit were Sudan Garner, third in the 400m; Margaret Cress, fourth in the 1000m; CJ Cochron, fourth in the 400m; Lukeson Versulien, fourth in the 200m; Anna Wenzel, sixth in the 3000m; Karly Clippinger, sixth in the 55m Hurdles and eighth in the High Jump; Erika Moen, sixth in the Weight Throw; Joseph Skurski, seventh in the 3000m; Sara DeLong, seventh in the Mile; Alex Hinck, seventh in the 600m; George Gray, seventh in the High Jump and eighth in the 1000m; and Myles Schneider, seventh in the Shot Put.
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The African World Heritage Fund (AWHF) strives towards the effective conservation and protection of Africa's natural and cultural heritage. AWHF is for African Union (AU) member states that signed the 1972 UNESCO World Heritage Convention in support of these goals. The AWHF is the first regional funding initiative within the framework of the UNESCO World Heritage Convention.
The AWHF was launched in May 2006 under South African Trust Law in order to provide finance and technical support for the effective conservation and protection of Africa's natural and cultural heritage of outstanding universal value. The fund was established as a result of work undertaken by African member states of UNESCO with the objective of developing an ongoing strategy to deal with the challenges that most African countries have in implementing the World Heritage Convention.
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AWHF pursues the identification and preparation of African sites towards inscription on the World Heritage List; the conservation and management of sites already inscribed on the World Heritage List; the rehabilitation of sites inscribed on the List of World Heritage in Danger and the training of heritage experts and site managers. Through effective and sustainable management, Africa's world heritage sites will be catalysts in transforming Africa's image and act as a vehicle to stimulate economic growth and infrastructure development.
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Nina wants to reinvent the pharmaceutical industry.
A former psychologist and art therapist, Nina has spent the last several years doing research for major pharmaceutical companies … and knows from the inside just how much change is needed.
"The industry is disintegrating," she said. "Everything's changed in the last few years, from the way people buy drugs to the way insurance offers fewer benefits. Pharma companies developed their systems in an old, labor intensive way, very costly: if you poke around that system you quickly run into a lot of unsustainable business practices, and they are desperate for new, more sustainable, models. They need to innovate if they're going to survive – and it's enormously complex."
There's opportunity here, both to advance professionally and to make the world a better place. But she wasn't ready.
"I love learning: I'm always looking for the next challenge," she said. "But I've been a researcher for a long time, and I felt like I wasn't getting very much mentorship. I was feeling restless and needing new skills and not being able to find the mentors I needed."
So she decided to expand her education. "Education has always been my way up in the corporate world." But she didn't want to leave her job: she couldn't afford to, and it would be counter-productive to leave a good job in the field she wants to change.
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The Alien – capital T, capital A "Alien" – has been the Mickey Mouse of sci-fi horror for over 30 years now. That's because there wasn't really a recognized hybrid genre of "Sci-Fi Horror" before screenwriter Dan O'Bannon and his partner Ronald Shusett conceived a version of O'Bannon's early sci-fi comedy Dark Star (directed by John Carpenter) in which the goofy beach ball-looking alien would be a terrifying monster and another crew of astronauts would be stuck in the black void of the cosmos with nowhere to run. The famous tagline "In Space No One Can Hear You Scream" said it all. Selling the audience on both a realistic spaceship and a seemingly real, unprecedentedly bizarre looking space monster helped change the standards by which space movies were judged. The same can be said of Star Wars, which similarly combined a lot of endearing features from an escapist fantasy genre and portrayed their spaceships and aliens so vividly with state-of-the-art special effects that all around the world, the mainstream was reintroduced to those charms as adults.
The fun hypothetical question to ask of both films is, what if the sequels and multi-media franchise empires had never followed? Just one self-contained Star Wars adventure and one Alien? The impact on the rest of the movie business actually would have remained much the same. Mickey Mouse would have remained in the dark shadows of our imagination, that's for certain. The most prominent features of Ridley Scott's original film, compared to the later sequels of James Cameron, David Fincher et all, are the slow pace of the story and the way the alien is shown as little as possible. This was not a case of the effects being unconvincing and necessitating minimal view as with the shark in Jaws, but simply Scott's preference as the director. He did not consider himself a horror film maker after all, and under the harsh light of a horror movie fan's experience, the film really ceases to be suspenseful or scary after the first viewing lets you know when the monster is going to suddenly emerge. Coupled with loud noises on the soundtrack when said jack-in-the-box "jump" moments occur, the overall effect of Alien on the horror end of the equation is ultimately rather lacking. No wonder the sequels barely bothered trying to be scary after people had seen the Alien in full view by the end of Scott's movie – a view which practically reveals the zipper running up it's back. Whoops. So close.
The residual strength of Alien is ultimately in the science fiction department. While unmistakably drawn from the late 1970s, the film's cast of characters live and work in their spaceship as if they were born there. Their descent onto the alien planet and discovery of an alien ship containing alien eggs is a masterpiece of wonder in the face of the unknown, a creation of mood helped by Jerry Goldsmith's awe inspiring score. The methodical arguments between Sigourney Weaver, Ian Holm and Tom Skerritt over what actions to take grounds all the fantastic elements down to a practical level and makes the future seem all the more real. Culminating in the unforgettable sight of the mysterious alien "facehugger" wrapped around one of the astronauts, the first act of Alien is as engrossing and impressive an introduction to a possible future as Kubrick's 2001.
Being a big studio, high profile, new post-Star Wars Summer blockbuster event picture, Alien contained a massive amount of gloss and polish which not every "Sci-Fi Horror" film produced in its wake could compete with when trying the experience. These Alien influenced horror films could, however, afford to imitate the most talked-about grossout moment of the movie: the infamous "Chestburster" scene where a penile hand puppet with teeth explodes out of John Hurt's belly. Thus in the immediate wake of that infamous demise came a whole spate of fake heads and torsos being busted open from within by ugly sock puppets. Probably the worst among these is Alien 2: On Earth.
Alien 2: On Earth exists in the company of many other Italian knockoffs and unofficial sequels to American genre movies, such as 1983's Escape From New York cash-in 2019: After the Fall of New York, previously featured on this very podcast. But where 2019 had some resources behind the production and ideas to add to the initial premise stolen from John Carpenter, Alien 2: On Earth appears to have been made for a handful of lira and adds absolutely nothing creative as a fake sequel to Alien. Following a team of modern day geologists on a doomed excursion into some Californian caves, the film does include blobby alien hatchlings which cling to and burst out of faces, but nothing else which could be confused for the original. The sole defense you could make of this film is that its producers did what fans of the real Alien movies waited decades to see – the aliens "on Earth" – but the incompetence of the filmmakers on every level makes any viewing an endurance test of pain.
Only sheer obscurity has kept 20th Century Fox from suing over the title, even after the recent Blu-Ray release by Midnight Legacy – who, like the film's creators, are probably banking on the title and not the abominable film itself.


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Christmas tunes will be presented in shiny, bright brass instruments during the "Christmas in Brass" concert at 7 p.m. Dec. 21 at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.An 11-piece brass ensemble, made up of musicians from the Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra, Los Alamos Big Band, Santa Fe community orchestra and other groups, will present the free concert.Jerry Morzinski, one of the performers, said the concert has been presented for six years.He said he has presented the concert with low brass instruments, tubas and euphoniums. This year, Morzinski said, flugelhorns and trumpets have been added.The additional instruments have been added "just for a little variety," he said. "(It) gives a little more flexibility because there's more voicing."Secular and sacred tunes will be featured in the concert program."I like the music," Morzinski said, "and I like this time of year and I think people like this type of music, too."He added, "There's a little bit of nostalgia; most of us grew up with (this music) and I just want to keep doing it." Performing these pieces with brass instruments "is especially appropriate at Christmas time because it has that joyful sound," Morzinski said.
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The Ride for Roswell, which raises money for research at Roswell Park Cancer Institute gets underway tonight with the opening ceremony at UB Stadium in Amherst. Thousands will take part in the ride on Saturday.
2 On Your Side is a proud sponsor of this event and Adam Benigni will serve as emcee.
The Ride started in 1996. As it has since the beginning, The Ride will start and finish on the North Campus of the University at Buffalo in Amherst. It takes place against the sparkling blue backdrop of 60-acre Lake LaSalle and the white marble columns of the Greek-style amphitheater at UB's Baird Point. It's a beautiful spot for a bike ride and party.


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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate reporter
A heated debate between the East Carbon City Mayor, police chief and a resident that took place over two weeks ago was back up for discussion at the East Carbon City council meeting Tuesday night.
City Attorney Jeremy Humes reported back to the city council about his research regarding a complaint by a resident about East Carbon Police Chief Sam Leonard.
Wayne Sprague, an East Carbon resident, requested to the city council at a meeting on Oct. 12 that Leonard be put on administrative leave pending an investigation into an alleged confrontation the two had.
Sprague presented council members with a letter describing the alleged confrontation which included verbal threats and vulgar language which he says Leonard used on that day. Leonard was accompanying another resident to keep the peace on a visit to Sprague's property to pick up a truck.
During the meeting, the interactions between all three became heated. Sprague claimed that Leonard used profanity, intimidation, threats and was violating his constitutional and civil rights during their interaction on the day Leonard visited his property.
The back and forth exchange between all three men, lasted for 44 minutes. At one point Leonard was questioned about what officer would be on duty the following morning, but said he couldn't do anything because of Sprague's request for him going on administrative leave pending an investigation.
"I apologize for not being better prepared because I planned to bring a cheese platter to go along with all his whining," Leonard said. He then handed Sprague a piece of paper with phone numbers of the ACLU of Utah, Utah Police Academy and the Utah Attorney General's Office, telling Sprague if there was a problem to call them with his concerns.
After researching the issue, Humes said he found no criminal conduct occurred and no specific civil rights were violated. Humes said that it is up to Mayor Orlando LaFontaine if any action is to be taken on the issue. Any action taken by LaFontaine could range from doing nothing to a possible reprimand for breach of professionalism or possible expulsion. Any requests by the mayor would then be brought before the city council for a vote.


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Akhilesh Yadav Launches Free Laptop Scheme For Students
Excited students from a city college after receiving free Laptops on... Fotografia de notíciasCidade,Computador Portátil,Educação,Eufórico,Horizontal,Lucknow,Pessoa a Estudar,Política,Receber,Tecnologia,Tecnologia sem Fios,Uttar Pradesh,ÍndiaPhotographer Hindustan TimesCollection: Hindustan Times 2013 Hindustan TimesLUCKNOW, INDIA - MARCH 11: Excited students from a city college after receiving free Laptops on March 11, 2013 in Lucknow, India. Akhilesh Yadav launched the free laptop scheme for intermediate pass students as promised in the manifesto during Assembly elections last year. (Photo by Deepak Gupta/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)


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The Bike MS Sam's Club: Round-Up ride is a 2 day fundraising cycling event. The ride is a 163 mile journey from Plano to Texas Motor Speedway on to the finish in Ft. Worth's Sundance Square. The ride begins Saturday morning at MedAssets in Plano. Riders will travel through historic cities such as Prosper, Aubrey, Pilot Point, Sanger, Ponder and end at Texas Motor Speedway. Day 2 begins with a unique opportunity to take a lap on the actual speedway before beginning the last half of this Bike MS experience.
2015 will mark the fourth year of our Bike MS Jr. Ride. Kids between 5-14 years old can participate. This is exclusively for junior riders on Saturday, May 2, 2015 at the Texas Motor Speedway Lil' Track. Kids will enjoy a shorter and safer vehicle free course while learning civic responsibility through fundraising for a good cause.
There will be multiple ROUTE OPTIONS that cater to all levels of cyclists.