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Hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) is a condition in which your thyroid gland doesn't produce enough of certain important hormones.
Women, especially those older than age 60, are more likely to have hypothyroidism. Hypothyroidism upsets the normal balance of chemical reactions in your body. It seldom causes symptoms in the early stages, but, over time, untreated hypothyroidism can cause a number of health problems, such as obesity, joint pain, infertility and heart disease.
The good news is that accurate thyroid function tests are available to diagnose hypothyroidism, and treatment of hypothyroidism with synthetic thyroid hormone is usually simple, safe and effective once you and your doctor find the right dose for you.
The signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism vary, depending on the severity of the hormone deficiency. But in general, any problems you have tend to develop slowly, often over a number of years.
At first, you may barely notice the symptoms of hypothyroidism, such as fatigue and weight gain, or you may simply attribute them to getting older. But as your metabolism continues to slow, you may develop more obvious signs and symptoms. Hypothyroidism signs and symptom may include:
When hypothyroidism isn't treated, signs and symptoms can gradually become more severe. Constant stimulation of your thyroid gland to release more hormones may lead to an enlarged thyroid (goiter). In addition, you may become more forgetful, your thought processes may slow, or you may feel depressed.
Advanced hypothyroidism, known as myxedema, is rare, but when it occurs it can be life-threatening. Signs and symptoms include low blood pressure, decreased breathing, decreased body temperature, unresponsiveness and even coma. In extreme cases, myxedema can be fatal.
Although hypothyroidism most often affects middle-aged and older women, anyone can develop the condition, including infants. Initially, babies born without a thyroid gland or with a gland that doesn't work properly may have few signs and symptoms. When newborns do have problems with hypothyroidism, they may include:
As the disease progresses, infants are likely to have trouble feeding and may fail to grow and develop normally. They may also have:
When hypothyroidism in infants isn't treated, even mild cases can lead to severe physical and mental retardation.
In general, children and teens who develop hypothyroidism have the same signs and symptoms as adults do, but they may also experience:
See your doctor if you're feeling tired for no reason or have any of the other signs or symptoms of hypothyroidism, such as dry skin, a pale, puffy face, constipation or a hoarse voice.
You'll also need to see your doctor for periodic testing of your thyroid function if you've had previous thyroid surgery; treatment with radioactive iodine or anti-thyroid medications; or radiation therapy to your head, neck or upper chest. However, it may take years or even decades before any of these therapies or procedures result in hypothyroidism.
If you have high blood cholesterol, talk to your doctor about whether hypothyroidism may be a cause. And if you're receiving hormone therapy for hypothyroidism, schedule follow-up visits as often as your doctor recommends. Initially, it's important to make sure you're receiving the correct dose of medicine. And over time, the dose you need may change.
When your thyroid doesn't produce enough hormones, the balance of chemical reactions in your body can be upset. There can be a number of causes, including autoimmune disease, treatment for hyperthyroidism, radiation therapy, thyroid surgery and certain medications.
Your thyroid is a small, butterfly-shaped gland situated at the base of the front of your neck, just below your Adam's apple. Hormones produced by the thyroid gland — triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4) — have an enormous impact on your health, affecting all aspects of your metabolism. They maintain the rate at which your body uses fats and carbohydrates, help control your body temperature, influence your heart rate, and help regulate the production of proteins.
Hypothyroidism results when the thyroid gland fails to produce enough hormones. Hypothyroidism may be due to a number of factors, including:
Less often, hypothyroidism may result from one of the following:
Although anyone can develop hypothyroidism, you're at an increased risk if you:
Untreated hypothyroidism can lead to a number of health problems:
You'll likely start by seeing your family doctor or a general practitioner. In some cases, you may be referred to a doctor who specializes in the body's hormone-secreting glands (endocrinologist).
Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment and know what to expect from your doctor.
Preparing a list of questions will help you make the most of your time with your doctor. For hypothyroidism, some basic questions to ask include:
Don't hesitate to ask any other relevant questions you have.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions, including:
Because hypothyroidism is more prevalent in older women, some doctors recommend that older women be screened for the disorder during routine annual physical examinations. Some doctors also recommend that pregnant women or women thinking about becoming pregnant be tested for hypothyroidism.
In general, your doctor may test for an underactive thyroid if you're feeling increasingly tired, have dry skin, constipation and weight gain, or have had previous thyroid problems or goiter.
Diagnosis of hypothyroidism is based on your symptoms and the results of blood tests that measure the level of TSH and sometimes the level of the thyroid hormone thyroxine. A low level of thyroxine and high level of TSH indicate an underactive thyroid. That's because your pituitary produces more TSH in an effort to stimulate your thyroid gland into producing more thyroid hormone.
In the past, doctors weren't able to detect hypothyroidism until symptoms were fairly advanced. But by using the sensitive TSH test, doctors are able to diagnose thyroid disorders much earlier — often before you experience symptoms. Because the TSH test is the best screening test, your doctor will likely check TSH first and follow with a thyroid hormone test if needed. TSH tests also play an important role in managing hypothyroidism. They help your doctor determine the right dosage of medication, both initially and over time.
In addition, TSH tests are used to help diagnose a condition called subclinical hypothyroidism, which usually causes no outward signs or symptoms. In this condition, you have normal blood levels of triiodothyronine and thyroxine, but higher than normal levels of TSH.
Standard treatment for hypothyroidism involves daily use of the synthetic thyroid hormone levothyroxine (Levothroid, Synthroid, others). This oral medication restores adequate hormone levels, reversing the signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism.
One to two weeks after starting treatment, you'll notice that you're feeling less fatigued. The medication also gradually lowers cholesterol levels elevated by the disease and may reverse any weight gain. Treatment with levothyroxine is usually lifelong, but because the dosage you need may change, your doctor is likely to check your TSH level every year.
To determine the right dosage of levothyroxine initially, your doctor generally checks your level of TSH after two to three months. Excessive amounts of the hormone can cause side effects, such as:
If you have coronary artery disease or severe hypothyroidism, your doctor may start treatment with a smaller amount of medication and gradually increase the dosage. Progressive hormone replacement allows your heart to adjust to the increase in metabolism.
Levothyroxine causes virtually no side effects when used in the appropriate dose and is relatively inexpensive. If you change brands, let your doctor know to ensure you're still receiving the right dosage. Also, don't skip doses or stop taking the drug because you're feeling better. If you do, the symptoms of hypothyroidism will gradually return.
Certain medications, supplements and even some foods may affect your ability to absorb levothyroxine. Talk to your doctor if you eat large amounts of soy products or a high-fiber diet or you take other medications, such as:
If you have subclinical hypothyroidism, discuss treatment with your doctor. For a relatively mild increase in TSH, you probably won't benefit from thyroid hormone therapy, and treatment could even be harmful. On the other hand, for a higher TSH level, thyroid hormones may improve your cholesterol level, the pumping ability of your heart and your energy level.
Although most doctors recommend synthetic thyroxine, natural extracts containing thyroid hormone derived from the thyroid glands of pigs are available. These products contain both thyroxine and triiodothyronine. Synthetic thyroid medications contain thyroxine only, and the triiodothyronine your body needs is derived from the thyroxine.
Extracts are available by prescription only and shouldn't be confused with the glandular concentrates sold in natural foods stores. These products aren't regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, and their potency and purity isn't guaranteed.
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Everything online is moving to ad-models. Quake Live missed the boat and will die because of it.
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According to the last part you said, you seem to think that because id's ad-only source of revenue failed, that therefore they should just die. They had to make tough decisions that are always going to be met with disdain. Some people (Not referring to you) need to just learn to accept that things change when other things fail)
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Magnificent animation piece created by the director's original, hand-work method. Based on the paintings of Michael Vrubel, this cinematographic narration is intertwined with poetical digressions from "Demon" by Michael Lermontov and conveys the atmosphere of early 20th-century Russian romanticism.
Irina Evteeva was born in St. Petersburg, Russia. In 1980 she graduated from the film department of Leningrad State Institute of Cinema, and in 1989 completed a postgraduate course at Leningrad State Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinema. In 1990 she earned a PhD after completing her dissertation, "The Process of Genre Formation in Soviet Animation of the 1960s to 1980s." She is a senior scholar at the Russian Institute of History of the Arts, professor of Cinema and Photographic Arts of Saint-Petersburg State University of Cinema, and a director at Lenfilm Studios.
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Filmography: 1991: Horse, Violin and Slightly Nervous 1995: Elixir 2002: Clown 2003: Petersburg 2004: Demon
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old fashioned, I like it
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すごいビジュアル!! でも、話よくわからんし。
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it did not move me
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Not quite my cup of tea.
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2005-06-16 21:16:04
I found this short quite hard to follow, and felt it lasted longer than necessary. It looked nice, and was shot well but I wasn't taken I'm afraid.
2005-06-15 16:42:17
I always admire movies successfully telling stories in indirect methods (via structures, combinations of details, etc.) After watching this piece, I got a very profound message the creator of this movie infused in the piece. Very well-calculated piles of details. 5 stars.
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The Surprise Saguaros, the team that Mets farmhands are playing on this year in the Arizona Fall League, have only three games remaining. The Saguaros are one half game out of first, in the AFL West, behind the Peoria Javelinas if you're looking for a little mid-November pennant chase.
While the AFL has a reputation as a crazy league for offense, it has not played that way this year with a collective batting line of .270/.351/.400 and 5.3 runs per game scored per team. AFL pitchers own a 4.55 ERA with a K/BB of 2 (1365 K/691 BB) in 1544.1 innings.
– CF Darrell Ceciliani has hit .258/.342/.348 in 66 AB over 18 games with four extra-base hits, nine walks and 13 strikeouts. Ces
– Cesar Puello has played both centerfield and rightfield and hit .250/.367/.267 with just one extra-base hit – a triple in 76 AB over 20 games. His on-base percentage has been sustained by seven hit-by-pitches to go along with his seven walks and 25 strikeouts. With four walks in his last six games, and all seven of his walks in his last 12 games, maybe the 21-year old is starting to become more patient at the plate. For his very brief AFL tenure, his 7.8% walk rate would be his in any domestic US league beginning with his Gulf Coast campaign four years ago. Now, he just needs to add some power in to go along with the walks. Actually, I think some of these walks will help arrest a slide down the rankings for Puello.
– In eight games, Danny Muno has hit .231/.394/.308 with two doubles, six walks and seven strikeouts. On the plus side, he's walked a bunch. On the down side, it's all he's done. In the middle, it's eight games. So there.
– Dustin Lawley has mostly played third, and hit .268/.286/.439 in 10 games with one walk and nine strikeouts to go along with four doubles and a homer. The 23-year old is a nice organizational player who can handle third base or left field, or center in a pinch, but I don't see a big future for him as he'll start 2013 as a 24-year old in advanced-A.


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CARTHAGE The community is gearing up for the annual CROP Walk, set for Oct. 20.
The Christian Rural Overseas Program hunger walks, sponsored by Church World Services, aid people in need worldwide.
A poster contest, open to students in Jefferson County, will be held for the first time this year. An announcement says the contest is to raise awareness about hunger and poverty by encouraging local students to think through these issues while creating poster contest entries. Posters must relate to the CROP Hunger Walk and must contain the words Carthage Area CROP Hunger Walk or Ending Hunger One Step at a Time: CROP Hunger Walk. Entries may be dropped off at Carthage Free Library, 412 Budd St.; the Village Ecumenical Ministries Food Pantry, 452 S. Washington St.; or Sally Ploof Hunter Memorial Library, 101 Public Works Drive, Black River.
The judging will be Oct. 16. The winner will receive a gift certificate from Stefanos Restaurant and will have his or her poster displayed as the Carthage CROP Walk 2013 Poster. The second-place poster will win a McDonalds gift certificate, and a Dunkin Donuts gift certificate will be given for third place. For more information, log onto www.crophungerwalk.org.
Amber Hunt is the coordinator for the Carthage walk. She said she represented her church, the Second United Methodist Church of Champion, as a walker for of years before being asked to coordinate the walk with Kimily A. Cummings.
I think it is important because I think sometimes we take for granted that we are going to have food on our plates, a roof over our head, and fresh water to drink, Ms. Hunt said. There are people in our own community that worry about not what they are going to have for dinner, but if they have dinner.
The Carthage walk begins with registration at 1 p.m. at the First Church of the Nazarene, 960 State St. The walk starts at 2 p.m. from the church going west, continues across the bridge and down Bridge Street to McDonalds, then loops back to the church.
Funds raised through pledges support the ministry of Church World Service to aid in hunger-fighting efforts worldwide; 25 percent remains in the area. In addition to money, canned food or nonperishable items will be collected along the walk route to be donated to the Carthage food pantry. Walkers who cannot collect pledges are asked to bring food donations. Churches along the route also have been asked to leave out nonperishable and canned foods that walkers will collect using grocery carts borrowed from Price Chopper.
Several CROP Walks are set Sunday:
nWatertown: Registration begins at 1:30 p.m. at Stone Presbyterian Church, 140 Chestnut St., and the walk begins at 2 p.m., with various-length routes available. Contact the Rev. Leon I. VanWie, 782-3240, firstname.lastname@example.com.
nCape Vincent: United Church, 260 E. Broadway, starting at 2 p.m. Contact Marilyn Peters at firstname.lastname@example.com.
n Alexandria Bay: Registration begins at 1 p.m. and the walk at 2 p.m. from the Reformed Church of the Thousand Isles, 54 Church St. Contact Kristy Umstead, 482-9976 or 482-9426 (church); email@example.com.
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Most people on here do some sort of animation, or model making. But I thought it would be kinda fun to see what other stuff people like to do.
I'll start. When I am not animating I am probably doing one of either two things, first is playing with trains. Yep, I am a model train person, I love little miniatures and things, and that goes long with it. I have 2 HO scale locomotives, on a 5x8 foot board. complete with a station, mountain tunnel, forest, bears, and of course beavers.
which takes us right into my second major interest, nature watching, especially wetlands, I can spend hours sitting on the bank of a creek watching animals, My favorite things are the beavers, muskrats, and turtles I also love birds of prey, hawks, falcons osprey, vultures, etc.
Not normal interests, for **teen year old boys, but I love both of them.
I Like to draw and also play on computers I also like puppets
I am an artist and I collect LEGO. I am a Star Wars fanatic. I am a HUGE audiophile (look up the meaning of that if you don't know what it means ). Besides animation, I am know throughout my city for the movies I create. I like Albert Einstein and his work, so I have 3 posters of him in my room. My athletic skills are very poor..... the worst sports player in my class. I still try. I am the fastest though, and enjoy track and field aIot. I stink at sports but in the academics field I succeed. I like much more..... I just don't really am feeling like writing a whole page at this moment.
I am passionate about drama,love to draw, love playing sims 2, lovce spending time with my guinea pig, and go on here when i should be doing homework...like noe...I gotta go!
I love listening to music, watching football (not playing), drawing, reading books, photography, eating, watching anime, reading manga and running. Also I like shouting. :L
I like: Queen, rocking out, Shakespeare (Hamlet, Romeo & Juliet), drawing manga, skiving PE lessons, watching Shane Dawson videos on YouTube, reading books that have been banned somewhere or another and generally having the most awesome and fun time possible.
I enjoy modeling and designing sets. I also like playing with my little sister and going PEW PEW PEW with my thumbs.
Im a Guitarist and I draw alot
First of all I write my own scifi stories, I am also in to video games.
I love painting and listening music.. When I am stressed I love to listen muisc
I really love good music, not just the stuff that's really catchy and is forgetton within a month (charts, no offence chart-liking people, but i really don't like most of the popular stuff) but stuff that takes time for you to really love it. My favorite musician has to be Imogen Heap, she is a real musician and also really connects with her fans. I've been to 2 of her live shows. Other artists I like include Florence and the machine, IAMX and Regina Spektor.
I love cats but we don't actually own any because I am allergic to them. I still make a big fuss of the neighbor's cats though! I am a real animal person! I have only ever owned fish, 2 gerbils and we currently own 2 hamsters named Oscar and Charlie. They are sweeties!
I play the bassoon working at grade 6 standard, and just gave up the piano at grade 6 standard. I attend a county wind band once a term that I enjoy very much! It's lovely mixing people similar to you, as most of my friends have never played instruments.
The subjects I take include maths, physics, chemistry and biology which I am starting to find rather difficult and need to re-motivate myself and raise my confidence.
This year I have been working on a project where I take a photo every day and at the end I will post them all into a ring binder, and it's really nice because I can look back to any day of the year and instantly remember what I did that day because I remember taking that photo! My photo diary!
That sums up the main bits of what I do, I would say my hobby is animation, as that is what I would classify as my main hobby, but all of the other things are just as much a part of me as my hobby of animation
i draw and collect any comics (Wolverine & Deadepool, The Simpsons, Batman, Deadpool, The Astonishing Spiderman and alot more) and i collect action figures
Okay so I love to draw, sketch, paint, sculpt, make miniature rooms with items inside, and make animation movies (currently working on the evolution of man). But I also love to swim and am on my school's varsity swim team (pretty hard being one of four freshmen on that team). I also love skiing, scuba diving, snorkeling, snowboarding (sometimes), cliff jumping, rock climbing, driving boats, sailing, and photography.
I like building snowmen and making gingerbread houses! HMM... I like to collect teen vouge magazines being obsessed with fashion, shopping, reading fantasy books, harry potter, spongebob, and I LOVE mr. g from summer heights high.
I like the bands vampire weekend, born ruffians, muse, the killers, and duh my fellow school mate lady gaga!!!!
I also love acting and currently doing the crucible at school (real intense, and I fell on my face.... ugh) and I am in my school chorus which is always fun. Oh and I like Canada and chocolate. I am allergic to the cold, (its real), cats, horses (deathly), and possibly wheat and dairy.
l like working on my dad's car with him. it is a classic ford gran torino.
play with my dog
ps i tot her how to sit a the table like shes playing poker or eating dinner
i also like inventing!
now here is the car from burn notice. i love cars.
i play football , volley ball !! and sometimes i go to the gym every week twice !!! and also i practise hip-hop !_!
I like animating
I am either out with mates or Freebie Hunting. For getting freebies I use a site called FreebieJeebies ( http://apple.freebiejeebies.co.uk/336182 ) Its one of those sites which you think are fake but once you start using them, you realise they are 100% legitimate. I did get a free ipod shuffle...
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I like to write my own scifi, listen to music and radio programs. Old movies and cartoons.
Well it's been a LONG time since i've looked at general chat- love the idea of this thread.
Well i suppose beside animation ( which has taken a back burner to my studies unfortauntly! ) I have interests in:
Film and Photography- LOVE IT- take them both as subjects at school ( the only reason i bother going in the end), I love the whole process of planning, filming and editing it all together and then watching it back ( naturally) and Photography I love capturing things like wildlife and landscapes and editing them as well.
And when I'm not doing my piles of homework i'm hopefully doing St John Ambulance stuff- I love the different activities i get to do and the duties i get to go on (like at faites, concert halls and anything going on around the county!) and the first aid aspect of it ( even if it is just putting a plaster on a cut finger).
Languages is another thing i love and take an interest in- I've got a qualification in Language leadership and love learning other languages. I've learnt French ( 2 years), German ( 5 years) and now Spanish ( only a couple of months)- I'm also attempting to learn Sign Language but so far my favourite language is German!
Other then that i love reading and animals and i believe that sums up everything up.
Ian- I see animation combines your other two interests that awesome!
My hobbies are listening to music, Drawing in my sketchbook and/or with my tablet, and reading books and Manga that catch my eye. I like collecting Anime things too. I have a small collection of Inuyasha, Fullmetal Alchemist and Death Note items like plushies and keychains. lol
And whenever I get the chance, I like to write fanfiction too. And I've made some animation clips as well. It's just a "Stick figure" moving around so far, but it's fun all the same.
Great choice of interests Jynx! Collecting anime merchandise is awesome. Good luck with the video animation too.
My interests include listening to music, watching anime, reading (all kinds of books), playing PS3 games, and a few other little bits and pieces on the side. Drawing is something I enjoy doing from time to time, especially characters from my fandoms, lol I've made a few videos for Youtube aswell, though they're mostly made for fun, hehe
i love to draw game characters wen i draw em i take like 1-2hours to make everything just rightwon time i drew wallace,gromit,andbakewell and i took like 4 hours
As strange as it sounds old radio programs. I even created a blog to highlight certain shows I think are great. http://radiofinds.wordpress.com/
i love to paint and draw and watch ants- i know that sounds strange but i find them so interesting when they work together as a team and help eachother carry food hehe. i also like to make products and eat fruit.
i am a creative person i do animations make boared games as a hobby but i also have a n gage scale railway in my bedroom that i am working on.!!
cool! I almost got an n gauge when I got my trains, but I decided on HO, because it is easier to find things for it, and I like the size better. How big is your layout? How many locomotives and cars do you have?
I enjoy baking and looking after all my wonderful pets (27 pets)
My hobbies are mostly reading,i am bit of a bookworm really! I do enjoy painting and watercolors,Listening to music mostly classical is my favorite.
i have 2 locomaotives as i just sold one and various carraiges and goods wagons. it is only a small layout in my bedroom as i could only fit a farely small one in my room but i am hoping to put a larger layout in the attic. i have found it quite hard to find things for n gage scale and it is very fidley.
i play the drums in my spare time. i also play angry birds in my ipod and listen to music such as David Bowie, Queen, Gorillaz, The Beatles, Rolling Stones and that kind of music.
and i also practice piano and guitar
in the summer i play football with my friend because he has a big field near his house
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Need help identifying an artist
I recently acquired a painting, it looks to be done around the turn of the century from the framing and the board, but I cannot make out the signature, nor can I find anything looking up the databases with the initials or what I think the initials are. Here are some pics, if anyone can give me some insight I'd love your input. Thanks in advance for your help!
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let me put an expert on this. stay tuned!
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Generally an Artist will sign a painting with a full name or at least with an initial and a reasonably legible last name. Pieces like this that appear to be signed with a first name or are simply not legible tend to be artwork created for the Decorator market. A great many like this are often sold in traveling Art shows set up in Hotel conference rooms by wholesalers who have these paintings made to order, the artist name is often a working pseudonym and not their real name. Values for them depend on the quality of the work, subject matter, the frame and their size .


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Long Beach co-ops, condos rebound post-Sandy
Under certain conditions, deals can still be found on co-ops and condos in Long Beach -- but not the kind that existed shortly after the storm surge at the end of October that swept away a good portion of the beach and reduced the boardwalk to splinters.
It was during that grim time that real estate prices tumbled and signs sprang up from investors offering low prices for flooded residences -- proposals that some homeowners chose to accept rather than rebuild.
Those days are past, say agents that operate in the area. Prices vary according to location and view, although most people, leery of future storms, are requesting something above the second floor, she says.
The following condos and co-ops, priced from low to high (as of April 2013), were undamaged in the storm and are now on the market.
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Union Pines High School worked its way into the North Carolina High School Athletic Association record book with a thunderous home run barrage on Wednesday night.Union Pines slammed 11 home runs to set a single game team record as the Vikings defeated East Montgomery 16-9 in a game at Viking Field at Union Pines.
The 11 home runs eclipsed the previous record of nine, jointly held by East Wake from a 1983 win over Apex and Richmond Senior in a 1987 triumph over West Robeson. In addition, East Montgomery homered twice for a combined total of 13 in the game. The previous NCHSAA record for two teams was 10, with Athens Drive hitting eight and Apex two in an 18-17 slugfest won by Athens Drive on April 24, 2003.
Four different Union Pines players had multiple homers in the game, and seven of 11 homers by the Vikings were solo shots. Nic Collins and Justin Allred each had three home runs for Union Pines, while Seth Breasseale and Gabe Gonzalez each two. Allred and Collins each had five runs batted in. Carson Kelly also had a homer for the Vikings. Matthew Reynolds and Trevor Wilson hit home runs for East Montgomery.
The 11 home runs by the Vikings shattered the Union Pines school record of six, which was established just over a week ago in a 17-2 victory over Overhills.
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POTSDAM - Adding another superlative to the best season ever in the 10-year history of the program, Clarkson University womens hockey is just one of eight teams in the country to have earned a berth in the prestigious NCAA Tournament.
Guided by fifth-year co-head coaches Matt and Shannon Desrosiers, and assistant Matt Kelly, the Golden Knights will be making their second appearance ever in NCAA postseason play when they battle Boston University in the quarterfinal round of the national tournament. Clarkson will face off against the third-seeded Terriers on Saturday in a 3 p.m. game at Walter Brown Arena in Boston.
Tickets for the NCAA quarterfinal game at Boston University will be $6 for adults and $4 for students, children and senior citizens. For more information, contact the Agganis Arena Ticket Office, which is open Monday-Friday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., at 617-353-4628.
The four winners of the one-game quarterfinal round will advance to the 13th annual NCAA Womens Hockey Championship Tournament to be play at Ridder Arena on the campus of the University of Minnesota. Semifinal games will take place on Friday, March 22, and the championship game will be played on Sunday, March 24.
Owning the best record ever in the programs history, Clarkson stands at 28-9 overall. The Green and Gold finished in a second-place tie in the ECAC Hockey standings, one point out of first with an 18-4 conference mark. Ranked 6th/7th in the latest national polls, the Knights, led by junior captain Carly Mercer (Exeter, ONT) and senior Hailey Wood (Lethbridge, ALB), have been impressive all year and have set numerous team and individual records. Clarkson entered postseason play by winning six of the eight games in February to finish with their best league record ever.
On Saturday in the semifinal round of the ECAC Hockey Championship Tournament, Clarkson found it tough to beat a national power three times in a season when it lost to Harvard 4-2 at Lynah Rink in Ithaca. The Knights defeated the Crimson twice (3-1, 3-1) during the regular-season.
Clarkson began postseason play by hosting its fourth ever postseason quarterfinal series at Cheel Arena. The Knights swept a challenging Rensselaer squad (3-2ot, 5-2) on March 1-2.
Four Clarkson standouts were honored with ECAC Hockey postseason awards. After another outstanding campaign, Erica Howe (Ottawa, ONT) highlighted the Knights postseason conference accolades when she was selected as the 2012-13 ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Year. Joining Howe on the ECAC Hockey All-star teams were classmates Jamie Lee Rattray (Kanata, ONT) and Carly Mercer, and freshman Erin Ambrose (Keswick, ONT).
Honored as ECAC Goaltender of the Year for the second consecutive season, Howe is a mainstay for the Golden Knights. Also named a First-Team All-Star, Howe has played more minutes than any other goaltender in the nation (2,158:17) and posts the second most wins in the country (27). She ranks among the best netminders in Division I with a .933 save percentage and a 1.67 GAA.
Rattray and Ambrose, who was also chosen as the ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Year, were named to the leagues Second-Team All-Star squad, while Mercer was selected to the Third Team.
A clutch goal scorer, who is tied for the national lead in game-winning goals (9), Rattray powers the Clarkson offense. The Knights leading scorer, she has tallied a school-record 51 points (22-29).
Ambrose is the leading rookie scorer from the blueline nationally, averaging 1.06 PPG with five goals and a Clarkson record 30 assists through 33 contests.
Mercer is the Knights second-leading scorer with 40 points on 17 goals and 23 assists. She has tallied six power-play markers and six game-winners.
Champions of the Hockey East regular-season and tournament, Boston University owns a 26-5-3 overall record. The Terriers, who have won eight straight, are 16-2 at home this season. Boston University went 4-2 against ECAC Hockey competition this season, including two-game splits with Cornell and Harvard.
Clarkson is 1-2-1 all-time against Boston University. The teams last played on October 21, 2011, battling to a 2-2 tie at Cheel Arena.
KNIGHT KNOTES: Clarkson Womens Hockey is celebrating its 10th season in style. The Knights have skated to the best season in the programs history at 28-9 and posted their best ECAC Hockey mark ever at 18-4 The Clarkson coaching staff, fifth-year co-head coaches Matt and Shannon Desrosiers, and assistant Matt Kelly have surpassed the century mark in career victories with a 103-62-22 record guiding the Golden Knights Clarkson has posted an 8-6 record against nationally-ranked teams this season and went 5-5 against the other seven teams in the 2013 NCAA Tournament ... Knights are 2-2 against Hockey East competition this season with a pair of wins over Vermont (4-1, 5-1) at Cheel Arena and home losses to Boston College (5-1) and Northeastern (4-3). Clarkson was without the services of Jamie Lee Rattray and Erin Ambrose for the games against BC and NU. Both players were at the Meco Cup in Germany, helping to lead Canadas U22 to the Golde Medal ... The Knights are 13-5 in games away from Cheel Forward Danielle Skirrow (Trenton, ONT) and defenseman Hailey Wood are the only two seniors on the Green and Golds roster, and are the only two current Knights to have played in an NCAA postseason game Clarkson was well represented on the 2013 ECAC Hockey All-Star team with four Knights earning postseason honors. Erica Howe was named ECAC Goaltender of the Year and a First-Team all-star. Ambrose was selected as the leagues Rookie of the Year and was joined by Rattray on the conferences Second-Team all-star squad. Carly Mercer was honored on the Third Team ... Howe has backboned the Knights stingy defensive effort, which is allowing only 1.70 goals per game (7th lowest in the country). Howe has played more minutes (2158:17) than any other goaltender in the NCAA. She ranks in the top 10 in save percentage (.933) and goals against average (1.67) and is tied for third in shutouts with six. Howe is Clarksons all-time winningest goaltender with a 59-26-10 record, including 15 career shutouts Rattray and Mercer joined Clarksons elite 100-point club this season Rattray is averaging over a point per game with 48 goals and 66 assists for 114 points through 105 games. She has tallied a school-record 51 points this season on 22 goals (two shy of tying the school record) and 29 assists through 35 games. Rattray is tied for the nations lead in game-winning goals with nine. She has a current six-game point scoring streak with five goals and four assists since mid-February The Knights captain, Mercer has produced 104 career points (39-65) in 111 games. She is second on the Knights in scoring this season with 17 goals and 23 assists in 36 games. Mercer led the Knights in conference goals (12) ... The nations leading rookie scorer from the blueline, Ambrose is enjoying a banner season in her collegiate debut. She is one of only three defensemen in the country who are averaging over a point per game. She has a 1.06 ppg average with a school-record 30 assists and five goals through 33 contests Skirrow is closing out her collegiate career on a high note as the Knights fourth-leading scorer with 15 goals and 12 assists. She is one game away from playing in the most games ever (151) by a Clarkson Womens Hockey player Vanessa Gagnon has scored a goal in each of the last four games Clarkson is 22-4 when scoring first and 20-2 when leading through two periods.
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The American Civil War that shattered families and tore the nation asunder has continued to capture the imagination of generations and to fascinate researchers. Tracing Civil War ancestors has been of particular interest to Tennesseans; therefore, it is hard to envision a time when this type of research wasn't possible. However, when John Trotwood Moore took the helm of the Tennessee State Library in 1919, Lindsley's Military Annals of Tennessee was the only available resource to verify service. Moore and those who followed him set about preparing and gathering materials to change this state of affairs. The following list of book, microfilm, and manuscript resources represents some of the vast collection of materials that TSLA has amassed which makes tracking Civil War soldiers and citizens possible. (Remember to check our website under "Military Records" for indexes to some of the collections listed below and for access to Civil War databases.)
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Rangers record: 31-26-4
Hurricanes record: 28-24-8
To say that every game from here on out is crucial for the Rangers' playoff hopes would be redundant. But with 64 points to the Rangers' 66, the Carolina Hurricanes are literally right behind the Rangers in the Eastern Conference standings. The Rangers take another two-game losing streak into Carolina on Tuesday, and with a newly depleted roster, the team will need to bring even more energy and determination to come away with a much-needed four-point cushion over Carolina.
To add injury to insult, the Rangers lost Marian Gaborik to a concussion after the first period of Sunday's loss to the Flyers. Reports are that Gaborik sustained the concussion in a previous game, and this would certainly explain his recent on-ice struggles. The Rangers have recalled grinder Kris Newbury from Connecticut to fill Gaborik's space on the roster. Newbury—who was called up last week as a precaution when Wojtek Wolski left the game against the Penguins with a rib injury—may seem like an interesting choice, since it is unlikely that he will compensate for lost offense, especially with Ruslan Fedotenko and Chris Drury still out of the lineup. In light of this, John Tortorella will most likely count on the line of Wojtek Wolski, Mats Zuccarello, and Derek Stepan-- which was one of the best lines in Sunday's loss and produced both of the Rangers' goals—to play an even larger offensive role going forward.
The Carolina Hurricanes are coming off of a tough Saturday loss to the streaking New Jersey Devils. The Rangers' power play has improved lately, but they will certainly feel right at home against a team which has scored only one power play goal in its last twenty-seven opportunities, going 0 for 15 along that stretch. Despite their power play woes, the Canes boast a roster of several offensive juggernauts, including captain Eric Staal and eighteen-year-old Jeff Skinner, who leads all rookies in assists (24) and points (46). Staal's 27 goals are good for ninth in the league, and he leads his team with 58 points. Right-winger Erik Cole, another homegrown talent, has been a clutch player for the Canes throughout the season, with the second most game-winning goals in the league. (Eric Staal is right behind him on the stats list, with six game-winners.)
All-Star goalie Cam Ward will start again in net for Carolina. Newly acquired Derek Joslin played in Saturday's game in place of injured defenseman Joni Pitkanen, but Pitkanen is expected to be back for Tuesday's game, so the defensive lineup for the Hurricanes remains questionable.
The Hurricanes have not yet lost to the Rangers in regulation this season, and the Rangers' recent 2-7-1 slide does not scream of confidence. Once again caught without their captain and their star forward, the Blueshirts will have to find a way to grind through for the win.


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The War Powers Act, in which Congress gave away their power is unconstitutional and should have been repealed in its entirety in 1948. It allows the administrative branch of government to go to war, without the consent of congress. It also allows the sect of commerce broad powers in shipping and allowing business to go overseas and it is part of the reason American jobs are being lost.
It's true we needed the War Powers Act on Dec. 8 the day after Pearl Harbor, yet it should have been repealed in its entirety in 1948.