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The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, -0.92% fell 0.5% to close at 272.00, after putting in its best performance in nearly a year last week.
Europe this week: aid for Greece
Negotiations over the release of the next tranche of aid for Greece continue, with elections in Catalonia potentially helping propel independence claims in the region.
U.S. stocks also traded lower on Wall Street. See: U.S. stock indexes retreat on cliff worries
"Greece is still the core story and in focus today with the finance ministers' meeting," said Keith Bowman, an equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
"But most stock-market reaction is priced in. Investors are hopeful that we'll get some sort of agreement and, if not today, then it may just happen another day this week," he said.
Among notable decliners in the Stoxx Europe 600, Barclays PLC BARC, -2.01% BCS, -3.62% skidded 5.4%, after Qatar Holding said it sold its remaining warrants in the U.K. bank but kept its 6.7% stake. See: Qatar Holding sells remaining warrants in Barclays
Meanwhile, shares of ThyssenKrupp AG TKA, -1.30% lost 5.1% after Credit Suisse cut its rating on the German conglomerate to neutral from outperform.
Nokia Corp. shares FI:NOK1V NOK, -1.59% lost 3.6%, giving back some of their recent gains. Damian Dinning, the Finnish handset maker's imaging-tech chief, told the pureviewclub.com over the weekend that he is stepping down to join Jaguar Land Rover, as staying with Nokia would have meant relocating to Finland from the U.K., which was not an option for his family. Nokia confirmed that Dinning is leaving.
Third meeting on Greece
For the broader European markets, attention was fixed on Greece, with euro-zone finance ministers again meeting in Brussels to discuss a deal on a road map to debt sustainability for the nation, a move necessary to release its next tranche of bailout money. No news of an agreement were out at the European market close.
The Eurogroup also met last week with Greece on the agenda but interrupted its meeting to "allow for further technical work on some elements of this package." See: Another Greece decision delayed – a new pattern here?
"To reach debt sustainability, a cocktail of measures is on the table, including lower interest rates on Greek debt, debt buybacks and a compromise with the [International Monetary Fund] to extend the target date for debt at 120% of GDP to 2022 from 2020," analysts at Société Générale said in a note.
"While there is a good chance that an agreement is reached on Monday, we consider it unlikely that this will make Greek public finances sustainable on anything but paper. The hope is no doubt that the Greek issue will not need to be revisited until after the German election due in autumn 2013," they said.
In choppy trading, the Athens General Index GD, -0.36% inched 0.1% lower to 844.57.


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Going into the weekend tied with Snow for fourth place in SWAC standings, the Eagles wanted to make sure they didn't lose ground. Two wins over Snow made sure that they are almost guaranteed at least a fourth place finish in this year's standings. They beat Snow 74-71 and 75 -72 this weekend to take sole possession of fourth.
College of Eastern Utah came out with an aggressive offense to begin Friday night's play. Taking a 15 point lead into the locker room felt pretty good. Snow wasn't about to roll over and concede and chipped away at the lead as the Eagle offense struggled a bit in the second half. But in the end CEU's women hit shots when they needed them to squeak out the victory by three.
Elisha Harris and Staci Little combined for 30 points and Jenny Fiso added 12. Brandi King contributed 11 to the winning effort. Little was a force everywhere on the floor as she pulled in a whooping 17 rebounds and added six blocks.
Knowing they would stay in fourth, the team now had to try and move Snow out of the tie on Saturday night. It looked like the Badger might stay even with CEU as they took a seven point lead into the locker room. The Eagles came out ready to rumble and got their offense in gear. Not only did they erase the seven point lead that Snow had banked away, but they out scored them enough to close out another three point win.
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It's a power arm, with a power breaking ball. He threw a few good changeups today as well. He stayed ahead of the hitters, pounded the zone. They couldn't just sit on his fastball cause he had good command of his breaking stuff.
I just believe, that he's young enough, that if this kid stays healthy, he's going to mature into something pretty special.
He kept the ball down and pounded the zone, down. Those are the things he's going to have to learn to do consistently. He's shown that he can do it. Earlier, he's had a bad inning here, or a bad inning there, in the course of a game, [but] today, he got through all of that and it shows that when he's right, he can be dominant.
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Field hands have time off on Saturday afternoons and Sunday. Tomorrow, Sunday, I'll go to the Baptist meeting to worship and visit with my friends and family.
This afternoon is for business. After working in the garden, I put my best chickens into a basket. My son and I walk the three miles to Williamsburg, Virginia.
In good weather, the trip should take a little more than one hour—but it could take longer if my son, Cuffy, is tired and has trouble keeping up. On the way, we may meet friends who want to hear the latest news from their part of the county. We will be delayed if we stop and talk.
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An undercover investigation has caught eight Queens stores, mostly near high schools and colleges, for allegedly selling alcohol to minors.
The busted businesses, located in Astoria, Long Island City and Flushing, were part of an effort by the State Liquor Authority (SLA) to fight underage drinking in the city, according to Governor Andrew Cuomo, who announced the results of the investigation Monday.
"The law is the law, and we will continue to do whatever it takes to crack down on underage drinking and hold accountable those who serve alcohol to minors," Cuomo said. "Our message is simple: If you put children at risk by placing alcohol in their hands, you will face the consequences."
From April 17 to May 1, the SLA used decoys to visit 74 liquor and grocery stores throughout the five boroughs, according to the governor.
The operation was conducted by the SLA's newly formed part-time investigative unit, which was funded using a $147,000 grant from the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
During the sting, uncover minors were allegedly able to buy alcohol at 32 of those businesses, including WooYong Corp., Astoria Vitality & Health Inc. and Green Leaf Deli & Mini Mart in Astoria; Cruz Mexican Products Inc. in Long Island City; and Parsons Convenience Store Inc., Parsons Wine & Liquor Inc., R & H Food Corp., Amy's Deli, and P & M Convenience Store Inc., in Flushing.
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Wayne Shorter is generally acknowledged to be jazz's greatest living composer.
Born August 25, 1933, in Newark, Mr. Shorter celebrated his 75th birthday with a concert at Carnegie Hall in December 2008. The Shorter Quartet, formed in 2000, includes the pianist Danilo Perez, the bassist John Patitucci, the drummer Brian Blade and Mr. Shorter on tenor and soprano saxophones. In the course of the concert, they kept melodies obscured through harmony that was constantly flowing, and they allowed breathing room for everyone, almost rendering obsolete the old notions of jazz architecture — solos, backgrounds, vamps and bridges.
Mr. Shorter's mastery is in knocking down the wall between jazz and classical. His music not only makes references to the Miles Davis Quintet of the mid-1960s, of which Mr. Shorter was a member, but also shows the stylistic influences of John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins. Then, too, he helped create jazz/fusion, founding Weather Report with Joe Zawinul in 1970.
His roots in the music can be traced to the night in the late '40s when Mr. Shorter first heard Thelonious Monk and Charlie Parker on the radio. He cut classes to listen to musicians like Dizzy Gillespie, eventually learning to play a used clarinet and starting his own band. The saxophonist Sonny Stitt offered him a job as sideman, but he declined because he had not yet finished high school.
To the music teachers at New York University, he was the student with the temerity to blend classical music with jazz. (He earned his B.A. in 1956.)
Mr. Shorter has performed with legendary jazzmen, from the pianist Horace Silver to the bandleader Maynard Ferguson. The trumpeter Lee Morgan invited him to join Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers. During his tenure with the group, Mr. Shorter wrote "Lester Left Town," "Children of the Night" and "This Is for Albert," dedicated to the pianist Bud Powell. In 1964, he left the Messengers and joined the Davis quintet. Miles Davis would later describe Mr. Shorter as being the group's "intellectual musical catalyst."
Mr. Shorter's daughter died at 14 of a grand mal seizure in 1986. His wife, Ana Maria Shorter, and niece, Dalila Lucien, were among the passengers killed in the T.W.A. Flight 800 explosion off Long Island, N.Y., in 1996.
In a 1998 Times interview, he talked about the loss of his wife. ''There's a drive here,'' he said, pointing to his chest, ''and it's coming from her. When someone very close to you dies, a lot of people might cut off what they're doing or commit suicide or whatever. But eventually you start to listen to every fiber of life. The eternity of life is revealed, and you're celebrating it through music rather than using your own life to celebrate music. My life is not music.'' Then he quoted something Mr. Davis once said: ''I am not what I do, I do what I am.''
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Still Stepping Into the Unknown and Testing Fate
Wayne Shorter's longtime quartet headlined a triple bill that attested to his immense and continuing influence on jazz.
July 1, 2013, Monday
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It will feature a range of jazz and pop artists, including the saxophonist Wayne Shorter, the flamenco star Buika and the blues singer Buddy Guy.
March 28, 2013, Thursday
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The Orpheus Chamber Orchestra added strings and murk to Wayne Shorter's music at Carnegie Hall.
February 5, 2013, Tuesday
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Wayne Shorter's forthcoming jazz album, "Without a Net," is highly anticipated and comes at a time when this 79-year-old saxophonist and composer, along with his band, seems as driven as ever.
February 3, 2013, Sunday
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February 1, 2013, Friday
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Billy Joel, Fleetwood Mac and Maroon 5 will join an eclectic group of performers at the event over two weekends in late April and early May.
January 17, 2013, Thursday
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Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter will teach an ensemble of student jazz musicians.
January 14, 2013, Monday
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The free concert on Nov. 10 will see 30 jazz acts performing the same two sets of songs throughout Central Park.
October 22, 2012, Monday
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The skin is an organ that can become diseased. One fairly common skin condition, especially in some infants and children, is atopic dermatitis, or eczema. Other forms of skin diseases include seborrheic eczema (cause unknown) and contact dermatitis (such as poison ivy or contact with detergents and chemicals). Atopic dermatitis is the most difficult to treat—but it can be controlled.
Who Develops Atopic Dermatitis?
About 1 percent of all children's visits to doctors is for atopic dermatitis. It affects from 1 percent to 10 percent of infants. About 27 percent of infants whose mothers have allergies develop atopic dermatitis. One-half of infants who have eczema before they are one year old have no more symptoms by age two.
Atopic dermatitis usually goes away during childhood, or by the age of 25. But for some people, it is lifelong. Adults can also develop atopic dermatitis.
What Causes the Condition?
Researchers have found that atopic dermatitis can be triggered by a number of factors, including allergy and emotional stress. It involves high levels of immunoglobulin E (IgE), the major allergy antibody.
It is related to the development of other allergies, such as allergic rhinitis and asthma, in most children. In one study of adults who had atopic dermatitis as children:
About 35 percent had no skin problems but had asthma or hay fever.
Only 20 percent still had the condition.
About 15 percent had both atopic dermatitis and asthma or hay fever.
What Are Its Symptoms?
In infants, atopic dermatitis appears as an itchy rash, called pruritus. It appears first as small white pimples with red centers over the infant's cheeks, neck and scalp. As the itchiness becomes annoying, the infant may scratch the rash. This can cause the area to become infected, ooze fluid and spread over a wider area. The rash can also appear on the outside surfaces of the arms and legs. It often does not appear in the diapered area.
In older children, the rash appears on the inner forearm, behind the knees, and opposite the elbows. Skin that is chronically covered with the rash over time will become dry, thickened and more brown in color. Some children get the rash on the eyelids, palms of the hand and soles of the feet. Teenagers and young adults get the rash most often in the bend of the elbow, back of the knees, ankles and wrists, and on the face, neck, chest, and palms of the hands and soles of the feet.
In some people, inhaled substances (such as dust mites, animal allergens and pollen) can cause flare-ups of atopic dermatitis. A bacterial, fungal or viral infection also can cause a flare-up. Food allergies may trigger an episode in children, but rarely in adults.
Atopic dermatitis is not contagious. Sometimes, though, scratching can lead to a bacterial infection. A Staphylococcus aureus bacterial infection of an area covered by eczema can cause impetigo, a skin infection that is contagious. (Other causes of impetigo are infections following poison ivy or an allergy to soap or makeup.) Most often impetigo occurs on the face, especially around the mouth and nose. It begins with tiny blisters that burst and may ooze fluid, then become crusted.
How Is Atopic Dermatitis Diagnosed?
To diagnose atopic dermatitis, the doctor will take a careful medical history, looking especially at allergy among other family members. If food is the suspected cause of a child's eczema, the doctor may delete milk, egg, peanut, or other suspected foods from the child's diet to see if symptoms go away. If there is a history of atopic dermatitis among other family members, the doctor may suggest that solid foods be withheld from infants until they are at least six months old.
Skin testing can help confirm that a food allergy is triggering flare-ups. An extract of the suspected food substance is used to scratch or prick the skin. If the patient is allergic, the area becomes red and swollen. But some people may have a positive reaction to a food that is not causing the eczema.
Skin tests also can be difficult if the patient already has a rash. In such cases, a blood test such as the RAST (radioallergosorbent test) is used to detect food-specific antibodies in the blood. Another lab test analyzes a blood sample for the presence of eosinophils, cells that cause inflammation.
A food challenge can confirm that atopic dermatitis is triggered by food. Suspected foods are removed from the diet, then they are added back in, first in small amounts then in increasing quantities, and the patient is watched to see if symptoms recur.
How Can It Be Treated?
Treatment begins with efforts to reduce the itching and inflammation, hydrating the skin and removing the "flare factors" such as infections and exposure to allergens and irritants:
Bathe in warm water not hot water for no more than 3-5 minutes. Use superfatted, unscented soap or soap substitute. Pat the skin dry, then promptly apply a moisturizer. This will help keep the skin hydrated. If the area has become thick, moisturizing ointments are used.
Trim fingernails to reduce problems from scratching. At night, patients can wear cotton socks on their feet or gloves on their hands to prevent scratching while asleep.
If the rash is oozing, doctors may prescribe a lotion to dry the rash and an antibiotic to treat infection. If the rash is on the face, do not use a corticosteroid product.
Stay indoors, in air conditioning in hot weather. This avoids sweating and the itchiness it causes.
Use a humidifier in the winter to keep skin from drying out.
Avoid wool, polyester, wrinkle-resistant, flame-retardant or scratchy fabrics in clothes and bedding. Wear open-weave, loose fitting cotton or cotton blend garments. Wash new clothes before wearing.
Reduce indoor allergens, particularly dust mites, by washing bedding in hot water, removing rugs, stuffed furniture, stuffed toys and curtains where possible.
When doing housework, wear plastic or rubber gloves or latex gloves lined with cotton.
Avoid stress, which can add to flare-ups. Patients often feel angry and frustrated by the chronic itching. Parents need to find ways to let children with atopic dermatitis express feelings. Professional counseling may help. Know that with proper treatment the condition can be controlled and it will improve with age. Many methods to reduce stress are available.
If a link with food has been diagnosed, eliminate it from the patient's diet. This will reduce symptoms, but not always get rid of them.
Use liquid laundry detergent that is unscented and mild. Avoid fabric softeners (liquid and dryer sheets). Rinse clothing and bedding thoroughly after washing to remove detergent residue.
Avoid chemicals and extreme heat or cold, which can worsen the condition.
Use cosmetics lightly and seldom. Avoid products with perfume and dyes, and ingredients such as urea, lactic acid or other alphahydroxy acids.
What About Medication?
Topical steroids are key medications for controlling the itching and inflammation. Used immediately after bathing, they also help keep the skin hydrated. Most steroids require a prescription. Systemic corticosteroids (tablets, shots or liquids) should seldom be used. They cause flare-ups when the medications are discontinued.
Antihistamines may help relieve itching, often sedating the patient. They are most useful when given at bedtime. Antianxiety medications may also help relieve itching.
Antibiotics will treat complicating skin infections. Allergy shots will not help. In fact, they can cause the condition to worsen.
Impetigo is usually treated with oral antibiotics or, if the case is mild, topical antibiotics. Healing should begin in three days.
What If Symptoms Resist Normal Treatment?
Keep in mind that the disease can be controlled. It often takes awhile to find out the cause and the best treatment for it, though. Keep in mind also that the condition nearly always improves over time.
New drugs that prevent the skin from becoming inflamed show promise. An immunosuppressive agent (tacgolimus) has shown promise in both adults and children with atopic dermatitis.
SOURCE: This information should not substitute for seeking responsible, professional medical care. First created 1995; fully updated 1998; most recently updated 2005.
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CANTON Mary E. Rain, the Republican candidate for St. Lawrence County district attorney, opened fire on incumbent Nicole M. Duve in a news conference Wednesday afternoon announcing a three-point plan for how she plans to improve the office if elected.
Ms. Rain criticized Ms. Duves tenure as ineffective.
Speaking on the front steps of the St. Lawrence County Courthouse, she said that when she became the countys chief public defender four years ago, I found my opponents incompetence, ineffectiveness and disorganization in her office created an opportunity for violent felony offenders to walk our streets without any consequence.
Ms. Duve did not return calls seeking comment. Her office is prosecuting an attempted kidnapping trial this week in St. Lawrence County Court.
Ms. Rain said she wants to fast-track felonies, upgrade technology to improve results and improve inter-agency cooperation. She said she would ensure timely prosecutions by seeking the earliest possible court proceeding for all felony crimes, which she called the biggest problem of Ms. Duves administration.
Felonies languish in her office, and they get dismissed before they even get out of the courtroom, Ms. Rain said. We need to put these felonies on a fast track where the witnesss and police officers memories are fresh and the victims are able to explain their story in court effectively.
In order to help upgrade technology in the office, Ms. Rain said she would work to create a secure digital pipeline, instead of a paper trail, among police, the courts and the D.A.s office.
She loses paperwork and then blames it on the police, Ms. Rain said. We need a better technology base to make sure that everyone is on the same page.
In an attempt to improve interagency relations, Ms. Rain said she wants accountability and plans to lead a coalition of government agencies and community-based groups to reduce criminal activity by holding regular meetings with law enforcement leadership.
Ms. Rain was supported by the family members of Garrett J. Phillips, the 12-year-old Potsdam boy who was murdered in 2011 and whose killer remains at large.
Tandy L. Cyrus, Garretts mother, and Joseph Paul, Garretts maternal grandfather, said that since Garretts murder 23 months ago they have been seeking justice.
If there is evidence that could get a suspect indicted by a grand jury, Ms. Cyrus said, she hopes it is not being used as a campaign ploy.
I dont want her to go to a grand jury if it wont result in a conviction, Ms. Cyrus said. We only have one chance and, as a family, we want justice.
Mr. Paul said they were supportive of Ms. Rain because she appeared competent and determined and has given their family more hope.
Ms. Rains resignation as public defender in October 2011 has raised questions about her prosecutorial capabilities. She said it was the overwhelming workload that persuaded her to leave the position, adding that she felt she could do a more effective job in private practice with flexible hours.
Ms. Rain went on paid administrative leave in September 2011 at the same time the county was reviewing a position change made in March of that year that stripped her of the operational oversight of her office.
During Wednesdays news conference, Ms. Rain said she left the office because she had full knowledge that she was going to run for district attorney.
She has had dismissal after dismissal, Ms. Rain said of Ms. Duve. She wants to blame everyone else but herself. She has had eight years to get it right, and she has continued to decline in her effectiveness to keep people behind bars, and that has to change.
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As part of its "How Matters" campaign, Greek yogurt maker Chobani aired the new commercial "Farmland" during the Oscars on Sunday night. With a message reminiscent of Chipotle's animated short "The Scarecrow," the spot opens on a serene farm, shimmering in the morning sun. However, with each successive shot, the viewer sees an increasingly artificial setting: The crowing rooster is only a recording; labeled test tubes hang from trees; the cows are hollow plastic molds, filled with a white powder by men in lab coats; and the grass is artificial turf. As the camera pans out, a voice-over states, "Most 100-calorie yogurts are made with artificial ingredients and sweeteners. But here at Chobani, we believe 100 percent natural ingredients is all you need." Then the viewer is taken to lush farmland, brimming with life, as farmers tend to real, living cows and pick fresh fruit. The ad ends with a farmer saying, "A cup of yogurt won't change the world, but how we make it might."
Chobani, which claims to be "the only [Greek yogurt] producer with all-natural ingredients," according to Adweek, addresses the growing anxieties consumers have about how food is produced—primarily if the food is "real" or not. With the dramatized juxtaposition of artificial vs. natural, Chobani reassures consumers that its yogurt is produced responsibly and the way nature intended.


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You can take the train directly to Central Station Amsterdam, this will take you 15 min.
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ON MOVING FROM 5 TO 7 TO 9One final blog on the Bailey move
A few days ago in the Comments thread on the forward depth chart, Rich posted the following question:
"Forget about the 'untouchable' argument. I know you were against the Isles trading down twice to take Josh Bailey. Can you tell me your logic on what you think the Isles should have done? Do you think they should have drafted Schenn? Was stockpiling picks wrong in your opinion or did Snow not draft correctly? We have a good sample size for Bailey at the NHL level. Once he adds size and maturity I think he will be a second line center. That seems like a good pick to me."
I've been consistent on this subject going back to Point Blank 1.0 in June. I've written countless times about Josh Bailey's class, professionalism and impressive skill level. In terms of how he conducts himself, especially in the face of adversity and criticism, this teenager could teach a course to a few much older members of the Islanders' traveling party. I've even laid out all the picks the Islanders added as a result of the move, which some interpreted as praise when I was merely stating the facts in the interest of fairness. Re-purposing that note, here's the final scorecard:
Could Have Taken 5th
(pick one): Mikkel Boedker, Nikita Filatov, Luke Schenn, Josh Bailey
Instead Came Away With…
Josh Bailey
Aaron Ness (2nd round)
Jyri Niemi (3rd round)
David Ullstrom (4th round)
Toronto's second round pick in 2009
Islanders insiders also say they never would have drafted wild card Russian right wing Kirill Petrov if they didn't have the extra third round pick. Petrov, taken with the third of their third-rounders, is the franchise's most high-end prospect not currently in the NHL or AHL. Nevertheless, I believe you should only judge this decision on the facts – not the Petrov equation. Besides, if the Russian ever makes an impact, it is years away.
The Accounting: The Islanders traded the 5th overall pick to Toronto for the 7th overall pick, plus a second round pick in 2009 and third round pick in 2008. They traded the 7th overall pick to Nashville for the 9th overall pick and a second round pick in 2008. They later traded the third round pick acquired from Toronto to Chicago for a later third round pick and a fourth round pick.
I'll give my take one last time. I don't hate the move. It is not hard to make the case for it. It may work out just fine. That second-rounder from Toronto in 2009 could end up top-40. I just would have preferred the Islanders take the best player on their board at No. 5 and call it a night. Luke Schenn, in that mix, by most accounts is a first-pair defenseman.
Rich, you said it yourself: "I think (Bailey) can be a second-line center." The Islanders had the 5th overall pick. I understand the depth argument, but I would have recommended trying to bring home a first-line player. As for the latest on Nikita Filatov, this is from a scout from the Eastern Conference who focuses on the pro ranks: "Man, I had no idea he was that tiny." Guess we'll see about him.
The Islanders would probably declare that they had Bailey No. 5 on their draft list – and they probably would be telling the truth. Fair enough.
This is the last time I'm writing about the Bailey decision. It's done. I really like the young man. As fans, there is no longer any reason for you to look back. Josh Bailey is yours. He's an Islander. Should this whole rebuild thing work out, you'll be proud he's on your team. And whether you love the move or loath it, know that it was all Garth Snow's.
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What happened to honor when this nation's career warriors were promised that if they gave 20 or more years of their lives in defense of this nation they and their dependents would receive free health care for life and Congress refuses to live up to that promise? This was the law of the land until 1956 when Congress subtly changed the wording of the law.
Congress hides behind the false assertion that this promise was made illegally. The promise served its purpose, it was the primary deciding factor in making the military a career as these warriors were told that their pay was substandard because they were earning delayed pay in the form of life time health care. The nation saved billions and billions of dollars over the years by not having to recruit and train a new military force every three or four years as these careerists believed their leaders, remaining on duty to form the very backbone of the nations military forces. The promise was validated as late as 1995 in numerous government documents.
What happened to honor when the president tells these warriors while on the campaign trail; "Promises made will be promises kept" and then once elected does everything in his power to insure Congress does not honor the promise? What happens to honor when the Supreme Court refuses to even hear our warriors pleas?
The president and congress know that soon none of these old warriors will be left and then there will be no moral need to keep the promise. These warriors honored their part of the promise to the nation, and they only ask the nation to honor its promise to them. If this promise is not kept, can we really believe our current forces promises will be honored for their sacrifices?


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In case you didn't know, taking a vitamin D supplement is not the optimal way to regulate your body's vitamin D levels.
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You see, there are potential problems associated with them that may have a negative impact on your health:
So although they produce the same beneficial ultraviolet A (UVA) and ultraviolet B (UVB) rays as the sun and add a pleasant tone to your skin, I've always believed that the best source of those beneficial rays is the sun itself, in moderation.
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Despite the health benefits you can derive from the sun's ultraviolet rays, they've still gotten a lot of undeserved bad press lately.
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Always avoid overexposing yourself to the sun's rays!
This applies to tanning beds or systems as well.
You should definitely avoid sunburn at all costs.
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Of course, the amount of exposure depends on you, so if you're not sure, start out by getting just a few minutes a day and gradually build your way up.
Just don't expose yourself long enough to get sunburned. Make your exposure to vitamin D-stimulating rays a positive one.
Why does it seem that more people are "under the weather" during the months November through March?
Or why many people feel fatigued and run-down during that time?
Coincidence? I don't think so.
During that period, in most of the United States the sun won't stimulate vitamin D in your body, due to its increased distance. Your vitamin D levels can drop as much as 50% in the winter.
Depleted of vitamin D, your immune system may not be up to its full potential, leaving you more susceptible to certain health concerns. In fact, I strongly believe that vitamin D deficiency is a growing epidemic!
Vitamin D has demonstrated support for:
Your body doesn't produce vitamin D on its own. You need exposure to ultraviolet rays to stimulate the production of vitamin D in your body.
Yes, there are vitamin D supplements on the market, but I feel that the best place for you to get your vitamin D is from ultraviolet B rays.
Many of these supplements are synthetic, which you should avoid. Also, vitamin D in excessive doses can lead to other health concerns (visit my website to learn more about that).
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Jacks set home wins record in blowout
Every Jackrabbit in uniform scored at least two points and grabbed at least one rebound, as South Dakota State rolled to a school and Summit League record 28th consecutive home win on Saturday by an 88-57 score over Kansas City.
"I told the guys after the game how proud I was of them," head coach Scott Nagy said. "Coming off the USD and NDSU games, and knowing that UMKC is struggling, it would've been easy to have a letdown and we didn't."
The Jackrabbits school and Summit League record 28th straight home win boosts their record to 18-6 overall and to 9-2 in The Summit League, while the Kangaroos fall to 6-18 overall and to 3-8 in league play.
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Nate Wolters led five Jackrabbits in double figures with 18 points, adding five rebounds and a game-high six assists. Jordan Dykstra finished with 16 points and nine rebounds, Zach Horstman scored a career-high 13 on a perfect 5-for-5 night from the floor, including a 3-for-3 night from distance. Chad White added 12 and Brayden Carlson 11 points in the win.
Estan Tyler led the visitors with 13 points. Trinity Hall added 11 points and a game-high 10 rebounds to complete the game's only double-double. Brad Reid also tied for game-high honors with 10 rebounds to go along with his eight points.
The Jacks now take their seven game overall winning streak on the road, with games at Fort Wayne and Oakland on the slate for next week. SDSU and IPFW square off on Thursday at 7 p.m. ET, followed by the Jacks and Golden Grizzlies on Saturday at 5 p.m. ET.
NOTES: SDSU leads the all-time series with UMKC 10-5, including four in a row and eight of the last nine games ... UMKC handed SDSU its last home loss, a 63-58 defeat on Jan. 27, 2011 ... the 28 consecutive home wins tops the previous school record of 27 games, set from 2002-04 and breaks the Summit League record of 27 straight home wins, set by Cleveland State from 1984-87 ... Dykstra's 16 points gives him 1,028 for his career, tied with Merlyn Smith (1956-59) for 36th all-time as SDSU ... Wolters scored in double figures for the 60th consecutive game and for the 103rd time in his career ... Wolters also increases his SDSU record to 2,085 career points ... Wolters' six assists gives him 599 for his career, seven shy of breaking the SDSU career record of 605, set by Brian Norberg from 1995-99 ... Horstman topped his previous high of 12 points, set vs. District of Columbia on Nov. 18 ... SDSU's 28 game home winning streak now ranks as the second-longest in the country, after Kansas lost at home on Saturday to Oklahoma State, snapping its 33-game home winning streak


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