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If you are anything like us, you surely have a tried-and-true morning routine from which you rarely stray. While ours usually involves coffee, two coats of mascara, and a mad dash to find our car keys, once that's sorted we're free to indulge in our favorite ante meridiem activity: trawling through our inboxes to see what standout styles have caught the eyes of our always-inquisitive readership! Luckily, we also take great pleasure in spending our days researching said requests and gathering our findings for your edification. In the spirit of serving up some serious fashion-for-thought, we are pleased to present today's installment of What Was She Wearing: Answers! And while breakfast may be the most important meal of the day, these four impeccably turned-out ladies will continue to feed your imagination and satisfy your sartorial appetite long after your coffee fix has worn off!
Olivia Palermo
The City's Olivia Palermo looked appropriately polished at the Parson's Fashion Benefit honoring Calvin Klein's Tom Murray and Francisco Costa in New York earlier this month. The fashion-centric fête brought out a bevy of cosmopolitan beauties, but Palermo stood out from the pack by wearing two highly-covetable pieces from Marc Jacobs' F/W 09 collection: the Radzimir Short Puff Sleeve Top ($1100) and the Radzimir Skirt with Irregular Pleats ($865). Sadly, these separates won't be in stores until the end of the summer, but we think the Primrose Embroidery Dress
($485) from Marc by Marc Jacobs will stave off any purple-paisley cravings you may have until then! Of course, Palermo racked up some additional style points with her killer accessories, like Roberta Freymann's Tie Dye Scarf Bag ($95, 212.585.3767) and Yves Saint Laurent's Tribute Platform Sandals ($760). For those of you who are crazy about her shoes, but not ready to commit to the high price tag, be sure to check out Gianni Bini Uptown Sandals ($98), which bear a remarkable resemblance to Palermo's pick. To finish off the look, the "social" selected an Armani Exchange's Metallic Cuff-try their Mesh Braided Bracelet ($38) for a similar effect.
Nicole Richie
Even when she's traveling for a professional purpose, Nicole Richie makes it her business to look chic! At the Canadian launch of her House of Harlow 1960 jewelry collection at Toronto's Holt Renfrew department store, the multi-talented Richie wore a vintage gold and black striped sweater dress and a classic pair of YSL Tribute Pumps. Of course, the real stars of her outfit are the House of Harlow 1960 pieces; her selections included the Black Resin Necklace ($125), Gold Medallion Necklace ($85), Black Leather Starburst Necklace ($95), Black Leather Cuff ($120), and Gold Aztec Bangles ($95). Wear them separately for a rich accent, or combine a few pieces to get a variation on Richie's lux look. Though her creations are just a click away, we know a good vintage sweater dress like Richie's is considerably harder to find. You can always spend time sifting through your favorite vintage boutiques to uncover a unique piece (we do!), but for a quicker fix, we recommend Sonia by Sonia Rykiel's Oversized Cotton Sweater Dress ($280) or Diane Von Furstenberg's Ponca Dress ($485) in Spice. Finally, slip Office's Last of the Giants Leather Pumps ($112), which match the always-popular Tribs in style, but are sufficiently kinder on the wallet!
Mary-Kate Olsen
When we opened our inboxes and found multiple requests about Mary-Kate Olsen's outfit at the New York launch event for the Matthew Williamson for H&M capsule collection, we were particularly giddy about getting you the details! Olsen's vintage violet jacket serves as reminder that spring is the time to incorporate colorful outerwear options into your regular rotation. The actress/designer grounded her eye-popping piece with H&M's Asymmetrical Dress ($25, 212.564.9922) and Matthew Williamson for H&M's Studded Belt ($50, 212.564.9922). Of course, if you want to avoid the mob scene that is sure to surround the It-Brit designer's collaboration with the Swedish clothing chain, try Kova & T's Alaina One Shoulder Dress ($330) and Topshop's Premium Boyfriend Blazer ($135), which will enliven your ensemble with a swath of playful plum. To add some dramatic flair, Olsen picked a pair of studded Prada t-strap sandals and a patterned Miu Miu handbag, both from past seasons and, unfortunately, no longer available. But do not fret, dear readers, because we have unearthed some equally outstanding alternates for Olsen's selections. Try Prada's
Prada Bronze Mirror Stone T-Strap Sandals ($380) or BCBGirl's Lisa High Heel Sandals ($119) to get a well-heeled look and Lucky Brand's Flutterby Billow Patchwork Tote ($269) for a chic carryall.
Karolina Kurkova
While attending the 8th Annual Spring Fling Party hosted by star hairstylist Harry Josh at the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York, Karolina Kurkova looked seasonally appropriate in a dark denim jumper and Simple Black Ballet Flats ($165) from London Soles. Her Madewell for Shopbop Boilersuit Romper ($150) is the kind of playsuit that should be a staple in any closet-model or otherwise-for the warmer weather months. While Kurkova cinched her onesie with a vintage belt, try tying We The Free's Knot Belt ($48) at your natural waist to create a similarly sexy silhouette. Kurkova finished off her outfit with Hunting Season's glamorous Black Onyx Python Clutch ($1995), but we think J Renee's 8034 Clutch ($89) would also fit the bill. For a final touch, layer a bunch of silver bracelets, like Old Navy's Metal Bangles ($10), or some of your favorite vintage bangles (as Kurkova did). -KM
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LUKE SELLARS, PARRISH AND OTHER SILLI STORIESBelieve me, I wish I had better stuff to deliver
While we await the news of any NHL-level training camp invites by the Islanders, I can forward an email from Ottawa today that defenseman/fighter and former Thrash prospect Luke Sellers has been invited to Bridgeport training camp. No confirmation whether he has accepted.
Luke – big PIMs in junior and the AHL – has bounced around Europe the last few years. He would have to come to Sound Tigers camp for the opportunity to answer some questions about his character. There was a time when the former Atlanta second round pick was thought to have stones and ability. He also could be a good opponent for the Wrecker if the two squads ever meet. (Yup, a blog entry about a never-been maybe going to an AHL camp. Got it).
While I await the fulfillment of more interview requests – my Biron and Okposo Q & As became part of a weekly series instead of the daily I hoped for – here's a story I told Puck Daddy for his tribute to Mike Sillinger.
While we await the news of some former Islander being invited to training camp, here's a reminder that I predicted Mark Parrish a while ago. Let me reiterate that I really like Mark, but I don't see the point in having him, Miro Satan, Chow, Ken Belanger, Ari Haanpaa or anyone else back. If the Islanders want to stick to this slow rebuild, they should go for it.
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This is a small sample size, but let's take a look at some recent winners in sports. Back in February, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Super Bowl. Arguably the two most storied franchises in the NFL (and save the Yankees, possibly American sports.)
Later in the Spring, the Cricket World Cup was won by India, the country most associated with the sport, after a nearly 30 year run without lifting the trophy. Last month, the Rugby World Cup was claimed by New Zealand, once again the country now most associated with the sport, and once again after a lengthy drought (last title, 1987). Less than a week later, the St. Louis Cardinals clinched their 11th World Series title (2nd most in history).
What does this all mean? Again, with a sample size this small, probably nothing. But when times are tough (economically in the U.S., politically in India, environmentally in New Zealand) people look for something to rally around. Something safe and reassuring that they know they can count. Something that reminds them of their strengths and past successes. Sport can answer that call and in a lovely symbiotic relationship, the teams feed off the fans who are desperate for the win, driving them on to play inspired. It's perhaps not a coincidence that the Cricket World Cup was played partially in India and the Rugby World Cup took place in New Zealand.


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A Combination Trial of Copaxone Plus Estriol in Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis (RRMS) (Estriol in MS)
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This is a double-blinded, placebo controlled study of estriol pills versus placebo pills in relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis. The study treatment will be an added on to Copaxone injections in all subjects. The primary outcome measure is a reduction in relapses.
Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis
Drug: Estriol
Drug: Placebo
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Combination Trial of Copaxone Plus Estriol in RRMS
- Relapse Rate [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- severity of "Relapse" as assessed by degree of worsening of Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Proportion of subjects with confirmed progression in Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) (at least 1.0 point for at least 6 months on two exams) between baseline and conclusion [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) progression from baseline at conclusion [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Improvement in Paced Serial Addition Test (PASAT) scores between baseline and conclusion [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Improvement in 7-24 Spatial Recall test scores between baseline and conclusion [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Improvement in Selective Reminding Test scores between baseline and conclusion [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Brain MRI enhancing lesions [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Time to first relapse [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The number of days to relapse from month 0 will be assessed in each treatment group
|Study Start Date:
|March 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|July 2014
|Primary Completion Date:
|July 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: 1
Estriol Pills plus Copaxone injections
Drug: Estriol
Estriol 8 mg capsule, once per day, duration of treatment is 2 years
Other Names:
Placebo Comparator: 2
Placebo pills plus Copaxone injections
Drug: Placebo
Placebo capsule, once a day, treatment duration is 2 years
Detailed Description:
Multiple sclerosis (MS) relapses are known to be significantly decreased during pregnancy. This proposal will establish whether oral treatment with estriol, the major estrogen of pregnancy, induces a decrease in relapses in relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) subjects when used in combination with injectable Copaxone. Previously, in a pilot study, it has been demonstrated that treatment of RRMS subjects with oral estriol for six months resulted in a significant reduction in gadolinium enhancing lesions on serial brain MRIs (Annals of Neurology, 2002; 52:421-428) and caused a favorable shift in immune responses (Journal of Immunology, 2003; 171:6267-6274). This is an add-on study aiming to extend these previous findings by treating longer and focusing on clinical outcomes. The combination of Copaxone injection plus estriol pill (8 mg per day) will be compared to Copaxone injection plus placebo pill in a double blind trial. The duration of treatment will be two years and the primary outcome measure will be relapse rate. Secondary and exploratory outcomes will include disability measures (MSFC, EDSS, Quality of Life, Fatigue and Depression testing) and MRI as a biomarker (white matter enhancing lesion number and volume, T2 lesion volume). Safety measures (blood tests and gynecologic evaluations) will also be followed. The overall goal of this study will be the development of an oral anti-inflammatory treatment, estriol, for RRMS.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 50 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Diagnosis of relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis
- At least one relapse in the last two years
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients treated in the past with total lymphoid irradiation, monoclonal antibody, T cell vaccination, cladribine, bone marrow transplantation, azathioprine, cyclophosphamide, methotrexate, mitoxantrone, cyclosporin or Tysabri
- Clinically significant diseases other than multiple sclerosis
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00451204
|United States, Arizona
|Mayo Clinic
|Scottsdale, Arizona, United States, 85259
|United States, California
|University of California, Los Angeles
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90095
|United States, Colorado
|University of Colorado
|Aurora, Colorado, United States, 80045
|United States, Illinois
|University of Chicago
|Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60637
|United States, Kansas
|University of Kansas
|Kansas City, Kansas, United States, 66160
|United States, Maryland
|Johns Hopkins University
|Baltimore, Maryland, United States, 21287-6965
|United States, Minnesota
|University of Minnesota
|Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, 55455
|United States, Missouri
|Washington University
|Saint Louis, Missouri, United States, 63110
|United States, New Hampshire
|Dartmouth Medical School
|Lebanon, New Hampshire, United States, 03765
|United States, New Jersey
|UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center
|New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States, 08901
|United States, New Mexico
|University of New Mexico
|Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States, 87131
|United States, Ohio
|Ohio State University
|Columbus, Ohio, United States, 43221
|United States, Pennsylvania
|University of Pennsylvania
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19104
|United States, Texas
|University of Texas Southwestern
|Dallas, Texas, United States, 75390-8575
|United States, Utah
|Western Institute for Biomedical Research
|Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, 84158
|Study Director:
|Rhonda Voskuhl, M.D.
|University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Los Angeles, CA
|Principal Investigator:
|Anne Cross, M.D.
|Washington University, Saint Louis, MO
|Principal Investigator:
|Angela Bates, M.D.
|University of Texas, Southwestern, Dallas, TX
|Principal Investigator:
|Suhayl Dhib-Jalbut, M.D.
|Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, UMDNJ, New Brunswick, NJ
|Principal Investigator:
|Michael Racke, M.D.
|Ohio State University
|Principal Investigator:
|Anthony Reder, M.D.
|University of Chicago
|Principal Investigator:
|John Rose, M.D.
|Western Institute for Biomedical Research, Salt Lake City, UT
|Principal Investigator:
|Barbara Giesser, M.D.
|University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Los Angeles, CA
|Principal Investigator:
|John Ratchford, M.D.
|Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, MD
|Principal Investigator:
|Sharon Lynch, M.D.
|University of Kansas Medical Center
|Principal Investigator:
|Gareth Parry, M.D.
|University of Minnesota - Clinical and Translational Science Institute
|Principal Investigator:
|Dean Wingerchuk, M.D.
|Mayo Clinic
|Principal Investigator:
|John Corboy, M.D.
|University of Colorado, Aurora
|Principal Investigator:
|Corey Ford, M.D.
|University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
|Principal Investigator:
|Dina Jacobs, M.D.
|University of Pennsylvania
|Principal Investigator:
|Enrico Lallana, M.D.
|Dartmouth University, Lebanon, NH
|Responsible Party:
|Rhonda Voskuhl, Professor, Department of Neurology; Director Multiple Sclerosis Program, University of California, Los Angeles
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00451204 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|RO1-NS051591, NIH grant RO1-NS051591, NMSS grant RG 3915
|Study First Received:
|March 22, 2007
|Last Updated:
|December 18, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by University of California, Los Angeles:
Multiple sclerosis
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis, Relapsing-Remitting
Autoimmune Diseases
Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System
Demyelinating Autoimmune Diseases, CNS
Demyelinating Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Pathologic Processes
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The men's Columbia Declination Trail Short Sleeve Shirt can be summed up in two words: Easy style. It's a phrase used in the Alps to describe the no-stress, go-with-what-ya-got mountain lifestyle that's existed for generations there. It also aptly fits this crisp yet casual short sleeve button up. The Declination Trail features a wonderfully textured modal fabric in a series of savvy plaids and cool, deep colors. A security pocket at left chest closes with a button to keep Metro tickets and Fourth of July pinwheels in check.
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Adorable UK duo Sophia Grace and Rosie returned to the United States this week to once again appear on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" -- and this time, they tackled Taylor.
The two, who became an Internet sensation in September 2011 with a viral video of them performing Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass," are apparently still a thing and performed Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble" today on the show.
And we've gotta say, it's one of Rosie's best performances yet.
While Sophia Grace still sang the entire song, her silent costar was definitely more into her moves this time around. She must really be a Swift fan!
Check out the video above -- do you still love these girls a year and a half later?
Also, check out Sophia Grace & Rosie's Greatest Hits:
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"First I want to tell you how much this raised our morale. I overheard a few people saying it felt like Christmas all over again." – Jolly Rogers 103 Line Division, to Operation USO Care Package
"I received one of your care packages from Operation USO Care Package. You have no idea how much it means to the Sailors at sea to know that people support what we do." – MC2 Matthew D. Leistikow, USS Dwight D. Eisenhower
Anyone who's ever been away from home for long periods of time can relate to the excitement and joy of receiving a Care Package. And the USO takes great pride in extending that touch of home to troops deployed overseas. It creates an instant connection between the troops, home and the citizens they serve. The USO receives thank you notes from troops all over the world recounting the morale boost a Care Package provides. The program also takes care of families by providing a Military Family Care Package.
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BARRE–The Derby Kings basketball team, comprised of mainly 6th and 7th graders, with four 8th graders as well, went 2-0 at the One Day Run Tournament this past Saturday.
The boys competed in the "A" level 8th grade division, and had little difficulty holding their two opponents to an average of just thirty points per game.
The Kings, using a combination of height, speed and quickness to double up their opposition, scoring close to sixty points per game.
Kendrick Gray, Colin Myrick and Trey Azur were the top scorers on the team, but Derby got contributions from everyone on the roster.
VERGENNES– The NEK Pythons traveled to western Vermont on April 7th for a tournament that featured the K-2 state championships.
All of the Python's K-2 wrestlers are first year competitors, and they showed their growth as athletes at the event.
In the championship portion of the afternoon, Lahna Descheneau and Cazian Comeau-Elman each came in second place. Manny St. Marie came in third, and Dereck Guillette and Jonathan Hunt took fifth place.
For the rest of the team, it was just a regular tournament and the results are as follows;
NEWPORT–When looking at the 2012 North Country track and field season, the biggest star of the program will not be competing in any of the events.
It will be hosting them.
The brand new facility on the campus of North Country Union High cost over $180,000.00 to build, and everyone I spoke with could not be more thankful to the members of the community that helped make this dream come true.
ORLEANS— "Senior leadership and senior contribution," are what coach Laura Laramee says will be the key to Lake Region's run during the 2012 Tennis season. "We are a very senior heavy team and I am looking for those girls to carry the load," she would go on to add.
While tennis may not be as popular as the Big 3 of Soccer, Basketball, and Baseball, the blue and white still have 12 girls willing to test their skill on the blacktop.
That's all folks, just four core players from the 2011 North Country Varsity baseball team are returning in 2012.
The Falcons lost a whopping eighty-three percent of their roster to graduation. The veteran four, the only members of the this year's with significant time at the varsity level are the two seniors, Nate Stewart and Jon Boyer, and two juniors, Mike McCarthy and Jason Hatin. these guys will be expected to provide the team with leadership.
JERICHO/NEWPORT–The 2012 North Country girls tennis team got their season underway last week against Mount Mansfield.
While it was partly sunny with seasonable temperatures here in Newport, it was miserable in Jericho.
From the moment the team arrived at the courts rain poured down upon the players, forcing them to deal with the miserable conditions until the matches were eventually suspended.
FAIRFAX–The Lake Region Lady Rangers opened their 2012 softball season much like they did in 2011. With snow still twirling around the air and temperatures straddling the 40-degree mark, the Rangers could not overcome first-game jitters, falling to perennial powerhouse Fairfax, 8-3.
Fairfax got things rolling in the first inning, pushing across four runs (three of which were unearned), as Lake Region generously assisted their hosts with four errors.
ORLEANS – "The goal for the season is to compete, be productive and have an athlete compete in every event." Those were the words of Coach Auclair during a preseason workout.
This season's squad will be larger than usual, with 20 girls and 16 boys making up the 36 member team. 10 freshmen have also made the jump to the track and field team.
JAY PEAK - Team Canada woman's coach Dan Church is in his first year as head man of the national team. He has been around the block in terms of hockey experience however and knows the pressure that is on his team.
"We tell our team that pressure is a privilege," he said. "When you represent Canada, you are expected to play well. That pressure is a good thing. I don't know if I agree that we are the favorite since we have had trouble winning the World's lately. But we expect to play well each time out."
The rivalry with the USA has made both teams better.
NEWPORT–A cold day with a mix of sun and clouds greeted the North Country boys tennis team as they kicked off their season against Mount Mansfield Wednesday afternoon.
With the Falcons and Cougars splitting the six matches, it came down to total games won, and with a 61-57 advantage, North Country picked up the win.
Dave Durivage dropped the first set 2-6, but rallied to take the next two 6-1, 7-5, defeating Dave Poleson in the number one slot.
"Dave's match was all about ebb and flow," said coach Gary Atchinson. "He fought his way through it and toughed it out in the end."


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S.743 - Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013113th Congress (2013-2014)
|Sen. Enzi, Michael B. [R-WY] (Introduced 04/16/2013)
|House - Judiciary
|Latest Action:
|06/14/2013 Referred to the Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform, Commercial And Antitrust Law.
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|05/06/2013 : Passed Senate
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Forces in the operational area need support from their home base if they have to maintain their professional and measured response to events. In particular, they need first class logistical support which can be relied on to supply them with the items they need, on time and in the right quantities.
CASSIDIAN logistics solutions include:
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Londonâs best Sunday lunches
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Traditional pub roast? Dim sum? Here's our guide to the capital's best Sunday lunch spreads
Let the Time Out experts guide you through the best Sunday lunches in London – from traditional pub roasts to Chinese dim sum and modern French cooking. Time Out reviews anonymously and pays for all meals.
Think we've missed a great place to have Sunday lunch? Let us know in the comment box below.
Sunday lunch reviews by: Guy Dimond, Anne Faber, Euan Ferguson, Ruth Jarvis, Charmaine Mok, Jenni Muir, Sally Peck
The best Sunday lunches in south London
The Bobbin1 - 3 Lillieshall Road, SW4 0LN (7738 8953)
Tucked away in a quiet residential street north of Clapham Common, this cosy, neighbourhood gastropub lures in the locals for a decent Sunday lunch that isn't fancy, isn't overpriced, and doesn't require dressing up. The emphasis is on Sunday roasts: meaty delights such as Suffolk chicken, rib of Ayrshire beef or Blythburgh pork shoulder come served with the standard sides of roast potatoes, cabbage and root veg. Those with less carnal cravings needn't despair – fish and vegetarian options include hake and chips or pumpkin lasagna. The dessert menu offers robust temptations such as chocolate pot with peanut biscuits, or bread and butter pudding.
Sunday lunch for two with drinks and service: around £40. Read Bobbin review
Canton Arms177 South Lambeth Road, SW8 1XP (7582 8710)
Sitting incongruously on a particularly bleak stretch of South Lambeth Road, Canton Arms is an excellent place to while away a Sunday afternoon. The kitchen serves up rustic, meaty dishes which are the essence of contemporary British food, though occasionally with an Italian or French flourish. Fish or meat terrines or warm seasonal salads are the perfect way to whet the palate. Go with a big appetite and share a slow-cooked joint, or opt for a lighter risotto or fish (the menu changes daily) and finish with a decadent chocolate pot with cream, or a satisfyingly tart crumble. The pub serves a less-usual selection of real ales such as Skinner's Betty Stogs or Timothy Taylor Golden Best, plus two daily-changing guest ales. Child, baby, and dog-friendly, Canton Arms is popular on weekends and is not the place for a speedy meal. Bookings not taken.
Sunday lunch served noon-4pm. Sunday lunch for two with drinks and tip: around £60. Read Canton Arms review
The Rookery69 Clapham Common Southside, SW4 9DA (8673 9162)
The Rookery is a snug bar-restaurant facing Clapham Common that opened in 2011. The location is perfect for Sunday strollers, many of whom drop in while passing, though it's best to book. Young families and convivial small groups of thirty-somethings make up much of the Sunday clientele, some at high bar stools, some beside the cosy real-effect gas fire, some in more alcove-like seating towards the kitchen, and a few stragglers seated on the smaller first floor. The menu is British-focused but modern, with dishes such as rabbit, smoked sausage and bacon pie with suet crust, for three people to share – these bunnies were hopping off the menu. More conventional choices include pot-roasted Tamworth pork shoulder, topped with crisp and light pork crackling. The drinks list is also excellent – the fabulous beers on draught include a Meantime IPA.
Sunday lunch served noon-4.30pm. Sunday lunch for two with drinks and service: around £45. Read The Rookery review
Trinity4 The Polygon, SW4 0JG (7622 1199)
Trinity may be one of Clapham's smartest neighbourhood restaurants specialising in Modern French cuisine, but did you know they also do a smashing Sunday lunch? A classy three courses for £35 centres around beautiful but gutsy mains: the highlight being, naturally, the Aberdeen Angus sirloin with proper Yorkshire puddings, roast veg and fresh English horseradish (grated with a flourish tableside). Other options for mains might include roast Middle White pork belly, or balsamic braised lamb shanks, bookended by potted sea bass or pigeon kiev for starters, and sticky date and toffee pudding for dessert. Service is top notch, and unexpectedly unfussy for all the pressed linen and sparkling glassware about. Pricey, but very special – recommended for when a grimy gastropub offering just won't do. Trinity's chef-owner, Adam Byatt, has also just opened a simpler bistro nearby at 40 Abbeville Road called Bistro Union which is also open for Sunday lunch.
Sunday lunch for two with drinks and service: around £85. Read Trinity review
Also good for Sunday lunch in south London
Joanna's56 Westow Hill, SE19 1RX (8670 4052)
Crystal Palace institution with a big local following.
Read Joanna's review
Old BreweryPepys Building, Old Royal Naval College, SE10 9LW (3327 1280)
Greenwich restaurant with nice outdoor seating, lovely beer and a great Sunday lunch.
Read Old Brewery review


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Read: Brad Richards Was Upset With How Yesterday Went
via Elliotte Friedman, Jarret Stoll of the LA Kings spoke with Mayors Manor about the NHL lockout and how the players are feeling after the week of negotiating.
Stoll said he was on the conference call last night and came away from it "depressed." He also spoke with his teammate Kevin Westgarth who is in NY for the meetings and told Stoll that not much was accomplished.
Stoll also said that Brad Richards spoke on the conference call after attending the afternoon meetings and that while he liked the experience of being in the meeting but that it was a disappointing one.
He also said, "We're close in some areas. We're almost there in some areas. But then there's a lot of other areas where there's no negotiating, there's no chance to move on anything. That's not what negotiating is, I don't think. It's give and take. We understand we have to give and we're going to give a lot. There's no question. But, in my mind, it doesn't seem like we need to get taken advantage of either. In a way, that's just not right."


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Getting Pregnant: HIV-Positive Woman and HIV-Negative Man (Serodiscordant)
October 2012
There are several different options for reducing the chances of passing on HIV while trying to get pregnant. If you are an HIV+ woman and an HIV-negative man seeking information on getting pregnant, the options below will help you understand what might be the best for you, and prepare for discussions with your health care provider. (For other options, you can return to the main "Getting Pregnant and HIV" page.)
Home Insemination
This is a cheap and simple way of getting pregnant. It involves having the man ejaculate (cum) into a clean cup or condom. If using a condom, be sure to use a condom without spermicide; after sex, pull the penis out of the vagina with the condom still on (you can also masturbate into a condom or cup, without vaginal sex). Then, using a syringe (without a needle) or baster, you suck up the semen and insert the syringe or baster deep inside the vagina. Once the syringe or baster is deep inside the vagina, you squeeze out and deposit the semen. You can get non-needle syringes at almost any pharmacy as they are commonly used to give medicines to babies. Your HIV provider may also have some to give you.
It is more effective to use this method when a woman is fertile, or when she is ovulating. Ovulation occurs when an egg is released from the woman's ovary and usually happens about two weeks before a woman starts her menstrual period. Insemination during the "fertile window" -- usually one to two days before ovulation and one day after ovulation -- has a greater chance of success. For more information on understanding and tracking your fertility, visit:
- Fertility Awareness Center
- Pinpointing Fertile Days
- Bay Area Perinatal AIDS Center: Home Insemination for HIV+ Female Discordant Couple
Assisted Reproduction
This means that a sperm fertilizes an egg with the help of a medical technique or therapy. Assisted reproduction (sometimes called "assisted reproductive technology" or ART) is useful when the future parent(s) require help to prevent HIV transmission between partners, are using donor sperm, or are having difficulty getting pregnant at home because of fertility issues. Unfortunately, few facilities offer assisted reproduction to HIV+ patients, and few health insurance plans cover it. There are several types of assisted reproduction:
- Intra-vaginal insemination (IVI): Very similar to home insemination, only done in a clinic.
- Intra-uterine insemination (IUI): Semen (sperm and seminal fluid) is drawn up into a narrow tube, which is then inserted through the cervix into the uterus (womb). The semen is deposited in the uterus, where fertilization of the egg can occur.
- In-vitro fertilization (IVF): The woman takes fertility drugs to help her prepare eggs (also called ripening her eggs). When eggs are ready (or ripe), they are removed from the ovary and put in a dish with sperm. Once there is a fertilized egg (embryo), it is put back in the woman's uterus.
- Intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI): This is a specific type of IVF in which a sperm is injected directly into an egg using a very thin needle. When a fertilized egg occurs, it is returned to the woman's uterus. This method is used when a man's sperm do not swim well or are not normally shaped.
Unprotected Sex
It is important to remember that no matter how low the HIV+ partner's viral load -- even if it is undetectable -- there is always some risk of passing HIV to the uninfected partner with any type of unprotected sex. If you choose this method, the risk of passing on HIV is lower if you only have unprotected sex when the woman is ovulating (when she is most likely to get pregnant).
The risk of passing HIV to an uninfected partner may also be reduced when the HIV+ member of the couple takes HIV drugs (continuous combination antiretroviral treatment), even when he or she has no symptoms and a relatively healthy immune system. Recent studies of serodiscordant heterosexual ("straight") couples showed that HIV drugs were very effective in preventing HIV transmission to the uninfected stable partner of someone with HIV.
Another way to reduce the risk of passing HIV to your uninfected partner is to have the HIV-negative partner take Truvada (tenofovir/emtricitabine) as Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, or PrEP. PrEP means taking medicine before being exposed to something to prevent yourself from getting a disease or condition. In July 2012, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the daily use of Truvada as PrEP for sexually active adults at risk for HIV infection. The US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) now recommends that serodiscordant couples consider using PrEP as an additional tool to help reduce sexual transmission of HIV while trying to conceive.
If you intend to have unprotected sex, it is important to tell your sexual partner that you are HIV+. Exposing someone to HIV without telling them you are HIV+ can result in serious legal action being taken against you.
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Atomic carbon is a very short-lived species and, therefore, carbon is stabilized in various multi-atomic structures with different molecular configurations called allotropes. The three relatively well-known allotropes of carbon are amorphous carbon, graphite, and diamond.
Once considered exotic, fullerenes are nowadays commonly synthesized and used in research; they include buckyballs, carbon nanotubes, carbon nanobuds and nanofibers. Several other exotic allotropes have also been discovered, such as lonsdaleite, glassy carbon, carbon nanofoam and linear acetylenic carbon (carbyne).
The amorphous form is an assortment of carbon atoms in a non-crystalline, irregular, glassy state, which is essentially graphite but not held in a crystalline macrostructure. It is present as a powder, and is the main constituent of substances such as charcoal, lampblack (soot) and activated carbon. At normal pressures carbon takes the form of graphite, in which each atom is bonded trigonally to three others in a plane composed of fused hexagonal rings, just like those in aromatic hydrocarbons.
The resulting network is 2-dimensional, and the resulting flat sheets are stacked and loosely bonded through weak van der Waals forces. This gives graphite its softness and its cleaving properties (the sheets slip easily past one another). Because of the delocalization of one of the outer electrons of each atom to form a π-cloud, graphite conducts electricity, but only in the plane of each covalently bonded sheet. This results in a lower bulk electrical conductivity for carbon than for most metals.
The delocalization also accounts for the energetic stability of graphite over diamond at room temperature. At very high pressures carbon forms the more compact allotrope diamond, having nearly twice the density of graphite. Here, each atom is bonded tetrahedrally to four others, thus making a 3-dimensional network of puckered six-membered rings of atoms.
Diamond has the same cubic structure as silicon and germanium and because of the strength of the carbon-carbon bonds, it is the hardest naturally occurring substance in terms of resistance to scratching. Contrary to the popular belief that "diamonds are forever", they are in fact thermodynamically unstable under normal conditions and transform into graphite.
However, due to a high activation energy barrier, the transition into graphite is so extremely slow at room temperature as to be unnoticeable. Under some conditions, carbon crystallizes as lonsdaleite. This form has a hexagonal crystal lattice where all atoms are covalently bonded. Therefore, all properties of lonsdaleite are close to those of diamond.
The buckyballs are fairly large molecules formed completely of carbon bonded trigonally, forming spheroids (the best-known and simplest is the soccerball-shaped C60 buckminsterfullerene). Carbon nanotubes are structurally similar to buckyballs, except that each atom is bonded trigonally in a curved sheet that forms a hollow cylinder. Nanobuds were first reported in 2007 and are hybrid bucky tube/buckyball materials (buckyballs are covalently bonded to the outer wall of a nanotube) that combine the properties of both in a single structure.
Of the other discovered allotropes, carbon nanofoam is a ferromagnetic allotrope discovered in 1997. It consists of a low-density cluster-assembly of carbon atoms strung together in a loose three-dimensional web, in which the atoms are bonded trigonally in six- and seven-membered rings. It is among the lightest known solids, with a density of about 2 kg/m3.
Similarly, glassy carbon contains a high proportion of closed porosity, but contrary to normal graphite, the graphitic layers are not stacked like pages in a book, but have a more random arrangement. Linear acetylenic carbon has the chemical structure -(C:::C)n-. Carbon in this modification is linear with sp orbital hybridization, and is a polymer with alternating single and triple bonds.
This type of carbyne is of considerable interest to nanotechnology as its Young's modulus is forty times that of the hardest known material – diamond.(wikipedia.org)


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Sunlight was starting to fade on April 8, 1980 when 12-year-old Georgia Jane Crews walked out of her Montverde home on Highland Avenue and disappeared.
Her older brother, Tony, who was 16 at the time, thought she was simply heading down the street to the market on County Road 455, or possibly to her best friend's house a few blocks away, but what happened in those few short blocks remains a mystery.
"She never really done nothin' like that," recalls Georgia's mother, Linda Crews. "That's something we couldn't understand."
Linda and her husband Michael now live in Wellborn, a good two hours north of the Lake County town that holds such bittersweet memories. They'll never forget the night they returned home from work to find their sons Tony and Charles, then 14, desperately searching the streets and calling for their little sister. They knew she would never willingly stay out after dark.
The AMBER Alert system was still 20 years away from being established in Florida, but in such a small town word of Georgia's disappearance traveled fast.
By midnight hundreds of friends and neighbors had joined the Crews family in the search, trampling any possible evidence with their good intentions.
By the next morning the media had descended on the quiet town of Montverde, broadcasting and publishing photographs of the smiling fifth grader's big brown eyes and long blond hair.
Deputies cased the town overhead from a helicopter, they combed the grounds with tracking dogs, rummaged through the orange groves on horseback and even dragged the bottom of Lake Florence near the family's home.
"We went for three days without sleep," says Michael Crews. "I was looking everywhere in the world we thought she could be."
The anxiety the family felt the night before had given way to full-blown panic which would eventually spiral into cold dread. They didn't know at the time that those feelings were only the beginning of what would become a life-long strain of unanswered questions that would weigh heavily on their hearts.
"Why would anybody want to hurt a little girl?" It's a question Linda has asked herself almost every day for the past 32 years.
It appeared the only things Georgia left behind were a trail of small prints of her bare feet in the dirt road and her beloved dog, Tiger. During the search the pup sat at the crossroad just down the street from the Crews' home, refusing to move, as if telling the family that that is where he last saw her.
In fact, every morning after Georgia disappeared, Tiger would run back out to the crossroad and sit there waiting for her to return; Tony or Charles would have to get him at nightfall and bring him back home. Mysteriously, three weeks after Georgia disappeared, Tiger disappeared as well. The family still has no idea what happened to him.
Local 6 has now learned that just two days after the little girl vanished, the Lake County Sheriff's Office received a disturbing anonymous phone call from a man. The transcript of that call reads, "Hello… yeah… you know that girl that you looking fo… yeah, the twelve year old… yeah… she's dead."
The recording of that phone call has since been lost and the man has never been identified. Six days after that call, on April 16, Georgia's body was discovered in Casselberry, Seminole County, 30 miles away from her home. She had been stabbed in the back and her body dumped in a wooded walk-through area behind what was then a K-Mart.
She was still dressed in the tattered remains of the jeans and tank top she had sewn herself in her 4H Club. Her body was so badly decomposed that she could only be identified through medical and dental records, and there was no evidence of a sexual assault leaving very little, if any, DNA evidence for future technology to analyze.
The search for Georgia was over, but the search for her killer was just beginning. Each day that passed without an arrest chipped away at Montverde's middle-America mentality of unlocked doors and unsupervised children.
Detectives interviewed dozens and dozens of neighbors but no one saw anything unusual that week which, in a town of only 300 or so people, was rather unusual in and of itself. Surely someone would've noticed an outside vehicle or a new face strolling through their sleepy town, but no one did, leaving many to speculate that the killer was a seemingly friendly face that lived among them.
"This is basically a book of names that have come up during the investigation," says Detective Adrian Youngblood as he flips through a three-ring binder. It is bulging with background checks, mug shots and side notes from previous detectives detailing a long list of possible suspects that mostly lead to dead ends.
The binder is just one of eight that make up a mountain of information that investigators with Seminole County's Major Crimes Unit are now digging through as they join the growing list of detectives who, over the years, have reopened the cold case of Georgia Crews.
"Somebody saw something about this little girl," says Detective Robert Jaymes. "Somebody knows what happened to this little girl, somebody said something to somebody and that's what we need out there."
It's a difficult task because in the 32 years since Georgia's murder many of the original detectives have passed away, witnesses have moved away, and memories of a seemingly unforgettable murder still tend to fade.
Even the area where Georgia's body was found is now buried under a new layer of trees and shrubs; the neighborhood where she grew up has been redeveloped to the point where it's not even recognizable.
However, with every fresh set of eyes comes a different perspective and this time around new information has been discovered. It centers around a necklace Georgia was wearing when her body was found. It appears to be a homemade cross possibly constructed from parts of a motorcycle.
At the time, a friend told detectives the necklace belonged to Georgia, but during recent interviews Det. Jaymes learned that it did not. It is a lead that was never followed up on.
"We need to find ownership of the cross. It was not her cross," says Jaymes.
"It's not something you see everyday," Linda says. She and her husband have been studying photos of the necklace, memorizing every cut and curve.
"It's not something you'd walk out and go to the jewelry store or Walmart and find. It belonged to somebody, and either that person was there when she was abducted or that person is the one who abducted and killed her."
If you have information on this case contact the Seminole County Sheriff's Office by clicking here. Or you can remain anonymous through the Crimeline: 1-800-423-TIPS.
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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- This weekend, Wreaths Across America will begin its annual convoy from Harrington to Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, where volunteers will lay tens of thousands of wreaths on the gravestones of veterans. On the way, there will be a stop at Cheverus High School on Sunday, where the wreaths will be blessed.
Among those accompanying the convoy are two Portland Police officers, each who feel a real connection to the event. Officer Kevin Haley takes some of the Cheverus swim and dive team members he coaches down to Arlington every year to participate in the wreath laying.
Haley said, "We can talk about it all you want but until you step on the grounds of Arlington National Cemetery, it really puts a lump in your throat, and you quickly get a true aspect of what's happened in our past in our history to create our freedom that we have today."
The trip is a personal one for Haley. His brother, Billy, an Air Force veteran and Cheverus graduate, was buried at Arlington after taking his own life in 1996. "It was brutal," Haley said. "Still is. It's very tough but we have to move forward."
And for him, that means taking the motto of Wreaths Across America very seriously: Remember, Honor, Teach. "I thought it was really important to continue the mission. Certainly a big part of this is to teach and teach the next generation, our kids how we got our freedom and how we have our freedom today," Haley said.
Haley's devotion to Wreaths Across America is shared by his lieutenant, Janine Roberts.
While she had no personal connection to Arlington, participating in Wreaths Across America has given her one. "A sense of being able to give back," Roberts said. "They always thank me for my service when I thank them. And one distinction that I always make is that I get to go home at night. And they didn't. And their families made the sacrifice with them."
This year, Roberts will be laying a wreath at the grave of President John F. Kennedy. "I'm going to be nervous. I'm going to be humbled. Being the center of attention, I'm used to speaking in public so that part of it. Luckily I don't have to speak. I just have to lay the wreath and not trip over myself."
The wreath laying at Arlington takes place on the morning of December 15. The ceremony at Cheverus is Sunday, December 9 at 4:30 p.m. at the Keegan Gym on Ocean Avenue in Portland.
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Frequently Asked Questions
New Residency Requirement
Beginning in August 2015, all students who have earned less than 60 credit hours will be required to live on campus and participate in a meal plan program. This applies to our current resident population as well as to the new incoming class.
All freshman and sophomore students (or students under 60 credit hours) should plan to live on campus; however, we do understand there may be unique circumstances warranting special consideration for exemption from this requirement.
Students who live at home with their parents/legal guardians in their primary residence in one of the following counties could qualify to be exempt:
- Kentucky: Boone, Campbell, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton, Pendleton
- Ohio: Hamilton, Clermont
- Indiana: Dearborn, Ohio
In addition, the following conditions could qualify a student to be exempt:
- 21 years of age or older
- Married
- Parent with custodial responsibilities
- Part-time student (taking less than 9 credit hours a semester)
- Extenuating health and medical circumstances
If you would like to be considered for an exemption based on these criteria, please complete a Housing Exemption Form and submit it to the Department of Student Affairs no later than August 15, 2015.
When is the deadline for submitting my housing application?
The deadline for submitting an application is August 1st. If this date has passed, please call 859-344-3572 to see if you application can still be accepted.
Am I required to live on campus? What are the benefits to living on campus?
You are not required to live on campus, but we encourage it. Living on campus has been proven to be a beneficial experience. Living on campus can give you a stronger sense of community and makes it easier to make connections with people with your interests. In addition, living on campus means you will not have to commute and there is usually something going on.
Is there internet access?
Each room is equipped with an internet connection. Ackerman Hall, Marian Hall and Howard Hall provide one connection per residence hall room. Murphy Hall provides two connections per bedroom. Each building has wireless connections available.
Are the halls safe and secure?
We have a campus safety office that is here to ensure the safety and security of all TMC students. In order to enter a residence hall you must swipe your college ID. Only residents living in that building have access. There are security cameras on all doors of the residence halls to provide extra safety. We have staff members at the desk of the halls during the late evening until morning hours.
Residents play a large part in the safety and security of the halls. It is imperative that residents make sure their doors are locked when they are in or out of their rooms. Following the guest policy is another way to help with safety and security. All guest(s) must be checked in and escorted by their host at all times.
Where do I do laundry?
There are laundry facilities in each building. There is no cost to the resident to use the facility.
Do I have to clean my own room? Bathroom?
It is the resident's responsibility to clean their own rooms. In Howard, Marian, and Ackerman, there is a staff member that helps to keep the restroom clean and replenished. The residents assist with this by cleaning after themselves and utilizing the trash cans appropriately. In Murphy Hall the residents are solely responsible for the cleanliness of their restroom. Inspections of the Murphy bathrooms will be made once a month during smoke detector checks to ensure that all bathrooms are being properly maintained.
Can I have overnight guests?
Residents may have overnight guest of the same sex. They must register their overnight guest with the staff member on duty by 10:30pm. No one under the age of 16 is permitted to stay overnight without prior approval from the RLC. No guest may stay overnight more than 5 nights in 1 calendar month or more than 3 nights consecutively. There may be no overnight guest without the approval of all roommates.
Room Selection
Upper-class resident students have the opportunity to sign-up for campus housing in March of each year. Students are asked to complete a Housing Sign-up Form giving their first and second preference of building, and roommates for the next year. Assignments for returning students are completed and available during the first week of April. Transfer students or freshmen requested by upperclassmen as their roommate preference will assigned to a waiting list as current residents will have first priority.
New students or those that have not lived in the halls the previous semester may apply for housing at any time during the year. Applications are available from the Admissions Office or Residence Life Office. Once the application and room reservation deposit are received, a letter will be sent confirming receipt of the request. Applications are held on file in the order received and assignments for new students are completed in early June for the fall semester. Students can submit a roommate preference or provide information to the Residence Life Office to aid them in making roommate assignments.
Every attempt will be made to accommodate housing and roommate requests. The College reserves the right to make assignments, approve room change requests or require students to move to a different room if needed to achieve a more effective residence hall community.
Room cancelations for the fall semester should be done by June 1st and for the spring semester by December 1st. Room cancelations after the first day of class are pro-rated at the following rate: 100% during 1st week, 75% during 2nd week, 50% during 3rd week, and 25% during 4th week.
Can I pick my roommate?
Roommate requests are honored whenever possible. Each applicant must request the other person(s) on their housing application.
When will I find out my room & roommate assignment?
Room assignments for the upcoming year are initially mailed out in June. Thereafter, assignment letters are mailed out as soon as assignments are made.
If your room is assigned before your roommate(s) are assigned, you will receive a notification (email or by phone) when your roommate assignment has been made. You will also receive a notification if any other changes become necessary.
What if I don't get along with my roommate(s)? Can I change rooms?
Hopefully you won't encounter this situation. Roommate relationships can be successful if you keep an open mind and are optimistic. Most roommate relationships evolve successfully over time, especially when roommates show respect and good communication directly and honestly.
If you are experiencing irresolvable roommate conflicts with your roommate, see your RA. The RA will sit down with all parties involved for a mediation session. The RA will assist the roommates in completing a roommate agreement for issues that have arrived and may arrive in the future. This agreement is recognized as a binding document.
The short answer is 'yes', but room changes are usually a last resort measure. There is a room change period that all residents must adhere to.
Disability Policy
Statement of Philosophy
Thomas More College is committed to the accommodation of students with disabilities which reside within its residence hall system. Every possible step will be taken to meet the needs of any student with a disability as outlined in KRS 344.010 that is made known to the institution.
Policies and Procedures
Any resident having a disability requiring special consideration, set-up, or safety needs should report the need to the Residence Life Office on their housing application or directly by phone, in person or via e-mail. A note from the primary physician outlining the disability and the needed accommodations should be sent to the Residence Life Office before the start of the school year. This record will be kept in the Residence Life Office and a new form will be needed each year lived on campus.
The Residence Life Office will facilitate all possible housing accommodation requests including: room set-up, occupancy requests, permission to possess guide dogs, special equipment and other requests as made. The Residence Life Office will consult with the Department of Academic Support Services and the Dean of Students in making housing accommodations. Any student not satisfied with the response from the Residence Life Office may appeal the decision by following the appeals process located in the Student Handbook.
The Office of Residence will notify housing staff and the Department of Campus Safety of all reported residents needing assistance in the event of an emergency. During the hall opening meeting each semester, residents can notify the Residence Life Office of the type of assistance needed.


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Gibson's payments to Russian musician Oksana Grigorieva are dependent on a lasting truce.
As part of the agreement, their daughter will receive support equal to what the actor-director provides his other seven children. The former couple will split custody of the girl, who turns 2 in late October.
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As a result of the settlement, Grigorieva cannot pursue a civil case against the Oscar winner, and both sides were ordered not to speak or write about their relationship.
Lichtman specifically said neither side could release any audio recordings, an apparent reference to a series of racist and sexist rants by Gibson that were leaked to the celebrity website RadarOnline.com.
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Grigorieva's payments were divided into thirds, with the final payment occurring in 2016 if the agreement is not breached.
Gibson spoke a handful of times during the hearing, mainly to acknowledge he understood terms of the settlement.
"I'd like to say thanks your honor for bringing this matter to a reasonable conclusion," the "Braveheart" star said.
Grigorieva also thanked the judge and said she hoped the resolution meant Gibson's career could resume.
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Tennesseans in Vietnam : A List of Published Materials
Tennesseans in Vietnam: a list of published material is a list of published data on Tennessee men and women who served in Vietnam 1961 - 1975. It includes only material brought to the attention of TSLA staff. A bibliography of known works containing memoirs of Tennesseans in Vietnam follows the list. TSLA welcomes additions, corrections and suggestions. Contact Ronald A. Lee, TSLA, 403 7th Avenue North, Nashville, TN, 37243 (615-741-2764, telephone; 615-741-6471, fax; email@example.com, e-mail).
Aderman, Bob / Putnam County
Allen, Charlie, Jr. / Scott County
Allison, Eugene / Putnam County
Anderson, Douglas / Corpsman, 3rd Batt, 1st Marines, 1967-68, Nui Kim San / playwright, director, actor, NY city; native of Tennessee
Anderson, Russell / Scott County
Anonymous / Sullivan County
Barton, Jack / Putnam County
Bates, Doug / Putnam County
Black, Capt. John David / Johnson City, TN
Brumbalough, Bobby & Joan / Putnam County
Brunson, Lt. Cecil Hugh / Memphis, TN; U. S. Air Force
Burchfield, Rankin, Jr. / Scott County
Burton, Ted A. / Poor Valley, Hawkins County, TN / Army medic 1967-1968
Butler, Melvin J. / Putnam County
Caron, D. Phillip / Antioch, TN
Carver, Ricardo / Putnam County
Chambers, James (Wes) / Scott County
Chambers, Ron & Seawillow / Putnam County
Coffey, Tony / Scott County
Colson, Terry / Putnam County
Cooper, William Fayette / Scott County
Corn, Bill / Putnam County
Cross, Danny W., O.D. / Putnam County
Crozier, Ted "Wild Turkey" / Clarksville, TN, ret'd Army Colonel, served as Mayor for eight years / 101st Airborne
Davis, Sp4 James Thomas / Livingston, TN / d. Dec. 22, 1961 / Shot from ambush, Dec. 22, 1961, became first US serviceman to die in action in South Vietnam
Deering, Sgt. John A. / Clinton, TN / U. S. Marine Corps
Doss, LCDR Dale W. / U. S. Navy
Durham, James P. "Bull" / P.O. Box 10 Halls, TN 38040 / 362nd Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron, Pleiku, 1969-1970
Elkins, Frank C.
Ennis, Patrick L. / Putnam County
Flatt, Mike & Mary / Putnam County
"Friend", a / Scott County
Gaddis, Col. Norman / Knoxville, TN / U.S. Air Force
Gallaher, Bob / Sgt., US Marine Corps, F Co., 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment / Viet Nam June 1965 - May 1966 / 4001 Anderson Road, B-124, Nashville, TN 37217.
Gardner, James A. / 1st Lieut, U.S. Army, HQ Co., 1st Batt (Airborne), 327th Inf., 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Div.
Geise, Barry / Putnam County
Gist, LeRoy / Putnam County
Goodwin, Johnny / Putnam County
Gore, Albert Jr. / U.S. Army, Specialist 5, 20th Engineering Brigade; Army journalist; 1970-1971
Gore, Willard / Putnam County
Grant, Capt. David B. / Chattanooga, TN / U.S. Air Force
Hampton, Eugene S. / Shelbyville, TN
Harris, Don / Maryville, TN / 101st Airborne, 1967-1968
Harwood, Bob / Putnam County
Hill, Lawrence / Scott County
Hinsley, Lt. Col. Robert / 6815 Landing Way, North Apt. 202 Memphis, TN 38115 / US Marine Corp (ret'd) / Platoon leader, 3rd Force Recon Co., 1969-1970
Hoffman, Walter / Putnam County
Holmes, Billie D. / Hospital Corpsman Third Class, US Navy / Waverly, Tennessee
Hughey, LTC Kenneth R. / Finley, TN / U.S. Air Force
Jackson, Danny
Jenkins, Don J. / Nashville, TN/Kentucky / Staff Sgt, U.S. Army, Co. A, 2nd Batt, 39th Inf., 9th Inf. Div.
Jurgens, Cedric / Scott County
LaFever, Morris / Putnam County
Lawrence, Capt. William A. / Nashville, TN / U.S. Navy, June 1967-Mar. 1973 / Superintendent, U. S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD
Little, Jack / Putnam County
Lloyd, Tommy / Scott County
Lowes, Rick / Putnam County
McCann, Earl / Scott County
McCoin, Edgar Royce / Putnam County
McCoy, Charles / Putnam County
McHenry, Morgan / Putnam County
Maney, Ronnie M. / Scott County
Manier, James / Putnam County
Martin, Harold / Putnam County
Mason, John / Putnam County
Messengale, Dillard / Scott County
Mills, Hugh & Tu-anh / Putnam County
Moore, James Frank / Putnam County
Moore, Sandra C. / author is resident of Paris, TN
Morrow, James
Noe, Jerry Lynn / Knoxville, TN / 173rd Airborne Brigade / KIA
Norris, J. David / Putnam County
Palk, Charles / Putnam County
Palk, Joe A. / Putnam County
Parsons, Bob / Firebird gunship pilot, 1967-1968 / lives in TN, is a stockbroker, financial consultant
Peel, Bobby / Paris, TN / U.S. Air Force
Piepmeier, A. Lee / Putnam County
Rami, Ronald R. / Putnam County
Randolph, Nancy / Army nurse, in Vietnam October 1968 - September 1969 / 312th Evacuation Hospital in Chu Lai / from Ravenscroft, TN
Ray, David Robert / Nashville/McMinnville, TN / Hospital corpsman, 2nd class, 2nd Batt, 11th Marines, lst Marine Div., FMF
Rector, Porter B. (Benjie), Jr. / Scott County
Reed, Michael A. / Scott County
Rimer, Charles Earnest, Jr. / Hawkins County
Roberts, Perry / Putnam County
Robertson, Allen H. / Knoxville, TN / Warrant Officer, lst Brigade, lst Cav. Div (Airmobile)
Robinson, Alex / Putnam County
Singleton, Walter K. / Memphis, TN / Sgt. U.S. Marines, Co. A, lst Batt, 9th Marines, 3rd Marine Div.
Sliger, Fred / Putnam County
Snell, Clinton / Putnam County
Sparks, SP6 John G. / Chattanooga, TN / U.S. Army
Spears, Charles Raymond / Nashville, TN / U.S. Air Force
Stanley, Gary D. / Montgomery County / C Troop, 1st Sqdn, 11th CAV
Stanley, Llew / Scott County
Stout, Mitchell W. / Knoxville, TN / Sgt, U.S. Army, Batt C, lst Batt, 44th Art.
Strunk, Charles / Scott County
Sumpter, LTC Thomas W. / U.S. Air Force
Swigert, Don / Putnam County
Tanner, Cmdr. Charles N. / Covington, TN / U.S. Navy
Tant, William U. / Memphis, TN
Thompson, Lee / Putnam County
Tinsley, Pfc. Coy / Cleveland, TN / U.S. Army
Van Hook, Kenneth N.
Vohden, Cmdr. Raymond A. / Memphis, TN / U.S. Navy
Walker, Darol / Clarksville, TN, life insurance / 101st Airborne, Sgt. Major (ret'd)
Westmoreland, John / Putnam County
White, Bob / Putnam County
Williams, Capt. James W. / Memphis, TN / U.S. Air Force
Williams, Ted / Scott County
Wilson, J. C. / Waverly, TN / Pvt. Co. C, 2nd Batt, 28th Inf., 1st Inf. Div.
Wilson, James H. / Sparta, TN / Sp4, Co., B, 1st Batt., 505th Inf., 3rd Brig, 82nd Airborne Div. / killed March 31, 1969 near Cambodian border. Bronze star, posthumous promotion to Sgt. Age 21
Windle, Edward L. / Scott County
Wood, Robert W.
Zbozien, David / Firebird gunship pilot / lives in TN, a restaurant franchise businessman
Albright, John et. al. Seven firefights in Vietnam. Office of the Chief of Military History, U.S. Army, 1970.
Anderson, David L., ed. The human tradition in the Vietnam era. Wilmington, Delaware, Scholarly Resources, 2000. [no. 5 in The Human Tradition in America series]
Carlock, Chuck. Firebirds. Summit Pub. Group, 1995.
Caron, D. Phillip. Eagles and other prey: a Vietnam experience in prose and poetry. Line drawings by Jeanne Hamilton. Volunteer Publications, 1989.
The cost of war: recollections of the Vietnam War by twenty-three Scott County veterans. Compiled by Craig Reed. Hurricane Ridge Pub., 1989.
Crutchfield, James A. Tennesseans at war: volunteers and patriots in defense of liberty. Rutledge Hill Press, 1987.
Dear America: letters home from Vietnam. Edited by Bernard Edelman for the New York Vietnam Veternas Memorial Commission. Norton, 1985.
Elkins, Frank C. The heart of a man: a naval pilot's Vietnam diary. Edited by Marilyn Roberson Elkins. Naval Institute Press, 1991.
Everything we had: an oral history of the Vietnam War by thirty-three soldiers who fought it. Edited by Al Santoli. Ballantine Books, 1982.
Goldman, Peter L. Charlie Company: what Vietnam did to us. Morrow, 1983.
Grant, W.T. Wings of the eagle: a Kingsmens' story. Ivy Books, 1994.
Hildreth, Ray and Charles W. Sasser. Hill 488. Pocket Books, 2003.
Lee, Alex. Utter's battalion: 2/7 Marines in Vietnam 1965-66. Random House, 2000.
Leeker, Joe F. A History of Air America. McDermott Library, University of Texas at Dallas, 2008.
Macpherson, Myra. Long time passing: Vietnam and the haunted generation. Anchor Books, 1984, 1993 (new introduction).
Moore, Sandra C. Private Woods: a novel. Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1988.
Norton, Bruce H. Force recon diary, 1970. Ivy Books, 1992.
Palmer, Laura. Shrapnel in the heart: letters and remembrances from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Vintage Books, 1985.
Spears, Dietlinde E. Dietlinde's days: memorable moments. Brentwood, TN: New Beginning Press, 1997.
Tennessee blue book. Biennial since 1891. (1973-1974 edition)
A time for looking back: Putnam County veterans, their families and the Vietnam War. Edited by William J. Brinker. Tennessee Technological University, 1990.
Wilson, James R. Landing zones: southern veterans remember Vietnam. Duke University Press, 1990.
Wood, Robert W. Goodbye Vietnam. Germantown, TN, Omonomany Press, 2003.
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Many of my friends wonder why I have two trucks, especially two old trucks. Many of them have said "Why don't you sell both of them and buy you something new?"
They just don't seem to get the appeal of an old truck and its many advantages. All they can see is the repair bills I sometimes get, particularly last year when I had to replace much of the cooling system and the transmission in one, while I was stranded at one point in the other with a burnt out starter, in the middle of a Highway 10 construction zone.
So first let's establish these two vehicles age, doing that by applying the principle of old truck, new truck, which you gonna own.
I have purchased used trucks over the years that hail from 1938, 1948, 1960, 1963, 1978, 1979, 1987, 1990 and a 1994.
As for new trucks I have owned two: a 1978 and a 1986.
Yep that's right I haven't bought a new truck since 1986.
Today I own two of those I have purchased, both now considered old, the 1987 and the 1994.
I learned a long time ago, if you are going to have an old truck, you should have an extra, like you do a spare tire. Consequently I have two.
Inevitably, if the one is down, I will need the other for some important piece of work. Between the two I am in them, with repairs less than $12,000. Tell me, what kind of truck can you buy for $12,000 right now?
While the paint on one is good (the flat bed which works great for a lot of duties), the dually diesel looks like one of the Blue Man group members with a bad sunburn that is starting to peel.
But in terms of hauling stuff they work just fine. My flatbed hauls hay, can carry two four wheelers, mounts up my dog box for my sled team all winter and is a lot of fun to drive with that big 460 in it. It is also very comfortable.
The dually hauls the heavy stuff I might need to haul and pulls my fifth wheel, plus a 14 foot trailer behind it full of toys pretty darn good, pretty much where ever I want it to.
Neither would make a good all-the-time commuter vehicle, but then they are seldom used for that.
I have to admit that often I pull up to a light and next to me will be some shiney, new GM Duramax, Scorpion Ford or Cummin's Dodge (okay Ram if you want to call them that, they are still Dodges to me) and I get a little jealous. My blue one looks a little funny because it has a lot of mid-90s customization. And my flat bed, well it looks good for a flat bed, but mid-80's pazzazz is not what most people want nowadays. Neither have blue tooth, power points to plug in all the gadgets, LED lights, etc. etc. etc.
My dually one has a lot of unintended custom stuff. Like dented running boards so that I don't need to worry about denting them anymore, interior lights that work on command (every sixth time), air conditioned seats (holes in many of them), a cassette player (so I don't have to waste all those good cassette tapes I bought years ago) and a really noisy diesel engine so no one has to guess "is that a diesel or gas powered engine."
My flatbed features a dog hair lined interior, a single CD disc player, a extended cab that has none of those pesky "extra" little doors in the back so grandkids can fall out of them, air condition that works in the winter instead of the summer, and it gets a great 8 miles to the gallon of premium fuel. (The convenience stores give me an extra cup of coffee when they see me coming, just to keep my business).
Most of all, though, even with all these fine features to appreciate, I like the fact that the poor guy in the shiney new truck next to me at the light has a $700 a month payment to make and I have none. Sure I have to keep some money aside for repairs at times, but spending a few hundred bucks a year, to a few hundred a month, makes me pretty darn happy.
I also don't have to worry about scratching either trucks paint on rabbit brush or pine trees when I am out in the boonies and I don't worry much about washing them either. When mine gets mud and grime all over them it is like a badge of honor, something my trucks wear proudly. It is not something I need to get off right away because it might mess up my $4000 custom mags or $7000 paint job with a naked girl portrayed in the mural on the hood.
When I need to fix my old trucks, I can also go to the junkyard and get much of the stuff I need, at a much lower price than new parts would cost. In some cases however they don't even make parts for my trucks anymore, so I have to use "recycled parts." Some mechanical jobs I have others do, but a lot of repairs are do-it-yourself. That certainly makes for a much more intimate experience with your truck as well. You say words to it you would never say to your spouse (either in praying and pleading what you did will work, or in swearing with cuss words you would say to no other living or non-living being.) But it can't divorce you for saying those things either.
There is also no full coverage insurance to pay for either. Sure it if gets wrecked you have to pay for the repairs, but unless its really bad, and undrivable, you really don't need to fix it anyway.
Taxes are low too.
My trucks both have character. The gasser I have to pump like hell on a cold morning to get it going. The diesel I have to be gentle with and step on the accelerator just at the right time as the glow plugs heat the cylinders and the engine catches. If I miss that little niche in starting time, it is then like explaining to your wife why you have lipstick on your collar. It takes a long time to make up.
Odors and smells are common too. The gasser always runs to rich with that big Holley carb on it. I can watch the gas gage go down as it sets in the driveway warming up. Eventually the rich gas smell is replaced with the slight tinge of buring oil as the tappet covers drip so slightly onto the exhaust headers. You can tell the diesel is a diesel all the time. It alway smells like number two fuel oil, night or day, hot or cold, running or not running.
So I love my old trucks. They are, in a word, part of me, because I feel old too. Old, but not useless or worn out, Just well seasoned.
That's not to say that I wouldn't like to have a new truck, but it would require some pretty big spiffs for me to get one.
Like someone else buying it for me and then paying the taxes and insurance on it for the next 10 years.


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Your intense skill can sometimes be a bit rough on your gear. When the music takes hold, it's hard to resist letting a good groove carry you away. With continuous practice your skill levels go up but some of your components may experience a bit of extra wear and tear. Here's where drum replacement accessories come to the rescue. When one little part bites the dust there is no need to replace the whole tom or cymbal stand. When you wail on your snare as much as you do in the run of a day your hoops and strand strainers can take a bit of a hit. Freshening up your snare to be as crisp and clear as the day you bought it is easily done by getting replacement options. The beauty of modern kits and their customizable features is that it's easy for the seasoned drummer to simply replace a part. It's good to keep a stash of items you may need at a moment's notice, like a tension washer that may fly off in the middle of a gig or a wing screw that came loose during a fill of fury. Being prepared means you never skip a beat during an especially smokin' hot performance. The smallest bits of hardware can make a dramatic impact should they happen to disappear. Imagine a kick pedal with no spring or a tom with no tension lugs. Your sound is forever compromised without all the crucial inner workings that make your tone so fresh and original. It's also likely you'll want to customize your kit beyond what the manufacturer has provided. Your floor toms may need an extra height adjustment so acquiring additional legs by Gibraltar will fit the bill. Extra resonance on your bass drum is always sought after and easily can be accommodated with Sound Percussions extended side bass drum hoop. The possibilities are endless, allowing you to make a creative call in regards to your sound. Drumming by nature is hard on the various components you've grown to love. Sacrificing sound due to wear and tear is a thing of the past. With a small investment you can easily get your kit back to the near original condition that you've grown to cherish.
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