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Adwan, Lina, Gehad M. Subaiea and Nasser H. Zawia. "Tolfenamic Acid Downregulates BACE1 and Protects Against Lead-Induced Upregulation of Alzheimer's Disease Related Biomarkers." Neuropharmacology. 79:596-602. April 2014.
Ahklaghi, Fatemeh. SEE: Ionita, Ileana A.; Robertson. I.
Ahmed, Aftab. SEE: Atta, A.; Kahn, M. A.; Kumar, V.
Aninwene II, George E., Pegah N. Abadian, Vishnu Ravi, Erik N. Taylor, Douglas M. Hall, Amy Mei, Gregory D. Jay, Edgar D. Golouch and Thomas J. Webster. "Lubricin: A Novel Means to Decrease Bacterial Adhesion and Proliferation." Journal of Biomedical Materials Research - Pt. A. 2014.
Aoyame, Hiroaki And Robert E. Chapin. "Reproductive Toxicities of Methotychlor Based on Estrogenic Properties of the Compound and Its Estrogenic Metabolite, Hydroxyphenyltrichloroethane." Endocrine Disrupters. 2014: 193-120. (Book Series)
Atta, A., A. Allyas, Z. Mashim, A. Ahmed and S. Zarina. "Lactate Dehydrogenase Like Crystalline." Protein Journal. 33(2):128-134. April 2014.
Basch, Ethan. SEE: Hay, Jennifer L.
Bihaqi, Syed Waseem, Azadeh Bahmani, Gehad M. Subaiea and Nasser H. Zawia. "Infantile Exposure to Lean and Late-Age Cognitive Decline: Relevance to AD." Alzheimer's & Dementia. 10(2):187-195. 2014
Boekelheide, Kim. SEE: Rider, Cynthia V.; Spade, Daniel J.; Thompson, Marcella Remer.
Boyd, R. A. SEE: Wang, X. L.
Campbell, Norman. "Ignore 'Expensive Slick Advertising' (Letter.)" South County Independent. October 30, 2014. p.A10.
Chand, Karam, Suchita Prasad, Rakesh K. Tiwari, Amir N. Shirazi, Sumit Kumar, Kekavous Parang and Sunil K. Skarma. "Synthesis and Evaluation of c-Src Kinase Activity of Pyridin-2(1H)-One Derivatives." Bioorganic Chemistry. 53:75-82. April 2014.
Chapin, Robert E. SEE: Aoyame, Hiroaki.
Chen, Xuesong, Lichun Sun, Yingying Cong, TIngting Zhang, Qinshi Lin, Qingwei Meng, Hui Pang, Yanbin Zhao, Yu Li and Xiaoqun Dong. "Baseline Staging Tests Based on Molecular Subtype Is Necessary for Newly Diagnosed Breast Cancer." Journal of Experimental & Clinical Cancer Research. 33:38- 2014.
Chen, Xuesong, Yingying Cong, Lihua Pan, Ying Jiang, Qingwei Meng, Lichun Sun, Hui Pang, Yanbin Zhao, Xiaoqun Dong and Li Cai. "Luminal (Her2 Negative) Prognostic Index and Survival of Breast Cancer Patients." Cancer Epidemiology. 38:286-290. 2014.
Chen, Xuesong, Yu Li, Wang Qiushi, Yan Wang, Hong Sun, Jian Wang, Guoquan Cul, Li Cai and Xiaoqun Dong. ea Polyphenols Induced Apoptosis of Breast Cancer Cells by Suppressing the Expression of Survivin." Scientific Reports. 4:#4416. 2014.
Chen, Yanjing, Yuan Chen, Da Xiao, Arijit Bose, Ruitang Deng and Geoffrey Bothun. "Low-Dose Chemotherapy of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Through Triggered-Release From Bilaer-Decorated Magnetoliposomes." Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces. 116: 452-258. 1 April 2014.
Deng, Ruitang. SEE: Chen, Yanjing; Lin, Qiushi; Liu, J.
Dong, Xiaoqun. SEE: Chen, Xuesong; Huang, Lina; Javle, Miland; Lin Qiushi; Liu, Jongjing; Song, X.
El-Sayed, Naglaa Salem, Shirazi Amir Nasrolahi, Magda Goda El-Meligy, Ahmed Kamel El-Ziaty, David Rowley, Jiadong Sun, Zenat Adeeb Nagib and Keykavous Parang. "Synthesis of 4-aryl-6-indolylypyridine-3-carbonitriles and Evaluation of Their Antiproliferative Activity." Tetrahedron Letters. 55(6):1154-1158. February 2014.
Gua, Liangran, Daisy D. Yan, Donfang Yang, Yujuan Li, Xiadong Wang, Olivia Zalewski, Bingfang Yan and Wei Lu. "Combinatorial Photothermal and Immune Cancer Tehrapy Using Chitosan-Coated Hollow Copper Sulfide Nanoparticles." ACS Nano. 2014.
Hay, Jennifer L., Thomas M. Atkinson, Bryce B. Reeve, Sandra A. Mitchell, Tito R. Mendoza, Gordon Willis, Lori M. Minasian, Steven B. Clauser, Andrea Denicoff, Ann O'Mara, Alice Chen. Antonia V. Bennett, Diane B. Paul, Joshua Gagne, Lauren Rogak, Laura Sit, Vish Viswanath, Deborah Schrag, Ethan Basch and the NCI PRO-CTCAE Study Group. "Cognitive Interviewing of the US National Cancer Institute's Patient-Reported Outcomes Version of the Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (PRO-CTCAE)." Quality of Life Research. 23:257-269. 2014.
He, Mai, John R. Pepperell. Fusan Gundogan, Monique E. DePaepe, Lindsay Maggio, Shaolei Lu, Stefan Kopst, Barbara O'Brien, Suzanne Delamante, Halit Piner and Umadvei Tantravahi. "Monochrionic Twins Discordant for Mosaic Trisomy 4." American Journal of Medical Genetics. Part A. 164A:1227-1233. 2014.
Huang, Lina, Kexin Yuan, Jingjing Liu, Xiyun Ren, Xiaoqun Dong, Wenjing Tian and Yunhe Jia. "Polymorphisms of the TLR4 Gene and Risk of Gastric Cancer." Gene.537(1):46-50. 1 March 2014.
Ionita, Ileana A., Ken Ogasawara, Reginald Y. Gohn and Fatemeh Aklaghi. "Pharmacokinetics of Total and Unbound Prednisone and Prednisolone in Stable Kidney Transplant Recipients With Diabetes Melitus." Therapuetic Drug Monitoring. 2014.
Javle, Miland, Yanan Li, Dongfeng Tan, Xiaoqun Dong, Ping Cheng, Siddartha Kar and Donghui Ll. "Biomarkers of TGF-Beta Signaling Pathway and Prognosis of Pancreatic Cancer." PLoS One: 9(1):e85942 January 2014.
Jay, Gregory D. SEE: Aninwene II, George E.; Kahn, M. A.; Lee, Dong Woong; Valente, J. H.
Kahn, M. A., M. A. Asghar, J. Iqbal, A. Ahmed and Z. A. Shamsuddin. "Aflatoxins Contamination and Prevention in Red Chilies (Capsicum annum L) in Pakistan." Food Additives and Contaminants Pt. B. Surveillnce. 7(1):1-6. March-April 2014.
Kalgutkar, Amit S., Editorial Board. Drug Metabolism & Disposition. Vol.42, 2014.
King, R. S., Editorial Board. Drug Metabolism Letters. Vol.8, 2014.
Kulkarni, Supriya R., Aajay C. Donepudi, Jialin Xu, Wei Wei, Qiuqiong Cheng, Maureen V. Driscoll, Delinda A. Johnson, Jeffrey A. Johnson, Xialong Li and Angela Slitt. "Fasting Induces Nuclear Factor E2-Related Factor 2 and ATP-Binding Cassette Transporters Via Protein Kinase A and Sirtuin-1 in Mouse and Human." Antioxidents & Redox Signaling. 20(1):15-30. January 1, 2014.
Kumar, V., F. Annua, D. Ahmed, A. Verma, A. Ahmed, Z. A. Damanhouri, V. Mishra, P. W. Ramteke, P. C. Bhatt and M. Mujeep. "Paederia Foetida lLinn Leaf Extract: An Antihyperlipedemic, Antihyperglycemic and Antioxidant Activity. " Complementary and Alternative Medicine. 14:76. February 25, 20-14.
Lee, Dong Woong, Xavier Banquy, Saurabh Das, Nicholas Cadirov, Gregory Jay and Jacob Israelachivili. "Effects of Molecular Weight of Grafted Hyaluronic Acid and Wear Initiaion." Acta Biomaterialia. 10(5):1817-1823. May 2014.
Lin, Qiushi, Arihiro Aihara, Waihong Chung, Yu Li, Zheping Huang, Xuesong Chen, Shaofan Weng, Rolf I. Carlson, Jack R. Wands and Xiaoqun Dong. "LRH1 as a Driving Factor in Pancreatic Cancer Growth." Cancer Letters. 345(1): 85-90. April 2014.
Liu, W., H. Ma, J. Dain and N. Seeram. "Pomegranate (C punica granata) Fruit Polyphenols Formulation of Advanced Glycation and Products by Scavenging Reactive Carbon Species (Abstract)." FASEB Journal. 28(Suppl 1) 2014.
Liu, Jingjing, Huimiin Liu, Tingting Zhang, Xiyun Ren, Christina Nadolny, Xiaoqun Dong, Lina Huang, Kexin Yuan, Wenjing and Yunhe Jia. "Serum Helicabacter pylori NapA Antibody as a Potential Biomarker for Gastric Cancer." Scientific Reports. 4:14143. 2014.
Lu, Wexei. SEE: Ma, Hang.
Ma, H., W. Liu, N. Seeram and J. Dain. "Inhibitory Effects of Pentagalloyl Glucose From Winged Sumac (Rhus copallinum) on AlbumenGlycation and the aFormation of Advanced Glycation End Products (Abstract)." FASEB Journal. 28(Suppl 1) 2014.
Ma, Hang, Wexei Lu, Daniel Nieson, Joel Dain and Navindra P. Seeram. "Mechanistic Studies of Galletannins Isolated From Red Maple (Acer rubens) Species With Antidiabetic Properties (Abstract)." Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society. AGFD-129. 2014.
Mayer, Alejandro M. S., Mary L. Hall, Michel Holland, Cristina De Castro, Antonio Moliaro, Monica Aldulescu, Jeffrey Frenkel, Lauren Ottenhoff, David Rowley and Jan Powell. "Vibrio vulnificus MO6-24/O Lipopolysaccharide Stimulates Superoxide Anion, Thromboxane B2, Matrix Metalloproteinase-9, Cytokine and Chemokine Release by Rat Braiun Microglia in Vitro." Marine Drugs. 12(4):1732-1756. 2014.
Motavallizadeh, Somayeh, Asal Fallal-Tafitit, Saeeddeh Maleki, Amir Nasrolahi Shirazu, Mahboobeh Pordeli, Maliheh Safavi, Sussan Kabudanian Ardestani, Shaaban Asd, Rakesh Tiwari, Donghoon Oh, Abbas Shafiee, Alireza Foroumadi, Keykavous Parang and Tahmineh Akbarzadeh. "Synthesis and Evaluation of Anitproliferative Activity of Substituted N-(90oxo-9H-xanthen-4-yl)benzenesulfonamides." Tetrahedron Letters. 55(2):373-375. 8 January, 2014.
Nahar, Pragati P., Maureen V. Driscoll. Liya Li, Angela L. Slitt and Navindra P. Seeram. "Phenolic Mediated Anti-Inflammatory Properties of a Maple Syrup-Extract in Raw 264.7 Murine Microphages." Journal of Functional Foods. 6:126-136. January 2014.
Parang, Keykavous. SEE: Chand, Karam; Pemmataju, Bhanu; Yoon, Yeong, Kang.
Pemmartaju, Bhanu, Hitesh K. Agarwal, Donghoon Oh, Karen W. Buckheit, Robert W. Buckheit, Jr., Rakesh Tiwari and Keykavous Parang. "Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of 5'-O-dicarboxylic Fatty Acyl Monoester Derivatives of Anti-HIV Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors." Tetrahedron Letters. 55:1983-1986. 2014.
Rider, Cynthia V., Kim Biekelheide, Natasha Catlin, Christopher J. Gordon, Thais Morata, Maryjane K. Selgrade and Jane Ellen Simmons. "Cumulative Risk: Toxicity and Interactions of Physical and Chemical Stressors." Toxicological Sciences. 137(1):3-11. January 2014.
Robertson, I., A. Asberg, T. Granseth, N. T. Vethe, F. Ahklaghi, M. Garedo, E. Moldev, M. Reier-Nilson, H. Holdass and K. Midtvedt. "More Potent Lipid-Lowering Effect by Rosuvastatin Compared With Flurastatin in Everolimus-Treated Renal Transplant Recipients." Transplantation. 2014.
Rowley, David. SEE: Mayer, Alejandro M. S.; Sarode, Ashish L.; El-Sayed, Naglaa Salem.
Roy, Kevin, Cenk Unday, Thomas Mistretta, Gregory Naugle and Manbir Sodhi. "Multivariate Statistical Monioring as Applied to Clean-in-Place (CIP) and Stream-in-Place (SIP) Operations in Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing." Biotechnology Progress. 30(2):505-515. March/April 2014.
Sarode, Ashish L., Peng Wang, Sakae Obara and David R. Worthen. "Supersaturation, Nucleation, and Crystal Growth During Single- and Bophasic Dissolution of Amorphous Solid Dispersions: Polymer Effects and Implications for Oral Bioavailability Enhancement of Poorly Water Soluble Drugs." European Journal of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics. 86(3):351-360. April 2014.
Seeram, Navindra P. SEE also: Liu, W.; Ma, H.; McWilliams, Scott R.; Nahar, Pragati P.; Weix, Liu; Yoon, Yeong Keng; Zhang, Tao Yuan.
Seeram, Navindra P. "Berries and Human Health: Research Higlights From the Fifth Biennal Berry Benefits Symposium." Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 62(18):3839-3841. May 7, 2014.
Seeram, Navindra P. Natural Products Bioavailability and Metabolism: Clinical Implications. CRC Press. 2014.
Slitt, Angela L. SEE: Kulkarni, Supriya R.; Nahar, Pragati P.; Zhang, Yan.
Song, X., A. Vasilenko, Y. Chen, L. Valanejad, R, Verma, B. Yan and R Deng. "Transcription Dynamics of Bile Salt Export Pump During Pregnancy: Mechanisms and Implications in Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy." Hepatology. 2014.
Spade, Daniel J., Susan J. Hall, Camelia M. Saffarini, Susan M. Huse, Elisabeth V. McDonnell and Kim Boekelheide. "Diffential Reponse to Abiraterone Acetate and Di-n-butyl Phthalate in an Androgen-Sensitive Hman Fetal Testis Xenograft Bioassay." Toxicological Sciences. 138(1):148-160. 2014.
Tantravahi, Umadevi. SEE: He, Mai.
Thompson, Marcella Remer, Andrea Burden and Kim Boekelheide. "Practice-Based Evidence Informs Environmental Health Policy and Regulation: A Case Study of Residential Lead-Soil Contamination in Rhode Island." Science of the Total Environment. 468-469:514-522. 15 January 2014.
Tian, Wenjing, Yunhe Jia, Kexin Yuan, Lina Huang, Christina Nadolny, Xiaoqun Dong, Xiyun Ren and Jingjing Liu. "Serum Antibody Against Heliocobator pylori FlaA and Risk of Gastric Cancer." Heliocobater. 19(1):9-16. February 2014.
Unday, Cenk. SEE: Roy, Kevin.
Valente, J. H., G. D. Jay, C. P. Zabbo, S. E. Reinhart and K. Bertsch. "Activated Chlorine Dioxide Solution Can Be Used as a Biocompatible Antiseptic Wound Irrigent." Advances in Skin & Wound Care. 27(1):13-19. January 2014.
Wands 345(1):85-90. 1 April 2014.
Wang, X. L., S. Mondal, J. Wang, G. Tirucherai, D. L. Zhang, R. A. Boyd and C. Frost. "Effect of Charcoal on Apixaban Pharmacokinetics in Health Subjects." American Journal of Cardiovascular Drugs. 14(2):147-154. April 2014.
Weixi, Liu, Huang Ma, L. Frost, Tao Yuan, J. A. Dain and Navindra P. Seeram. "Pam...phenolikcs Inhibitng Formation of Advanced Glycation End Products by Scavenging Reactive Carbon Species." Food & Function. 5(112):2996-3004. 20
Worthen, David R. SEE: Sarode, Ashish L.
Yan, Bingfang. SEE: Gua, Liangran
Yoon, Yeong Keng, Mohamed Ashraf Ali, Ang Chee Wei, Tan Soo Choon, Hasnah Osman, Keykavous Parang and Amir Nasrolahi Shirazi. "Synthesis and Evaluation of Novel Benzimidazole Derivatives as Sirtuin Inhibitors With Antitumor Activities." Bioorganic & Medical Chemistry. 22(2):703-710. January 2014.
Zawia, Nasser H. SEE: Adwan, Lina; Bihaqi, Syed Waseem.
Zhang, Yan, Tao YuN, Liya Li, Prgati Nhr, Angela Slitt and Navindra P. Seeram. "Chemical Compositional, Biological, and Safety tudiezxof a Novel Maple Syrup Derived RExtract for Nutraceutical Applications." Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 62(28):6687-6698. July 16, 2014.
Zhang, Yan, Tao Yuan, Liya Li and Navindra P. Seeram. "Chemical Composition and Biological Investigation of a Novel Maple Syrup Derived Neutroceutical (Abstract)." Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society. AGFD-20. 2014.
Zhang, Yan, Tao Yuan, Liya Li and Navindra P. Seeram. "Preservation of Phenolics and Other Chemical Constituents in Maple Syrup After Thermal Properties (Abstract)." Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society. AGFD-10. 2014.
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Posted 07/18 · 09:24 AM · LM EditorialFreight transportation and logistics services provider Pacer International Inc. recently announced that its Pacer Distribution Services (PDS) subsidiary has expanded into the Seattle region by leasing space in Sumner, Washington.
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In the sake of time here's the direct link to the event page. http://ericchurch.com/events/1745
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So pre sale is tomorrow at 10 I don't see a place on the site to buy tickets. Will this show up on the site by tomorrow?


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LIVINGSTON — Scheduling problems and unforeseen expenses prompted Livingston Independent School District trustees to call off plans to begin a high school swim team program during a special called meeting Thursday morning.
The cost of leasing the Matthews Street Pool more than tripled during the one-year planning phase of establishing the high school team, LISD officials said.
Livingston Aquatics President Ray Luna M.D. said the group had originally estimated they could lease the pool to the district for about $300 a month, but those estimates came before the group received utility bills for heating the pool through the winter months.
Based on the natural gas bills the group experienced last year, Luna said they would need to charge $1,000 a month rent for the pool.
Livingston Aquatics also wanted to reserve the 4 to 6 p.m. time slot for the ongoing water aerobics program, which would conflict with afterschool workouts for the swim team.
Assistant Superintendent Shelly Hullihen said holding practice after 6 p.m. would run too late and conflict with other school schedules.
Administrators hit another obstacle with launching the swim team since none of the current staff members had so far agreed to coach the team.
One of the district's potential coaches of a youth swim team currently teaches at another district. Given his 20 years experience as a teacher, recruiting that particular coach would cost about $60,000, officials said.
LISD board president Bea Ellis said the resources are not in place to overcome the latest obstacles in establishing a high school swimming program.
"We need to take baby steps and find a way to get the money, schedule and coach,' Ellis said. "We need to have a place to practice and teach."
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Trustees raised a number of questions about the proposed budget for the Polk Central Appraisal District, which is more than $19,000 more than last year.
The appraisal district's annual budget of $1,078,993 is divided among the entities in the county that assess ad valorem property taxes based on each entity's percentage of the total levy, Chief Appraiser Carolyn Allen said.
Based on changes in values for the 2006 levy, Livingston ISD is now allocated 32.2 percent of the district's expenses, which amounts to $324,924.
Board member Henry Ager asked Allen why Livingston's $14,000 increase amounts to 65 to 70 percent of the district total budget increase.
Allen explained that the property tax law changes passed in 2005 forced all school districts to lower their tax rate, although not all by the same percentage.
LISD gained value during that time, and a couple of other district's lost value and that left LISD with a greater share of the PCAD budget, Allen explained.
A lot of the property tax values in the northern end Polk County are based on oil and gas production, Allen said.
"What helps Livingston is growth around the lake. Everybody is moving in so the value is not in minerals, it's in real estate," Allen said.
Superintendent Darrell Myers said the increased appraisal district expenses are causing a growing burden since the revenues from property taxes are capped, but the expenses from the appraisal district continue to grow.
Allen explained the increases could get worse.
A recent audit at the Trinity County Appraisal District forced the chief appraiser there to hire additional staff and increases the budget by $200,000 and ordered the district to purchase new software.
"The only good thing is it may affect your I&S (interest and sinking) rate. It's not going to help in day-to-day expenses," Allen said.
"It hurts on the maintenance and operations side," Myers said.
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Trustees also questioned a $5,000 expense from the youth baseball association for maintaining the field used by the high school baseball team during Thursday's meeting.
Board member Jeff Galloway Jeff Galloway said the association is paying $1,700 to a groundskeeping contractor to maintain its fields.
Trustee Brian Bounds pointed out amount seems disproportionate since the school district only uses one field and the batting cage.
Galloway responded that the high school players metal cleats are damaging the batting cage and the practice schedule is forcing youth games to start later.
Bounds also asked Galloway about the association's revenue from participation fees and other fund-raisers.
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Viscosity in Liquids
Measure the drop time of a marble in various liquids to determine thickness/viscosity.
1.Understand that all liquids flow to fill the space in which they are contained.
2.Understand that liquids flow at different rates.
3.Viscosity is a liquid's resistance to flow, or its stickiness or thickness.
1.) 5-10 different liquids such as cooking oil, milk, heavy cream, water, syrup, apple juice, glycerin, hand sanitizer or aloe vera gel.
2.) 5-10 clear liquid containers such as jelly jars to hold liquids.
3.) 5-10 marbles in similar sizes.
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1.) Label paper with the name of each liquid, each liquid's height (in the jar) in centimeters, and a space to record the marble drop times.
2.) Fill the clear containers to the same height with each liquid.
3.) Place them against a white or solid background for clear viewing.
4.) Using a timer, record the time it takes for a marble to fall through the liquid in each jar. Be careful to start and stop the timer when the marble is at the top and bottom of each liquid.
5.) Repeat step (4.) twice and calculate the average drop time for each liquid. The average drop time is found by adding together a liquid's drop times and dividing by that liquid's number of drop times. (three).
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7. Rank the liquids in order of drop times. Which liquid gave the most resistance to flow or slow the marble down the most (had the greatest drop time)? This liquid is the most viscous.
Liquids form the shape of their containers because the molecules that make up liquids flow past each other in loosely held forces of attraction. Solids are held or bonded together more tightly and therfore hold their shape independently. Viscosity is a measure of how tightly a liquid is held together or a liquid's resistance to flow. A highly viscous liquid is one that flows slowly or is thick like syrup. It is much harder to push things through a viscous fluid because the molecules in the fluid are chemically bonded together more tightly than other liquids.
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Gabriel Levin, an attorney from Wynnewood, won more than $12,000 in a Harrah's Philadelphia WSOP Circuit tournament Monday night. Levin, 34, won Event No. 11, a $345 buy-in no-limit hold'em event. Levin beat David Clark, of Dallas, Texas, in heads-up play. Clark has enjoyed success on the Circuit this year and appears headed to the WSOP National Championship this summer for being among the top 66 points-earners on the Circuit this season.
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Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children (Ms Harney): The Deputy will wish to note that I have made several visits to hospitals around the country following my appointment as Minister for Health and Children. I have not yet been in a position to visit Kerry General Hospital. It is my intention to continue to visit various facilities around the country, including Kerry General Hospital, as my schedule allows.
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There's no shortage of Halloween candy at my house come Halloween night with 4 eager Trick-or-Treaters! In fact this year our Church had a Trunk-or-Treat the night before Halloween and then of course we HAD to go Trick-or-Treating on Halloween!
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1. Make your favorite chocolate chip cookie dough recipe, but don't add the chocolate chips.
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3. Chop them all up in different size pieces, big chunks are ok and fun!
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Carry a private work of art around with you with these colorful cases. The sleek, brushed steel serves as a modern backdrop for Melissa Contreras's fun, illustrated ode to our feathered friends. Her playful images seem to evoke entire, whimsical backstories for their subjects: one an avian ringmaster outfitted in jaunty formalwear, and the other wrapped up in colors and patterns of the changing seasons. Whether you use them for business cards, mints or personal items, each time you reach for them you might just feel yourself take flight. Made in Los Angeles.
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OneAsia Qualifying continues in Sabah
BY OneAsia | 04 Feb 2013
OneAsia hopefuls get their last chance to secure a card for this year when they tee it up at Q-School at Sutera Harbour Golf and Country Club in Sabah, Malaysia on Tuesday.
With places in the tour's prestigious million-dollar tournaments at stake, nearly 200 players from around the world signed up for Q-School this year.
Ten spots went to the top finishers at last week's qualifier at Industry Hills Golf Club in Los Angeles, California, and 14 await the participants at Sutera Harbour.
Entrants ranged from hardy pros who have had starts on the PGA and European Tours, to journeymen from the Korea, Japan and Australasian Tours — as well as fresh-faced students looking for a lucky break.
They also include some OneAsia regulars who lost their cards last year.
"Doing well here can make a big, big difference to the year," said Australian Daniel Fox (right), rueing a poor finish to 2012 that saw him slip out of the top 50 on the Order of Merit and send him back to school.
The winners of both Q-Schools are guaranteed starts at all OneAsia's tournaments in 2013, while those who finish second and third will likely start most events.
Positions are then accorded proportionally between the Malaysian and U.S. Q-Schools.
"Basically, if you get to play the OneAsia events, you are opening yourself up to millions of dollars of prize money over the season," said Fox.
"It would take a lot of mini-tournaments and pro-ams to get close to that."
Fellow Australian Brent McCullough is hoping he can start reaping the rewards of changes he sowed into his game towards the end of last year.
"It wasn't a great end to the year, but it is hard to change your game and expect to do well while you are still making the changes," he said.
"Hopefully the things I have been working on, the things that I'm doing well in practice, will come out on the course."
Some 15 nationalities are represented at both legs of Q-School with a majority of individuals from Korea.
"You can't practice at home (Korea) at the moment because there is too much snow, so coming to Malaysia is good for practice and for playing," said Alan Kim, trying for a OneAsia card for the first time.
"I have been here for nearly ten days, so I hope that all the practice will help me to succeed."
Q-School graduates did particularly well last year, with American Garrett Sapp (6th) finishing in 14th place on the 2012 Order of Merit with earnings of nearly $90,000 from six events.
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Baseball: Vero Beach tops Heritage in preseason classic
Alex Dermody struck out six and gave up one hit in three scoreless innings to lead Vero Beach to a 6-3 win over Heritage in an FHSAA Preseason Classic baseball game at Vero Beach.
Delaney Willson pitched 1¥ innings, striking out three and giving up one hit, to get the save.
The Indians had six hits. Shawn Ramsey was 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. John Coro, Austin Green and Jordyn Cruz all hit RBI singles.
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Four Vero Beach pitchers combined for 14 strikeouts.
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The World Cup is over and with Germany as the winner, we can now get back to our regular lives and our regularly scheduled programming.
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It's an all new week and I can't think of a better way to celebrate than by relaxing in front of the TV tonight.
Holiday time at the end of the year tends to get blurry with so few days between Christmas break and New Year's Eve. But since so many people are on vacation, there has been a lot of downtime with work that I'm using to catch up at home while binge watching a lot of TV!
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Sunday Stream of Consciousness
I know I haven't worked since Friday afternoon, but I have no idea where the past 2 days went. It seems like the time has flown at an unnatural speed.
Saturday all 3 of us participated in the Orange County/Inland Empire Muscular Dystrophy Association muscle walk. It was a 5K that raised money for MD research as well as the MDA camps that take place during the summer. My husband worked at the camp last summer and they asked if he would return and if I could join him this year. They've even agreed to let us bring the baby, as long as he's healthy, since there are some significant concerns with respiratory health for a lot of these kids. I'm very, very excited.
As I type this, there's a Lifetime movie on in the background and I'm about 90% sure one woman is poisoning another. The poisoner is pregnant, naturally.
Tomorrow Eli and I are headed down to go to the zoo with my sister and niece. It's not a horrible drive for me and since we have a year pass, it's free. Hopefully traffic (now with my new! fasttrack pass!) won't be bad either way and the baby will take a couple decent car naps.
This afternoon/evening, I fell down the rabbit hole of convertible car seat research. And wow. Just wow. There are many different varieties. They're all tested to insure safety, they all come in a myriad of colors and sizes and styles and prices and we are never going to pick. Eli still has 4 inches and, uh, 18 pounds, to go in his current car seat (I'm relatively confident he'll get too tall first), so it's time to start looking. Obnoxiously, we'll need 2 seats since my husband and I often trade off daycare drop off and installing these seats is a huge hassle. I am soliciting convertible car seat suggestions.
It's strange that I now think about the baby's length as height. I keep saying he's tall, where before he was long. I suppose this is what happens when your baby starts standing.
My thumb is giving me a ton of trouble right now. I didn't injure it, but I'm thinking it's an overuse thing from work. I have very mobile finger/thumb joints, so I'm at an increased risk for screwing them up and this is a nice (if a little excessively painful) wake up call to start being more aware when I work. For now, I'll be icing icing icing.
Today Eli ate well (like the most he's eaten in WEEKS), slept pretty well and played hard. I'm hoping that tonight is finally the night his sleep normalizes a bit. We have had at least 2 wake ups a night every night except 2 for the past 5 weeks. I am so tired. And I have to get up once to pump at night or my milk supply suffers greatly.
Speaking of sleep, it's time to head that way. I hope you all have a wonderful week!
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We used the Evenflo Triumph 65 LX (well, just the LX, the 65 is the newer version) as a convertible and a Britax Frontier 85 as a 5pt booster.
I don't have time to look right now, but you're going to need to make the decision about whether or not you're going to forward or rear face until 2 (this is also new since she was born, 6), while keeping in mind that he's tall. A was a very tall baby and outgrew the Triumph long before the 65lbs.
You could probably get away with one of the Britax Boulevard car seats for awhile.
Your biggest thing is going to be the maximum heights for rear facing.
Check Amazon for the best prices on Britax btw.
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March 4th, 2013 at 10:19 pm
@InDueTime, Our plan is to rear face until he outgrows whatever rear facing seat he's in, so basically, as long as possible. We need one that will let us rear face for a while, but without a shell that's so tall that I can't see out my back window. SIGH.
We purchased the Evenflo Triumph 65 as well, and they fit rear-facing in our Fit (which I know you also have). The Britax also fit rear-facing in a Fit, but are pricier. We tried the Diono Radian, which are super cool, if heavy. They fit, and are super narrow, but are super pricey. They're rated to 100 or 120 lbs, so they turn into boosters, effectively, and are the last car seats you'll need to buy.
I over-researched convertible car seats till my eyes bugged out, deciding, then wavering, then deciding again. Finally, there was a Cyber Monday deal on the Evenflo, so we high-tailed it to Babies R Us with my iPad showing the discounted price, and bit the bullet (buying four! Ouch! Twins!). But it was a huge relief to have it done, and the kids are so much more comfortable (looking) in their "big-kid" seats.
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March 4th, 2013 at 10:21 pm
@Mrs. Apron, Dude. You drive a fit? Are we the same person? (Minus that extra baby, because God obviously knew you could handle more at once than me.)
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March 5th, 2013 at 6:10 am
@Katie, Dude, basically. You're my West Coast doppelganger.
Feels weird to say this, as you're the expert-but if your joints are that flexible, you might consider a CMC restriction splint like this https://www.ncmedical.com/item_77.html.
Too many go rounds in surgery and PT for my lovely wrists (deQuervain's, carpal tunnel, bone spurs, and a hellacious fracture of the radius, ulna and malunion of those little bones) Even with living south and not having pain all winter, the CMC splint comes out whenever I know I'm going to be working the thumb too much.
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You could argue that that whole Christmas thing doesn't make much sense out here, among the stars. Myriad suns and worlds, as many equinoxes as you care to calculate, all the special alignments you can imagine.
But it's all still there, right? Earth and Sun, still absolute reference points for each other. Still coming right up to that longest night and shortest day, that ancient dark before the dawn, seeds buried deep and little sun god/son of god curled fetal-style ready for rebirth. Just because you can't see it, doesn't make it less real.
"Kind of arbitrary though, don't you think?" Lana says.
And she's right, of course.
Anyway, all that winter solstice mysticism, that's all just so much Northern Hemisphere cultural hegemony. Not that Lana would put it that way. She curls a strand of dirty blonde hair around a finger.
"Where I'm from, right now? It's, like, summer."
The baby kicks again, and Lana jumps with a little squeal of surprise and ends up doing a back flip. Then she lets herself drift, cradling the rounded curve of her belly as she floats.
"My little miracle," she says with a soft smile.
It shouldn't be happening. She had her tubes lasered, the same as all of us, sent sterilized into our barren exile. But that doesn't work so well if you're already pregnant when they do it. Of course she wasn't supposed to be pregnant. Three years in a women's prison, they wouldn't even have bothered to test. Lana doesn't talk about it much, but some of the guards were men, and there are some things more likely than miracles. Still though, you might think with a procedure like that, invasive, you'd miscarry anyway. And most likely you would. But sometimes it's the less likely you've got to worry about.
Most days now are drifting, like this. Drifting in the confined space of the zero-g cabin, which is drifting in turn in the empty vastness outside. There is no one else.
Most days now are waiting. It can't be long now, looking at her.
She hums little songs to the baby, talks to it in a dreamy sing-song voice. "We'll sail away, far away, find a lovely world. Apple trees and honey bees and—"
"Fuck's sake, just stop, all right? There are no other worlds."
She looks startled, hurt. Does she actually believe this stuff?
"The colony's another world," she says sullenly.
"Well, yes. But isn't that what we're trying to avoid? A penal colony's no place for a baby. And they'd never let you keep him anyway. Isn't that the whole point? Isn't that why we did it?"
Probably it was the pregnancy symptoms, weird fluctuations in temperature or blood electrolytes or something, that made Lana's stasis pod start acting up and alerted the guard.
He wouldn't have been expecting her to know how to flip open the other pod. She's not as blonde baby-doll dumb as she looks. He sure wasn't expecting to have to deal with two women, one of them with nothing to lose and the other with everything to fight for. Though which one was which, now there's a riddle.
"We shouldn't have killed him," Lana says sometimes, blue eyes troubled like a cloudy sky.
"But we did, didn't we? Or you did."
She pops another Valium, and that makes the clouds go away, or mostly. She frowns at the half-empty pill bottle. "You don't think this is bad for the baby, do you?"
"Doubt it. Can't be worse than the stasis drugs, right?"
She's stayed off the harder stuff, to be fair to her. She's taking this motherhood thing more seriously than you might have thought. Not that Lana's the kind of mother you'd wish on any child. Just ask her last baby.
Oh wait, you can't. Born crack-addicted and dead within the hour, hence why we're right here right now, he doesn't have a lot to say for himself. She didn't mean it, of course she didn't. She had the start of a good education, and a well-off family, back home before the running away overseas and the drugs, but she should have picked a better place to run away to if she was going to do what she did because none of that counted for anything in our glorious homeland. As she'd say, they're kind of, like, draconian about some things.
And for trying to help her cover it up, hide the remains? The same sentence. An experienced nurse with a flawless record of dedication? Just trying to help, it wasn't like anything could be done for the poor thing by then anyway? No matter. Accessory to murder, infanticide.
"I didn't mean to do it," she insists. It's like she's not sure herself which one she means.
At least now the punishment fits the crime, retrospectively. It's funny how things work out.
No one dies in childbirth any more.
"There's so much blood," Lana says. "There's not supposed to be so much."
"You're not going to die. It's not, like, Victorian times."
No. But that's because we've got surgical procedures, injections to contract the uterus and slow the bleeding, we've got transfusions. Except when we haven't.
She's strapped in the stasis pod, stuck full of diamorphine from the med kit. It dulled the pain, maybe, or at least it made her drowsy enough that she didn't care or couldn't say if she did. But there's so much blood. And there's nothing to stop it.
There's methicillin, old school or what, and there's silver-bullet vancomycin, but it's not infection that's killing her. There's heparin, would you believe it, the anti-coagulant, vials of it winking in the flickering light like a bad joke. There's a bit more diamorphine, and that'll help in its own way, but there's nothing to stop the life bleeding out of her. Nothing at all.
That's one thing there's no shortage of. There's an infinity of nothing out here.
"More," Lana says. She's slurring her words. She's had enough already, more than enough, but what does it matter now?
The baby wails again.
The needle slides into her arm, and her eyes look slowly heavenward, her pale lips curl into a smile.
The baby's little mouth closes on her breast, momentarily contented, sucking the last of her milk. It's what she'd want. Shame to let it go to waste.
Salty tears, the sharp pain of them. Wasting precious water. Nothing but waste, nothing but nothing. All of it. What a fucking waste.
Look at that.
Maybe it's the hormones they injected us with after the tubal ligations, or some weird side effect of stasis. Or maybe it's long-buried maternal instincts, that biological clock ticking into life far too late. Maybe it's a little miracle after all.
It's milk. Oozing from a barren woman's nipples. Well, it looks like milk, doesn't it, but how can it be? Taste it, then. Hmm. Warm, strangely sweet, but it is milk.
The baby agrees. And he should know, shouldn't he?
The milk doesn't last long. But it's enough, it buys him time. Until his cradle is ready.
The stasis pods are silver-shiny chrysalis cocoons. Except that two of them are coffins now. Lana, and the guard whose name we never even knew, no butterfly awakening for them, never ever. But they're escape pods too, their own back-up energy source built-in, as well as the solar panels on the outside.
The third one, then. It wasn't difficult to modify the inputs to match an infant's different nutritional and circulatory needs.
Hush, hush, go to sleep now. Here, a kiss. The last of the miracle milk. Sing you a lullaby if I could remember how. Sail you home.
I want to keep you. Hmm. That's unexpected. Maybe it could work. Try Lana's plan after all, go looking for those happy shiny worlds. It's what your mama would have wanted. I could be your mama now. I want it. So much I ache deep inside like it was me gave you birth those few short days ago. No one need ever know different and oh I want.
No matter. Wants are irrelevant. You can't follow where I'm going. Have to let you go.
We're not that far out yet from Earth. Once you get closer, you'll show up on surveillance systems and they'll intercept you. They'll find you, keep you safe. Give you a name. All the things I can't.
You won't remember me. But I will.
Two stasis pods left, then. It's not like the inhabitants need them. Could drag one of them out, take their place, sleep until the journey's end. Could fix it so as to never wake up, always a possibility. The destination is kind of unappealing.
But no need to choose yet. No. Stay awake a little longer, watching. See my baby on his way, on your way. Dormant in the darkness with all the possibilities of a universe coiled helical inside.
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Utah women's basketball coach Anthony Levrets remembers the days when star player Michelle Plouffe was a gangly youngster surviving on raw talent and instinct.
"She couldn't score in the paint at all," he said. "She was a perimeter player in a four-man's body."
Suffice it to say she has she grown since those days. Unfortunately Plouffe couldn't do enough to make her Utah teammates improve as well, and the 11th-seeded Utes head into Thursday's Pac-12 tournament a decided underdog against sixth-seeded Washington. While the Utes' season could be coming to a close, Plouffe's career seems like it is just beginning to take off.
The 6-foot-4 Plouffe is projected to be a second round WNBA pick by draftsite.com after a season in which she finished third in the league with 14 double-doubles, eighth in scoring (18.3), second in defensive rebounds (8.3) and third in total rebounds (10.4).
Her strong all-around play will make her extremely attractive as a potential WNBA player, Pac-12 analyst Mary Murphy said.
"You get the feeling that she has barely scratched the surface of her potential," Murphy said. "She has all the skills you would want and you just feel like it's going to happen for her."
Playing in the WNBA would be the fulfillment of a long-time goal for the senior from Edmonton, Alberta.
The Mountain West Conference freshman of the year in 2010-11, Plouffe developed into a consistent threat for the Utes, averaging more than 17 points and nine rebounds the last two seasons.
But the best way she can see honoring her career is to finish strong and help the Utes do as well as possible in the Pac-12 tournament.
"The last four years have been an amazing experience for me," she said. "I've grown up a lot here and met some great people along the way who will stay in my life a long time. Hopefully when I am done I can make a WNBA roster or go to Europe and play, but I'm thankful for the time I had here."
Her biggest disappointment was the inability to help Utah do more this season. After the Utes reached the final of the WNIT last year where they lost to Drexel 46-43 â Plouffe and her teammates thought they were going to make some waves in the Pac-12 this season. Unfortunately, they never broke the surface. Injuries to key players hurt team chemistry, and Plouffe had to deal with a death in her family, taking her away from the team for three weeks.
"We never got ourselves together," Levrets said. "The caliber of competition got better too, but it was still something different. We just couldn't finish off games."
Still, Plouffe was a relentless bright spot as she continued her growth as a basketball player, Levrets said.
"She has gotten better at everything," he said. "She has a work effort that is crazy, like I haven't seen before. If you took a picture of what you want a program to be, she would epitomize it."
The Utes have produced some great talent through the years, such as current WNBA player Leilani Mitchell (New York) and Kim Smith, who was selected as the 13th pick in the 2006 WNBA draft and is in the midst of her first year as the Utes' Director of Community Relations.
The expectations are Plouffe will find her own success at the pro level. Her participation in the 2012 Olympics she played for Canada was "invaluable experience," in Murphy's estimation.
"You need that at the pro level," she said.
Plouffe's work ethic will help her find her niche at the next level, too, Smith said.
"The WNBA is just a whole bunch of freak athletes," Smith said. "She is an intelligent player and that is going to help her defend these athletes that she is going to go against. She isn't used to seeing the level of athlete she will see on the WNBA level, but she has a great build and is an outstanding shooter and a hard worker. That will take her far."
Appreciative of the compliments and excited about her future, Plouffe would like to go out as a winner. Doing so will be difficult against the hometown Huskies, but Plouffe is determined to give it her best, just as she has all season.
"I think we can totally win," she said. "We're definitely going to compete hard and if we can win a game or to and finish feeling a little better about ourselves, that would be good."
Pac-12 women's basketball tournament
O At KeyArena, Seattle
Utah vs. Washington
Thursday, 9:30 p.m. MST
TV • Pac-12 Network. Radio • 700 AM
Records • Utah (11-18, 4-14); Washington (17-12, 10-8)
Last meeting • Washington won 67-66 on Feb. 16
About the Utes • Utah lost both meetings to Washington this year, losing 53-52 in overtime on Jan. 17 and 67-66 on Feb. 16. . ⦠The Utes are 5-3 in all games decided by five points or less this year. ⦠The Utes are 1-2 in the Pac-12 Tournament. ⦠Utah is 9-3 when holding opponents to fewer than 60 points.
About the Huskies • The Huskies have lost two of their last three games. ⦠Kelsey Plum leads Washington averaging 20.9 points and 4.7 rebounds; Jazmine Davis averages 19.2 points and 3.2 rebounds. ⦠Washington is averaging 73.2 points and allowing 73 points.
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• 6-foot-4 senior forward
From • Edmonton, Alberta
Of note • Has 14 double doubles this year. ⦠Is fourth in University of Utah history with 2,059 points and holds the school record with 1,146 rebounds. ⦠Averaging 18.3 points and 9.9 rebounds per game. ⦠Was named to the All-Pac-12 team for the second year in a row.
Tournament schedule
Thursday's games at Key Arena in Seattle
• Colorado (No. 9 seed) vs. UCLA (No. 8 seed), 1 p.m.
• Arizona (12) vs. USC (5), 3:30 p.m.
• Oregon (7) vs. Washington State (7), 7 p.m.
• Utah (11) vs. Washington (6), 9:30 p.m.
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A big truck rumbles along next to the Houston Ship Channel.
It's one of the big rigs handling goods that move through the top exporting port in the United States.
With its 52 miles of petrochemical complexes, figures show the port is responsible for about a million direct and indirect jobs in the Houston region. And with the widening of the Panama Canal that's currently underway, officials expect even more activity in the future, and that means more traffic on local roadways.
"If we don't prioritize freight movement, then the jobs aren't going to be here and we begin to stagnate."
Harris County Judge Ed Emmett worked on a recent TxDOT study on what the state needs to do to improve its freight transportation infrastructure, especially in regard to increased energy exploration.
"With the Eagle Ford Shale and the Barnett Shale coming in, the widened locks of the Panama Canal will allow LNG tankers to go through. They don't fit right now."
The TxDOT study also sees a big demand for Texas agricultural products. But with the state's population expanding by about a thousand people a day, how do you efficiently move freight without bogging down the state's roadways?
At the Port of Houston trucks handle most of that freight, but Port Executive Director Leonard Waterworth says a lot of those containers could be transported by rail.
"Right there in the Barbours Cut area, there's probably well over fifty percent additional capacity that could be utilized, so there's lots of opportunity to grow there. And I think you'll see that starting to be utilized in 2013."
Officials say if you could get the freight out of congested urban areas before loading it onto trucks, freeways would move more smoothly . But with more cars expected on the roads, what about the long waits at railroad crossings? TxDOT Commissioner Jeff Moseley says the state has to make improvements at grade crossings because air quality is also an issue.
"Just imagine where you don't have automobiles stopped and idling because they're waiting on a train to cross the roadway. If you can elevate those rail lines over the roadways just imagine the tons of carbon that are not placed into our air."
The study also suggests transporting more goods by barge on the Intracoastal Waterway.


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