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I made this (times 8 to serve 32) for a cocktail party we hosted for a diverse group of friends. The color was festive, the taste delicious and not too sweet, and the sparkling wine put everyone in a festive mood. I made the pomegranate syrup two days before and added the orange juice and orange liqueur to the syrup once cooled. I kept it in the fridge until party time, when I put the syrup mixture in a nice glass pitcher and poured about 2 tablespoons in a glass and topped with sparkling wine. We ran out of this as it was so popular. Very sophisticated.flag if inappropriate
This is fantastic, I've made it many times. I cut the sugar down to 1 teaspoon and for more ginger flavor I grate the ginger. Just be sure to strain the pomegrante juice mixtue before serving.flag if inappropriate
This was exceptional, not too sweet and with complex flavors. I'll never go back to cassis and chambord with champagne! I doubled the recipe, then mixed the pomegranate syrup, the juice and Grand Marnier and chilled those separately. At serving time, I put 2 tablespoons of that mixture into each glass and filled with champagne. Delicious.flag if inappropriate
This was my signature drink at my 40th bday party. So Yummy. I quadrupled the syrup recipe and placed in a glass pitcher. Guests poured a bit in their glass and topped with Prosecco. It was a huge hit...making it again for girls night party.flag if inappropriate
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CANTON For the second consecutive game, the St. Lawrence University hockey team started strong but again in the end couldnt finish the deal.
Northeastern University scored two goals within a span of 48 seconds in the third period with Zach Aston-Reese registering the deciding tally and went on to turn back the Saints, 6-3 on Friday night in a nonconference game before a turnout of 1,833 at Appleton Arena.
A pair of back-to-back losses doesnt make a season, yet it was the way that St. Lawrence squandered a chance to put away the Huskies (5-0) which didnt sit well with Saints coach Greg Carvel.
Were very frustrated because we were ahead 2-0 and playing very well, Carvel said. I thought we really had control of the game, but then we fell asleep on a faceoff play which gave them life and we got away from our game plan too quickly.
The last couple games for the first 30 minutes we looked like a really good hockey team and for the last 30 we havent looked very good.
For the second straight game, St. Lawrence (3-2) blew an early 2-0 lead as it had done in a 5-3 loss at Ferris State last Saturday.
Weve got some selfishness in our game that weve got to get rid of, Carvel continued. Weve got young players that need to learn quicker than they have, but thats a game where we were in control and by the end of the game we were completely out of control.
On Friday, Northeastern, ranked No. 20 in the nation scored three consecutive goals to take a 3-2 advantage on Mike McMurtrys unassisted goal 4:43 into the third period.
The Saints responded to draw even less at 3-3 than 2 1/2 minutes later on freshman Matt Careys first collegiate power-play goal at 4:43.
Getting a power play goal was nice because we havent scored many so far and that pumped the guys up, senior captain Kyle Essery said. But we broke down again when they got that next goal and it just seemed like we couldnt get the legs back under us. We just handed them the game pretty much in the last 10 minutes. Its frustrating.
The Saints fortunes then went south as Aston-Reese deflected a drive from the left point from defenseman Matt Benning past goalie Matt Weninger at 16:10.
That was a really good job by their defenseman, he held the puck and made the play, Carvel said. ... and that was also about us just losing coverage.
Kevin Roy followed with his second goal of the game at 16:58 to provide the Huskies with a 5-3 advantage.
I would say in previous years we may have folded and it would have been 4-0, Northeastern coach Jim Madigan said of his teams two-goal deficit. I liked the way we battled and came back and found a way to win. I think we showed some resiliency and some character because theyre a good hockey team over there and are well coached.
Northeastern goalie Clay Witt made 39 saves, including 14 in the final period, to keep the Saints at bay.
The Saints led 1-0 on freshman Drew Smolcynskis goal 13:05 into the game and Alex Hagen followed with a power-play goal 5:04 into the second period.
The Huskies drew even at two on a pair of goals within a span of 2:04 later in the period as Ryan Belonger scored at 16:05 and Roy followed a power-play tally at 18:09.
We lost the[defensive] assignment on their first goal and we did the same on the second goal, Carvel said. And in the third period, we just got outmuscled for pucks in our own zone and lost assignments. Ive got to find a way to get these guys to play the right way for 60 minutes.
Weninger finished with 16 saves to drop his second straight decision for St. Lawrence.
One positive sign for the Saints was their two power-play goals scored, which matched their total through their first four games this season.
Weve got to learn from this, Matt Carey said. We were up 2-0 and they came back ... and after we tied it up [at 3-3] we should have been firing it up even more, but we gave up those two goals. Its tough to lose like this.
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House Training a Puppy
How long it will take you to house train your dog depends on your dedication to the training process and your puppy's maturity and learning rate. Note: if you are going to use this article to train a dog that had previously been housetrained and is now having accidents, please contact your vet first. If your dog suddenly "forgets" his housetraining it can be a sign of infection, and that needs to be treated. Once you have confirmed that the dog is healthy with your vet, proceed with the following recommendations.
Things you will need to house train your puppy are a properly fitted crate, a collar and leash, some treats, and time and patience.
You also need to pick a spot for your puppy to go potty. Using the same spot each time will help the puppy recognize that this is where he should go, and the smell from going there other times will help him go potty faster when you take him out.
I don't recommend using doggie litter boxes or those puppy pads. If you want your dog to always go potty in the house fine, then use this article to teach them to go there. But don't complain to me when your dog starts going other places in the house. Dogs often times cannot tell the difference between a puppy pad and your expensive rug. All they know is its ok to go potty in the house so any area with a roof is fair game for elimination. Also trying to paper train a dog and then trying to switch the dog to going outside is counterproductive and confusing for the dog. Doing this will only slow the training down. So forget the puppy pads and start teaching your dog to go outside from day one. If you have already been using them throw them out and start all over from the beginning, but keep mind the process may take a little longer the second time around since once your dog has bad habits they are hard to break. It's much easier to prevent them than to correct them later.
Now on to the training
When looking for a crate you want one that is big enough for your dog to stand up, turn around and lay down. You dont want it so big that he can lay in one end and use the other end as a bathroom. If he can do this trust me he will. There are all kinds of different styles of crates: the two most common are wire and plastic. But they come in mesh, wicker, all sorts of different materials now. I would recommend choosing either a wire or plastic one especially for puppies that like to chew. Here are some pros and cons of plastic and wire crates.
Plastic: These come in several sizes so can accommodate nearly every size of dog. They also give a more den like feeling to the dog and have less of a cage look. The disadvantage to these crates is that you may need to buy more than one to accommodate a growing puppy, and they take up more room if want to store them even though they usually will come apart in halves for storage. There are also some newer plastic crates will fold up similar to a wire crate.
Wire: Like the plastic crate these also come in a variety of sizes. They do look more like cages though, something that can be fixed by purchasing a cover for it. A cover will also help some dogs feel more secure in a wire crate. The advantage of these is that you can buy a size to fit your dog when it is full grown. Wire crates have dividers available for purchase so that you can make the crate fit your puppy. These also have a storage advantage in that most fold up very neatly and can be stored easily.
Next you will need to introduce your puppy to its crate. Just sticking the puppy in there without a positive introduction can be very stressful for the pup. I like to bring a new puppy home on a day off, and try to pick it up as soon as possible in the morning. This way I have all day to introduce the puppy to the crate so that by bedtime the puppy will feel pretty comfortable with its crate and shouldn't fuss too much.
Start by showing the puppy the crate and let him/her explore it. Next show your puppy a treat and then toss it inside. When your puppy goes in to get the treat praise him/her excitedly. Repeat this a few times and then end this session. If your pup won't go all the way in the crate to get the treat try throwing it closer to the door, or even outside the door and then gradually toss it farther back, until the pup goes all the way in.
After an hour or two have another session with crate. If your pup went all the way in the last time start there, if not start at the point you left off. After a couple times of going in the crate and coming right back out you can shut the door. But let the pup out after a second or two. Repeat this gradually increasing the amount of time the pup is in the crate. If you do this several times the first day by the time you're ready for bed your pup should be pretty comfortable with the crate. I also like to repeat this process for a day or two after the pup comes home.
Also remember that whenever your dog is crated you need to remove any type of collar, even a buckle collar can catch on a crate and strangle a dog.
Now that you have your crate set up and your pup introduced to it you need to put your puppy on a feeding schedule. Puppies 8 weeks to 6 months should be given three meals a day. After six months this can be cut down to 2 meals. Free feeding (having food available all the time) is not recommended. It can lead to obesity and makes it harder to housetrain your puppy. Another disadvantage to this feeding method is that it will be harder for you tell if your dog is off food which can be a sign of illness. Feeding on a schedule allows you to predict when your puppy will need to go out. If you know when it went in you can predict when it will come out. You will want to divide your dog's full daily amount into three smaller meals. Give him the food and after twenty minutes take away the bowl whether there is food in it or not. Dogs will generally consume all they want in twenty minutes. Take your puppy to his potty spot about 15-20 minutes after he has finished eating. Repeat the go potty command while you are waiting for him to go. When he starts to go tell him good boy/girl go potty, and when he has finished give him a treat and make a big fuss over him.
I'd also like to tell you how to tell if your puppy is getting too much or too little food. The recommendations on dog food bags are just a starting point. Start with that amount and then watch to see if your dog needs more or less. The way to tell is to do a rib check. You shouldn't be able to see the ribs, if you can add more food. You should be able to easily feel the ribs under a thin layer of fat, if you have trouble feeling the ribs, cut back the amount of food.
In addition to having to go out after meals your puppy will also need to go potty after he wakes up from a nap, after playing, and first thing in the morning and before bed. Signs that your puppy needs to go out: are restlessness, circling an area while sniffing. If your puppy does these things it's a safe bet to take him out. Remember though that individual dogs have their own signs of needing to go to the bathroom and you will soon pick up on these signals as well.
When you are out for potty breaks you should stand still, if he wants to play ignore him. You want him to know that it is time to go to the bathroom not time to play. If you allow him to play before he goes to the bathroom he may start to hold out on you to extend his playtime. Once he has gone to the bathroom however you can play all you want. Stay outside with your dog for about 10 minutes to wait for him to go, if doesn't go in ten minutes just pick him up and carry him back inside in a matter-of-fact way. No treats or playtime on the way in. When you get back into the house he will either need to be crated or watched like a hawk. Try again in ten minutes. Repeat until he goes.
Another mistake a lot of people make when they bring their new puppy home is to allow him free run of the place. This will only hurt your training and will also cause your dog to get into a lot of trouble. Young puppies need to be watched. When your puppy can't be watched he should be in his crate. This way he can't make a mistake or get into trouble.
The only time you can punish your puppy for having an accident in the house is if you catch him in the act. Even then it's less of a punishment and more of a redirection. If you see your puppy going to the bathroom in the house, startle him with a sharp NO and take him outside to finish the job. When he finishes outside, give him a treat and lots of praise. Back inside the house clean up the mess and use an odor neutralizer (such as OUT or Nature's Miracle) to remove all traces of the mess so he won't be tempted to use the same spot.
If you find a mess after the fact well to bad that one is your fault, you should have been watching the puppy. Simply clean it up and try to watch more carefully. If you try to scold your pup after the fact he will have no idea what you are mad about and will be confused and may even become scared of you. NEVER, NEVER rub your dog's nose in urine or feces. It is not only disgusting but it also has no training value what so ever. Hitting your dog with anything including a rolled up newspaper is also unacceptable.
Young puppies may need to use the bathroom during the night, so I advise putting the crate in your bedroom. This way if the puppy sounds restless you can take him to the bathroom. This will also make your puppy feel more secure because he is close to you. If you do need to take your puppy out in the middle of the night make sure you allow him to go to the bathroom only. No playtime for these outings. Still give him a treat and praise, but do so in a quieter manner than you would during the day. This way you won't get him all riled up the middle of night. Remember if you let him get away with playing in the middle of the night he will begin to expect it, and you don't want that. How long night time outings will last depends on the age of your puppy, and how fast his bladder matures.
It also helps to have his last meal of the day at least two hours before bed and take away his water an hour before bed. You don't want to put it in the crate with him it would be unfair to the puppy to expect him to have a supply of water and then not have to go to the bathroom all night long. The only thing that should be in your dog's crate is a chew toy and maybe a doggie blanket. Although some pups will urinate on absorbent materials that are in their crate, if yours does remove it. Also if you see that your puppy is chewing on his blanket it should be removed. If the puppy ingests part of the blanket it could cause an intestinal blockage. If that happens emergency surgery is needed to remove the blanket from the intestines.
I know this sounds like a lot of work but that is what puppies are. They are also a lot of fun and that should make up for the work part of having a puppy. And just keep in mind that one day soon you will have a beautiful dog who is housetrained and is a joy to have around.
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Experience the sound of music as you workout to the beat without leaving your seat.
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Central Park Tour: Heart of the Park
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See some of the Park's most famous landmarks, including Conservatory Water, Bethesda Terrace, the Lake, and Strawberry Fields, on this east-to-west walk.
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at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Participants will create small Zen works of art in black and white. Learn Zentangle, and other meditative forms of art. Any color use will be minimal.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Art
Remembering Yesterday: Queens and Its World's Fairs
at Kingsland Homestead (in Margaret I. Carman Green - Weeping Beech), Queens
2:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
Remembering is both a collective and a personal activity. In this exhibition, both are on display in relation to two World's Fairs that took place in Flushing, Queens in…
Category: Art, History
Brooklyn Nets Wheelchair Basketball Open Gym
at Al Oerter Recreation Center (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
7:45 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
Similar to regular basketball but played in a wheelchair. Participants must be physically disabled and able to play in a sports wheelchair. There are available sportschairs for use at…
Category: Accessible, Fitness, Sports
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
2014 Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition at Socrates Sculpture Park
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
The annual Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition is a cornerstone of the park's visual arts program and is widely acclaimed for the ambition, breadth & innovation of the works on view.
Category: Art, Waterfront
Art in the Garden: The Evolution of an Artist
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Art in the Garden: The Evolution of an Artist Tuesday, September 30 through Sunday, January 17, in the Visitor & Administration Building Gallery Fee: Free with…
Category: Art
2nd Whimsical Winter Wonder...Exhibition
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Through paintings, photography, sculpture and various other mediums, fourteen established and emerging artists express their interpretation of winter, wonder and whimsy.
Category: Art
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If Mehmet Ali Agca is serious about his expressed wish to visit the Vatican and pray at the tomb of Pope John Paul II, he will be welcome, Cardinal Peter Kdowo Turkson told reporters. The African cardinal, who is president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, was reacting to an interview in which Agca said that he wanted to visit the late Pope's tomb to "pay tribute to his beloved brother."
Agca, who shot and wounded Pope John Paul II in 1981, was released earlier this week from a prison in Turkey. He has said that he wants to become a Catholic, claiming that he experienced a religious conversion in 2007 on the anniversary of the assassination attempt. Agca also said that the end of the world is imminent. At the time of his release, Turkish prison officials said that Agca was emotionally unbalanced.
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General Board / My name is SNUGGLE and I am a female dog« on: August 24, 2004, 04:50:16 PM »
I AM THE BIGGEST female dog ON THIS SITE. LOOK OUT PEOPLE! SNUGGLE IS HERE!
General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / Substance Abuse« on: September 15, 2004, 04:44:01 PM »
Following SNUGGLE's first weeks of law school, SNUGGLE has begun to understand the reason for substance abuse to be so high (get it, high) among law students. Unlike DOWNY who has had to cut back, SNUGGLE has found his intake to be increasing as he juggles a full-time job and night law classes at the Harvard of the midwest. Plus, the caffeine shakes have started to cross the fine line away from annoyance.
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Wait List / Lost cause?« on: September 03, 2004, 02:23:40 PM »
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Law School Applications / The SNUGGLE Supremacy« on: September 03, 2004, 02:09:23 PM »
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General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / DOWNY is a closet Cooley fan« on: August 25, 2004, 10:22:36 AM »
Yes folks, DOWNY is coming out of the Cooley closet. Cooley is cool.
General Off-Topic Board / Diversity« on: August 24, 2004, 02:10:51 PM »
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The division of the human family into its two distinct branches occurred some 10,000 years ago, when humans coexisted as members of small bands of nomadic hunter/gatherers. In the pivotal event of societal evolution, beer was invented. This epochal innovation was both the foundation of modern civilization and the occasion of the great bifurcation of humanity into its two distinct subgroups: Liberals and Conservatives.
Once beer was discovered, it required grain, and that was the beginning of agriculture. Neither the glass bottle or aluminum can had yet been invented, so it was necessary to stick pretty close to the brewery. That's how villages were formed.
Some men spent their days killing animals to barbecue at night while they were drinking beer. This was the beginning of the conservative movement.
Other men who were weaker and less skilled at hunting, learned how to live off conservatives by showing up for the BBQs every night and doing women's work like sewing, fetching and hair dressing. This was the beginning of the liberal movement. Later,some of the liberals actually became women.
Liberal achievements include the domestication of cats, invention of group therapy and democratic voting to see how to divide the beer and meat that the conservatives provided. Women were not interested in democracy at that time because most of them were still women back then, and the conservatives fed them. Conservatives are symbolized by the largest, most powerful land animal on earth. Liberals are symbolized by the jackass.
Modern Liberals like imported beer (they add lime), but most prefer white wine or foreign water in a bottle. They eat raw fish but like their beef well done. Sushi, tofu, and French food are on liberal menus. Their women have more testosterone than the men.
Most social workers, personal injury attorneys, journalists, and group therapists are Liberals. Liberals invented the designated hitter rule in baseball because it wasn't "fair" to make the pitcher also bat.
Conservatives drink domestic beer. They eat red meat, and still provide for their women. Conservatives are big-game hunters, rodeo cowboys, lumber jacks, construction workers, medical doctors, police officers, corporate executives, soldiers, athletes, and generally anyone who works productively outside government. Conservatives who own companies hire other conservatives who want to work for a living.
Liberals do not produce anything. They like to "govern" the producers and decide what is to be done with the production. Liberals believe Europeans are more enlightened than Americans. That is why most of the liberals just stayed in Europe when conservatives were coming to America.
The American cowboy, of course, is your basic, full-bore Conservative. A hundred years ago, an Englishman visiting Texas was attempting to find the owner of a huge catt le ranch. He rode up to one of the ranch hands, and inquired, "Pardon me, but could you perhaps tell me where I might locate your master?" To which the cowboy replied, "That sumbitch ain't been born yet".
News Discussion / Security« on: August 24, 2004, 09:23:34 AM »
Check this out. They still haven't learned the lessons of the past. We must be doomed to repeat them.
Recommendations / SNUGGLE Recommendation Service (SRS)« on: August 23, 2004, 02:25:19 PM »
The SNUGGLE Recommendation Service (SRS) is open for business. For $500 SNUGGLE will wirte a glowing letter of recommendation for you. You know you want it.
General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / DOWNY's Balls« on: August 23, 2004, 09:19:34 AM »
General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / Class« on: August 20, 2004, 11:40:35 AM »
SNUGGLE enrolled for classes today. SNUGGLE found that the process of enrolling on-line is much improved over what one had to go through back in his undergrad days.
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UCL Injuries
The Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL) is the primary medial stabilizer of the elbow. It is most often injured, in the athletic setting, with overhand throwing and javelin throwing. Injuries to this ligament, when left untreated, can result in the premature termination of an athlete's career.
The UCL is located on the medial side of the elbow. It is comprised of 3 parts that appear in a fan shape. The anterior bundle runs from the anterior side of the medial epicondyle of the humerus to the coronoid process of the ulna. This bundle is responsible for approximately 60% of the elbow's resistance to valgus stress from 20° to 120° of flexion. The posterior bundle extends from the posterior aspect of the medical epicondyle and attaches to both the coronoid and olecranon processes. The oblique or transverse bundle runs between the olecranon and coronoid processes. The oblique and posterior bundles serve as a stabilizer for valgus forces, but are less important than the anterior bundle.
Injury Mechanisms & Evaluation
An injury to the UCL has two main mechanisms of injury: a slow deterioration due to repetitive stress and less commonly, an acute rupture of the ligament.
Repetitive stress, as seen in the overhand thrower or javelin thrower, can cause micro tears in the ligament that, over time, result in a loss of structural integrity of the ligament. Most often, this is due to poor throwing mechanics, lack of flexibility, lack of conditioning, and/or fatigue.
A traumatic injury may be seen in a football running back who falls on an outstretched arm while being tackled. This may result in a dislocated elbow, causing damage to the UCL, the radiocapetellar joint, and/or radioulnar syndesmosis.
An athlete with UCL laxity will present with symptoms of: pain on the medial aspect of the elbow (especially during the acceleration phase of throwing), "popping" when throwing, loss of elbow ROM, and pain with possible laxity during a valgus stress test performed at 25° of flexion.
The physician may also perform a posterolateral rotary instability (lateral pivot shift test). This test is controversial in that it is a fairly new test, it is technically very difficult to perform, and yields questionable results. This test has been shown to be potentially useful when performed by an experienced physician under anesthesia.
Pain film x-rays often show no signs of an UCL injury (the exception is seen in an avulsion fracture of the UCL which is common in pediatric patients). An MRI or CT scan may also be used to help in the diagnosis of this injury. The use of contrast media with either an MRI or CT is controversial as the dye may or may not aid in visualizing this injury due to the complicated nature of the anatomy. Also, with gradual stretching of the ligament a full thickness tear of the ligament and capsule may not be present. If a full thickness tear is not present, the contrast material may not "leak" out of the joint into the surrounding tissue, resulting in a false negative interpretation of the MRI. The MRI or CT should be used to correlate the findings of the physical exam and to look for any other associated damage.
Treatment Considerations
Once it has been determined that the medial aspect of the elbow is structurally unstable there are two options for treatment of the overhead thrower: retire from competition or reconstruct the medial aspect of the elbow. Reconstruction, referred to as "Tommy John's Surgery," has been shown to extend the overhead thrower's career.
Reconstruction of the UCL is performed with two types of tissue: autograft tissue, most commonly the palmaris longus tendon; or allograft tissue from a cadaver donor. Some people do not have a palmaris longus tendon; in these cases, the physician will use an allograft tendon for reconstruction. Many physicians are also opting for allograft reconstruction of the UCL to decrease the overall potential for morbidity in the athlete.
Reconstruction begins by with a 10 cm incision on the medial aspect of the elbow. The flexor-pronator muscle wad is split lengthwise to expose the ligament and joint line. Holes are drilled in the ulna and humerus so that the graft can be passed in a figure 8 fashion. Care must be taken to properly tension the graft so as to allow full range of motion.
Post-Op Care
¨ Week 0 - 3: Immobilization in a 90° splint for 10 days; progressing to 30° - 100° in protected ROM brace. Progressive shoulder, hand, wrist ROM and guarded strengthening.
¨ Week 4 - 8: Progress guarded ROM to full ROM by 8 weeks post-op. Full body conditioning exercises. Shoulder and arm strengthening progresses to allow shoulder ER.
¨ Week 9 - 13: Advanced Strengthening; eccentric elbow flexion and extension initiated; trunk and UE plyometrics, continue shoulder program.
¨ 9 Months - 1 Year: Begin throwing program and functional exercises for return to competition.Post-Op complications are rare. Ulnar nerve entrapment is the most common complication. Approximately 75 - 85% of athletes return to their previous level of competition. Some baseball pitchers have even reported increased velocity after surgery.
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Bo Kass has work in the private collections of: Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford . CT, .Tyco International, Baruch College , The City University of New York, Slater Mill Historic Site, Pawtucket , RI . Her work has been entered and accepted into open juried shows throughout Connecticut , New York , Rhode Island and New Jersey . The following are a few of the art associations where work was exhibited: Perkins Center for the Arts, Monmouth Festival of the Arts, New Jersey , Silvermine Guild Arts Center , Connecticut , The Pen and Brush, Inc., Salmagundi Club, New York , NY .
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Ok, the budget kid is back
I've had a couple of Hasselblad kits over the last couple of years, but they all ended up needing serious service, and I sold them on. These were 500C/M and 500C. I loved them while I had them, so this time around I'm aiming for a keeper. I also have a 500C/M that I inherited, but that completely broke down, and sits on my shelf for sentimental reasons.
Question is, apart for the gliding mirror - is there anything wrong going for a recently serviced 500C/M from mid-eighties (I'm talking about a proper kind of service here, Hasselblad or David Odess) instead of a, say, ten year old 501C/M? The lens will probably be a 80mm CF, and I will make sure Acute Matte D is installed at some point.
Price isn't the big issue really, but I'm hoping to keep it within $1200-1500. Is this realistic?
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Emotient is the leading authority in facial expression analysis. Our flagship product is the FACET ™ SDK, a proven software solution that translates facial expressions into actionable information, thereby enabling a broad array of companies to develop emotionally aware technologies and to create new levels of customer engagement, research and analysis.
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iMotions develops an eye tracking and biosensor software platform and the company was originally founded in 2005 with headquarter in Copenhagen, Denmark and a US office at MIT in Cambridge, MA, USA. iMotions has reseller representation in Asia and Latin America. iMotions develops and markets Attention Tool®, which is the most comprehensive, easy to use and scalable eye tracking software and biosensor software platform available in the market today. The platform is targeted at Market Research companies, Universities, Usabil
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Which are the Best Party DJ Songs of 2013?
Looking for the best party DJ songs to sizzle your party night? Whenever you organize a party or just a small gathering, music is certainly one of the most important elements you should not forget. Without party music, the party may fizzle out or make all the guests leave so sooner than expected.
If you are just expecting a cool night, quality party DJ music is just the thing you should note. So where to find the best party songs to bring the party more happy? But your guests may still not be happy about your choice of party music. They may just expect the best and newest party DJ songs! So you can not let the crowd get so disappointed.
List of The Best Party DJ Songs 2013
Now, just take a glimpse of the best party music of this year. I have to say you'll really enjoyed listening to those songs later.
1. [Pitbull] — Hotel Room Service
2. [George Strait] — I Cross My Heart
3. [Burn It Up] — R. Kelly
4. [I Gotta Feeling] — Black Eyed Peas
5. [Truly Madly Deeply] — Savage Garden
6. [All The Small Things & What's My Age Again] — Blink 182
7. [Believe] — Cher
8. [Can I Getta & A Hard Knock Life] — Jay-Z
9. [Do You Remember] — Jay Sean
10. [Halfway Gone] — Lifehouse
11. [I'm Gonna be Alright] — Jennifer Lopez
12. [Ooh Ahh] — Gina G.
13. [Telephone] — Lady GaGa
14. [U Got It Bad] — Usher
15. [We No Speak Americano] — Yolanda Be Cool & Dcup
16. [Waka Waka] — Shakira
17. [Cyclone] — Baby Bash ft T. Pain
18. [Jump then Fall] — Taylor Swift
19. [Could You Be The Reason] — Akon
20. [Hot N Fun] — N.E.R.D. featuring Nelly Furtado
21. [I Got it Made] — Special Ed
22. [Stan] — Eminem
23. [Who Let the Dogs Out?] — Baha Men
24. [Footloose] — Kenny Loggins
25. [Ice Ice Baby] — Vanilla Ice
26. [Come Away With Me] — Norah Jones
27. [Red Red Wine] — UB40
28. [Cotton Eye Joe] — Rednex
29. [Macarena] — Los Del Rio
30. [Hollaback Girl] — Gwen Stefani
31. [In the Summertime] — Shaggy
32. [Summertime] — Kenny Chesney
33. [Don't Stop Believin'] — Journey
34. [Sexy Chick] — David Guetta
35. [Your Love] — Nicki Minaj
36. [On to the Next One] — Jay-Z
37. [Hey Ya] — OutKast
38. [The Final Countdown] — Europe
Of course, if you know who may attend your party, you can choose some party songs for your friends' muisc taste. And if you have no idea at all, then you are strongly suggested to take my list of Best Party DJ Songs 2013.
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Asian American and Pacific Islander Mental Health: Report from a NAMI Listening Session: The proceedings document of a special event held by the NAMI Multicultural Action Center in November 2010 which brought together a cadre of experts (researchers, providers, family members and those with lived experience of mental illness) to discuss key issues in mental health among AAPI communities.
Fact Sheets
- Mental Health Issues among Asian American and Pacific Islander Communities
- 美國亞太裔社區的心理精神保健狀況 (Chinese)
- 아시안∙태평양계 커뮤니티의 정신보건 이슈 (Korean)
- Vấn Đề Sức KhoẻTâm Thần Trong CộngĐồng Người MỹGốc Á Châu/BánĐảo Thái Bình Dương (Vietnamese)
- Mental Health Issues among Asian American and Pacific Islander Children and Youth
- 美國亞太裔兒童與青少年的心理精神保健狀況 (Chinese)
- 아시안∙태평양계 어린이∙청소년들의 정신보건 이슈 (Korean)
- Vấn Đề Sức Khoẻ Tâm Thần của Trẻ Em Người Mỹ Gốc Á Châu/Bán Đảo Thái Bình Dương (Vietnamese)
- Recovery for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Living with Mental Illness
- Asian American and Pacific Islander Mental Health: A Guide on How to Get Support for Your Loved One
- Chinese American Mental Health Facts
- Korean American Community Mental Health Fact Sheet
Other Materials in Chinese
- Chinese Language Resources
- NAMI New Jersey Materials in Chinese
Thank you to Maggie Luo, Director of NAMI New Jersey Chinese American Mental Health Outreach Program, for providing these translated resources.
Other Resources
- NAMI's Asian American Outreach Resource Manual
- Health Coverage and Access to Care Among Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders
- Selected Patient Information Resources in Asian Languages
- National Library of Medicine Asian American Health: Behavioral and Mental Health Issues resources
Organization Links
- Malaysian Mental Health Association
- National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association
Providing a great list of nationally-based AAPI organizations throughout the U. S. here.
- Nodal Association for the Mentally Ill (NAMI India)
- National Organization of People of Color Against Suicide
- New York Coalition for Asian American Mental Health
- Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF)
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Insider Secrets: Dual boot Windows 7 beta
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The Paris Peace Accords, signed on January 27, 1973 by representatives of the United States, the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV), the Republic of Vietnam (RVN), and the Provisional Revolutionary Government (PRG), called for a cease-fire, the withdrawal of all U.S. military forces within 60 days, the return of all captured personnel, efforts to locate missing persons on both sides, and the beginning of talks aimed at achieving "national conciliation and concord."
After some delays and threats by the United States not to withdraw after all, issues surrounding the return of American prisoners of war (POWs) were resolved, and 591 captured U.S. personnel were returned under Operation HOMECOMING in March 1973. After stating firmly on March 29 that "all our American POWs are on their way home," President Richard Nixon announced that the last American forces were also returning.
U.S. military involvement in Southeast Asia did not cease, however. Immediately after the Paris agreement, a number of U.S. bases were signed over to the RVN, enough planes and helicopters were brought in to give the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces (RVNAF) the fourth largest air force in the world, and at least 9,000 U.S. servicemen hastily resigned their commissions so that they could be legally retained by the Vietnamese as civilians. President Nixon also ordered occasional reconnaissance flights over North Vietnam so that be could match his previous promises to supply $4.75 billion in reconstruction aid with threats to drop the aid and resume bombing if the cease-fire failed to hold. The U.S. Air Force dropped 250,000 tons of bombs on Cambodia in the first six months of 1973; this was more tonnage than had been dropped on Japan in World War II. Heavy bombing also took place in Laos.
Meanwhile, President Nixon began to experience political trouble at home on a number of issues, including the emerging Watergate scandal. The decline in his political power combined with an increasing war weariness among Americans to undercut his military efforts in Southeast Asia. Despite intense Nixon administration lobbying, Congress cut the amount of aid authorized for Vietnam from $2.3 billion in fiscal year 1973 (July 1, 1972 to June 30, 1973) to $1 billion in 1974. The dramatic increase in the price of oil following the Arab oil embargo of late 1973 and resulting inflation further eroded the buying power of this appropriation. By 1974 the United States was no longer able to replace RVNAF equipment at the level permitted by the Paris peace accords, and operations by the Republic of Vietnam Air Force had to be cut by as much as 50 percent.
The Nixon administration faced even more difficulties in its own air war. Deeply upset by the disclosure of illegal bombings in Cambodia, on May 10, 1973 a rebellious, heavily Democratic Congress cut off all funding for further U.S. air operations in the theater. By late June, Congress went beyond that to pass a law forbidding further military operations of any sort in Southeast Asia. President Nixon's angry veto was overridden after negotiations extended the final deadline to August 15, 1973. By November 6, 1973, Congress overrode another Nixon veto and the War Powers Act became law. This required the president to inform Congress within 48 hours of the dispatch of U.S. troops to another country and said that the troops must be withdrawn within 60 days unless Congress explicitly authorized their presence.
In August 1974, after the Watergate scandals had forced Nixon to resign from office and Gerald Ford assumed the presidency, American interest in Vietnam declined even further. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger still talked of preserving American credibility in the region and lobbied hard for continued aid, but a generally hostile Congress cut appropriations to only $700 million for fiscal year 1975. Even charges that Americans might still be held against their will in Vietnam were largely discounted by a war-weary public. Ambassador Graham Martin and other embassy officials in Saigon were thus faced with the difficult task of trying to counter the demoralizing effects of U.S. aid cuts on a government that the Americans themselves had once played a crucial role in maintaining, but now regarded as too feeble and corrupt to be worth trying to save.
The decline in American interest in Vietnam became clear to the North Vietnamese and Provisional Revolutionary Government forces when the United States did not respond to the January 7, 1975 capture of the provincial capital of Phuoc Binh, and hence the province of Phuoc Long. DRV military leaders now believed that they could push into the Central Highlands. When a disastrous retreat destroyed key elements in the ARVN, DRV forces continued on toward the main southern cities. The final phase of the war had begun. During this period, the U.S. Congress voted an additional $300 million in humanitarian aid but refused to discuss having U.S. troops reenter the war. As Henry Kissinger sadly stated on April 17, 1975, "The Vietnam debate has run its course."
The Saigon government surrendered on April 30, 1975, a mere 55 days after the final Communist offensive began. The speed of that offensive, combined with Ambassador Graham Martin's determination to keep up morale, meant that many Vietnamese who should have been evacuated by the Americans were left behind. As television screens in America displayed dramatic images of Americans being evacuated by helicopter from the roof of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon, Communist forces quickly solidified their power in Cambodia and Laos as well.
Fortunately for the United States, Kissinger's remark about the finality of debate over the U.S. involvement in Vietnam signaled not only the cessation of all military efforts but also a lack of scapegoating over who was to blame for the tragedy. Unlike the earlier angry charges that the Democrats had "lost" China and, to a lesser extent, Korea, Americans this time around did not engage in a great debate over responsibility for the defeat. The sacrifices of the U.S. military, the clear incompetence and corruption of the Saigon forces, and the scope of the effortónot just by the relatively liberal Democratic President Lyndon Johnson but also by the conservative Republican President Richard Nixonócombined to give Americans a more realistic sense of their power to implement policy.
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Peak® 700-amp (1,400 max peak) Jumpstarter with Inflator
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Be prepared with this Peak® Jumpstarter! Put this in the trunk of your car and you'll never be stuck waiting for a jump again. It's got up to 1,400 amps of power for reliable performance. This handy unit will get you out of all sorts of jams... the compressor inflates low tires, you can charge your cell phone, radios or other vital accessories from the 12V outlet.
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text: (09/11/13) North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper announced Wednesday that the newly minted Sweetheart Scammers are trolling cemeteries as well as dating websites. According to the report, Cooper sited the report of a widow who was approached by what appeared to be a sympathetic and kind hearted soul who quickly wormed their way into the grieving widows heart, then her home, then into her bank account. Cooper stated that thus far they have confirmed reports that 17 sweethearts had scammed nearly $700,000 from their victims. The report also stated that many of the victims are hesitant to come forward because they have been so adamant their new love was genuine and refused to listen to or heed the warnings of family and other acquaintances who were telling them they were being taken advantage of. To report a Sweetheart Scam call 1-877-5-NO-SCAM.


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Comments On Feb 17, 2014:These gloves fit well and have great grip in all conditions. The goggle wipers are a nice added touch. Was expecting these to be a little heavier weight but will be a nice spring/fall riding glove. Will edit this review once I get some more miles on the gloves.
Additional Comments On Feb 04, 2015:The gloves are holding up pretty well. Rode about 600 miles in West Virginia last spring and they were great for the cooler mornings. However after a full day riding the little rubber "spikes" on the palms really start to dig into your hands and get pretty uncomfortable. I've removed most of them since then. Overall they have about 800 miles worth of riding on them and they have no holes, or rips, all seams are holding well, and they show minimal wear on the palms. These gloves would be perfect if they were waterproof.
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Comments On Dec 04, 2013:These gloves work great in wet and mud. Used them for over a year and they still work great.
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Comments On May 10, 2013:I raced a winter GP series this year. At first i rode with regular winter gloves then switched to these. The control you get when your grips get muddy is amazing. I was skeptical at first but i will buy a couple of pairs for next winter. Awesome gloves
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Comments On Jun 22, 2010:Once you have rode in the rain/mist and noticed that you can't see for longer than 20 seconds you start to think is there a better way? The wiper blade on this is the best! I went riding on the weekend in mist/rain and just wiped away all the water every 30 seconds or so and it was like it was a clear day again. I would have got 5-6 people on RM after the weekend coming to buy the same pair! BEST gloves for crap weather!
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In brief: We've posted a review of The Contour Balance Roller, MacForensicsLab certification training, Jumsoft offers iWeb templates, "Simple" Photoshop tutorial debuts, and FMCode Shares FileMaker Code ... We have posted a review of The Contour Balance Roller, which uses a nylon-like microfiber material that seems durable and water-resistant, yet soft. The lining lends itself to doubling as a diaper bag, although I wouldn't recommend storing your computer with dirty diapers. The lighter weight (5.3 lbs) makes wrangling your 15" laptop easier, especially if it isn't your only piece of luggage. Plenty of pockets for spare batteries, mice, or other peripherals grace the inside larger pockets. I've used the bag for weekend getaways and it fits spare clothing, equipment, and a laptop well.
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"Simple" Photoshop tutorial debuts
Andrei Doubrovski, a professional photo restoration artist and technician, has released version 1.8 of video-book "As Simple as Photoshop". The book is devoted to an original method of a quick but total immersion into the environment of Photoshop. Every tutorial here is packed with a short movie showing some practical usage of the wordy lesson. You may play those either one by one, or as a full-size and full-length video. The elaborated controls instantly guide you to required page or episode. The book is priced at $18.
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Lulu Bananas (her endearment of the week) is NINE whole months today! She has been exploring the outside now for as long as I carried her on the inside. It happened so fast I have whiplash. My sense of time with Lucy is even more distorted than I remember it being with Soleil. Lucy's first five months feel like an entirely separate chapter in my life. Her tumultuous infancy feels long ago, yet the imprint on my heart is a fresh bruise. Although I had great hope, I was never truly sure that March would come true. But it did.
Lucy was born in the 80th percentile for weight... during our struggles she dropped to the 8th percentile. She is now enjoying the plush life sitting comfortably in the 90th percentile. The line on her growth chart corresponds exactly to her happiness over the months and is a measure of our family's emotional barometer. The pressure has lifted and we are over the moon with Mz. Lucy June.
Her nine months specialties include rousing games of peek-a-boo, though her sister insists she is playing antler-boo because she hasn't actually mastered covering her eyes yet. Girlfriend is fierce when it comes to the daily bum changes. She curses at me with her eyes as I try to wrangle a fresh diaper on her round bum. She has some signature moves to defend my offensive attempts at baby hygiene... she is perfecting The Migraine and the The Coronary (whereby, with shocking speed and agility, she twists and attempts to launch herself form the change table).
Lucy likes:
Her big sister. Crazy amounts.
When you look at her.
Itsy Bitsy Spider. Whoa mama she likes it so much.
Being at home. She's a homebody! I'm not at all. But somehow we are a heavenly match.
Her toes. Toes are tops.
Smashing stuff against other stuff.
Tasting all of it.
Clapping. It is like showing her a super power.
When Dad comes home.
Her bath. Wowza.
Blankies! Blankies for days.
To eat.
To eat.
To be eaten up.
Lucy Dislikes:
When her sister cries.
Diaper changes. I need to limber up before each one.
Being out of the house for too long. Slowly but surely she is showing me the beauty of staying home!
Her sister's witch hat. She swears it quietly mocks her from the tickle trunk. Sinister hat.
Cold food: stink face.
The list is short. She likes most things most of the time.
Oh, Lucy June, you came with the sun and made everything brighter and better than it already was.
You fill my heart with a 1000 thank yous a day.
And I look at you now... the almost-toddler that ate my baby, and I can't even be sad at how fast it is all flying by...
... because I'm so excited to see you shine on. Shine on, little one, shine on!


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Bruce Springsteen, Arthur Russel, Mano le Tough and an array of his own unreleased tracks are bundled into a sweet summer mixtape by Zurich's house poet Kalabrese.
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Sacha Winkler's podcast for Roof.fm is a 2hr mix featuring plenty of unreleased material from the Swiss producer
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The 2020 Vision founder has revealed plans for his label's 20th anniversary.
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Call Super, Skatebård and Wolf + Lamb have all contributed remixes to the forthcoming compilation on Tiny Sticks.
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The former frontman of LCD Soundsystem will DJ five parties in Asia this month.
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The elevated Swiss festival will also host Luciano, Marco Carola, Benoit & Sergio and more.
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Tiga's Turbo Recordings will release the Swiss producer's first album in June.
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DJ Kaos, DJ Harvey and Prins Thomas will be among those playing at a trio of nights surrounding next weekend's Zürich Street Parade.
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Climate Change and Moral Responsibility
First appeared on 08/17/2012. Insights is also available to members via email delivery.
To mix a metaphor, I've stuck my neck out on a limb this week, by breaking a long silence on the problem I find with most discussions of climate change: The Moral Downside of Climate Change.
This created quite a stir in my In Box, and I heard from a number of people who either thought I was scientifically illiterate or misunderstood my moral point. I'm afraid that led me to a further In Depth Analysis today: Climate Change and Moral Knowledge.
Earlier in the week I had already penned a briefer and more pleasant IDA in honor of the Assumption. Though the feast has passed, I think you'll enjoy its history, and especially some of the Scripture passages which have been cited as referring to Mary's Assumption: The Assumption, Tradition, and a Pledge for You and Me.
There are also some interesting and heartening news stories today. First, Bishop Robert Morlino has given an extraordinarily clear explanation of the role of bishops and laity in political discussion: Wisconsin bishop praises Paul Ryan, discusses intrinsic evils, prudential judgments. ... [more content for subscribers]
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