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Hahaha. If I wanted to accomplish this, I would have to go in 10 min before closing and know exactly which zippers I was looking for....
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Uh-oh, I guess that's a challenge - I need to go to the fabric store for zippers. Wish me luck.
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My Measurements: 36 HB | 39.5 FB | 34 W | 44 Hip
went into Hancock's and bought only a spool of brown thread for my next project. the woman said..."is this all you need?" I was covering my eyes and saying...yes!
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Last 2 trips to JoAnns I did just that. Once for a zipper and once for one pattern on sale and interfacing. I blamed it on my chronic bronchitis.
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I managed to herd myself out of JAs last week with only the 6.8 yards of home dec fabric I came to buy. AMAZING. Won't happen again I am sure. I too was unwell last week....
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Expressing a gene for a component of the inner ear's hair cells treated a form of genetic deafness.
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Expressing a gene for a component of the inner ear's hair cells treated a form of genetic deafness.
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NAVAJO DAM — Entering the Navajo Lake State Park on a beautiful spring day in late April, you expect to find people boating, fishing, hiking and swimming.
Archery does not immediately come to mind as a lakeside activity but, this past weekend, there were more than 100 people taking part in the Weekend 3D Archery Shoot at Navajo Lake. The event was hosted by Xpert Archery of Farmington.
3D archery is set up a lot like golf. Each target is placed at a different distance from the shooter, and each target is a designed to replicate a different game animal.
There are different sized circles on the target's "kill zone" marking 5, 8, 10 and 12 point areas. Unlike golf, the goal is to accumulate the most points.
Xpert Archers had targets set up at distances ranging from six to 60 yards on two separate courses of 20 targets each.
Since there is wide variety of bows used, different colored whiskers marked distances from which to shoot. Recurve and longbows — both types of traditional bows — can only be shot accurately up to about 60 yards. Compound bows offer many opportunities to accessorize and increase accuracy. A 60-yard shot for a compound bow is pretty standard, said Larry Dugger, who owns Xpert Archery along with his brother Jeremy.
Other activities at the Weekend 3D Archery Shoot included a "Bionic Shoot," which required the contestant to shoot at a target made of metal with holes in it, risking ruining an arrow if it hits the metal. There was also a long distance competition.
A 3D archery course could be set up in almost any large outdoor setting, but the Cedar Loop at the Navajo Lake campground provided an especially nice arena for this shoot.
Last weekend was the first time Navajo Lake has played host for this annual event, which has been taking place for 10 years.
"It is a diverse area for targets. There are uphills, downhills and caves," said Tara Dugger, wife Larry Dugger.
The other loops of the campground also provide a perfect place for out of town participants, coming from as far as Arizona and Colorado, to stay.
This was an event that didn't turn anyone away, as long as participants brought their own bow. Families with children as young as 6 years old enjoyed their time together while bow hunters practiced for their season.
For pro target archers, this was just one of many competitions they will take part in.
Father and son Roy and James Valdez compared their scores on each shoot but did not fill out a scorecard.
The Valdez's bow hunt during the deer and elk seasons and are able to feed off their kills throughout the year.
3D Archery is the best training they can get for bow hunting, they said. It also provides them a chance to spend quality time together.
"A lot of people don't like hunting because they think its just about killing. It's not. It's about spending time with family and friends," said Roy Valdez.
James Valdez, 21, has been shooting a bow since he was 6 years old.
"It has taught him patience and to make judgments carefully," said Roy Valdez.


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As I am writing this letter I am listening to Wednesday's test of the nuclear warning siren that is used in the event of radiation danger at Indian Point. I feel so secure knowing that the siren works, so that in the event of a disaster I will be able to take my wife and children in our car and get into a traffic jam with all of the other people and be stuck on the road for days, or however long it takes to process 1,000 percent more vehicles than we had 40 years ago when this plan was established.
I called my representative several times on this issue and received some canned answer from an assistant. What really makes me feel good is to know that we have nothing to worry about regarding the weather.
The company stated the reactors are fine up to an earthquake measuring 6.1 on the Richter scale, and they never measured this number. Right after this company statement, we received a massive 5.8 earthquake on the East Coast, which caused such damage that the Washington Monument is still being repaired as a result.
Also, Reactor 3 is built upon a fault line.
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Patient Care: Volunteer Profile
Annual Report - 2006-2007
Time Well Spent
By Gail Goodwin
Mabel Ligh believes that volunteering at M. D. Anderson is a blessing for her, but her colleagues affirm that she herself is a blessing.
Always active in her church, Ligh felt it was time to take her faith outside the sanctuary walls. So, in 1995, she came to M. D. Anderson armed with the desire to help people.
Ligh has another reason behind her volunteering. She knows firsthand the impact that a volunteer can make on patients and their families during treatment. She has experienced cancer as both a caregiver to her husband and a patient. She was treated for a benign kidney tumor and her right kidney was removed in 1999.
Ligh has expanded her volunteer role over the years, now working three days every week doing different things. People needing help in the surgery waiting room, in the diagnostic imaging area and at the information desk benefit from her attention.
Described by her supervisors in Volunteer Services as the consummate volunteer, Ligh is always willing to assist and take on any task. She currently chairs M. D. Anderson's Volunteer Roundtable and enjoys hearing the feedback she gets from the many areas where volunteers work.
"In a sense, we become the eyes and ears for the departments," she explains. "I enjoy learning about the institution so that I have all of its resources at my fingertips to pass on to patients."
Last year, Ligh served as a member of the Emergency Center Lean Kaizen (a Japanese term meaning continuous improvement) team. Her role was to determine if the center could make use of volunteers. The answer was a resounding "yes."
The extra support is welcomed as the number of patients seen in the center has nearly doubled over the past six years to more than 19,000 visits in 2007. The center was relocated and expanded last year to meet the growing need for its services.
It's the balance of family, faith and service to others that makes Ligh feel whole. What she calls "the most rewarding experience that anyone could have" becomes a true reward for the patients and families she sees.


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James is an engineer and leader with experience on all parts of the web application stack. He is currently focusing on TodaysMeet, the premier backchannel chat platform for educators, and taking on freelance development and consulting work.
Previously, James was an API evangelist and application developer at Bitly and a web engineering manager and web security liaison at Mozilla. He is an active member of the Python and JavaScript communities and maintains several popular open source software projects.
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During Motel Mozaique, Samling will set up a PopUp shop on Sunday between 11:00 and 16:00, where their work can be heard and seen. In the morning the Hyenas will do a special breakfast show, whereafter Herrek and LUIK will also perform. During the day, Samling will also release a new tape: 'Étude Study' from the New York band Future Shuttle.
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In a world that has suffered from wars and economic problems it was easy for a company to maintain control over the whole world. That was what synco did. Now the administrator thinks that only one thing is needed to make him a god is to create inteligent life...
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Very well done, originall compelling immersive, some buttons/puzzels where difficult to locate but not impossible, overall one of my favorite singleplayer mods (top say... 10) very well done and i am looking forward to a sequel
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Interesting puzzles. Nice guns. Key item highlighting would be helpful. Would like to see more.
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okay the npcs where well done the music was kinda tripy but i thought it had the right amount of fighting. good work.
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An unidentified man was pronounced dead this morning following an auto-pedestrian accident.
Guam Fire Department medics responded to an auto-pedestrian accident a little after 1:30 a.m. on Harmon Loop Road, according to Lt. Edward Artero, GFD spokesman.
Medics transported the man to Guam Memorial Hospital, confirmed Nursing Supervisor Marie Mafnas. He was pronounced dead at 2:17 a.m. Mafnas stated.
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Apple posts free NASCAR preview
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Free NASCAR preview
Apple has posted a free, 20-minute preview of this year's Daytona 500 on iTunes, following weeks of speculation that Apple would land a deal with NASCAR to sell content via iTunes. The single episode, which previews this Sunday's race, contains exclusive interviews with veterans and rookies as well as "never-before-seen" footage from fully-restored historical film and a first-hand look at the 2006 Daytona test cards. "Fans experience the many ways in which the sport of NASCAR has changed. Go on the track and inside the garage, where you'll see and hear behind the scenes sounds from drivers and crew chiefs." Earlier this year, we noted that both NHL and NASCAR were close to signing a deal with Apple that would offer videos from both sources via the iTunes Music Store.


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SNOW?? Here's where and how much
It got cold in a hurry overnight Tuesday and a big cold front is moving ashore, dropping the snow level down to 500 feet in the Willamette Valley. Mountain regions may get up to three feet of new snow (and they need it). Rhonda Shelby has the details in this video.


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The pyramids were tombs filled with items the king would need in the afterlife. What would you like to take with you when you go?
J is the tenth letter of the English alphabet and a consonant. It has a ja sound.
The Great Pyramids of Giza, located outside of modern-day Cairo, is the oldest and greatest of the three pyramids of Giza. It is the only surviving structure of the seven wonders of the world. The tomb was built for Khufu, who reigned after Sneferu, for 23 years. The three pyramids built nearby were made for his queens. His mother's sarcophagus was also found in a tomb nearby. The pyramid is surrounded by mastabas tombs for relatives and officials to help him in the afterlife. A pyramid was also built for his son, Khafre, and the Great Sphinx, was built within the his son's pyramid complex. It is a limestone statue with the head of a lion. Khafre's son Menkaure's tomb is the smallest and a precursor to future pyramids. It is estimated that it took twenty years to make these pyramids which would have been most of Khufu's reign.
The power and wealth of the kings declined during the fifth and sixth dynasties and so did the size and quality of the pyramids. Information about the king's reign was inscribed on the wall of the tombs starting with King Unas, 2375 - 2184 BC. Peppy II who ruled from 2278 - 2184 BC built the last great pyramid. With Peppy's death the central government also collapsed with him. The kingdom went into chaos. Later kings starting building pyramids again, but never on the scale of the early pyramids.
Imhotep was the high priest for sun god Ra. He was the first architect, engineer, and physician. He built the first stepped pyramid for king Djoser. He was also revered as a poet and philosopher. 1400 years later he would become the patron saint of scribes and physicians.
The first perfect number six can be divided by one, two, and three which total six.
Six is found in snowflakes, quartz, graphite, hexagons of carbon atoms.
There are six directions in three dimensions: forward, backward, left, right, up, and down.
The Pythagorean triangle 3-4-5 has an area of 6.
When a Pharaoh dies a little piece of his spirit, the ka, remains behind and the Pyramids were build to protect that. The body was mummified and items he would need were buried with him to take to the afterlife where he became Osiris, the god of the dead. A cult worshipped the king after his death and officials and priests were buried near him. The new pharaoh would become Horus, the falcon-god, the protector of the sun-god, Ra.
Starting around 2950 BC royal tombs were carved into rock and covered with a mastabas, flat-roofed rectangular structure. The oldest discovered pyramids were built around 2630 BC for King Djoser. The architect Imhotep, started to build a mastaba and made it into a 204 foot six step stone building, the tallest of its day. The architect surrounded it with temples, shrines, and even a courtyard.
The Red Pyramid at Dahshur, built for Sneferu, 2613 - 2589 BC, was made from red limestone blocks. It is the first true pyramid with a smooth side opposed to the stepped structures build prior to this time.
The tombs have been plundered, the bodies removed, and the limestone stripped from the sides. The nose of the Great Sphinx was destroyed by an outraged Sufi Muslim, Muhammad Sa'im al-Duhr, who was hanged for vandalism, 1378 AD. He didn't like the fact that local peasants were making offerings to the Sphinx for better crops. There is also a rumor that a soldier from Napoleon's army knocked it off with a cannon, but the first account is older.


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Five departments responded to a barn fire at W11408 Shawano County G this morning.
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An estimated three cattle died and another 70 were rescued as fire destroyed a barn this morning just west of Shawano.
The property owner was preparing to enter the barn, located at W11408 Shawano County G, when he noticed it was on fire and called for help at 5:46 a.m., Gresham fire Chief Sam Boucher said.
The owner and another person were able to rescue most of the cattle from the barn, Boucher said.
Gresham firefighters were assisted by crews from Shawano, Pella, Stockbridge-Munsee and Bowler. It took firefighters several hours to get the fire under control, as the wood barn was close to 50-by-100 feet long, Boucher said. The barn was about 100 feet from the home and crews were still on the scene putting out hotspots as of 12:30 p.m.
The cause of the fire is under investigation and damage estimates were not immediately available.
The property is owned by Allen and Debra Hohensee, and is valued at $119,100, according to Shawano County land records.
Boucher said no one was injured in the fire, though Allen Hohensee was evaluated at the scene by paramedics as a precaution.
Hohensee said the barn was built more than 100 years ago in 1907, Boucher said.
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In commemoration of Valentine's Day, Zorra of Kochtopf [1]is hosting a special blogging event, A Heart for Your Valentine [2]. She has challenged all of us to romance the special person in our lives with a homemade "edible heart". Deciding what to make was tough. Valentine's Day is all about chocolate, chocolate and more chocolate. I'm married to a man who doesn't like chocolate. Not only that, he doesn't really care much for sweets at all, so coming up with an "edible heart" that he would enjoy was a challenge all on its own. What would be the point of making a special edible Valentine for someone if they won't eat it?
I still had a huge hunk of brioche dough leftover from my attempt at making doughnuts [3], taking up space in the fridge, so I thought I would do something with that. I consulted the Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day [4]cookbook again and found a recipe for Almond Brioche. Mr. SGCC loves bread, and brioche is a form of bread. That sounded great to me. I have a heart-shaped cake pan insert, so I thought I would try to bake the brioche inside the heart and see what happened.
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Left 4 Dead Crash Course Pisses off This Xbox OwnerMeh
Left 4 Dead Crash Course will be available September 29th. The reason it is pissing off yours truly is that PC owners get it free where as XBOX users will need to use their purchased xbox live points to play it. That is some boolsheeet my friends.
Valve, creators of best-selling game franchises (such as Half-Life, Portal, Team Fortress, and Counter-Strike) and leading technologies (such as Steam and Source), today announced that Crash Course -- the second downloadable content (DLC) update for its co-operative zombie thriller, Left 4 Dead(L4D) -- will be made available worldwide on September 29 on Xbox 360 and PC.
Crash Course delivers new single-player, multiplayer and co-operative gameplay to both platforms, and bridges the gap between the end of the "No Mercy" campaign and the beginning of "Death Toll" in the original game.
While containing both Survival maps and a Co-operative Campaign, the primary goal of Crash Course is to deliver a complete Versus mode experience in just 30 minutes, resulting in a streamlined version of the game's existing Versus campaigns. A recharge timer for infected teammates has also been added, and item spawn behavior has changed for more balanced gameplay.
Left 4 Dead is an action horror game from Valve that blends the social entertainment experience of multiplayer games such as Counter-Strike and Team Fortress with the dramatic, narrative experience made popular in single player action game classics such as the Half-Life series of games. Released in November of 2008, L4D has earned over 50 industry awards from outlets around the world and sold almost 3 million copies worldwide.


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King River (Tasmania)
The King River is a river on the West Coast of Tasmania.
Upper reaches[edit]
It rises in the vicinity of the Eldon Range, passes through the West Coast Range between Mount Huxley and Mount Jukes and empties in Macquarie Harbour near Strahan.
The upper section of the river lies in a glaciated valley, with glacier scouring scars high up on the upper parts of the mountains of the West Coast Range. Also small glacial lakes occur on and north of Mount Sedgwick. Lake Beatrice for instance lies on the eastern slope of Mount Sedgwick.
Queen River[edit]
The King River is arguably Australia's most polluted river. Mining started in the 1880s, with the Queen River, a major tributary of the King River, being used for waste water disposal from the Mt Lyell copper mine. Between 1922 and 1995 low grade ore was concentrated on site and the tailings (ore-washing residue) dumped in the river also.
About 1.5 million tonnes of sulfidic tailings entered the river system each year up to 1995, along with huge volumes of acidic, metal-rich water flowing from the workings. This 'acid mine drainage' is derived from water leaching through the exposed and oxidised sulfide rocks. When it was in operation, the fumes from the ore smelter produced acid rain which also leached minerals from the bare Queenstown hills.
In 1992 the King River was dammed above the confluence with the Queen River to generate hydroelectric power. This changed the flow regime in the King River, and affected the way tailings were transported through the river system. The tailings in the river greatly affect the water quality. Being alkaline they neutralise some of the acid water draining from the mines; they also provide surfaces to which the metals adhere, thus greatly reducing their effect on the biota.
About 100 million tonnes of tailings have been deposited on the banks and bed of the King River and in a delta at the mouth of the river where it enters Macquarie Harbour.
Since the closure of the mine in late 1995, and the construction of a tailings dam by the new operators, tailings no longer enter the river system. However, acid water continues to enter the river due to mine dewatering and run-off from the waste rock dumps. Without the buffering previously provided by the alkaline tailings, the acidity in the Queen and King rivers has increased, and dissolved metal concentrations have greatly increased-to levels highly toxic to aquatic life. A tributary, the Queen River, carried pollutants from mining operations in the Queenstown and flowed into the lower part of the King River for almost 100 years.It is estimated that 100 million tonnes of tailings were disposed of into the Queen River. This has been stopped by measures taken by the mining companies and government, including the construction of tailings dams rather than direct deposit of wastes into the Queen River.
Abt Railway route[edit]
The north bank (except for the Teepookana to Quarter Mile Bridge section which was on the south bank) of the lower portion of the King River valley was the route for the old "Abt" rack railway to Queenstown.
In 1962 the original builder and owner, the Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Company closed and removed the line. This has been since restored in early 2002 for tourism purposes. The new line follows exactly the same route and is known as the West Coast Wilderness Railway.
Lower reaches[edit]
Below or west of Teepookana, in the last 10 km of the River, extensive silting from the mine tailings that have been carried down from Queenstown, has created such a resource that at least one mining company has in the past proposed the mining of the deposits at the edge of the river, as well as the delta formed out into Macquarie Harbour due to the amount of economically viable materials in the silt.
The upper portion of the King River valley was first surveyed for damming in 1917 by the Mount Lyell company. It was not until after the Franklin Dam issue of the 1980s that Hydro Tasmania proceeded to dam the valley. Lake Burbury was the name of the subsequently created lake over the valley, named after the first Australian born Governor of Tasmania, Stanley Burbury.
The small timber mill community adjacent to the old alignment of the Lyell Highway was submerged, as was a significant portion of the old railway alignment of the North Mount Lyell Railway between Linda and Pillinger. The site of the townsite of Crotty, and the smelters of Crotty were also submerged.
See also[edit]
- Crawford, Patsy (2000). King: Story of a River. Montpelier Press. ISBN 1-876597-02-X.
- Davies P, Mitchell N and Barmuta L 1996 Mount Lyell remediation : the impact of historical mining operations at Mount Lyell on the water quality and biological health of the King and Queen River catchments, western Tasmania. Mount Lyell Remediation Research and Demonstration Program. Supervising Scientist Report 118, Supervising Scientist, Canberra. ISBN 0-642-24317-4
- Blainey, Geoffrey (2000). The Peaks of Lyell (6th ed.). Hobart: St. David's Park Publishing. ISBN 0-7246-2265-9.
- Rae, Lou (2001). The Abt Railway and Railways of the Lyell region. Sandy Bay: Lou Rae. ISBN 0-9592098-7-5.
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Like many agencies, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will have a relatively flat budget [2] if President Barack Obama has his way, with one notable exception. While the amount provided to FDA by the government won't change meaningfully, the Administration is planning for a boost in what are called "user fees," money provided by companies whose products are approved and overseen by FDA. Those fees provide a sizable, and ever-increasing, portion of FDA's budget. In the 2013 budget proposal, the fees would increase to $1.97 billion, from $1.33 billion in 2012, while the amount provided by the Administration would hold steady at $2.5 billion. This would bring the percentage of FDA's budget that comes from user fees to 44%.
While such fees have now become critical to keeping FDA running, there has been concern over the years that the fees put FDA in a difficult position: It's getting money from the same companies whose products it approves. "The agency has become dependent for its funding upon the very industry over which it has regulatory authority," wrote Public Citizen, an advocacy group, in a letter to Congress [3] back in 2007. At that time, about 20% of the agency's budget came from user fees.
Another concern is that even though more user fees give FDA what looks like a budget boost, they don't come with the same flexibility. "We're most concerned about the appropriated dollars"—the money that comes directly from the government, not from companies, says Steven Grossman, deputy executive director of Alliance for a Stronger FDA, a nonprofit group in Silver Spring, Maryland, that lobbies for additional FDA funding. "The user fees pay for very specific services, and they are really additive to what the FDA is responsible for and what the FDA is responsible for accomplishing."
Responding at a press conference this afternoon to a question about the ever-growing chunk of her agency's budget that draws on these fees, FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg defended them. "It's not inappropriate that industry help share and support these critical services that matter so much," she said. "In these difficult economic times, it becomes even more crucial that we leverage resources." Many of the new user fee funds would come from new fees for generic drug reviews and "biosimilars," which aim to be generic versions of biologic drugs.
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Hard to ask for a better first road test than this.
Starting today, first-year Hawaii coach Gib Arnold would like to set a new tone of away victories for a program long starved of them.
UH basketballNon-conference
» Who: Hawaii (5-0) at Cal Poly (2-3)
» When: 5 p.m. today
» Where: Mott Gym, San Luis Obispo, Calif.
» TV: None
» Radio: KKEA, 1420-AM
UH has benefited from buoyant home crowds at the Stan Sheriff Center in each of its wins. That changes at Poly's compact, 3,000-seat Mott Gym.
"You know, the road's different. Boys win at home. It takes men to win on the road," Arnold said. "We're going to see where we are when we don't have our fans behind us. It's a big difference when you got 6,000 people cheering you on, and helping you to get that extra stop. When you got them cheering against you, we'll see."
However, there should be a solid contingent of Hawaii fans at the difficult-to-reach campus. Half the Rainbows' active roster hails from the Golden State, a few hours either north or south of centrally located San Luis Obispo.
"It's 3 hours and 12 minutes," said freshman forward Trevor Wiseman, of Santa Clarita. "I Mapquested it."
He thought some of his close friends and coaches from Golden Valley High would make it. Freshman point guard Bobby Miles, of Industry, Calif., estimated he'd have about a dozen family and friends going. Senior point guard Hiram Thompson (Sacramento), sophomore forward Dominick Brumfield (Carson) and freshman guard Jordan Coleman (Los Angeles) are also from California.
Will all that positive energy be enough to help UH break an 11-game road losing streak, going back to 2008-09?
Possibly. Besides some expected crowd support, the degree of difficulty of this game is decidedly less than on the second leg of the trip, against No. 21 BYU at EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City on Saturday.
Second-year coach Joe Callero's Mustangs have lost to Division II Cal State Monterey Bay and lost at Montana State, 73-57, a team that UH defeated 77-59 at the Sheriff. Cal Poly is coming off a road loss at Sacramento State.
But the Mustangs arrived in Honolulu last year for UH's BracketBusters game with a similarly poor resume and dominated Bob Nash's Rainbows 102-89. UH has gotten in two full scout days of their opponent since arriving in San Luis Obispo on Monday.
"We did talk about that, and Hiram was involved in that game, so he talked about it as well," Arnold said. "That's a team that came in there and scored 100 points on us last year, and beat us pretty badly. And a team with most of their players back. So it's a team we need to really play to have a chance to beat."
Callero pointed out that his team no longer has guard Lorenzo Keeler, who went for 31 in that game.
"It's almost not the same teams for either situation," Callero said. "We're very young and inexperienced in the backcourt. Our defense has been very good, and our offense has been very below average (60.4 points per game for and against). Nothing like the 102 points you saw over there."
Though UH's leading scorer and rebounder, senior forward Bill Amis, remains out with a stress fracture in his right foot, the Rainbows have four other primary scorers to call upon. Thompson (14.2 points a game), forward Joston Thomas (13.2) and sharpshooters Bo Barnes (12.6) and Zane Johnson (11.4) give Arnold plenty to work with.
And sophomore center Vander Joaquim is coming off his best game as a Rainbow, grabbing 16 rebounds against Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
Junior forward David Hanson leads the Mustangs with 17.2 points a game. He has 12 of Cal Poly's 26 3-pointers this season. Senior point guard Shawn Lewis (13.4 ppg) and junior center Will Donahue (10.6) are the team's other primary options. Those three combine for 60 percent of the Mustangs' rebounding.
Hawaii reserve point guard Anthony Salter did not make the trip, meaning UH has 10 active players. Arnold has given him time away from the team for personal reasons.


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Two Easy Hikes to Ease You Back into Healthy Living
The pie is long gone, the stuffing but a memory, and now you're paying the price for indulgence: too-tight pants and a lingering laziness. How to snap out of it? How about a nearly painless stroll through the woods?
The amped-up oxygen in the air, the gently rolling slopes and spectacular views will elevate you out of your holiday lethargy and put you on the path—literally—to feeling good about yourself again.
Here is a pair of close-in, not-too-muddy, mellow hikes to ease you back in:
Twin Falls
This locals' fave, 30 miles east of Seattle, is just three miles round trip and easy enough for kids (even whiners!). You'll meander along the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River before hiking switchbacks up into the moss-laden forest. Watch for a spur trail at the one-mile mark; this leads to a wooden platform, where you can eat your sliced apples and gawk at the 150-foot cascade of the falls.
Serious penance: If you said yes to second helpings, continue up to the second falls, another half-mile or so up the trail.
Driving Directions: From Seattle, drive east on I-90 to exit 34. Turn south on 468th Avenue SE and go about .5 mile. Just before a bridge, turn left on SE 159th St. and drive 0.5 mile to the trailhead parking lot.
Tradition Lake
Park your car at this trailhead in the Issaquah Alps and customize your own hike from the many intersecting trails. If you brought Grandma, stick with the lovely Tradition Lake loop; kids love exploring the mammoth tree-covered boulders at Talus Rocks.
Serious penance: Follow the complex of trails to West Tiger 3, a 10-mile, 1,600-foot-gain stroll that will turn back the clock on all of that turkey.
Driving Directions: From I-90 take exit 20 and then turn right onto the frontage road. Go about a mile (past an open gate) to the Tradition Plateau trailhead.
Note that for most local hikes, you must display a Discover Pass on your dash; you can buy these at most Fred Meyer, Big 5 or other sporting-goods stores for $30/year or $10/one day. Also note that the law requires dogs to be on-leash at all times on these trails.


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'Tis Well with Him
'Tis Well with Him
By "Mormona"
"'Tis well with him." Our lips can say the words,
The while our hearts are aching for our loss;
Ah, well we know that it is well with him,
But still his going seems a heavy cross.
"Thy will be done," we force ourselves to say,
And try to mean the sacred, humble plea,
But echoes hollow ring along the way
That once was gay and dear – of memory.
The old word "Mizpah" gains a meaning new.
We say it o'er and o'er and find at last
A hopeful vision bringing comfort true
From out the hallowed pictures of the past.
A dream of meeting him once more, to know
That, after all, the parting was but brief.
"God watch between us," as the long years go –
The prayer brings healing faith assuaging grief.
"God watch between us," and "thy will be done,"
We pray more easily, death seems less grim,
And living to grow worthy of our prayer,
Our hearts at length can feel "'Tis well with him."


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|Primary prevention with metoprolol in patients with hypertension. Mortality results from the MAPHY study.
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|PMID: 3346979 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|The present study of primary prevention in white men aged 40 to 64 years attempts to investigate whether a beta-blocker given as initial antihypertensive treatment would lower total mortality to a greater extent than thiazide diuretics. Patients were randomized to metoprolol (n = 1609, 8110 patient-years) or a thiazide diuretic (n = 1625, 8070 patient-years). The median follow-up time was 4.2 years. The mean dose of metoprolol was 174 mg/d, and of thiazide diuretics, 46 mg/d of hydrochlorothiazide or 4.4 mg/d of bendroflumethiazide. Identical control of blood pressure was achieved using a fixed therapeutic schedule. Total mortality was significantly lower for metoprolol than for thiazide diuretics because of fewer deaths from coronary heart disease and stroke. Total mortality was also significantly lower in smokers randomized to metoprolol. The benefit demonstrated in patients treated with metoprolol seems to have important implications for clinical practice.
|J Wikstrand; I Warnold; G Olsson; J Tuomilehto; D Elmfeldt; G Berglund
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|Title: JAMA Volume: 259 ISSN: 0098-7484 ISO Abbreviation: JAMA Publication Date: 1988 Apr
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|Created Date: 1988-04-19 Completed Date: 1988-04-19 Revised Date: 2014-09-17
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Cardiovascular Diseases / etiology, mortality, prevention & control*
Cerebrovascular Disorders / mortality
Coronary Disease / mortality
Drug Therapy, Combination
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Hypertension / drug therapy*
Metoprolol / therapeutic use*
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Sodium Chloride Symporter Inhibitors / therapeutic use*
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|0/Benzothiadiazines; 0/Diuretics; 0/Sodium Chloride Symporter Inhibitors; GEB06NHM23/Metoprolol
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35-A §7101. Telecommunications policy
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35-A §7101-B. Access rates
35-A §7102. Definitions
35-A §7103. Automated calling procedures (REPEALED)
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35-A §7104-A. Access to information services (REPEALED)
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35-A §7104-C. Collection of fees related to prepaid wireless telecommunications services
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35-A §7107. Unauthorized services
35-A §7108. Use of 2-1-1 number; designation of sole entity entitled to use
35-A §7109. Unlawful telephone charges
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Show us a person who wants to lose weight slowly, and we'll show you something really rare also
People gain weight over a long period of time, but they want to lose weight fast! Traditionally, the only way to lose weight was to diet and to exercise, but now that are supplements that claim to accelerate weight loss. These weight loss supplements, are either diet suppressants, or fat burners. There are two types- those that energize you with caffeine and its likes, and those that spike up your metabolic rate. Let's look at them in more detail below:
Diet Suppressants: These pills contain ingredients that suppress your appetite. So, with a reduced diet, your calorie intake goes down, which can help you lose weight.
Caffeinated Fat Burners: There are plenty of such fat burners. These are loaded with caffeine, so they get you all energized. This makes people more active during their daily activities or their workouts. As a result, they burn more calories and fat. Guarana is a plant extract. Guarana based fat burners have caffeine in them- like Stim Trim and Fat Burner with L-Carnitine- these also claim to be appetite suppressants.
Non caffeine Fat Burners: This is a wide range of fat burners and diet pills, but let's take a popular one- Chromium Picolinate. This supplement sounds complicated, but from our research has shown to be among the least controversial supplements. It is sold as a supplement to prevent or treat chromium deficiency. But its use has indicated that it helps to reduce carbohydrate craving, promote muscle growth and fat loss, aids in reducing insulin resistance, particularly in diabetics and might have antidepressant effects.
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There's a dearth of spiced rums on the market, and a severe shortage of ones that are any good. (We're fans of Kilo Kai, but it remains terribly hard to find at retail.)
Sailor Jerry is the personal recipe of Jerry Collins, a 1920s Hawaiian tattoo artist and apparently quite the rum connoisseur. Distilled in the U.S. Virgin Islands and bottled at a hot 92 proof, Sailor Jerry welcomes you with a ukulele-playing hula girl and a nose full of caramel. The "spice" component of Sailor Jerry is less than you'll find in other spiced rums, but its more than made up for with that sugary, caramel flavor that makes what sounds like an overly alcoholic wine surprisingly smooth.
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Tampa, Florida -- A 300-foot drop tower could be the next thrill ride at Busch Gardens.
The theme park says it'll drop some "big news" on June 11, and two years ago, Busch Gardens Williamsburg added Mach Tower, a 246-foot tall thrill ride.
For over a year, coaster and theme park enthusiasts have speculated that Busch Gardens would add a drop tower in Tampa. In fact, the website ParkRumors.com reported that last year Busch Gardens filed a new trademark application for the name Desert Dive and has registered the domain name DesertDive.com. That's led some to speculate Desert Dive will be the name of the new attraction.
Closing this Sunday will be the ride Sandstorm, which opened in 1979. It's also believed that's where the park's new attraction will be located.
Dennis Speigel, the President of International Theme Park Services, a consulting company based in Ohio tells 10 News they have heard from multiple sources that the new attraction is indeed a drop tower.
Speigel says they're hearing the ride will be 260 to 300 feet tall, with 32 seats. He says it will reach speeds of up to 50 miles an hour during the drop.
Some speculate the ride will also have seats that tilt forward.
"When it halts for a moment at the top, you have a pause before you drop (and) it leans you out forward, kind of kicks you out looking down and then it does its drop," Speigel said.
Currently, the tallest ride at Busch Gardens is Sheikra which stands 200 feet tall.
But on Friday a Busch Gardens spokesperson would not confirm details of the new ride.
"We can't tell you anything quite yet, but we can tell you that we're dropping some big news on June 11 (and) you're going to want to come out and see it," Travis Claytor said.
10 News has also heard Busch Gardens may be looking at building a hotel in the near future.
Speigel says that's the trend in the theme park industry.
"It's something we're seeing all of the companies (do), they're all looking at ways to keep the guests on (their) property longer, extend their stay and you do that through hotels. So it does make sense and quite frankly it's something probably long overdue at the Tampa Busch property," Speigel said.


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Timothy, or Herd's-grass, a grass that is grown as a hay crop. Timothy is one of the most important grasses produced for hay in the United States. The plant, which grows to about five feet (1.5 m) in height, has clusters of smooth, straight stems. Each stem bears flat leaves about 12 inches (30 cm) long and cylinder-shaped flower heads up to six inches (15 cm) long. Timothy is widely grown in the northeastern United States and southeastern Canada.
Timothy was named for Timothy Hansen (or Hanson) of Maryland. Hansen, who is said to have introduced the seed from England in 1720, and was responsible for spreading the cultivation of timothy throughout Virginia and nearby areas. The name herd's-grass is derived from John Herd, who supposedly found the grass growing wild in a New Hampshire swamp in 1700. Herd began cultivating the grass, and was responsible for its subsequent cultivation throughout New England, New York, and Ontario.
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Last summer I loaded up my wife and three kids - two of whom are college students, understand - for one last cross-country vacation together. One last "great American road trip," if you will; the one that would finally satisfy my own wanderlust and satiate theirs. This would be the trip that would finally end the 50-state odyssey that we started so many years ago that I lost count.The point is, I truly thought that last summer's vacation would be the last one that all three of the kids would choose to take, college bowl games notwithstanding. I was wrong. Sometime last winter I was discussing our summer plans with my oldest child, Jamie Leigh, when I casually mentioned that her mother and I would probably just get away for a few days by ourselves, since I was certain that she and her siblings would have neither the time nor the inclination to travel with their parents again this year. "Over my dead body," might not have been her actual comment, but what she said was something along those lines. "We're going to be like Eli Manning after winning the Super Bowl," she told me. "We're going to Disney World." Jamie Leigh has always been a little like Lola in the Broadway play, "Damn Yankees." What Lola wants, Lola gets. Ditto Jamie Huckaby. Our eldest child had spoken. She said summer vacation would be a family trip to Disney World and a family trip to Disney World it was - and more. Once I informed my lovely wife Lisa of Jamie's executive decision, she began planning the entire operation. During March and April she spent more time on the Internet than Bill Gates and Al Gore combined. She bought every Disney guide book there is - both official and unofficial versions - and covered our dining room table with charts and graphs and spreadsheets and diagrams. You'd have thought she was Ross Perot's campaign manager. I don't know if you've been to Walt Disney World or, if so, when your last visit was, but let me tell you - you can't just drive down to Florida and wander up to the ticket window and spend a nice day or two with Mickey Mouse and friends. The place has gotten way too big for that. There are all kinds of ways to make money, and the Disney Corporation has figured out every single one. They have four major theme parks - five counting Pleasure Island, the after-hours Disney version of Sodom and Gomorrah - plus their own giant-sized shopping district called Downtown Disney. Combine that with about 50 resorts, hundreds of restaurants and thousands of attractions and ... Well, there is a lot to see and do, and you'd better plan ahead if you are going to negotiate the place in such a way that you get to actually spend your time seeing and doing and not just waiting in line behind the thousands of other folks who have come to Disney to see and do. And I must say that Lisa did an exceptional job. And she didn't keep the fun to herself, either. She enlisted the aid of our friends the Stapps, who have been brave enough (or foolish enough) to camp with our clan on Jekyll Island for two springs in a row. She convinced Holly Stapp that camping for a week in the hot Florida sun and negotiating the enormous crowds in the ever evasive pursuit of happiness would be fun. Before you could say "Jiminy Crickett," the Stapp family was on board. Never one to be left out of the action, my mother-in-law decided that my kids' grandparents needed to be a part of what might be our last great summer vacation, and suddenly our trip had evolved into what Disney calls a "Magical Grand Gathering." So for the past week we have hustled and bustled among the throngs that have flocked to central Florida. We have jostled and been jostled, ridden every type of ride imaginable, from the most thrilling roller coaster to the simplest kiddie ride, seen dozens of shows, taken in thousands of calories, oohed and aahed over spectacular fireworks displays, walked more than 100 miles, spent more money than we could afford and, thanks to months of planning, stood in only one line for more than 25 minutes. Oh, yeah. And we made many, many, many wonderful memories. Disney's Magic Kingdom truly is magical. But that said, I'm taking my wife on a Mediterranean cruise next summer, and Jamie Leigh and the kids - well, they can come too, if they can afford it. I've shown them the country - they can see the world on their own. Darrell Huckaby is a local author and educator. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Nancy G. Henderson is a founding partner and the Chair of the Estate Planning Group of Henderson, Caverly, Pum & Charney LLP.
Ms. Henderson is a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel "ACTEC" and a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Law (California State Bar Board of Legal Specialization). Ms. Henderson is listed in Southern California Super Lawyers – San Diego (2008-2014) and was named by Worth Magazine as one of the nation's top 100 Attorneys (2008-2009). From 1996 through 1999, Ms. Henderson served as a member of the Executive Committee of the Taxation Section of the California State Bar.
Ms. Henderson obtained her law degree in 1991 from the Boalt Hall School of Law at the University of California at Berkeley, where she graduated in the top 10% of her class and was elected to the Order of the Coif. She obtained her bachelor's degree, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, from Duke University in 1981.
Ms. Henderson has spoken and written extensively on estate, gift and income tax planning, and has presented outlines on numerous estate and charitable planning subjects through various organizations, including the University of Miami Institute on Estate Planning (the Heckerling Institute), ALI-ABA (various programs), CEB, the Notre Dame Institute, the Kasner Symposium, the Southern California Tax and Estate Planning Forum, the Hawaii Tax Institute, the USC Tax Institute, the American Bar Association, the California State Bar, the Washington State Bar and various estate planning councils around the country. Ms. Henderson is co-Chair of ALI-ABA's week long program, Estate Planning in Depth, which is held annually at the University of Wisconsin (Madison).
Some of the subjects on which Ms. Henderson has written and spoken include What You Thought You Knew About Crummey Powers; Sophisticated Uses of the Gift Tax Annual Exclusion; Planning for the Preservation of Cherished Family Properties; The Use and Taxation of Qualified Conservation Contributions; Family Limited Partnerships in Estate Planning; Disclaimers in Estate Planning and Postmortem Administration; Planning for the Benefits and Burdens of Inherited Wealth with Incentives Trusts; Estate Planning for Same-Sex and Other Non-Traditional Couples; Planning for the Administration of Trusts with "Carrot and Stick" Provisions (Slicing and Dicing Trustees' Duties and Responsibilities); Common Drafting Oversights that Complicate Estate Administration; Estate Planning for Siblings, Cousins, and Other "Collateral" Relatives; Drafting the Dispositive Provisions of Wills and Trusts; and Decanting Unrevocable Trusts.
Locally, Ms. Henderson is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Rady Children's Hospital Foundation and the Rancho Santa Fe Rotary Club.


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