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? On Nov.22, police conducted a special enforcement detail on Main Street at the intersection of Coleman Avenue from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. The purpose of this detail was to target motorists using hand-held wireless telephones and raise awareness of the dangers of using such devices while driving. A total of 8 officers took part in the detail with two officers acting as spotters. The variable message sign was placed at the west end of Main Street approximately 5 days prior to the detail. The sign warned that the use of hand-held wireless telephones while driving was illegal and those violations will be strictly enforced. A total of 72 summonses were issued with 61 of these summonses issued for use of hand-held wireless telephones. During the detail, a volume count was conducted that resulted in 4800 vehicles passing that location.
? On Nov. 21, police stopped a vehicle for an equipment violation and discovered that a back seat passenger, David Rivera, 40, of Dover, had five bags containing suspect heroin in his shirt pocket. Rivera was charged with possession of heroin and also found to be wanted by the Morris County Sheriff's Department for failure to pay child support so he was turned over to Sheriff's officers after being charged.
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? At 9:27 p.m. on Nov. 21, police responded to the 100 block of Valentine Street for a report of a theft from a vehicle. When the officers arrived on scene the victim stated a young male went into the vehicle, stole a BMX handlebar worth $165 and then drove off in a vehicle. The suspect was later located at the Raceway Gas Station with the handlebar. The suspect is a 17 year old male, whose name was not released because of his age, from Washington in Warren County. He was charged with theft of movable property and released with a pending a court appearance.
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? At 2:29 p.m. on Nov. 19, Patrolman Marc Leggour responded to a report of a brush fire on the rail road tracks in the area of Hanover Avenue. Upon arrival, police found an old pile of railroad ties on fire. The fire department extinguished the fire and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
? At 2:20 p.m. on Nov. 21, Patrolman John Schauder arrested Ji Y. Yoo, 41, of Hackettstown, on an active warrant issued out of Randolph. The bail was set at $300 .for failure to appear on an original charge of operating a vehicle without insurance. Yoo was brought to HQ where a friend responded and posted the bail.Yoo was then released.
? At 3:07 a.m. on Nov. 22, Lt. Jim Peslis arrested Bruce A. Justice, 49, of Martinsville, and charged him with driving while itnoxicated, refusal to take a breath test, careless driving, and expired registration. Justice had been stopped on Route 10 west for failure to maintain a lane when the evidence of intoxication was observed. He was released to a coworker after being processed.
? At 12:45 a.m. on Nov. 22, Patrolman Dominic Kaiser arrested Michael Esposito, 19, of Randolph, after he was stopped on Route 10 for going 92 mph n a 50 mph zone. Esposito was charged with possession of under 50 grams of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, underage possession of alcohol, and motor vehicle summons for possession of CDS in a motor vehicle, possession of an open container in a motor vehicle, and speeding. Esposito has a court date of Dec. 2.
? At 2:29 p.m. on Nov. 23, Patrolman Jim Grawehr responded to a reported fire in the Hunan Wok, in Cedar Knolls. All employees had been evacuated from the building by the time police arrived. The owner said that a piece of chicken had fallen into a tray of grease and caused the fire. The fire was extinguished by the owner with a fire extinguisher. The Cedar Knolls and Whippany Fire departments arrived and secured the scene. The Hanover Health Department was contacted because of the food in the kitchen at the time of the fire.
? At 12:25 a.m. on Nov. 23, Jessica Orrego, 32, of Lincoln Park, was arrested for driving while intoxicated. The arrest came after Officer H. Bailey noticed a vehicle driving erratically and became involved in an accident. Orrego was additionally charged with motor vehicle violations and given a court appearance date before she was released.


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This book is about a little boy who has to get glasses after taking a sight test at school. He is embarrassed to have to wear glasses but his friend and teacher help him see that it is not so bad. This story is great for children that are in a similar situation. It can help them understand that it is not bad to need glasses. It can also be used with children to help them understand that their differences make them unique and they should be proud of their differences. The images in this book are warm and colorful which draws in the reader. It is a great beginning chapter book for readers.
This picture chapter book is great for students who are ready to dive into more advanced books. Not only does it provide pictures for the text, but it also teaches a valuable lesson; friendship. In the story Pearl's friend Wagner needs to get glasses, however Wagner is defiant and does not want the glasses because he does not want to get made fun of or look different. When Wagner wears his glasses to school most of the children tell him he looks cool and smart, until one kid calls him four eyes. Wagner immediately gets discouraged, but all his friends pick him back up! They tell him things like "I have a scarf so I'm two necks" and "I have on boots so I am four feet" so on and so forth. Soon Wagner realizes that its just a mean name and it doesn't mean anything, because his friends like him for him! This is a valuable lesson for children to learn, especially when peer pressure and cliques begin in the upper elementary grades. Children need to learn that just because a student is different looking, it does not mean that there is anything wrong with him. Another valuable lesson is that of friendship, and picking your friends up when they are down, just as Wagner's friends did with him in the story. His friends encouraged him to keep his glasses and be himself.
The artwork seemed really simple with the use of watercolor and pen, but the illustrator makes them stand out. I like the use of the pen strokes because it adds more details in each setting. The story is realistic and can relate to young students.
Fun story of a "student" that has to get glasses.
Pearl, Wagner and their class are up for eye tests and it is determined that Wagner needs glasses (Raw Bird Pizza instead of Ron and Bert's Pizza). Worried that he will look funny with glasses, Wagner is determined not to get them or wear them. Unfortunately, Wagner shows up to school the next with glasses, but quickly realizes that everybody thinks he looks so cool wearing them. Two bullies though spoil Wagner's new found confidence and call him four eyes. His friends come to his rescue and remind him that four eyes isn't so bad, especially if your teacher wears cool glasses too and you are able to see everything in sight without squinting. This is a good book to read or have available for students who are getting glasses for the first time or have been experiencing bullying from other students. Students will be able to relate to the text and the illustrations are fun for the students to look at. The text and short chapters are good for readers transitioning to novels.
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There's an eye toast toady, er, that's eye test today at school, but Wagner can't see the board. As his best friend Pearl says, "It's glasses time!" But Wagner hates his new glasses-they make him look like a guppy, and a mean old bully calls him "Four Eyes." Wagner vows to never wear his glasses again, until Pearl and all his friends give themselves inspired new nicknames just like his. Suddenly, "Four Eyes" has a nice ring to it . . . and being able to see isn't so bad, either!
The delightful fourth book in the Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor-winning series shows how a best friend and a new perspective can change everything.
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March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. The statistics on this disease are frightening, to be sure. Fortunately, this is one health situation where routine screening can in fact prevent cancer from forming, by removal of polyps, which are commonly discovered during the screening procedure and most often benign.
Unfortunately, some of our local physician practices, hospitals and insurers have created a significant barrier to regular screening by billing/coding any colonoscopy during which a polyp is found as diagnostic, not preventive screening. What it effectively means for many consumers is that when the colonoscopy is billed to insurance, instead of being 100 percent covered, we pay out of pocket.
This valuable screening benefit is denied us, in fact punishing the patient for having a finding. For me, the cost of this routine screening was an unbelievable $3,800. In some cases it may be less, in some, even more.
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Francis Maitland Balfour, comparative embryologist and morphologist: papers (MS Add. 9893)
George Parker Bidder, biologist: undergraduate notes on morphology and comparative anatomy 1882-86 (MS Add. 9917)
Joseph Cartwright Brettell, mining engineer, businessman: accounts and letter books (2) incl letters from Egypt and Syria 1834-1854 (MS Add. 9952)
Harold James Brindley, zoologist and antiquary: papers on lizards' tails; Maud Brindley corresp and papers c1890-1930 (MS Add. 9922)
John Samuel Budgett, zoologist: drawings of external features of early stages of Polypterus (MS Add. 9906)
Christopher Robert Cheney, historian: papers incl those of his wife (MS Add. 9935)
John Patrick William Ehrman, historian: research papers on William Pitt (MS Add. 9934)
JE Emmett, bandsman: Boer War diaries 1899-1902 (MS Add. 9947)
Torkel Weis-Fogh, Danish zoologist: teaching materials for lecturers and practicals 1954-58 (MS Add. 9896)
Leonard William Forster, Professor of German: corresp rel to the Anglica Germanica series c1960-89 (MS Add. 9928)
Sir Michael Foster, physiologist and politician: papers on sponges 1860 (MS Add. 9924)
Robert Were Fox, inventor: collection of papers of or rel to him c1820-1910 (MS Add. 9942)
John Stanley Gardiner, zoologist: papers on corals (MS Add. 9910)
George Cornelius Gorham, Anglican clergyman, antiquary and genealogist: volume of poems c1802-04 (MS Add. 9951)
Charles John Joseph Hamson, jurist: corresp and papers 20th cent (MS Add. 9957)
Sir William Bate Hardy, biologist: notes on oxidation processes 1892-93 (MS Add. 9913)
James Edward Hepburn, ornithologist: papers on zoological collections (MS Add. 9900)
Alice Ambrose Lazerowitz, philosopher: papers (MS Add. 9938)
Ernst Hermann Meyer, German composer and musicologist: papers incl music MSS (MS Add. 9937)
Alfred Merle Norman, Canon of Durham and zoologist: corresp and papers (MS Add. 9912)
George Nuttall, bacteriologist: notebooks on ticks and parasites (MS Add. 9933)
Capt Samuel James Paget: corresp and scrapbooks c1900-20 (MS Add. 9948)
John Frederick Herbert Peters, typographic designer: papers 1946-64 (MS Add. 9929)
Samuel Sandars, bibliophile: book bills, receipted invoices and corresp with booksellers (1 vol) c1880-99 (MS Add. 9944)
Siegfried Loraine Sassoon, poet and author: letters to Cyril Tomkinson with related items 1922-46 (MS Add. 9926)
John Peter Scupham, poet: corresp and literary papers (MS Add. 9941)
William George Searle, historian: diary 1854-57 (MS Add. 9931)
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Hugh Edwin Strickland, geologist and zoologist: Oxford lectures on volcanic geology 1850-53 (MS Add. 9903)
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Arthur Westcott, Anglican clergyman and author: poetry commonplace book 1879-86 (MS Add. 9953)
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Clarion Publishing Ltd, Alton: records 1986-2011 (MS Add. 9927)
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International Congress of Zoology, Cambridge meeting: guard book of corresp and papers 1898-1903 (MS Add. 9904)
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As people get older, it is common to forget more things, have more trouble finding the right words, or lose things more often. But, when changes in memory and thinking begin to affect a person's daily life and activities, it is time to be concerned and to find out what the problem is.
If you are concerned about changes in memory and thinking or changes in senses, behavior, mood, or movement that do not seem normal in yourself or a family member, talk to a doctor. See Symptoms for more information.
A good place to start is with your primary care doctor. Although your doctor may not specialize in cognition problems, he or she might administer brief memory screening tests that can help detect problems. The doctor can do a complete exam to find out if a physical or mental health issue is causing the problem.
Another reason to start with your primary care doctor is that he or she has your medical history, which is important background information for a diagnosis. Your relationship with your primary care doctor also may help you talk about sensitive issues. Your doctor may know you well enough to spot changes in your memory and thinking. He or she can refer you to the right kinds of specialists.
How is Alzheimer's disease diagnosed?
Doctors have several methods and tools to help them determine fairly accurately whether a person with memory problems has "possible Alzheimer's disease," "probable Alzheimer's disease," or some other problem. "Possible Alzheimer's disease" means the symptoms may be from another cause. "Probable Alzheimer's disease" means no other cause for the symptoms can be found. A definitive diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease can be made only through autopsy after death.
To diagnose Alzheimer's in a living person, a physician will:
- ask questions about a person's overall health, past medical problems, ability to carry out daily activities, and changes in behavior and personality
- conduct tests of memory, problem solving, attention, counting, and language skills
- carry out medical tests, such as tests of blood, urine, or spinal fluid
- perform brain scans, such as a computed tomography (CT) or positron emission tomography (PET) scan or a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) test
These tests may be repeated to give doctors information about how the person's health and memory are changing over time. Sometimes these tests help doctors find other possible causes of the person's symptoms. For example, thyroid problems, drug reactions, depression, brain tumors, and blood-vessel disease in the brain can cause Alzheimer's-like symptoms. Some of these other conditions can be treated successfully.
Such tests also can help diagnose other causes of memory problems. These problems include mild cognitive impairment and vascular dementia. Mild cognitive impairment is a medical condition that causes people to have more memory problems than other people their age. Vascular dementia is a medical condition caused by small strokes or changes in the brain's blood supply. For more information, see Understanding Memory Loss.
What are other options for assessment and diagnosis?
If the primary care doctor suspects mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or possible Alzheimer's, he or she may refer you to a specialist who can provide a detailed diagnosis, or you may decide to go to a specialist for further assessment. You can find specialists through memory clinics and centers or through local organizations or referral services. Some types of specialists include:
- Geriatricians, who manage health care in older adults. They know how the body changes as it ages and whether symptoms indicate a serious problem
- Geriatric psychiatrists, who specialize in the mental and emotional problems of older adults and can assess memory and thinking problems
- Neurologists, who specialize in abnormalities of the brain and central nervous system and can conduct and review brain scans
- Neuropsychologists, who can conduct tests of memory and thinking
Memory clinics and centers, including Alzheimer's Disease Research Centers, offer teams of specialists who work together to diagnose the problem. For example, a geriatrician can look at your general health, a neuropsychologist can test your thinking and memory, and a neurologist can use scanning technology to "see" inside your brain. Tests often are done at the clinic or center, which can speed up diagnosis.
You may also want to get a second opinion. Diagnosis of memory and thinking problems can be challenging. Subtle signs and symptoms may be overlooked or unclear. Getting a second opinion helps to confirm the diagnosis. Most doctors understand the benefit of a second opinion. They will share your records, if you permit. A specialist can refer you to another doctor for a second opinion, or you may decide to find one yourself.
What are the benefits of early diagnosis?
Early diagnosis is beneficial for several reasons. Having an early diagnosis and starting treatment in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease can help preserve function for months to years, even though the underlying Alzheimer's process cannot be changed. Also, researchers studying new therapies are finding that treatment may be more effective earlier in the disease process than later.
Having an early diagnosis also helps patients and their families:
- plan for the future
- make living arrangements
- take care of financial and legal matters
- develop support networks
Finally, an early diagnosis can provide greater opportunity for people with Alzheimer's disease to get involved in clinical trials. Clinical trials are research studies in which scientists test the safety, side effects, or effectiveness of a medication or other intervention.
To learn more about Alzheimer's disease clinical trials:
- talk with your health care provider
- contact NIA's Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral (ADEAR) Center at 1-800-438-4380
- visit the Alzheimer's Disease Clinical Trials database or www.ClinicalTrials.gov
You may also sign up for ADEAR Center email alerts that let you know when new clinical trials are added to the Alzheimer's Disease Clinical Trials database.
What new methods for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease are being studied?
Scientists are exploring ways to help physicians diagnose Alzheimer's earlier and more accurately. The ultimate goal is a reliable, valid, inexpensive, and early diagnostic test that can be used in any doctor's office.
Some studies focus on changes in personality and mental functioning, measured through memory and recall tests, which might point to early Alzheimer's or predict whether individuals are at higher risk of developing the disease. Other studies are examining the relationship between early damage to brain tissue and outward clinical signs.
Another very promising area of diagnostic research is the analysis of body fluids—blood and cerebrospinal fluid—to look for specific proteins, such as tau and beta-amyloid proteins, which are commonly found in people with Alzheimer's.
One of the most exciting areas of diagnostic research is neuroimaging. Scientists have developed sophisticated imaging systems that may help measure the earliest changes in brain function or structure to identify people in the very first stages of Alzheimer's—well before they develop apparent signs or symptoms.
The National Institute on Aging's Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative is a large study that uses MRI and PET scans to learn when and where in the brain changes occur as memory problems develop. These types of neuroimaging scans are still primarily research tools, but they may be used more commonly in the future to help physicians diagnose Alzheimer's at very early stages.
For more information on the promising new developments in diagnostic research for Alzheimer's disease, see the ADEAR Center publication Alzheimer's Disease: Unraveling the Mystery.
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Dan Young, Marshfield (Wis.) News Herald
Emergency workers move a motorcyclist to an ambulance after an April 2004 crash in Marshfield, Wis. He was wearing a helmet, but federal surveys show about half of riders don't.
WASHINGTON Death rates from motorcycle crashes have risen steadily since states began weakening helmet laws about a decade ago, according to a Gannett News Service analysis of federal accident reports.
As deaths have increased, so has the proportion of older riders killed. Dying on a motorcycle could soon become a predominantly middle-aged phenomenon, the GNS analysis shows.
Most states once required all motorcycle riders to wear helmets. But a trend in the other direction began accelerating after 1995, when the federal government decided to stop withholding highway money from states without helmet laws.
As states repealed or weakened the laws, the percentage of riders who wore helmets began dropping. And fatality rates increased.
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Frank Oliverio of Freehold N.J., heads north on U.S. 1 on his way to Daytona Beach, Fla. Oliverio loves to ride his Honda VTX 1800 in Florida because the state has no helmet law.
In 1996, 5.6 motorcyclists were killed for every 10,000 registered motorcycles on the road, according to federal transportation officials. By 2006, the most recent data available, the rate had risen to 7.3, the GNS analysis shows.
In raw numbers, the death toll over that period rose from 2,116 to 4,810. Meanwhile, fatality rates for all other passenger vehicles have been falling, transportation officials say.
In raw numbers, the annual death toll rose from 2,160 to 4,810 over the same period. Meanwhile, fatality rates for all other passenger vehicles have been falling, transportation officials say.
The numbers appear to contradict claims by some motorcycle groups that helmet laws alone don't save lives.
"The data are pretty compelling," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters, herself an avid motorcyclist who survived a crash thanks to a helmet that she displays in somewhat battered condition in her office. "It's discouraging to see the (fatality) numbers going up. But at least people are talking about it now."
GNS analyzed data from the federal government's Fatality Analysis Reporting System on thousands of motorcycle deaths between 2002 and 2006. The analysis found that:
About 42 percent of riders killed were not wearing helmets.
Nearly half of the riders killed in 2006 were age 40 and older, and nearly a quarter were 50 or older. The average age of motorcyclists killed in accidents was about 38.
Transportation officials say the age trends reflect the growing popularity of motorcycles among older people with increasing incomes but decreasing physical dexterity and reaction times.
Half of motorcyclists killed between 2002 and 2006 lost control and crashed without colliding with another vehicle, underscoring the inherent risks involved in riding a motorcycle. Motorcyclists account for about 2 percent of vehicles on the road but 10 percent of all traffic fatalities, according to federal statistics.
Southeastern states had some of the highest fatality rates in 2006. Some of these states require all riders to wear helmets, but they also have long riding seasons that expose bikers to more risk over time.
A consistently large majority of those killed about 90 percent were men.
Critics of motorcycle helmet laws say riders should be guided by common sense rather than a government mandate when deciding whether to wear a helmet. They argue that wearing a helmet is uncomfortable and obstructs their view.
They promote their view through advocates across the country, including ABATE state groups, which track helmet legislation and lobby against it. The ABATE acronym stands for different names, depending on the state.
"It's my body and I should have the right to do with it as I choose," said Terry Howard, state coordinator for ABATE of Colorado, which vigorously fought the state's recent adoption of a helmet law for riders under 18.
Heather Wines, Gannett News Service
Simon Rosa, 22, of Springfield, Va., suffered road rash and bruises in a motorcycle accident in July 2007 on his Honda CBR 954 RR. His helmet was badly scratched, but he says without a helmet his injuries could have been worse.
Not all bikers agree.
Simon Rosa, 22, of northern Virginia, doesn't have a problem with the helmet law there. In 2003, he crashed his Honda sport bike in a steep turn.
"I still have the helmet, and it has scratches all over it, so I could have suffered a nasty head injury," he said. "You just never know what's going to happen, regardless of how good a rider you are."
Two insurance groups reported last year that supersport motorcycles, racing bikes modified for the highway, have the highest death rates among all types of motorcycles.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the Highway Loss Data Institute reported in September that supersport riders have death rates nearly four times higher than riders using other types of motorcycles.
Federal surveys show that in states that weaken or repeal such laws, helmet use drops, sometimes precipitously.
In 1994, when the federal government still penalized states without helmet laws, 63 percent of riders nationwide wore helmets. By 2006, that had dropped to 51 percent.
Two decades ago, 47 states required helmets for all riders. Today, only 20 do. Twenty-seven states require helmets only for younger riders, a restriction that experts say is largely unenforceable. Three - Iowa, Illinois and New Hampshire - don't require helmets at all.
As states seek to save lives and cut government medical costs, there are signs that helmet laws may become popular again.
The National Transportation Safety Board unanimously recommended last year that states require all riders to wear helmets. It was the first time in its 40-year history that the independent panel had weighed in on motorcycle safety.
"Medical and other costs for unhelmeted riders involved in crashes are staggering," the board notes on its Web site.
Opponents of helmet laws passionately dispute such claims.
"It's just a myth that states without helmet laws are an extra burden on society," said Jeff Hennie, vice president of the Motorcycle Riders Foundation.
Also last year, 25 states considered laws to increase motorcycle safety, including laws mandating helmet use, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Delaware, Hawaii, Kansas, Montana and Oklahoma took up bills that would have required all motorcyclists, rather than just young riders, to wear helmets. None of those measures passed.
The most notable change occurred in Colorado, according to both sides in the helmet law debate. The state, which previously had no helmet law, now requires that riders under 18 wear a helmet.
Comparing accident rates by state can be tricky.
For example, New Hampshire and Iowa, which have no helmet laws, reported fatality rates of 3.0 and 3.5, per 10,000 motorcycles, respectively, in 2006. By comparison, the rates in Mississippi and Maryland, which require helmets for all riders, were much higher - 20 and 12 respectively.
Helmet law advocates note that cold-weather states like New Hampshire have a much shorter riding season, and that roads in states like Iowa with flat, open terrain and extended visibility are less dangerous.
"There are a lot of factors at work here," said Russ Radar with the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. "You can't just look at the fatality rate of any given state and make judgments based entirely on that."
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The year 1981 saw the release of Michael Nyman, the first Michael Nyman Band recording and a groundbreaking record that presented Nyman's unique take on minimalism and experimental music. Long out of print, the album has been a rare and sought-after collectable for many years. This 30th anniversary CD reissue features a retro-look black vinyl CD in a replica gatefold LP-style sleeve. The album was originally produced by Nyman's ex-Maidstone Art School student, David Cunningham, founder of the Flying Lizards and producer of every Nyman recording for the following ten years. Much of the music is material from the early films of Peter Greenaway, but the album also includes In Re Don Giovanni, Nyman's classic deconstruction of the "Catalogue Aria" from Mozart's Don Giovanni. Michael Nyman was a turning point in the composer's career, marking the beginning of a new style and direction that ultimately shaped nearly all of the composer's future works.Notes & Reviews:
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There were two other intangible factors Kerkhoff discussed — Kansas State's tendency to start games slow and the question of who wants to be in the Fiesta Bowl more, considering the fact that both the Wildcats and Ducks were one painful November loss apiece away from playing for a national title.
"Both programs were crushed by the Nov. 17 losses that ended the national title games hopes," Kerkhoff continued. "A 12-victory season and the highest finish in BCS standing/poll history will belong to the Wildcats with a victory. Those are meaningful accomplishments. Oregon? The Ducks are playing in their fourth straight BCS bowl, but this one doesn't carry the meaning of the previous three… watching Florida, which didn't win its conference and didn't seem to want to be in New Orleans in Wednesday's loss to Louisville, it's not a reach to think Oregon could turn in the same type of performance. If nothing else, the stakes seem higher for Kansas State."


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"They had a great battle for that position but Dane will be the starter and we hope he will be the starter for 13 weeks," Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said while announcing that Crist and not sophomore Tommy Rees would start against South Florida on Sept .3. "We're confident he can lead us to a championship."
The announcement ended a quarterback competition that began after last season when both players had success at the position and continued during training camp. Last week, Kelly said the competition between Crist and Rees was so close that reviewing their statistics only made the decision murkier.
Although Kelly said both quarterbacks have improved tremendously since last season, what Crist has been able to overcome after suffering two serious knee injuries was a factor.
"You have to look at the entire year when you talk about Dane," Kelly said. "Let's look at Dane on a timeline. Here's young man who overcame a serious knee injuries to start the season and then suffered another knee injury that required incredible rehab. An infection set him back even farther but he was able to get back for the spring. He didn't have a great spring but fought through that as well. To have the kind of summer and preseason camp he had put it in perspective where Dayne Crist is this year from last year. He's a much better football player, a much better quarterback.
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Vinegar can help sanitize your nails during do-it-yourself manicures and speed drying, too. It can also help with French Tips.
Step ONE: Find a small bottle that sprays a fine mist, such as the pen-shaped see-through spray tubes that hand sanitizer comes in. These are sold for a dollar or two at most drugstores . Empty the bottle or tube and rinse it out, then fill it with vinegar.
Step TWO: After washing and drying your hands, simply spray the vinegar over your nails and air dry for a few seconds.
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I start out by spraying my nails with vinegar and let them dry before applying a smoothing base coat. My favorite is Complete Care 4-in-1 Treatment. When the base coat is dry, then I press a strip of correction tape down in a curved line about one third from the top of the nail. When positioned, it tears off clean from each side of the nail and then I spray with vinegar again to smooth the tape. It doesn't matter if the tape covers the whole nail tip because this is just a guide and I am going to touch it up with white polish anyway. If tape overlaps the top of the nail, a file will take it off neatly.
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Did we not just hear someone promise there would not be boots on the ground?
@4:29 What difference does it make now? [/sarc]
The advantage of Marines is that they can shoot first and ask questions later.
Yes, he did promise "no boots on the ground."
He got around that by making the marines wear tennis shoes.
Obama's been encouraging these Islamist rebels from the very beginning.
Like he did in Libya and Egypt.
They got bolder, Assad got nastier... and here we are.
Now it's merely a matter of saving Obama's face.
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EMC is taking on more of Cisco's stake in VCE, maker of Vblock converged hardware. One reason? VCE partners Cisco and VMware have been at each other's throats. Read more »
EMC is taking on more of Cisco's stake in VCE, maker of Vblock converged hardware. One reason? VCE partners Cisco and VMware have been at each other's throats. Read more »
The Wall Street Journal reports that EMC and HP seriously discussed a "merger of equals," but talks broke down over fear that shareholders would not swallow the deal. Read more »
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Relentless attempts to access critical corporate or personal data won't let up. What could change is who companies will rely on as their last line of defense: You and me. Read more »
A half dozen security experts pull out of annual RSA gabfest slated to take place in San Francisco next month. Would-be speakers are protesting RSA's reported cooperation with NSA. Read more »
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Car payments. Waists. The national debt. Some things are definitely better small. But what about homes? In these times of a troubled economy and a fragile environment, modestly sized spaces are the clear choice for affordability and energy-efficiency. Still, those of us raised in ramblers can't help but wonder: Does small have to feel small?
In the fall of 2007, furniture designer Gary Roberts and orthodontist Yumi Abei found their answer in the new downtown 5th and Madison condominiums, whose green mandate dictates recycled building materials, low-flow fixtures and modest square footage; at 1,244 square feet, the floor plan the couple fell for is the largest on offer. Sold on the building's sustainable philosophy, clever architecture and spectacular water views, these Cleveland transplants traded in digs twice as big when they moved, but they've never looked back. "A smaller space is part of the downtown lifestyle," says Roberts. "It's a slight compromise for living in such a great location."
Their living/dining area—where they eat, relax, entertain and sometimes work—is only 398 square feet. Before you call it small, however, remember that 398 is just a number. It doesn't tell you what the room feels like. For that, you'd have to factor in the height of the sky, the harmonic effects of an ancient Chinese art and the design talents of Roberts, the award-winning creative force behind GBRoberts Functional Art.
Roberts' strategy for keeping finite square footage feeling spacious began with a little feng shui. While Roberts' style is frankly worldly—he's known for furniture simultaneously sleek and curvy, like hot-rod cars or pin-up girls—it turns out that the very curviness of his designs gives them feng shui credentials. Because feng shui teaches that the smooth flow of chi, or energy, throughout a room is essential to visual harmony, the lazy S-turns of Roberts' furniture form an unseen riverbed along which energy flows.
If invisible vibrations aren't your cup of tea, credit the room's success to aesthetic discipline. Roberts' furniture pieces, most from a collection called Monroe after the famously voluptuous star, fit together like yin with yang, saving floor space and bestowing a sense of well ordered calm that engenders airiness.
Taking advantage of their 15th-floor unit's 10-and-a-half foot ceilings and north and west walls clad in glass, Roberts' next step was to annex the sky over Puget Sound. To create a heavenly color palette that blends with and brightens the Pacific Northwest grays outside, he chose sunshine-trapping reflective surfaces. It took six tries to find the perfect high-gloss white finish for the occasional tables, while polished chrome accents add sparkle to glass, wood and leather, an example of mixed media that is a Roberts' trademark.
In the end, Roberts has designed a place that could be called elegant or well edited, but never small. How does it feel? Standing here, Roberts says, "feels like standing on the bow of an ocean liner."
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Thanks to the Mountain Democrat article of Feb. 12 for alerting us about the El Dorado County Transportation Commission's utterly stupid idea of a roundabout in El Dorado (as they wouldn't). With street widening, signal lights would be bad enough, but removing the rural personality from our gold rush era township would be an outrage with a roundabout.
Can you imagine trying to squeeze in a functional roundabout in the tight square corner of Highway 49 and Main Street? We've lived with a three-way stop sign intersection for well over 30 years and during that time I've experienced many occasions of people pleasantly yielding to others when it wasn't necessary.
How about an area-wide roundabout? At a few miles in diameter, it would intersect upper Broadway, Pleasant Valley Road, Greenstone Road, Green Valley Road and Cold Springs Road. Then everyone could drive in circles around Placerville, Diamond Springs and El Dorado without stopping.
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When I posted this top I'd sewn, I had a few people ask about the fabric and where they could get some. It was EOS and was sold out quickly, but I just spotted some at Marcy Tilton
I LOVE my top in this fabric, it washes beautifully, wears like iron, and OMG is it ever SOFT to the hand!
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Will. Resist. Not even clicking the link. My knit stash is WAY to big as it is for someone who doesn't sew knits! LOL
But that top is darling. Is it another incarnation of your favorite Vogue?
Oh, OK. I'm clicking....
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Hey, top quality at $16 a yard, how the heck can you possibly resist!
The pattern is Style Arc Pleated Pia.
Did you ever add the pics of the final hemming of this top to the sewalong thread?
Very nice top & great pattern....thanks for sharing.....I am fabric fasting....so not tempted....right now
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I love this -- but just added some fabric to my stash and I can't (sadly) justify any more right now.
I love it, and had thought of getting some ... but --
Would this make a good unlined summer dress, or is it too lightweight or sheer?
When I saw this on Marcy's site, I wasn't sure whether the striped effect ran crosswise or lengthwise. From your top it looks like lengthwise (with the stretch running across the stripes, not with them).
It runs lengthwise (vertical stripes) and it isn't sheer, so I think it would make a nice summer dress, especially a t-shirt style.
No, thanks for reminding me!
Marcy is killing me today!!
Has anyone checked out the sale page? High quality rayon knits for $6-$8 a yard! I'm in for way more than I care to admit:/
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Seeing Ops fly like that reminds me of G1 , he used to always jump like that. Pretty awesomeReplyDelete
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OK...either Galvatron is a minor character that will come into the later movies as the big bad...or this is the greatest cover up in TF movie history LOL...either way, this looks 'effing awesome so far !!! Looks like more character development as well; from the little we have seen so far ! But this whole " no sign of Galvatron" thing is very suspicious !!!ReplyDelete
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My kiddos really enjoyed The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats. (You can read my review of this book here.) I was really excited when I found out that this book was part of our Itty Bitty Bookworm curriculum! So, I knew immediately that there would be lots of fun ideas to go along with the book.
We made coffee filter snowflakes. The kids used watercolors to paint their filter and once dry my expert snowflake makers created their own coffee filter snowflakes.
The boys also created their own snowmen. I had them search around the house of three different circular sizes. They traced and cut out each circle shape. Then they glued to to blue paper to make snowmen.
We also used some sequencing cards based on the story. I was really impressed with them trying to put the cards in order without using the book, but eventually they had to open it up for some hints!
I think their most favorite part was a toss up between making these super yummy edible snowflakes OR acting out the story and pretending to be Peter.
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Jayne Rowe, an information technology instructor at Northcentral Technical College, teaches a class. NTC received a $6.2 million federal grant it will use to expand IT training programs.
Northcentral Technical College received a three-year, $6.2 million federal grant it will use to expand its information-technology training and attract more than 300 new students.
The college will use the money for IT training because central Wisconsin employers - from computer companies to manufacturers and health-care institutions - have jobs waiting for skilled tech workers, NTC President Lori Weyers said.
Much of the $6.2 million will be used by NTC to direct and train 15 other technical colleges in the state that received similar grants. About $800,000 will be used for new programs ...


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Wise was in jail on charges of shoplifting and public intoxication.
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