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|Cementoblastoma is a rare benign tumor that almost always occurs in the premolar or molar region and more commonly in the mandible than in the maxilla. We present a unique incisor maxillary cementoblastoma in an 11-year-old child not previously described. To our knowledge, only 2 maxillary cases, both related to canine teeth, were described in the international literature. Thus, the aim of this article was to discuss the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and subsequent treatment of a patient with a cementoblastoma in the anterior maxillary region.
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The annual Cook Island Sports Awards night was held on the main islands of Rarotonga this month and it was the sport of sailing that stole the show by winning seven awards including the most prestigious titles.
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The Sailing Cook Islands Olympic Laser Squad sailors, Helema Williams and Taua Elise won the Sportswomen and Sportsman of the Year Awards respectively. This is the first time in Cook Island history that both titles have been won by the same sport.
'I was completely shocked, I didn't even prepare a speech!' explained Helema. 'It is a great honour and an exciting time for sailing in the Cook Islands. We have a really big following and support network that I hope will enable me to realise my dream of representing my Country at the Olympic Games'
Known as the, 'real Black Pearls of the Pacific', 19 year old Helema, 20 year old Taua and team mate, Junior Charlie, also aged 20, originate from the island of Manihiki where black pearl farming is the trade.
Peter Taua Henry Sportsman of the year
'My grandfather, Tekake Williams established the black pearl industry and is also famous for his world record free dive which still remains unbeaten today.
'I believe my competitive spirit comes from him and his daughter, my mother, Catherine Williams who has been a massive driving force behind my sailing campaign' confessed Helema.
Taua explained, 'There are no roads in Manihiki, everyone travels by boat so we grow up being very familiar with the rhythm of the ocean. Sailing started there over a decade ago when two wooden Optimist dinghies arrived. The first time I travelled from Manihiki was in 2001 to the Optimist Championship in Rarotonga. To me, going to Raro was like going to New York, with cars and all the lights.
'I am living my dream. I'm serious about the opportunity opened up to me by achieving an IOC Scholarship. The benefits of working with my new coach, Laura Baldwin are really obvious to me. I have a long way to go and much to learn but I am thoroughly dedicated to give absolute attention to taking up every new skill extended to me including; what I eat, fitness programs, technical improvements, tactical skills and more. My aim is to be the first Cook Islander to represent my Nation in the Laser Class at the Olympics in London 2012.'
Sports awards Hon.Henry Puna, Prime Minister, Helema Williams -Sportswoman of the Year, Peter Taua Henry -Sportsman of the Year, Junior Chalie - Sports Coach of the Year and Mrs Akaiti Puna.
When you think that this team originate from an isolated Atoll in the middle of the pacific, you can imagine just how exciting this next chapter of their lives will be. In a couple of weeks, Helema, Taua and Junior will be travelling with their coach, former British Olympian Laura Baldwin, to compete in the ISAF World Cup Events in Holland and the UK.
As well as racing and training they will get to visit some major Cities such as Amsterdam and London.
Having just returned home to Australia from the Cook Islands, Laura's conclusion of the place is, 'it's a sailor's paradise. The waters are a magnificent azure blue colour, the islands are surrounded by unspoilt white sand beaches lined with tropical palm trees and the skies illuminate with the brightest stars imaginable at night.
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'The wind blew every day for the four weeks I was there. I spent time on both the capital island of Rarotonga and a 40 minute flight away in Aitutaki.
'In Rarotonga, the team sail straight out onto the Ocean from a harbour in the centre of town. This is an exceptional training and regatta venue as is the mesmerising idyllic waters of Aitutaki's lagoon where locals are gearing up for it to become a hot spot for international water sports events.'


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New tour operator lands at Bournemouth Airport
3rd February 2014
A new tour operator - OSKA Travel - will be offering fantastic value holidays to Turkey from Bournemouth Airport this year.
Two holiday options will be available from Bournemouth including a seven night all-inclusive holiday to a 5-star hotel from just Ż449 per person, or a one week escorted tour around the Turkish Riviera, staying in 4/5 star hotels on a B&B basis from just Ż249 per person.
Paul Knight, Managing Director of Bournemouth Airport, said: "We are delighted to welcome OSKA Travel to Bournemouth Airport. Their holidays offer excellent value for money and I'm sure they will prove to be really popular with our passengers. We're looking to provide more options and services for customers using our airport and this will extend our connections further into Europe."
OSKA Travel offer all-inclusive 5-star holidays in a choice of three 5-star hotels – the Vera Stone Palace in Side or the Maritim Pine Beach Resort and the Vera Verde Hotel in Belek. Both resorts have sandy beaches which slope gently into the sea and are enjoyed by visitors from around the world. Turkey was at the heart of the ancient world and the area provides a fascinating glimpse into the past, but also caters for the guests with a wealth of good restaurants, traditional markets and a lively nightlife.
Andreas F. Forsthuber of OSKA Travel said: "We are really excited to add a regional airport such as Bournemouth to our portfolio. At KENBA Group, the owner of OSKA Travel, we have handled more than 80,000 passengers from six different countries in 2012 and 2013. This high passenger volume together with the support we have experienced from the Turkish tourism industry gives us the opportunity to make low budget trips of a high standard available, and to give people the opportunity to fly to Turkey from nearer to home.
"We are really looking forward to welcoming guests from Bournemouth Airport in Turkey – and we are sure they will love this tour. It might well be their first – but it will definitely not be their last trip".
OSKA also offer 'Escorted Tour' holidays which are the ideal choice for those who really want to explore the region. Holidaymakers can travel through the Taurus Mountains and visit Pamukkale - a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors can see a typical carpet village or the preserved ruins of Parga and enjoy a sightseeing tour of Antalya. Accommodation is on a B&B basis but a 'culture and luxury comfort' package is available at Ż125 per person which includes six evening meals, admission charges and guided tours to the sights.
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Although the version with Betty Davis as Leslie Crosbie is superior, this one with Jeanne Eagles is worth watching, primitive though it may be in filmmaking technique. In the later film, with Davis as Leslie, she is killed at the end of the movie as punishment for adultery and murder, by the Chinese woman from who she bought the letter she had written. We might blame the Production Code for this melodramatic punishment, but it was repeated, at least in implication, in 1982 in the version with Lee Remick. This was not in the original play, in which Leslie intends to try to make her husband happy and hopes he will forgive her, even though she does not love him. The 1929 version with Eagles, however, gets the award for having the most unpunished and unrepentant Leslie. The husband says Leslie will have to stay with him and continue to be bored and lonely, and she responds by saying she still loves the man she killed with all her heart. Also, in the Eagles version, when Leslie goes to get the letter, there is a disturbing scene where prostitutes are kept imprisoned behind bamboo bars. Finally, this version is the most racist of them all in its depiction of Asians.
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I have been looking forward to seeing Jeanne Eagels' interpretation of "The Letter", and had programed my DVR to record the showing you aired on October 24, 2012. Unfortunately the machine malfunctioned and nothing was recorded.I would appreciate your scheduling another airing of it soon. One of my favorite actresses, Bette Davis gave an unforgettable oscar nominated performance in her role as Leslie Cosbie in a later film version of this story. I should very much like to see Jeanne Eagels own oscar nominated interpretation.Thank you in advance for entertaining my request.Henriette
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Sea-Hawks collect 49,381 pennies
From January 19th to February 23rd the Memorial Sea-Hawks and the School of Human Kinetics and Recreation gathered 49,381 pennies to help support the Telegram's Warm Hearts campaign. The campaign supported the Iris Kirby House, a shelter for women and their children leaving abusive relationships. The total amount of pennies raised during the overall campaign was 920,724.
At the Sea-Hawks basketball games on January 19th The Telegram launched the Warm Hearts campaign. The launch featured a halftime performance by Chris Kirby and The Marquee.
Pennies were collected at Sea-Hawks games and at the general office of the School of Human Kinetics from the launch up until the final Sea-Hawks regular season home game on February 23rd.
In total the $9,207.24 raised weighed approximately 4,968 pounds or 2,253 kilograms.
Memorial's Director of Athletics Michelle Healey was thankful for the support.
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Crisscrossing Players and Plots and Not Losing Your Mind
After West Marches I ran a long-term superhero game, New Century City. Unlike West Marches it followed the more traditional "the GM creates a situation and the players have fun with it" model, which was fitting because superhero games are one of the most reactive genres you can play: villains hatch schemes, heroes react to stop them and re-establish the status quo.
Also unlike West Marches, the game was plot-heavy. Absolutely thick with plot. There was a big, over-arching thread that ran through the whole thing (Worlds In Collision), a bunch of individual threads that were part of that main arc (Queen of the Jungle, Emerald of Aktios, I am Maximus) as well as assorted unrelated adventure arcs (the lives and deaths of Dr. Null, the Echelon conspiracy). Then there were individual "rise & fall" character arcs for NPCs (Can we cure the Man-Beast? Is Nighthawk a villain or an undercover hero?). And then on top of all that, there were multiple personal threads for every player character (Captain Danger's relationship with her sister, Moon Man finding out what really happened to him in those missing decades in space, the secret origin of the Eclipse, the dating life of the Eclipse, and so on, and so on).
In keeping with the comic book style, I wanted every session to be a self-contained episode with it's own arc, complete with an episode title announced at the start of the game. So if you played any one game, it would be a complete adventure (or part of a few session mini-series at most). No bridging sessions, no filler sessions.
But coming right off of West Marches we had a big pool of great players. We wanted to keep playing with everyone, but ten people at the table is way too crowded for anything close to meaningful roleplaying. So again I opted for the mixed roster method: we'd float a date and see who could play, keeping each game at about 3-5 players.
We rarely had the same combination of players at two sessions in a row, which was great for the stand-alone episode part but a potential nightmare for plot threads. Each player is only seeing a fraction of the sessions, so how do you make sure what they're seeing makes any sense? You say, "surprise! Nighthawk is really a good guy after all" and the players at this session look at you and say, "uh, who's Nighthawk?" because they've never been in a game with him before, or they missed the last bit that set up this bit. Oops.
The cheap answer is to just let the players sort it out. Confused why that guy did that thing? Maybe you better chat with the other players if you want to keep up. While that was glorious in West Marches, where the whole theme was sandbox exploration, it seemed completely inappropriate in a character-centric game like this. The superheroes are the center of the story, the axis around which the plot wheel turns. Just hitting a player with plot X because I wanted to advance that plot and they happened to be there seemed aesthetically tragic.
So I took the harder approach: customizing every single session so it was lovingly hand-crafted to the characters that would be there. And advanced the plots. And made sense.
To keep track of all that, to understand the perspective of each character and figure out what plots they were involved in, I need a tool. I needed a plot grid.
The grid was a list of every important thing I wanted to put in the game: plots, events, episodes, characters, scenes, revelations, the works.
Every single item had its own line on the grid. Every revelation, every confrontation, every snippet that I thought needed to come out had its own line (Captain Danger's sister has powers too! Felicity is really Cathy Grant!). Every thing that needed to come back in response to something that happened in the game had its own line (Maelstrom attacked those army choppers so the Feds are going to come after him, Captain Danger doesn't know she has that thing in her jacket pocket). Every idea for a random situation, flashy encounter, or set piece had a line (Speed Demon tries to set a record for banks robbed in a day, a sorcerer transforms part of downtown to ancient Aegypt). It all went into the big hopper.
To the right I made columns for every single player character in the game (24+ characters). For each line I would mark the box to show how relevant each item was to that character, how important it was to have that character there when that thing happened.
Characters were marked essential if they had to be there (I can't reveal the thing about Felicity being Cathy Grant without both Captain Danger and Guardian being there), or marked optional if they had some previous contact with this thread or had shown curiosity but weren't required (Eclipse and the Shadow would be interested to find out the truth about Mr. Midnight's background, but it's only essential to Moon Man since their origins are secretly intertwined). For other characters that line was blank, meaning there was no special connection that character. Some lines had no marks at all, meaning they weren't attached to anyone in particular, and I could use them whenever I wanted — a lot of generic "action" encounters were this way.
So let's say we've scheduled a game, and I've found out who can play and which of their characters they want to play. I take my big grid, and sort the lines so that all the items important to those particular characters will pop to the top. That's my starting point for brainstorming what to put in the episode. I mix and match, see what goes together and what emerges. Ideally something jumps out as the main plot for the session: some items are big and clearly need to be the centerpiece of an episode, others are just supporting encounters or scenes (it was a personal rule that each episode had a strong core concept, not just a mix of "this week on…" but that's just me).
Sometimes the unexpected combinations of characters led to surprising but cool plot cross-overs. I didn't foresee Dr. Daedalus returning with Moon Man to ancient Atlantis because he was only peripherally attached to that thread, but because his player was available and others weren't that's what happened and it turned out to be a perfect match. If you asked the players they would probably guess I planned it.
It was also nice because I could be flexible and follow my whims. I could let threads simmer for ten, twenty games without being afraid that I would lose track of them. I didn't have to keep the game on tight rails.
There's a counter-intuitive side effect: the less you play, the more the game is about you when you do play.
Yes, crazy, I know. But if there's a plot that requires you (and just about everyone in the superhero game had a background or origin plot — the genre demands it), then the less you play, the fewer opportunities there are to move that plot. So if you're going to be in a game, I'm more likely to push that thread up the stack. Guardian is showing up for a game? Gotta move that "Trials of Torvok" plot while I have the chance! Dr. Daedalus is in? Time for the "Armor Wars."
Suffice to say, players did not mind this one bit. The less frequent players got the spotlight, and the more frequent players didn't mind because they already had the spotlight in a lot of games.
As the game went on I added more and more columns to track things like the scale of the adventure (saving the world, saving the city, back alley brawling) or the style of the game (investigation, slugfest, personal issues), so I could sort and scan and see what kinds of games we'd had, and even break down what kind of games each individual player had been in (yeah, Mike hadn't played in the last six games, but I don't necessary want the next game he plays in be just like the game he played two months ago).
I had columns for all the major plot arcs, so I could mark which plot each item belonged to. I could track how long it had been (either in-game or real days) since a particular thread had moved. I could flag items as "important, do it soon!" or "maybe."
As items got used, I put the episode number in the far left column: that thing had happened, so it was cemented in place. I'd change the boxes to checks to show which characters were in that episode, editing the description to reflect what actually happened, morphing my adventure seeds neatly into game records.
If you're wondering how extensively this method was tested, or if you're wondering if it was overkill, I used it for 119 New Century City games, with nine players running 24 different characters (after factoring out anyone who played fewer than ten games). There were an average of 3.4 players per game, plus GM. Yep, once again the average player only sees about a third of the games.
And no, I don't think you have to run such a big game to make it worthwhile. It's potentially a useful technique for any sized game.


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PAM DZAMA | Hope beyond the doomsday prediction
If you're reading this in the print edition of the Kitsap Sun, the world hasn't ended yet. If, on the other hand, the world ends sometime before Friday, Dec. 21, I guess the prophecy attributed to the Mayans was correct.
The focus surrounding this allegedly eventful date reminds me of the supposed disaster deemed Y2K at the turn of the century. People were stockpiling food, water, batteries, generators and other goods in anticipation of a computer meltdown. While it may have caused some minor problems with dates, it wasn't the calamity predicted.
But every potential catastrophe has someone who's enterprising enough to take advantage of another's anxiety and in doing so make a buck. Central Waters Brewing Company of Amherst Wisconsin was one such business. They produced a beverage called "Kosmyck Charlie's Y2K Catastrophe Ale." It's still available and the company's website describes it as, "Originally designed for the Y2K survival kit, this beer has been proven to be a staple for anyone's emergency plan. Kosmyk Charlie's is a delightful treat, aged for a year in our cellars to create brew smooth enough to overcome any disaster. So, when Homeland Security raises the alert level, open a Kosmyk Charlie's and raise your glass."
It's amazing how many scenarios the current "end-of-the-world" believers use to fulfill their conviction of doom. There's the appearance of the mystery planet "Nibiru" which is about to fling itself into the Earth; an asteroid or comet on a collision course with the planet or the North and South Poles reversing their polarity. And of course there's the sudden threat of a black hole developing out of nowhere and enveloping our planet.
In the midst of all this potential chaos Kosmyk Charlie's is still available and ready to be quaffed today, or whenever the end of the world doesn't arrive as the case may be. While true believers in China and Russia hoard their rations and several inhabitants of Japan build elaborate "arks" there's a major problem with their thought process. While the potential problem with Y2K would have been an inconvenience, the end of the world would be permanent.
There would be no need for survival kits if the entire world is destroyed. I don't care how well built the ark would be, it's not going to survive the total destruction of the Earth. But let the entrepreneurs sell their wares and the end-of-world believers wonder what happened when the calendar changes to Dec. 22. They may think better of their gullibility in the future.
While some ponder the further existence of our world because of someone's interpretation of a calendar, the world did end, or at least drastically change, for a number of our citizens last Friday with the massacre of innocent children and educators in Newtown, Connecticut. Having taught first grade I can't fathom the incredible loss of these precious children and those who worked as teachers and administrators at the Sandy Hook school. It's hard for me to comprehend what would lead someone to commit such a heinous act.
While I'm sure their families and others here were getting ready to celebrate the Christmas holiday and the birth of Jesus, the celebratory lights and decorations have lost much of their sparkle. The meaning of salvation the holiday brings hasn't changed but the holiday trappings seem less than they have in the past.
I found David Yount's "Amazing Grace" column in last Saturday's Kitsap Sun surprising in its timeliness. The title and content "Blame people — not God — for our problems" was exceptionally on point because when awful things happen there's a tendency to wonder if there is indeed a Supreme Being and, if so, why that Being didn't intercede to protect the innocent. The answer is simple in that people are given free will to carry out their own actions and to suffer the consequences thereof. There's no escaping the fact that life will always involve suffering, some of which, as in this case, are incomprehensible.
As Christians across the globe get ready to celebrate the birth of Jesus next Tuesday there is an ache for the families in Connecticut who have lost so many important people in their lives: the children who have shared their wishes with Santa and the family pictures already taken and immortalized on Christmas cards; the teachers and administrators who gave their lives to protect their wards and the hopes and wishes for the future of all of these people which will never be fulfilled.
Christmas is about much more than Santa Claus, decorated trees and presents. It's about the love of family and the miraculous birth of a baby over 2,000 years ago providing all of us with hope for our spiritual future. With that focus I wish everyone a Christmas filled with peace and joy.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (WYMT) - New test scores were released Friday for Kentucky schools, and many districts in eastern Kentucky have been labeled as "needs improvement."
This is a brand new assessment system that cannot be compared to previous years.
The standards are much higher this year than last year.
Schools and districts are now ranked against each other and given classifications of distinguished, proficient and needs improvement.
"The whole point of this model is continuous improvement. It's not about reaching a particular goal in a particular year. It's about always getting better," said Lisa Gross with the Kentucky Department of Education.
Around two-thirds of schools in the state have been labeled as "needs improvement."
Each school is given a score based off of five areas: achievement, gap, growth, college and career readiness and graduation rates.
"There are lots of reasons a school or district will be labeled 'needs improvement,' but it does not mean that that district can't do better, and it doesn't mean that there aren't great things going on at that school or district," said Gross.
The Clay County School District found itself in that needs improvement category this year, but their superintendent now says they know where they need to improve.
"Obviously we are not where we need to be, but receiving this data today lets us look at where we need to go and the targets we need to meet," said Clay County Superintendent Reecia Samples.
She says they are already improving in some areas like graduation rates.
"As we adjust our instruction to meet those higher standards, I want parents to know that teachers will be working very hard to ensure that their child is college and career ready," said Samples.
Corbin Independent ranks the fifth highest scoring district in the state.
"We focus on common core standards. Our teachers have worked hard at implementing the common core. We are very much into assessment," said Corbin Independent Assistant Superintendent David Cox.
But, he adds the district did see more students this year score in the apprentice and novice levels due to the higher standard.
Overall, Corbin Independent officials say they were pleased with the scores.
Individual student scores will be sent out later this month.
The top five districts in our coverage area are Corbin Independent, Pikeville Independent, Science Hill Independent, Harlan Independent and Pulaski County Schools.
The bottom five districts are Clay County Schools, Magoffin County Schools, Breathitt County Schools, Knox County Schools and Perry County Schools.
There were also several individual schools across the region that received honors of highest performing school and school of distinction.
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The Celebration Lounge at Las Vegas' Tropicana Hotel and Casino is spacious, with high ceilings accented in copper and teal. Low, comfortable bucket chairs in what seems to be black pleather surround tiny tables littered with the remains of margaritas. The stage is roomy enough for his rack of sequined jackets, which he swaps according to his mood or song list.
This is neither Santa Ana's crusty Fling—equal parts groping 70-year-olds and pierced kids, where Shane sings from behind and sometimes atop the C-shaped piano bar—nor Dana Point's graying and wealthy Harpoon Henry's. It is not Fullerton's slightly creepy 2J's—a fun dive with just a whiff of speed freak—or the crowded, literally underground La Cave. It is none of the OC spots at which Shane has been gigging since 1972. Thirty years. And after 30 years, this, baby, is Vegas, even if his slot is in the middle of the afternoon.
At 5 p.m., the small crowd is still slumped into its seats. To our right is a quartet of cute folk in their very early 20s, possibly even late teens. The girls are pretty if not flashy, and their companions are dorky Midwestern guys. All are sullen for a while. But soon they understand the program: Shane will sing every song they throw at him, smiling like Stevie Wonder all the while. And if he doesn't have the request on the minidiscs he switches during the set—this is professional karaoke, hon—then he will pick up his guitar and play it. "Copacabana"? Certainly! A little Creedence? He'll get on it next! Right now, he's gonna do a little Tom Jones. Are there any Tom Jones fans here tonight? He leads us through "Delilah" and "What's New, Pussycat?" Like Jones, Shane's black pants are so tight that if he were a woman, he'd be sporting a cameltoe. I didn't think that in this environment, he'd come so close to touching his unit, but indeed his hand is mere millimeters away. Aw, yeah!
Shane will work so hard tonight, taking no breaks, pouring gallons of sweat and affixing a smile to his face every second he's onstage—but it's never, ever fake. Indeed, he would work equally hard if there were only three tables full. All he wants, God willing, is for people to enjoy themselves and have a little party. He just wants to be loved.
By 6 p.m., to the rollicking strains of John Cougar Mellencamp's "Hurts So Good," the girls talk the boys into dancing: though goofy, the boys try their best, undulating clumpily while the girls shake their buns with sexy grace. Later, two much cockier young men in caps and baggy jeans (they look like Irvine guys trying to be Huntington Beach thugs but unwilling to commit to the tattoos) will come and hover over the girls until the Iowans are banished. Vegas is a soap opera, and we are glued to it.
But when Shane puts on his white, studded Elvis jacket and silly, big sunglasses, the interlopers have not yet appeared. Iowa is still happily in the game, and the quartet whoops and hollers.
A break is enforced at 7:30 p.m. so that a big spin of big prizes can commence. Shane, as any of his Orange County fans will attest, does not take breaks, but this is Vegas, and he's not going to make waves. The spin is lame: nobody wins the $1,000 top prize or even the $100 prize. Instead, each of the spinners is granted dinner at Calypso's (the Trop's coffee shop) or tickets to Rick Thomas, who, judging by his publicity still, is a lonely Siegfried and Roy knock-off without the aid and comfort of a big-haired partner/longtime companion. A lovely showgirl with a face straight out of 1934 (Clara Bow lips and porcelain beauty) points to stuff, her gut sucked in every second of her shift. Her teal thong looks terribly uncomfortable to the feminine eye, but the men in my party are oblivious to her pain. They are cruel and demanding in their love.
Every Tuesday through Saturday Shane's set begins at 3 p.m.—an uncivilized hour in Las Vegas, Nevada—and ends by 8:20 p.m. The Trop management actually wanted him to do sets that ran slightly shy of an hour, with breaks in between. But Phil Shane does not do that to his fans. And by 8:20 p.m., everyone is a fan: old, mean Danish ladies will be stealing any seat that's left unattended for even a moment.
In his silly glasses, grinning like a moron, Shane sings the Elvis classic "Love Me." I climb onto my date's lap and sprawl there, overcome. The quartet are no longer wry, laconic sneerers. They sway, enthralled and touched. They understand now. They get it. They have joined the Church of Phil. And watching over it all, enthroned at a table surrounded by Orange County friends and gazing at him with an omnipresent shy smile, is Phil's wife of eight years, Michlene. Love him? Oh, she does!
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Well, I got lucky last week and broke even...my plays sucked but I dropped Dustin Johnson in for a quarter unit at 36-1 and he saved the day for me. Hope some got in on that as well and not just the top tens I posted that sucked hind tit. If you tail it is usually better to take all of the plays and not just selected plays even if it is for smaller amounts.
The TPC Boston is one of my favorite venues. I was lucky enough to attend 3 of 4 rounds in 2008 and got to know the course very well…it's a great setup to watch these guys up close, especially in the early rounds. I won't go so far as to call it an easy course, but you have to work hard to shoot a big number and if you plan on winning you better be thinking 20-under. The weather that blew through will only serve to make it easier to attack and score well.
In the eight years this event has been played there have been a handful of guys who have been incredibly consistent, both good and bad, led by Vijay who has two wins and five T11 or better in 7 starts. The way he has suddenly come alive after having the back procedure that Freddie did is astonishing and he certainly cannot be overlooked on this course. On the other end of the consistency spectrum is Nick Watney, who has 5 MC's, a T33, and T46 in his 7 starts. Both guys are great shot makers and fixtures at the top of the world rankings, but this course apparently doesn't fit Nick's eye the way it does Vijay's.
That theme of past performance will weigh heavily on my selections this week along with current form and a little bit of "who needs it more" in relation to the Fedex standings. Bonus points for being from Australia – each of them in the field, except Chalmers, has a top 15 finish and every year, expect 2008, there has been a top 15 Aussie, led by Adam Scott who won the inaugural event in 2003 and Geoff Ogilvy who has four top 7 finishes in 6 tries.
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1u - Steve Stricker (17-1)
1u - Adam Scott (18-1)
.5u - Vijay Singh (36-1)
.5u - Brandt Snedeker (46-1)
.5u - Gary Woodland (50-1)
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.25u - Jason Day (22-1)
.25u - Matt Kuchar (24-1)
.25u - Phil Mickelson (32-1)
.25u - Camillo Villegas (55-1)
.1u - Keegan Bradley (95-1)
.1u - Jason Dufner (120-1)
.1u - Scott Piercy (140-1)
.1u - Kyle Stanley (160-1)
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But if you can sift through all of the legal posturing, a fairly accurate portrait of Sterling himself does begin to emerge.
I asked Rodriguez how he managed to sift through so many images of death.
He then proceeds to sift through the economic mess and clearly lays it all out in 100 pages.
They must sift through the evidence to support the accuser as well as the accused.
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sift the baking powder and spices with the flour and add these.
They will take about four hours to dry, then pound them fine, sift and put them into bottles, and seal them down.
Having resolved to sift and examine the entire heap, I at once set about my task.
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|Immunohistological reassessment of accessory cell populations in normal and diseased human synovium.
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|PMID: 2198976 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Accessory cell populations in normal and diseased synovial tissue have been reanalyzed following the development of the monoclonal antibody, EBM11, directed against the CD68 epitope which is expressed by macrophages in all locations so far examined. Previous studies used as a macrophage marker the monoclonal antibody RFD7 which binds only a proportion of (mature) macrophages. Using double indirect immunofluorescence, normal and rheumatoid synovial samples were examined for the presence of cells which bind the putative dendritic cell marker, RFD1, in conjunction with either RFD7 or EBM11. RFD1 positive cells were found in five of 40 normal synovia. Of these cells, 30-35% were negative for RFD7 or EBM11 and, when closely apposed to T-lymphocytes, showed a typical interdigitating morphology. In contrast, all of ten rheumatoid synovia contained RFD1 positive cells; the extent of double labelling with macrophage markers varied with the position of the cells in the tissue. As expected, EBM11 stained a larger number of cells with macrophage morphology than RFD7. The combination of RFD1 and EBM11 appears to be a useful method for identifying interdigitating dendritic cells in connective tissue, these cells being characterized by positive RFD1 and negative EBM11 binding. On this criterion, interdigitating dendritic cells were plentiful in rheumatoid synovium and present, albeit infrequently, in normal synovium.
|L S Wilkinson; J G Worrall; H D Sinclair; J C Edwards
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FICCI has suggested a three-pronged approach to take India's R&D efforts to a higher trajectory. The strategy should be to re-orient the national science and technology policy which is output-driven, connect knowledge generation to wealth creation and problem solving and follow a venture funding model for private sector projects, particularly for SMEs, it said.
Presenting a set of suggestions to policy makers, Ms Naina Lal Kidwai, president, FICCI, said such a strategy would raise India's share in the global research output, increase private sector R&D spending and raise the country's overall spend on scientific and technological R&D from the current level of 0.98 per cent of GDP.
She pointed out that the results of an output-driven policy should be measured by the amount of patents filed, number of entrepreneurs created and the export volumes realised through new innovative products.
India's public spend in R&D is less than the current average expenditure of China, South Korea and most Western countries. Ms Kidwai has suggested that the government should stick to its commitment for a steady increase in budget outlay for R&D and double the current investments over next 5-8 years.
Furthermore, India's private sector investment in R&D is less than 25 per cent of overall R&D spend, Ms Kidwai said and emphasised that the government should create an aggressive policy environment for boosting private sector investment in R&D.


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Basketball star Reggie Evans poses for a photo with Pensacola Blue Wahoos mascot, Kazoo, before the start of the Reggie Evans Charity Softball game Saturday evening at Blue Wahoos stadium.
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- Three sets of monitor outputs, each with their own set of passive trim controls
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- Includes a set of CUE outputs that can feed headphone amplifiers and a separate stereo MAIN line level output
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The Fourth of July is one of those days that most people associate with food. But you would be hard pressed to find anyone who would consider the solstice the same way.
But don't try anybody living in Antarctica that. And a story that I read recently illustrates that point.
The newspaper account, which originally ran in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, was written by Gemma Tarlach, who is a chef at McMurdo Station in Antarctica.
One of 153 Americans living at McMurdo, Tarlach helped prepare what workers there call the Midwinter Dinner, which is traditionally held on the Saturday closest to the austral winter solstice and marks the halfway point of the long months of darkness and isolation.
Here's what Tarlach had to say about it:
"Midwinter Dinner is arguably the only holiday in the world celebrated by everyone on a given continent, and planning begins weeks beforehand. Stations representing the United States, United Kingdom, Russia, Germany, New Zealand, Australia and several other nations exchange email greetings with each other while their decorating committees work hard to transform the utilitarian galleys — a throwback term to when most stations were military-run — into festive eateries."
Tarlach's contribution to the meal was something called Salmon Wellington, which has the Dijon mustard-slathered seafood along with spinach and shallots tucked away in savory puff pastry pies.
Salmon Wellington
2 pounds salmon fillets, skin removed
4 shallot bulbs, broken into individual, unpeeled cloves
1 tablespoon good-quality olive oil
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon coarsely ground black pepper
1 10-ounce package frozen spinach, thawed, drained and squeezed very dry
1 teaspoon dried dill or 1 tablespoon chopped fresh dill
Salt and black pepper to taste
¼ cup good-quality Dijon mustard
2 pounds store-bought frozen puff pastry, thawed but kept cold in refrigerator
2 large eggs, beaten (divided)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Toss unpeeled shallot cloves with oil, salt and black pepper on baking tray. Roast in preheated oven about 20 minutes, until soft. Remove from oven and set aside until cool enough to handle. Squeeze cloves onto cutting board; the roasted flesh of the shallot should separate easily from the papery skin. Chop and add shallots to spinach in a bowl. Add dill and taste, adding salt and black pepper as desired.
Remove salmon from refrigerator and lay pieces out on a pan or cutting board. Using a pastry brush, brush tops of fillets generously with Dijon mustard. On a work table or separate cutting board, roll out thawed puff pastry to 1/8-inch thickness and cut into eight rectangles. Brush edges of pastry pieces with pastry brush dipped into beaten egg. Divide spinach and shallot filling into 8 equal portions and place 1portion in center of each piece of puff pastry. Place 1 piece of salmon, mustard side down, on top of each mound of filling.
Lift lengthwise sides of pastry up to meet over the salmon, taking care not to pull too tightly, which will cause pastry to rip open when baking. Pinch or crimp edges of dough together and press flat against salmon, creating a seam.
Place Wellingtons seam side down on parchment-lined baking sheet, tucking ends of pastry underneath each Wellington. Refrigerate at least an hour, preferably overnight.
When ready to bake, preheat oven to 375 degrees. Brush tops and sides of Wellingtons with remaining beaten egg. Using a paring knife, make 3 small slashes to vent the top of each Wellington. Bake in preheated oven 30 to 40 minutes, rotating sheet tray after 15 minutes, until golden brown. Serve immediately.
Notes If using frozen salmon, at least 6 hours before assembling, cut salmon into 8 roughly equal pieces and allow any excess liquid to drain in a strainer set in a bowl, covered and refrigerated. Fresh spinach works well in this recipe. Steam the fresh spinach lightly to soften, chop and squeeze out all excess water before using.
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The Usual Supects of SDCC
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Attention citizens of Comic Con City (previously known as the San Diego): An A.P.B. has been issued by the Tee Fury P.D. to be on the lookout for the following nefarious persons.
If found, they have been known to carry dangerously cool limited edition stickers designed by mastermind artists OneBlueBird, Drew Wise, Harebrained, Nik Holmes, and Jason Cryer. These artists have been steadily operating in the realm of shirts, but have since expanded their territory with these new stickers in Convention areas.
The suspects can be identified by T.F. issued shirts with "staff" designated on the back. (These limited edition shirts can be found here in very limited quantities) Approach and flag down without hesitation– each suspect will have a limited number of these reported TeeBird stickers. Apprehension of all five stickers will result in a extra bounty of bonus swag (while supplies last.)
Suspect 3:
Areas to watch out for these shady characters will include exhibit halls and surrounding areas of the Convention Center between Thursday, July 24th and Saturday July 26th.
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Officials in Oakland County are investigating a head-on collision in Lyon Township that led to three deaths on Christmas Day.
The accident happened on 8 Mile, west of Currie Road around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Solar Powered Cooking
"It's so hot out, you can fry an egg on the sidewalk!" - says everyone in the summer. That's not entirely false. You may (or may not, I haven't tried) to fry an egg on the sidewalk, but you can definitely harness the powerful energy of the Sun to cook food.
The average intensity of solar energy reaching the top of Earth's atmosphere directly facing the Sun is about 1,360 watts per square meter—about as wide as your out-stretched arms. As a comparison, most microwaves use about 1,000 watts. That means that if you could capture and reuse all the solar energy arriving in a single square meter at the top of the atmosphere, you'd have enough power to run a refrigerator all day. Talk about solar power.
The Sun is the source of all light and most heat energy in our Solar System. In a sense, it is the Solar System since it comprises 99.8% of the Solar System's mass. This roiling nuclear furnace, held together by gravity and intense magnetic fields, makes life on Earth possible and its potential to provide a renewable source of energy is limitless. So it shouldn't come as surprise that sunlight can also be used to cook your food!
For those chefs out there, nothing beats good old-fashioned convection oven for roasting a turkey or baking a cake. But you're still using energy to run that oven. Solar ovens are a cheaper alternative for cooking food, and can be constructed using some basic household materials like a pizza box, construction paper, aluminum foil, and plastic. From my own experience, they are pretty good at cooking a pizza or making s'mores when placed in direct sunlight! Learn how to make your own here.
More sophisticated kits are available online if you want to scale up your operation, and range in price from $50 to over $2,000. Check out a mid-range model at www.solarhome.org. Solar ovens are also helping people in developing countries in places like Africa where families are using the Sun's energy to pasteurize water and cook food, providing economic benefits and helping the environment.
This is a great project for kids, as well! As the weather warms up and the days become longer, try making your own solar oven and share your results with us. What sort of food did you cook? Did you alter or change your design so that your oven cooked your food more efficiently?
The Adler is celebrating the return of warmer weather with special Sun-themed programming for Spring Break: Here Comes the Sun! So come down and build your own solar oven at our "Homegrown Solar Science" workshops on Fridays from March 22 – April 27.
Have you ever used a solar oven? Share your comments with us on Facebook or Twitter using #Science4Everyone. We want to hear from you.
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The goalie rotation was supposed to be 1 and 1-A. Semyon Varlamov and Michal Neuvirth loomed as the goalies of the future for the Washington Capitals when they were drafted in 2006, Varlamov in the first round at No. 23, Neuvirth early in the second round at No. 34.
That rotation plan was what led to the Capitals to take a chance on signing Jose Theodore. Theodroe spent two seasons with Washington, largely playing as the No. 1 goalie during the regular season, then getting replaced by Varlamov in the playoffs. Neuvirth, meanwhile, spent most of the last two seasons in Hershey, where he backstopped the Bears to back-to-back Calder Cup championships.
This year, however, Theodore was not re-signed, and both Varlamov and Neuvirth were expected to be in Washington. Varlamov, because of his playoff experience, figured to be No.1 heading into the season, and Neuvirth 1-A, ready to take over at any time.
But for now, Neuvirth is No. 1, and Braden Holtby is on recall from Hershey to serve as his backup. For the second time in as many seasons, Varlamov has been sidelined by a groin injury.
Varlamov has started just two games this season, posting an 0-1-0 record. He's been on the injured reserve list since Oct. 21. He was assigned to the Bears earlier this week for conditioning and is tentatively scheduled to start for the Bears on Sunday.
Last season, Varlamov missed nine games with a groin injury while posting a 15-4-6 record.
The question waiting to be answered is how concerned the Caps are about Varlamov and his injury situation.
Still, Holtby has been unexpectedly effective in his two games with Washington this season, throwing another name into the mix. The Caps are suddenly deep in goalies, young goalies, and that just might create a bit of a headache as the season wears on.
* * * û INJURY CENTRAL: In their run to back-to-back Calder Cup titles, the Hershey Bears managed to stay remarkably injury free. All of a sudden, however, the hurts have been piling up.
One of the biggest injuries is the knee injury which has sidelined center Keith Aucoin. The league MVP last season, Aucoin was leading the league in scoring when he suffered the injury. He missed Tuesday's game sat Charlotte and figures to be sitting out this weekend. He could be out for a week or longer.
Also sidelined Tuesday were Mathieu Perreault (groin) and Lawrence Nycholat (back), but both have returned to practice.
Defenseman Sean Collins will be out with a cut on his eyelid, the result of a high stick in Tuesday's game, while Sheldon Souray remains out with a broken hand.
* * * û The week that was:
PLUS: LW Kyle Greentree scores two goals to lead Bears to 5-2 victory over Charlotte Tuesday,
MINUS: C Jay Beagle takes a double minor in the final minute of the first period against Charlotte Sunday, giving the Checkers a 5-on-3 power-play. The Checker scored on the two-man advantage, then added another goal on Beagle's second penalty in posting a 4-2 victory.