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IRVING — He has yet to appear in a game this preseason and hasn't been cleared for contact. But head coach Jason Garrett is hopeful cornerback Mike Jenkins will take the field Thursday in Miami. Asked whether he'd prefer to play Jenkins the team's final exhibition Thursday, Garrett gave a clear response.
"We'd like to," Garrett said. "We'd like to. But we just have to see how he does. He's been practicing fairly well without having any contact here the last few days."
Jenkins suffered a stinger Aug. 1 and he has been limited in practice ever since. If he doesn't play Thursday, then the Cowboys will enter the first week of the regular season without their two starting cornerbacks having played a snap in the preseason. Terence Newman has been sidelined since Aug. 3 with a groin injury and it's uncertain whether he will be ready for action the first week. Jenkins, on the other hand, should be available to play when the Cowboys face the New York Jets on Sept. 11.
"He has been practicing fairly well without having any contact here the last few days," Garrett said. "He's done a nice job practicing close to full speed and then not putting himself in a position where he's going to re-injure that thing. He's making progress even though he's not playing full contact football right now."


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Rangers left wing Taylor Pyatt, hidden, shoots and scores on Boston Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask during the second period at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.
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But the lockout gates were pried open and the Rangers slipped in their first two tries after a six-day camp. They needed to begin skating in the right direction, starting with Game 3 against the Bruins Wednesday night at the Garden.
The Rangers came out fast. Marian Gaborik scored two goals in the first 6:49. Then they blew the lead. Then they blew another lead. But Gaborik scored 27 seconds into overtime for his hat trick, giving the Rangers a 4-3 win. ...

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Chelsea star David Luiz has been singled out by Barcelona manager Tito Vilanova as the Catalan club's number one transfer target next summer.
According to Portuguese publication A Bola, Barcelona director of football Andoni Zubizarreta travelled to New York to meet Vilanova, who is there to undergo radiotherapy in his on-going cancer treatment.
Red alert
The report claims the Camp Nou boss has made adding to his central defence a priority and put Chelsea's Luiz at the top of the list, reports futaa.com.
The Stamford Bridge club would be loath to see one of their most promising players snatched away by the Primera Division leaders.
Barcelona targeting Luiz appears a logical decision due to the need for their centre-backs to be comfortable on the ball.
The Brazil international has been deployed in defensive midfield by interim Chelsea manager Rafa Benitez this season and he has appeared entirely comfortable playing the role.
Barcelona currently have effectively turned former Liverpool midfielder Javier Mascherano into a defender and he is often deployed next to Gerard Pique in the middle of defence.
Club captain Carles Puyol has just signed an extension to his contract at Camp Nou, though he is now 34 and Luiz could have been identified as his long-term successor.
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Roberto Medina, Mexico coach
It was a tough match for us, since we had to adjust our tactics a number of times in mid-game. Nigeria took the first chance that came their way, and that knocked the wind out of my players' sails, but they dug deep and got the equaliser. We're delighted we've made it through to the quarter-finals for the first time, but that doesn't mask the problems that we still have to sort out. My team is growing and they've already learnt a lot, and they're going to carry on learning. Why was Charlyn Corral taken off at half time? Tactical reasons, pure and simple.
Ndem Egan, Nigeria coach
It was a very interesting match, and tactically a very good one. We had to keep our focus and try to play to our full potential. If you never make any mistakes, then there would be no goals, which is why we stepped up the pressure and took a few risks. Before the tournament I knew full well that we would have a tough time of it here. My team will continue to work hard and look for new challenges, because without them, there can be no success. Ebere Orji came off at half time as she had picked up a slight injury. It looked like it was muscle-related, and she'll be available for the next game.
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I'm glad that we've got through. For my goal, I actually thought that the ball was going wide. We've made history here and we don't care who we have to play next.


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|Angiomyoma is a rare benign tumor originated from vascular smooth muscle cells, in other words, the tunica media, and the characteristic is the detection of numerous blood vessels together with spindle-shape smooth muscle cells. In most cases, it occurs in the subcutaneous tissue of the limbs, especially in the lower limbs, but it is very rare that it occurs in the head and neck area. In the head and neck area, it is developed most frequently in the larynx and the turbinates, and in addition, the development in the oral cavity (lip, hard palate, tonsil), nose, ear, cheek, parotid gland, and submandibular region has been reported. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first case report of angiomyoma that developed in the buccal space and some reviews of the literature.
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Could people who have it working SMOOTHLY (to me not smoothly = not working) at 1080p please post the wifi setup they are using? (Router/AP model and 2.4 or 5ghz, is it in the same room, other devices connected, port forwarding or QoS or other router config, or anything else noteworthy)
I haven't touched my chromecast in 3 months because it basically didn't work for anything I wanted to do (main thing is playing photos/videos shot with camera on a bigger screen). Back then I was using a wired router and a Asus EAN66 as wifi AP (box-claim speed of 450 mbps) sitting within 10 feet of both phone and TV/Chromecast in the same room but it was horrible - I was lucky to get maybe 20 seconds of smooth video max. Then it would crash. Much faster to transfer files to computer via usb3 or sdcard then play on TV. Similar story on a Linksys E1000 but I forget which was worse.
True smooth 1080p screen mirroring... that would be nice. Truly something that would wow people. I now have Netgear R7000 (model name "Overkill") and it's 5 feet from the TV so it really better work now! I'll report tomorrow when I can mess with it.
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The lanes of her life under
The luminescence of a rainbow
That was left behind by the rain.
Because that's all our lives really are,
Wonders left behind by other wonders:
In worlds were we are all inexperienced
In the choices we make; the thoughts we think.�
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A car crash and I remembered,
Life is the result of a mysterious event,
Where two forces collided to form a perfect person.
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Part of something we don't understand,
Part of something we'll know the answer to
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We finish and complete and make history,
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U.S. Congressman Harold "Hal" Rogers (KY-05), fourth from left, spoke about the importance of local communities working together to advance educational attainment throughout the region at a Forward in the Fifth press conference held April 21 at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset. Jim Tackett, third from left, executive director of Forward in the Fifth, announced Pulaski County schools are establishing a Local Education Affiliate Program (LEAP), which will build upon the "Ring the Bell for Literacy!" children's reading program. Representing Pulaski County schools and project partners are Holly Bowers, far left, community education director; Carol Sexton, second from left, of the Pulaski County Public Library; Dr. Mike Crowhurst, fifth from left, district grant writer; Sonya Wilds, sixth from left, assistant superintendent; and Beth Hargis, far right, principal of Kentucky Tech Pulaski County Area Technology Center.
The Pulaski County school system has been awarded grant funding from Forward in the Fifth and The Center for Rural Development to advance educational attainment in the region.
The school system will receive $1,500 in "seed money" to address a relevant educational issue in the county and be established as a member of Forward in the Fifth's Local Education Affiliate Program (LEAP) that works to provide ongoing solutions to some of the region's top educational challenges.
Jim Tackett, executive director of Forward in the Fifth, announced the award recipients and recognized members of the winning school systems at a news conference held April 21 at The Center in Somerset.
The grants represent the first LEAP grants to be awarded by Forward in the Fifth, a non-profit organization and affiliate of The Center, to engage local communities in working together to identify challenges and implement solutions to improve education.
U.S. Congressman Harold "Hal" Rogers (KY-05), who formed Forward in the Fifth with a group of regional educators, parents, and business leaders in 1986, attended the event and stressed the importance of the local affiliate partnerships.
"When Forward in the Fifth was created 25 years ago, we faced much different challenges in education," Rogers said. "The high school drop-out rate was our main focus in 1986, but today, our classrooms are impacted by the drug epidemic, intense bullying, and ensuring students have enough food over the weekend.
"Our teachers, administrators and community members now have a heightened awareness of all the influential factors in our students' success," he added. "The Local Education Affiliate Program is designed to catapult specific solutions to obstacles our students face both in and out of the classroom."
Pulaski County schools will work with local stakeholders—including the Pulaski County Public Library, Pulaski County Gifted Center, Pulaski County Area Technology Center, Pulaski County Recycling Center, and Reading is Fundamental—to build upon "Ring the Bell for Literacy!" reading program established in 2008.
"The point of this project is to provide motivation to start learning to read," Dr. Mike Crowhurst, who wrote the grant for Pulaski County schools, said. "As these students learn to read, they can then move on toward learning how to read to learn."
Kindergarten and first-grade students who read aloud a book from an assigned reading list to authorized school personnel will receive a coupon to ring the Literacy Bell at the Pulaski County Library. Four times a year, the library, located in downtown Somerset, will host Literacy Bell Celebrations for students and their parents.
LEAP grants make funding available to local communities to serve as a catalyst to advance educational attainment throughout the region and help establish a county-specific group devoted solely to the improvement of education.
"Education-related issues are at the heart of many of our region's challenges today—retention of young people, production of high quality and quantity of skilled workers, health status of today's workforce, and career readiness," Lonnie Lawson, president and CEO of The Center, said. "By creating a local education affiliate program, our communities are being proactive and seeking viable solutions embraced by local leaders and residents."
"It is the responsibility of each community to increase the value of education, not just our schools," Tackett said. "The creation of Local Education Affiliate Programs (LEAP) encourages everyone to have a vested interest in raising the educational bar by being part of the solution."
In addition to Pulaski County schools, Monroe and Clay counties will each receive $1,500 in grant funding to address an educational challenge in the region. Each project must be completed within six months of the grant award.
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|Hypertonic Fluid Administration in Patients With Septic Shock: A Prospective Randomized Controlled Pilot Study.
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|INTRODUCTION.: We assessed the short-term effects of hypertonic fluid versus isotonic fluid administration in patients with septic shock. METHODS.: Double blind PRCT in a 15-bed intensive care unit. Twenty-four patients with septic shock were randomized to receive 250ml 7.2% NaCl/6% hydroxyethylstarch (HT) or 500ml 6% hydroxyethylstarch (IT). Hemodynamic measurements included: mean arterial blood pressure (MAP), central venous pressure (CVP), stroke volume index (SVI), stroke volume variation (SVV), intrathoracic blood volume index (ITBVI), gastric tonometry, sublingual microcirculatory flow as assessed by SDF imaging. Systolic tissue Doppler velocities (TDI) of the medial mitral annulus were measured using echocardiography to assess left ventricular contractility. Log transformation of the ratio MAP divided by the norepinephrine infusion rate (log MAP/NE) quantified the combined effect on both parameters. RESULTS.: Compared to the IT group, HT treatment resulted in an improvement in log MAP/NE (p=.008), as well as an increase in systolic TDI velocities (p=.03) and SVI (p=.017). No differences between the groups were found for preload parameters (CVP, SVV, ITBVI) or for afterload parameters (SVRI, MAP). HT treatment decreased the need for on-going fluid resuscitation (p=0.046). No differences between groups were observed regarding tonometry or the sublingual microvascular variables. CONCLUSION.: In patients with septic shock, hypertonic fluid administration did not promote gastrointestinal mucosal perfusion or sublingual microcirculatory blood flow in comparison to isotonic fluid. Independent of changes in preload or afterload, hypertonic fluid administration improved the cardiac contractility and vascular tone compared to isotonic fluid. The need for ongoing fluid resuscitation was also reduced.Trial registration. Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry ACTRN12607000259448.
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MADISON TOWNSHIP -- The Tygers are wanting to start a new streak.
After opening the year with a pair of defeats, Mansfield Senior rolled off six straight wins. However, the Tygers entered the 2008 portion of the girls basketball season with back-to-back losses.
Senior High righted itself with a 53-41 road victory over Madison at Wayne E. Miller Gymnasium on Thursday.
"I was happy, especially coming off our last two ball games, with the way we played. We can start another streak," Senior High coach Todd Krill said. "We have one down (in 2008) and nine to go. We're looking to get ready for tournament, and we're still trying to make a run for the OCC."
The Tygers are 7-4 overall and 6-2 in the Ohio Cardinal Conference. Madison falls to 3-8, 2-6.
"Anything is possible with two losses if we can run the table," Krill said.
The Rams didn't make it easy. Madison kept it inside of 10 points most of the night, cutting it to three points late in the third period.
"We had a similar game against West Holmes where for three quarters we're right there only down five," Madison coach Ben Parr said.
Eleven of Madison's 27 turnovers came in the fourth quarter and the miscues proved to be too much to overcome down the stretch.
"Part of it is not being in that spot before and being young and part of it is Todd has an opportunistic team where it's a blood in the water type of thing," Parr said. "They smell weakness and they're going to go right at you."
Madison sophomore wing Kelley Mottayaw hit three 3-pointers and finished with 11 points, while sophomore post Lauren Townley led with 13 points and eight rebounds. Junior forward Jackie Schwamberger grabbed seven rebounds, while junior wing Kali Spence had four steals, and senior point guard Erin Sutter handed our five assists.
"It's encouraging to see us play with teams like West Holmes and Senior High who are at the top of the OCC," Parr said. "The question is when are we going to take that next step and get that big win."
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FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md. -- It was the last day of class, and patriotism was in the air: Soldier-Musicians from the Army Field Band were on hand to perform a concert, students sang patriotic songs, and the American Flag was prominently displayed on the side of the stage.
Normally, the last day of class for Northfield Elementary students coincides with Flag Day, but this year, due to unused snow days, they finished almost a week early. That did not stop the students and staff from having a great time and celebrating America with the Army Field Band's Pentagon Winds, June 8.
"Part of our job as the Musical Ambassadors of the Army is community outreach," said Master Sgt. Alan White, French horn. "We are helping to keep the Army in touch with the American public, and the youngest members of the American public are crucial to what we do as musicians … We're hoping to inspire future musicians and possibly future Army Bands men and women with our playing, and helping to support the music programs here at the school. And it's just a lot of fun."
The Soldier-Musicians played a variety of music ranging from patriotic pieces to familiar movie themes. They also took the time to explain their instruments and playing style. For the students and staff, having the Musical Ambassadors of the Army perform was the perfect finish to the school year.
"I try to have people from all walks of life come in and support our children's understanding of the freedoms they have and where they come from as part of their history and culture," said Dr. Rebecca J. Straw, principal. "This day gave an opportunity for us to have a nice culmination for our students, plus do what we like to do at the end of the school year. It was perfect. I really appreciate the cooperation of the Army Field Band with our scheduling and programming; it worked out very well."
The principal was not the only staff member who was excited about the Army Field Band. The school's music director also had a lot to say about the performance and the impact it has on the students.
"Number one, they don't get to hear any of these instruments played at this level," said Tim Beall, band director. "It's definitely not what they are exposed to at home or on the radio. So for them to get to hear it live and in person is really great, especially by such great players.
"They get introduced to all these instruments in their instrument classes, but a live performance is always better than listening to a recording; so it gets them excited about playing instruments when they get to the third and fourth grade when they can join band and strings. I think they really enjoyed it. I could see a lot of smiles and a lot of kids who were really into it; it was great."
The students and staff were not the only ones having a good time. White admits that performing for the students and staff of schools and universities throughout the United States is one of his favorite parts of the job.
Northfield Elementary School students are scheduled to return to school during the last week in August. As part of the Army Field Band's ongoing relationship with local schools in Maryland, Soldier-Musicians will be providing instruments demonstrations during that first week of class.


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The dean and co-founder of Paul Mitchell Schools has challenged his students to raise money through the "Hair for Haiti" cut-a-thon.
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Part of a move towards more 'immediacy,' will also emphasize video over stills
In a surprise move on Thursday, the Chicago Sun-Times fired its entire photography staff (28 full-time photographers), telling them that the paper would go with more "in the field" pictures and video from reporters and witnesses. In a memo brought to light by rival paper the Chicago Tribune, managing editor of the Sun-Times, Craig Newman, says that reporters will immediately begin "mandatory training" on "iPhone photography basics," and that reporters will be responsible for capturing photos and video associated with stories.
While improvements in the iPhone and other mobile devices has proven a boon for capturing print-quality photos of breaking events, the idea that a reporter with no formal training or particular talent in photography could replace a professional, DSLR-wielding photographer with a phone camera and a few pointers on composition has sparked angry backlash from photojournalists, other publications and pro photographers alike. Former Sun-Times photographer Alex Garcia called the idea "idiotic at worst, hopelessly uninformed at best," but along with other laid-off photographers acknowledged that newspapers are facing shrinking budgets that have resulted in bureau closures, reduced investigative and international coverage and other moves designed to continue delivering news at dramatically reduced cost due to lower ad revenues.
The iPhone -- which is already the most popular camera of all models, according to Flickr -- offers a better camera (particularly for outdoor shots) than most compact point-and-shoots, but is still well behind even higher-end consumer cameras such as superzooms and mirrorless "four thirds" camera models, to say nothing of high-end digital SLRs, rangefinder and "medium format" cameras in terms of quality, resolution, artistry and flexibility. However, phone cameras have a serious advantage over most other forms of cameras in that they are with users at all times.
As newspapers and magazines increasingly move to the Internet -- where the standard of resolution required is less than one-fourth that needed for even basic print -- the high resolution of top-end cameras is increasingly thought to be unnecessary in a world where eyewitnesses often shoot video or photos of news events as they happen. Though often amateurish and poor in quality, having a bad photo of a breaking event is better than having no photo, goes the current thinking. Indeed, video is deemed to be preferred over just still images of an incident -- and readers increasingly want video or visual images of stories rather than detailed copy -- signalling that full-time reporters could be next on the chopping block.
The move was seen as particularly nefarious given that the paper was in the middle of negotiations with the photographers' union, yet never mentioned the possibility of layoffs. Garcia believes that after a few months -- and the increasingly negative publicity of the announcement, which was so brief that it totalled 30 seconds, included no thank-yous for in some cases decades of service and included the firing of a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer -- the paper will announce that it erred in firing the full-time staff, and rehire some as part-timers -- losing the pay and healthcare benefits they had, and breaking the union for the photographers.
"Most Sun-Times photojournalists I knew, because of their decades of experience, were unsung journalists more than photographers. They knew how things worked and what made communities tick. They found stories and passed them on," Garcia wrote in a blog post for the Tribune. "They helped to shape stories, correct misperceptions and convey understandings that have deep resonance with readers.�I am sure that many of their reporter colleagues would attest to this ... by eliminating their deep knowledge, connection and trust to their communities, the Sun-Times has signalled to its readership that it doesn't really care."
He went on to mention that using freelancers will lessen the community connection and increase turnover, that good reporters use an entirely different part of the brain for storytelling than photographers use to compose illuminative images. While iPhones are great camera phones, he argued that they lack telephoto lenses, manual exposure and focus adjustment, optical zoom and many other tools professionals need to see beyond the most obvious level of an image.
Reaction to the move from readers and other communities has been swift and angry. "I feel sorry for future generations," wrote one New York Times reader. "Those wonderful opportunities we have to look back on historical events large and small, to see wonderful pictures capturing events, but also human emotion, relationship [et cetera] -- will simply not be there." Proponents, on the other hand, argue that newspapers must gut themselves to the core in order to stay viable as businesses, as readers increasingly turn to free services, news summaries, video reports and other "quicker" forms of information -- or, as has become increasingly evident, drop out of paying attention to news entirely and focus on opinion-based media outlets that often play fast and loose with actual information and facts.
The news out of Chicago casts an ironic and perhaps hollow light on one of Apple's latest ads for the iPhone, touting the fact that more pictures are taken on the iPhone than on any other camera. The ad, which showcases the many types of photos large and small that users take with their iPhone, is an elegant tribute to the wonders of photography -- and was shot by skilled cinematographers using high-end equipment to give the quality look that Apple prides itself on.


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On father's day we had the opportunity to celebrate Kamalu's 3rd birthday. Kamalu's mom works with a good friend of ours at UNHCR. This young man is an INCREDIBILY tall (both mom and dad are really tall) and he is REALLY busy (as in hardly stood still, but more or less ran from place to […]
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Is there an English-speaking interest-rate hike sweeping the world? More important, will English-speaking economic growth principles rule the waves? Most likely, both are correct.
The Reserve Bank of Australia raised its policy rate a quarter of a percentage point this week, and the venerable Bank of England quickly followed suit. These precautionary moves to maintain price stability actually caused stock markets to rally in both countries. Using history as a guide, the U.S. Federal Reserve may be next in line to up its target interest rate.
It doesn't always happen, but U.S. rates frequently follow British rates. And while interest-rate futures are suggesting a Fed rate hike next winter, the Fed should follow rising real interest rates as economic growth, investment returns and jobs rapidly pick up steam in the Bush boom.
Of course, the English-speaking countries have more in common than interest rates. Freedom-loving Great Britain and Australia were of significant help to the United States in ridding the world of Saddam Hussein and fighting the global war on terrorism. Seeing them in stride with the United States economically is also a good thing -- particularly when they sound the pro-growth siren.
Aussie Prime Minister John Howard has led the way with his tax-cut and deregulation moves. This is why Australian unemployment is an enviable 5.6 percent. And in Britain, Finance Minister Gordon Brown has been teeing off on European Union (EU) bureaucrats for being completely wrong on growth policies.
Brown noted that the European Central Bank has only lowered interest rates seven times (compared to 10 for Britain and 1 for the United States). He's right -- EU monetary policy is too tight. While year-to-date gold prices in U.S. dollar terms have increased 10 percent -- indicating a looser monetary policy -- Euro gold is essentially unchanged on the year, despite the fact that the European economy is in worse shape than America's.
Filling out this strong position on growth, both Brown and Prime Minister Tony Blair have flatly told the European Union that Britain will never enter the Eurozone if English tax-and-welfare and labor-market regulations have to be harmonized with the European Union.
This would clearly be an economic step backward. The Margaret Thatcher legacy has given the United Kingdom a much more pro-growth tax-rate structure and an environment of social-service spending restraint. In addition, there is now a much more balanced labor-market/labor-union strike policy in Britain. This is why unemployment in Europe is about 9 percent, while British unemployment is 5.9 percent.


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Cape Town - An alleged brothel owner, facing charges of racketeering and money-laundering along with her daughter, portrayed herself as a devout Christian in court.
Selina Salie, 42, could be heard singing church hymns as she left Khayelitsha Regional Court on Thursday.
She even prayed from the steps of the courtroom moments after attacking a journalist.
Meanwhile, her daughter Nicole Fernandez, 24, also attacked and hurled threats at the media outside the court, beating one photographer with her handbag.
While relatives tried to calm her out-of-control daughter, Salie could be heard shouting: "Vir julle los ek in die Here se hande (God will deal with you). I pray for calm in the name of Jesus."
Even inside court, Salie's former employee painted her as a devout Christian.
Sex worker Mauricia Oliver testified that Salie gave her a promotion in the brothel before heading off to church.
The young woman says she was promoted to manager at one of Salie's brothels a day after her birthday.
"Miss Selina gave me a present and told me, 'You are manageress now'. She was probably on her way to church."
Mauricia said the girls were always encouraged by a message of the day.
The messages were written inside a diary where the girls would record clients' visits.
One of the messages read in court said: "Good luck girls. Don't fake it, make it."
Mauricia said she did not know the business was not allowed to operate.
She also gave the court steamy details about one of her four-hour sessions with a client.
"I would first give the client a full body massage to relax him," she adds.
"Then I would give him the full house, that would be extras like a blowjob, boob job..."
"Sex wouldn't usually happen but it happened on that day."
She added: "When I started in Broad Road, Wynberg, the lady at [Nicky's Angels] brothel didn't say it was strictly massages but didn't use the word sex either," she said.
Mauricia, whose working name was Kelly, says she had been involved in the sex trade before.
"So she didn't have to explain to me that it was not strictly massages," she told the court.
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Tyson Lindley is the son of Trevor and Tiffanie Lindley. He is the oldest of four children, whom he is a good example for. In his free time he enjoys playing baseball (which is more of an obsession than a hobby), swimming, competing in Future Business Leader of America competitions and travelling.
He is extremely involved with school activities. Between being FBLA president, choir performances, baseball practices and games, Sterling Scholar activities, and other school-sponsored events, he is not bored very often. He was one of the main leaders of the Collin Raye benefit concert, which was put on at Morgan High on April 7. All the flyers, yard signs, tabloids and a billboard were his designs.
The digital design aspect is what connects Tyson with computers more than anything else. He has wanted to be a sterling scholar since he was a freshman. He looked up to a senior who seemed to have it all. The senior was tall, athletic, smart and was going places in life. When he was awarded a Sterling Scholar, Tyson knew he wanted to be Sterling Scholar as well.
After high school, Tyson plans on serving a two-year LDS mission. When he returns home he plans on going to college (where at he doesn't know yet, but his mother is rooting for BYU Hawaii).
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The Feature Thief, part four: iPhoto and Aperture
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Sometimes Apple creates solutions, sometimes it creates problems
In this penultimate installment of The Feature Thief, where we've been dissecting the corpses of several of Apple's self-created and then self-killed or revamped software apps, we thought we'd take a look at the latest victims. Aperture and iPhoto are the apps that have suffered most recently at Apple's sometimes-brilliant but generally ruthless tendency to kill off popular apps in favor of a bigger overall idea. Both programs are still alive and kicking, but they are like the old man greeting the baby New Year: suddenly graced with the realization of its own mortality.


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...I want some. Instead we're having venison chili. :roll: I'm not crazy about venison, but in chili is the only way I'll eat it. Outside of cows, chickens and pigs it's the most exotic I've eaten. What's the most exotic meat you've eaten?
i have eaten, kangaroo, oestrich, shark, octopus, pheasant, rabbit, woodcock, snipe, pidgeon, venison and horse. although i didnt know it was horse and i did not speak the language. it was in a friends house on a language exchange
Pizza sounds really good to me too. O.o I'm not old enough to drink, I'm not a fan of alcohol anyway, but pizza sounds amazing.
The most exotic meat I've eaten is wild yak, in yak sausage. My uncle lives in Alaska and often brings random meats down with him when he comes home for christmas and stuff. Yak is actually quite good. I was expecting it to be gross but it totally wasn't. =D
Oooo wait, I've had pheasant, too! :D
quail and iguana didn't know it was lizard til it was too late now I ask first
I have never tried anything crazy. I've had duck and rabbit. I grew up in Europe where you can get duck, rabbit as well as horse meat in your regular Sobey's type grocery store, just as easily as you can get steak.
Never had horse for obvious reasons and never tried frog legs(sick).
I have eaten Rocky Mountain Oysters, venison, dove, squrriel, quail and caribou, I have also had elk in a summer sausage deal.
Kelly, frog legs are tasty. Beer and pizza does sound good.
You ate a FROG, Eddie? A cute little innocent croaker??
Ah, the horror!! lol
I'm not an adventerous eater, though I have tried deer. I don't really like anything other than chicken. :p
I'd skip the pizza and go for a beer, though!
Wow, a lot of you have quite the extended palate. I am not an adventurous eater either, WS. My husband has had alligator and snapping turtle, both of which were offered to me and I flat out refused.
Arabchica, did you like the iguana?
till I found out what it was eeewwww we are not supposed to eat green creatures. I was in mexico at the time don't speak the language I'll stick to taco's LOL
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Comment from: (Patient) Published: October 29
Ouch! Right now I have the worst case of cold sores that I have had in my life. They are covering 75% of my lips. I have been unable to show my face at work for the last 4 days - it is so bad and embarrassing. (Thankfully my boss is understanding and I am able to work from home this week) I don't know what to do for it except sleep a lot, take L-Lysine pills (I think they work), and apply Abreva. Sometimes they come up from stress, lack of sleep - but this time it started with chapped lips. BAM! Sometimes they come on so fast it is unbelievable. Grrr.
Comment from: 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: October 22
Tea Tree Oil. I've been getting them for 35 Years, since I was 4. I've tried a lot and the best thing for me is tea tree oil. The blisters are not getting as big and painful and heal quicker. Sometimes it goes away even before becoming a blister. I've told other sufferers and they agreed.
Comment from: Trouble40, 45-54 Female Published: October 21
I have been getting cold sores since college. About 30 years. Lately they have been showing up after I have had severely chapped lips. This can be from whatever. The last bout was after a big, fun party. I also drank pop out of a can which seems to trigger them. They pop up whenever, but usually with chapped lips for me. Not necessarily sun-related, but from whatever. I have used Carmex, with limited success, usually to just keep things moist. I have also used regular white toothpaste at night (Colgate/Crest), which seems to help dry them up faster. I think will try the ice trick. Yes, they are ugly and painful. Wish there was a cure.
Comment from: cyndiep40, 35-44 Female Published: October 20
I have been having cold sores for as long as I can remember. I am 44 years old and for some reason it seems to be getting worse. I went from two to three times a year until almost every other month, usually around my cycle. Abreva seems to clear them up in three to four days. I never heard of anyone getting the cold sores from me. I have been married for 25 years.
Comment from: ps, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: October 19
Up until 2002 I never had a cold sore...In 2002 I underwent chemo for cancer..after that, I get them..one every once in a while, when I was sick..but since 9/15/09 till this date, I have had five different attacks.
Comment from: 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: October 19
I have been getting cold sores since I was a kid and I think I got it from my parents. It is an embarrassing issue to have because a) you cant hide it and b) the stigma behind it. Everyone just assumes it's herpes like the regular STD. I hope more people are aware that anyone can contract this and does not mean we are "dirty" or anything.
Comment from: LOve101, 13-18 Female (Patient) Published: October 16
I'm 18 years old and I have been getting fever blisters since I was a young girl. Now the doctors seem to be no help! It's so embarrassing and when I do get them (like 2 or 3 times out of the year). I feel so self-conscious and I limit myself into going outside. Only thing I know that helps is....NOTHING, but isolating myself from others and let it heal on its own! I've tried everything and it seems to take the same amount of time as putting anything on there! I've got one now and I just wait and wait as it dries up and goes away.
Comment from: Sammy, 19-24 Male (Patient) Published: October 15
I've been getting cold sores since I was about 6 years old. I usually get one followed straight away by a second, each lasting about a week at a time. I have not yet found any decent cures for them, other than putting a compress on to try to limit the amount of moisture getting on the sore.
Comment from: Bazza, 25-34 Female (Caregiver) Published: October 12
I have been getting cold sores for as long as i can remember. I am 28, I can have up to 6 at a time and they hurt. I can get them when i'm stressed, run down, out in the sun and sometimes for no apparent reason. As soon as i feel a tingle, I know within 10 minutes I'll have blisters galore which is not a good sight. The only thing I use which I find works well is tea tree oil, straight onto a burst blister. It hurts but it seems to work for me.
Comment from: Young Grandmother, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: October 07
I am 48 years old and got my first cold sore 2 days after getting a tooth pulled. I also feel like I got it from the dentist's office. I searched the internet for clues and discovered it was a fever blister. I have been using Campho-Phenique and Abreva. I've had the blisters for 5 days now. It causes lots of distress, and I don't know if these products are working.
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Thanks for giving out my name and address. Was this really necessary? My father was a hunter and target shooter and taught both my brother and myself gun safety. I started hunting at age 14 in Somers, and in later years other areas of New York state.
Today, because of my age, I no longer hunt, but I am a member of a sportsmen's club which has a range where I can target shoot. The target shooting, enjoyed by both men and women members, is done under the watchful eyes of NRA-trained range officers, and gun safety is the issue here.
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|Association of colonic atresia and Hirschsprung's disease in the newborn: report of a new case and review of the literature.
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|Colonic atresia (CA) is an infrequent cause of lower gastrointestinal obstruction in the neonate. Coexistence with aganglionosis of the colon (Hirschsprung's disease) has been reported but is generally not recognized in the neonatal period. We report another case and present a review of the literature. A boy with a lower gastrointestinal obstruction, caused by a CA type III, had creation of a proximal colostomy and a distal mucous fistula on the 1st day of life. In the preoperative work-up before restoring the continuity, rectal suction biopsies revealed the presence of Hirschsprung's disease. When the boy was 6 months old, a distal colectomy and reanastomosis were done. Creation of a colostomy and reanastomosis in a second procedure is recommended for treating a type III CA unless distal aganglionosis has been ruled out.
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