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This month's snow for Pittsburgh region surpasses last December's
It was hard to find white not only on Christmas but on any day last December.
What the month lacked in 2011, it has already more than made up for in 2012, according to the National Weather Service.
With Saturday's snow, 11.7 inches has fallen this month in the region, said Rihaan Gangat, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Pittsburgh.
Compared to last December, when only 1.2 inches of snow fell, it's a virtual white-out.
And there should be even more on the ground by this afternoon, he said, with snow showers to drop an added 1 to 1.5 inches of lake-effect snow in the region.
Gangat said that most of the region received between 4 and 5.5 inches of snow from early Saturday through noon. Initial forecasts called for an inch to fall in the early morning with 1 to 3 inches more later. But he said an expected pause never happened.
"It kept on going, and I think it lowered in intensity around 11 a.m. or 12 p.m." Gangat said.
A check with the area's emergency dispatching centers found no serious accidents resulted from the snowfall.
"We've just had some minor vehicle accidents, vehicles getting stuck, really nothing," said a supervisor at Armstrong County 911 who declined to give her name.
Marissa Williams, a supervisor for Allegheny County 911, said that by about 2:30 p.m. most of the roads around the county were slushy but not a problem.
"Calls are steady, requests for streets to be plowed, neighbors throwing snow on other people's walks, things like that," Williams said.
The 911 centers in Westmoreland and Butler counties reported similar road conditions.
Also about mid-afternoon, Trooper Michael Sweeney of the Kiski Valley state police station in Washington Township said, "We've had no complaints about them, the main roads are good to go."
"We've had a lot of cars stuck but not many accidents," said Trooper Eric Maurer of the Kittanning state police station.
Gangat said there is a chance of snow on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day but that it is hard to say how much at this point.
However, he said the temperatures will be lower.
"The really cold air comes in Sunday night," Gangat said. "We are forecasting temperatures around 20 degrees for the minimum Sunday night and the high would be just below freezing.
"As for the rest of the week, we're looking at low temperatures down into the teens and high temperatures of up in the 20s. So, a lot of this stuff probably is not going to melt.
"For some people it might seem like a lot because we had such a mild winter last year, but this is normal," Gangat observed. "We live in the northeast and it's cold."
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Tim Doulin, Dispatch Staff Reporter
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) -- A Columbus police officer who says she has been discriminated against has sued the city, seeking monetary damages and an apology.
Sgt. C.J. Everhart, a nine-year veteran of the Police Division, says in a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Columbus that she has been discriminated against based on gender, a disability and in retaliation for past discrimination complaints she has lodged against the division.
The lawsuit, which names the city as the defendant, seeks an unspecified amount in damages and lost wages and asks the court to block further retaliation and discrimination against Everhart.
It also asks the court to order the city, through police Chief James G. Jackson, to publicly apologize.
The suit was filed in 1998 but later dismissed, with both parties agreeing that it could be refiled by Dec. 20, 2000.
Everhart was one of the officers who filed a complaint against the division with the U.S. Justice Department, her attorney John Waddy said.
She agreed to dismiss her lawsuit until her complaint with the Justice Department was resolved, Waddy said.
"We thought it would be over by now,'' he said. "It hasn't played out as quickly as I hoped it would.'' So the suit was refiled on Monday.
Everhart, 37, could not be reached for comment yesterday.
The city won't comment because it has not been served a copy of the refiled suit, said Ryan Lippe, a spokesman for the city attorney.
According to the lawsuit, when Everhart learned she had asthma, supervisors discriminated against her by refusing to allow her to wear a mask designed to help manage the condition.
Everhart was told the mask was not appropriate police clothing, the suit said. Waddy added that she was told the mask intimidates people. Because motorcycle and SWAT officers are permitted to wear the masks, it represents a double standard, he said.
"As we speak today, she is being ordered back on the street without protective gear, even though she still has this condition,'' he said. " Everyone gets accommodated but her, which amazes me.''
The suit also says the division resented Everhart because of a flap over a bulletproof vest and "set out on a program of retaliation'' against her.
In 1996, Everhart was denied a properly fitting vest, which officers are required to wear for protection, the suit says. She said she was pregnant, making it impossible to wear the vest she had.
Everhart said she was denied a bigger vest, though other officers have been issued new vests for changes in weight and other reasons.
She filed a sex-discrimination charge with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. She dropped the charge when the Police Division later agreed to issue her a new vest, she said.
"This did not occur, however, until some nine months after the issue arose, '' the suit stated.
The suit also contends the division has "resented and objected'' to Everhart's membership in Police Officers for Equal Rights, a police officers' watchdog organization.
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Several new papers have been published reporting the results of industry surveys regarding the use and handling of nanoparticles in occupational settings. One of these assesses the use of nanoparticles, numbers of potentially exposed workers, and the safety measures in place within Swiss companies. Another report surveyed Swiss and German companies regarding the properties of nanomaterial products in the market and their approach to occupational safety. These papers highlight many of the same issues for nanomaterial risk assessment as were elicited by the November 2006 ICON survey. The team that produced the ICON survey has also published a report that delves more deeply into the rich dataset acquired for the ICON project.


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All the food is made with the freshest, top of the range ingredients ensuring flavours that come to life in the wide variety of dishes. Try an imaginative salad or a gourmet sandwich that will not leave you wanting. Share a snack plate over chit chat and be sure to try the scrumptious rotisserie chicken.
The blackboard menu changes daily in order to optimize the freshness of the ingredients and the understated flair of the food. A range of delectable sweet things are available and together with a brooding, aromatic coffee your craving will be taken care of.
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Frankfurt is birthplace of Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe; hence, the name of one of the biggest universities in Germany and its most influential institution. Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universitat is one of ten universities in Frankfurt with 35,443 enrolled students from 117 different nations. More than 170 different courses are taught in 21 different departments including law, theology, education, history and archeology. Each year, the University hosts close to 200 scholars from all over the world, among them a remarkable number of internationally distinguished Alexander von Humboldt Award recipients. Teaching and research programs are offered by 680 tenured professors supported by numerous honorary and non-tenured professors, teaching assistants and administrative staff.
The university library system includes: the German Library – a collection of books published in German since 1945, the Senckenberg Library – a collection of science books, and a host of other smaller collections with total of 10 million books and 75,000 academic journals.
The language of instruction is German. Oral and written examinations are in German, unless otherwise indicated. The program runs from April through July. The application deadline is in September. Note: only credits will be transferred to a student's record, not the grades themselves. The UF – Frankfurt Program is ABA approved and exclusive for UF law students.
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Hardly anyone traveling to Central Europe can pass up Frankfurt. Whether you arrive by plane, car, train or boat you'll find yourself in one of the most important hubs of commerce, transportation and tourism in Central Europe. Frankfurt is a global center of international banking, a busy trade center and a major conference site. It is home for more than 400 banks, of which 277 are foreign, the European Monetary Institute, and one of the most important European stock exchanges, with a total turnover of 553 trillion marks. The city also hosts more than 200 advertising and public relations agencies, 168 insurance companies, and more than 3,000 foreign companies.
Since the Middle Ages, Frankfurt's strategic location at the crossroads of main trade routes has made it a focal point for traders north of the Alps. With just under 650,000 inhabitants and another 300,000 commuters, Frankfurt is Germany´s financial capital and one of its most important commercial and industrial centers. Its central location and well-developed service infrastructure also makes Frankfurt one of Germany´s leading communication centers.
Heathrow, Charles de Gaulle and Frankfurt's Airport, with about 40 million passengers and 1.5 million tons of air cargo per year, make up one of the most important centers of air traffic in Europe. Frankfurt´s Central Railway Station is the busiest in all of Europe. Hosting about 50,000 meetings, seminars and congresses per year, the city is even more than a first-rank business meeting point with global appeal – it's where ideas are born and decisions are made.
Frankfurt, also known as the Rhein-Main region, has always been a fascinating metropolis full of contrasts and new ideas. With almost 28 percent of its inhabitants of foreign origin, Frankfurt is one of the most multi-cultural cities in Germany. Its cultural configuration offers visitors a collection of museums unique in Germany, many notable attractions and a wide variety of activities. Frankfurt's culinary reputation has also extended well beyond its borders. The city and its nearby communities boast about their outstanding chefs and restaurants. Besides the extraordinary gourmet restaurants and the international cuisine of its first class hotels, there are many places where visitors can enjoy typical local food.
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Jayesh A Lalwani wrote: Technologists need to learn how to manage other people.
Andy Jack wrote:They tell me to do only 2-3 years of dev (even when i could do 6-7) and become a manager or business analyst after that
Andy Jack wrote:To add to that, they also say that developers are like a commodity which can be replaced by other developers from across the world.
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Jayesh A Lalwani wrote: Technologists need to learn how to manage other people.
So, one has to end up in a management position anyway ?
Prasad Krishnegowda wrote:I have never seen a business analyst or a manager (PM) with only 2-3 years on development experience.
Luke Kolin wrote:Places who treat developers like that either don't have software as a key business asset, or their code bases are crap and they suffer from it. Good places don't treat software folks that way, and as a result get results an order of magnitude better than the sweatshops.
Jelle Klap wrote:Oh, and anyone that views a developer as a generic commodity that can be swapped out or replaced indiscriminately is a complete idiot, who you can comfortably ignore.


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Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook should win the NBA's Most Improved Player Award. Posted by Ben Golliver.
The NBA's Most Improved Player Award is as flawed and subjective as the rest of the league's year-end awards, perhaps more so because it's so widely open to interpretation. Is this given to the role player who breaks out once he's given starter's minutes? The starter who makes the leap to stardom? The guy who puts up the biggest raw number increases? The player who takes a significant step forward in his efficiencies? All are possibilities, as a change of scenery, new offensive system or coach, an expanded role and raw skill development all can fall under the subjective umbrella of "Improvement."
But all improvement in the NBA should not be created equal. The easiest trap to fall into with this award is to confuse opportunity with improvement. Last year's MIP, Aaron Brooks, is the perfect example: He significantly ramped up his numbers given tons more minutes, but then came flying straight back to earth this season once the minutes evaporated. Certainly Brooks got better last year. But what impact did it really have? The Rockets didn't make the playoffs and they didn't even bother to seriously consider offering him a contract extension before trading him after he turned into a Grade-A head case this season. We're supposed to get excited and dedicate an entire award to that?
If we must have an award to recognize improvement, it should go to the player whose development has positively impacted his team's identity and league-wide standing. A player whose progress represents sustainable development that will prevent him from being a flash in the pan. A player who is likely to figure into the league's future, not a role player whose impact will fluctuate if he changes teams or coaches.
NBA.com did an excellent job breaking down which players took the biggest statistical jumps this season, whether by points scored or overall efficiency. The lists are dominated by players on lottery teams: Dorell Wright, Nick Young, DeMar DeRozan, D.J. Augustin, Kevin Love and Daniel Gibson. With the possible exception of Love, it's difficult to be certain that any of these candidates will be able to sustain their growth over the long haul. All were asked to play heavy minutes and take on a heavy scoring burden on incomplete teams. While all have shown personal growth, their steps forward owe too much to opportunity and, in Love's case, pace.
Two names on those lists, however, do stick out: Portland guard Wesley Matthews and Oklahoma City guard Russell Westbrook. Matthews, like many of the others, has taken on a new role that requires additional scoring from him, as he was signed by the Portland Trail Blazers and asked to start at shooting guard due to injuries to Brandon Roy, upping his scoring average from 9.4 to 15.9 and improving his rebounding, assist and steal numbers as well. Matthews flourished in that role, helping power the Blazers to the post-season, but he didn't do it alone. Blazers power forward LaMarcus Aldridge also broke out in Roy's absence, upping his scoring from 17.9 to a career-high 21.9 and grabbing 8.6 rebounds per game, also a career-high, while playing nearly forty minutes a night.
Aldridge's improvement was the bigger deal for Portland. His emergence as a number one scoring option engineered the Blazers offense and made life easier on Matthews and Portland's other wings. His statistical run in advance of the All-Star break won't soon be forgotten – as he set new career-highs multiple times – and became what LeBron James called the "biggest All-Star snub of all time." Unfortunately, Aldridge's development was not enough to take Portland to new heights. After winning 54 games two seasons ago and slipping to 50 wins last year, the Blazers are headed for the mid-40s in wins this season. Aldridge prevented the bottom from falling out but, through no real fault of his own, his play didn't prove to be transformative on a league-wise scale this season.
Westbrook, however, hits all of the established criteria that Matthews and Aldridge did, and more.
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Oklahoma City's third-year point guard raised his scoring more than all seven players in the NBA, from 16.9 to 22.7 points, a remarkable uptick. Unlike many players in that situation, including Matthews, Westbrook did it by becoming a significantly more efficient shooter. Westbrook has improved his at-rim shooting percentage by nearly eight percentage points and he's improved his three-point effective field goal percentage by an astonishing 15.6%. He's also getting to the line more than seven times a game, a game-changing increase over last year. Taken together, Westbrook has improved his shooting, his shot selection and his ability to get free points. What more do you want from a guy who, his critics said, couldn't be trusted to hit a shot early in his career?
He's also doing all of that while also improving his assist totals and serving as the number two offensive option on his team – behind the NBA's leading scorer, Kevin Durant, of course. His increase in personal production hasn't come at the expense of others, a critical factor when evaluating a point guard's impact on winning.
To truly appreciate the impact of Westbrook's overall efficiency improvement, check his PER rankings. As a rookie, Westbrook was the 21st rated point guard in the league, below average. Last season, Westbrook was 11th, slightly above average for a starter. This season? Westbrook is the No. 2 rated point guard – trailing only Chris Paul – and the No. 9 player in the entire league. Overall, he jumped from No. 57 to No. 9. This is simply ridiculous. None of this year's other top 10 players – LeBron James, Dwight Howard, Dwyane Wade, Kevin Love, Chris Paul, Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, Dirk Nowitzki and Paul Gasol – was rated lower than no. 22 last season. Westbrook cracked the insanely selective elite of the elite when it comes to efficiency, and he managed to do it in one offseason.
This giant leap forward not only made him an All-Star for the first time this year, it has defined Oklahoma City's season and future. His emergence as a superstar will push OKC from 50 wins last year to the mid-50s and a Northwest Division title this year, and it gave GM Sam Presti the confidence to take the plunge on a franchise-altering trade for center Kendrick Perkins at the deadline, as he could be confident that he had two franchise building blocks that seamlessly fit together from which to build around. Westbrook's improvement makes the Thunder the most feared team in the West this season -- outside of the Lakers, of course – and it makes them, on paper, a sure-fire Western Conference contender for the next 5-10 years.
Taken together, Russell Westbrook has improved his skills, bumped his numbers, carried his team to new heights and he's done it in a way that seems sustainable for years to come. That's everything – and more – that I ask of my NBA MIP. Give the man his trophy.


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Conflict is bound to happen in the best of marriages, and even the most self-controlled among us will slip up and do something to hurt our spouse. Sometimes it's deliberate, and sometimes it happens without any premeditated malice on our part. But if we're honest with ourselves, we all need to apologize from time to time.
How to apologize without really being sorry
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This Q&A was designed to help you better understand non-celiac gluten sensitivity and what sets it apart from celiac disease and wheat allergies.
Non-celiac gluten sensitivity has been coined to describe those individuals who cannot tolerate gluten and experience symptoms similar to those with celiac disease but yet who lack the same antibodies and intestinal damage as seen in celiac disease. Early research suggests that non-celiac gluten sensitivity is an innate immune response, as opposed to an adaptive immune response (such as autoimmune) or allergic reaction.
Humans are born with an innate immune system. An innate immune response is not antigen specific, meaning that it is nonspecific as to the type of organism it fights. Although its response is immediate against invading organisms, the innate immune system does not have an immunological memory to invading organisms. Its response is not directed towards self tissue, which would result in autoimmune disease.
Unlike non-celiac gluten sensitivity, celiac disease is antigen specific (including tissue-transglutaminase, endomysium and deamidated gliadin antibodies, and in some small children also gliadin antibodies) and does result in an attack on its own tissue. Intestinal damage, or enteropathy, is the direct result.
Non-celiac gluten sensitivity shares many symptoms with celiac disease. However, according to a collaborative report published by Sapone et al. (2012), individuals with non-celiac gluten sensitivity have a prevalence of extraintestinal or non-GI symptoms, such as headache, "foggy mind," joint pain, and numbness in the legs, arms or fingers. Symptoms typically appear hours or days after gluten has been ingested, a response typical for innate immune conditions like non-celiac gluten sensitivity.
Non-celiac gluten sensitivity has been clinically recognized as less severe than celiac disease. It is not accompanied by "the enteropathy, elevations in tissue-transglutaminase, endomysium or deamidated gliadin antibodies, and increased mucosal permeability that are characteristic of celiac disease" (Ludvigsson et al, 2012). In other words, individuals with non-celiac gluten sensitivity would not test positive for celiac disease based on blood testing, nor do they have the same type of intestinal damage found in individuals with celiac disease. Some individuals may experience minimal intestinal damage, and this goes away with a gluten-free diet.
Research has also shown that non-celiac gluten sensitivity does not result in the increased intestinal permeability that is characteristic of celiac disease. Increased intestinal permeability permits toxins, bacteria and undigested food proteins to seep through the GI barrier and into the bloodstream, and research suggests that it is an early biological change that comes before the onset of several autoimmune diseases.
Yes. Allergies, including those to wheat, are associated with positive IgE assays. Diagnosis is made through skin prick tests, wheat-specific IgE blood testing and a food challenge. Individuals who have gluten-related symptoms but test negative for a wheat allergy may have non-celiac gluten sensitivity.
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Ryan Cronin didn't know how much time was left in Newton's NJSIAA North 1 Group II semifinal with Mountain Lakes. All he knew was that the clock had stopped. The Braves had less than two minutes to make something happen.
Cronin did exactly that - twice - as Newton defeated the Lakers, 2-0, to move on to the sectional final on Monday. It was the second year in a row Mountain Lakes had traveled to Newton, and once again the team left disappointed.
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Baan Samui was designed with a distinctive Mediterranean feel in mind, with stucco walls, arches, iron balustrades and chandeliers. It was originally painted in earthy tones, with splashes of colour, giving it a slight Moroccan feel; then management decided to paint the exterior in every day glo colour imaginable. The buildings housing the rooms are painted cerise, tangerine, indigo and turquoise. The front entrance is a bright orange, and the restaurant orange, blue and yellow, with pink chandeliers and candy pink beach umbrellas. The rooms are surprisingly pleasant inside, still colourful, but more understated. Stained glass windows, crystal lamps, crisp cotton bedding and mosaic-tiled bathrooms are features in the rooms, and facilities include TV, air-con, minibar, hairdryer and bathrobes. There are two restaurants, one on the streetfront and the other on the beach. Live entertainment is a regular event, and a large swimming pool surrounded by a wooden deck leads to the beach, bar, lounge and restaurant, creating a festive vibe. Check online for a competitive rate.
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Ko Tao
Surat Thani
Nakhon Si Thammarat
Ko Chang Noi
Khao Sok National Park
Ko Phayam
The above are all within 200km of Chaweng Beach.


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Gwen Stefani Gossip
Gwen Stefani gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Gossip Genie: Gwen & Blake
US Weekly reports in the new issue that Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton have been flirting a lot while working on The Voice and that there might be something between them. The magazine doesn't come right out and say it, and they also counter with a source who insists that they're just friends, but the suggestion is there. Full Story
Zuma on camera
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Gwen Stefani took her kids to church this weekend. And while her jumpsuit is amazing, her son, Zuma, totally took over the photo opportunity. Look at this kid. First of all, his hair is the best. Second, his glasses are even better. And third, he obviously loves his life. Or, in that moment, he loved his life. Full Story
Smutty Social Media, Wednesday September 2, 2015
Jake Gyllenhaal eating pasta in Italy – and do my eyes deceive me or is that Joaquin on the right? Never send Jake Gyllenhaal to a film festival on an empty stomach. Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes photos of the #VeniceFilmFestival as shot by @gregwilliamsphotography. Full Story
Get divorced, go straight to Leo
When Robin Thicke's begging didn't work on Paula Patton, who did he start partying with? Leonardo DiCaprio. Orlando Bloom isn't letting Miranda Kerr get in the way of his single life with Leo either. Orly rolls with Leo all the time. What is it that douchebags always say? Bros before hos? Leo probably thinks he did Orly a favour. Full Story
Gwen in the spotlight
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Entertainment Weekly has an exclusive on The Voice ahead of the upcoming season. I've never actually watched an episode. Might this year because I'm trying to Gossip Genie some chemistry between Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton. Anyway, in addition to an exclusive clip of the judges talking about why they're excited for the show and what it means to them, there's this promo photo… Full Story
Selena on Gwen's team
FameFlynet, All Access Photo Group/ Splash News
It was announced yesterday that Selena Gomez will guest on The Voice as an advisor on Gwen Stefani's team when the new season starts next month. Makes sense. Her album, Revival, comes out October 9. Rihanna has also been confirmed as an advisor without allegiances. This is why people think R8 will finally be out in the fall too. Full Story
Gavin cheated?
David Becker/ Getty Images
And you're surprised by this not at all, right? The story comes from IN TOUCH so… The magazine claims that they've been in touch with a woman – she wishes to remain anonymous, and Ben Affleck's like, f-ck, how come I got the shaft on my infidelity?!? – who says she and Gavin Rossdale hooked up at the Playboy Mansion in 2002, a few months before he married Gwen Stefani. Full Story
Gwen goes out
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First sighting of Gwen Stefani since she and Gavin Rossdale announced at the beginning of the week that they're divorcing. You may have heard – there are nanny rumours about their breakup too, just like Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner. Just like Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner, who also have three kids, speculation about Gavin's faithfulness has been a discussion topic for a long time. Full Story
Gwen & Gavin over
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Before we begin, let's agree on one fundamental about Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale: Between the two of them, Gwen is the bigger deal. That's not up for dispute. Like, back in the 90s, Gavin Rossdale might have had a moment, but come on now, Gwen Stefani is the superstar in this relationship. Full Story
Smutty Social Media, Monday June 1, 2015
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Blake Lively throwing some shade at Etsy, which is funny because, as many people have pointed out, Preserve is basically piggybacking on an idea Etsy pioneered: homemade, vintage, artisanal yada yada yada. I love Corn Nuts but they hurt my teeth. How you know your @preserve_us Rialto Jeans are TRULY VINTAGE: You may find a Corn Nut in the pocket when they arrive 😳 😄 #SuckItEtsyTHISisMadeByHand ☺☺😉😉 Full Story
Smutty Social Media, Thursday April 30, 2015
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You and me… we used to be together… everyday together… always… Off to #jazzfest @nodoubt #nola can't wait to see u gx Full Story
Smutty Social Media, Wednesday April 1, 2015
Michelle Williams in Valentino for Elle UK and it is stunning. I love love love the almost-white blonde shade of her hair. And how she can wear something so delicate and look like a grown-up. She's youthful and feminine and serious and mysterious – this is muse territory. Do you know how many actresses kill themselves to try and create this kind of aura and don't even get close? #MichelleWilliams in #springsummer15 for @elleuk Full Story
Smutty Social Media March 13, 2015
Judging by Rita Ora's interviews and photos, she fancies herself a fashion icon; she told Nylon magazine that she can save the industry from blandness: "But where's that punk energy—that fun, crazy, respected but still like, 'S---, she's just doing her thing' person? That's who I am!" She certainly is… confident. Full Story
Gwen's mountain steeze
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Here's another example of how celebrities are Just Not Like Us… When you go on holiday somewhere hot, you might bring multiple swimwear changes, right? For men, at least two pairs of swim shorts. For women… I go with a couple of bikinis, minimum, just so one set can dry every other day. Full Story


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Between hot practices and long coaching meetings, Southwood football coach Scott Abernathy took a few minutes on Thursday to reflect on what he's seen this week in Baton Rouge.
Abernathy is among the coaches working at the Louisiana High School Coaches Association all-star games this week, working with the West secondary heading into today's 6:30 p.m. football contest.
Southwood's own Chad Bell is among the local players in the game, along with Corey George of Bossier and Benton's Kendrick Stewart and Cory Allen, a late substitute. ...


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Settled in tonight with a Squatter's Outer Darkness and it is really spot on the 10.5% ABV doesn't hurt either!
Having a Cuvée Des Jacobins Rouge. Never seen this around here before, so either I'm not paying attention or we have some new distribution in these parts. Either way WOWEE. This is some damned fine stuff.
Moylan's Hopsickle = Yuck. Why do so many of the west coast brewers insist on bringing out the bitterness of hops instead of focusing on the hops' great flavors (fruit, citrus, mint, etc.?)
Picked up a 2013 Sierra Nevada Ruthless Rye today. It's my after dinner beverage of choice, this evening. A nice beer, with one of the most prolific heads of any beer I've poured in recent memory, I'll admit. A nice drinker, but for the most part, uninspiring. I just don't get the whole rye beer thing. It seems the more brands I try of these, the less I get of the "spicy", "peppery", "blah-blah-blah", that the label says it is going to impart. I can't help but think it's simply a play on the recent rye whiskey binge from the crafts, and with no real benefits. Am I whacked, here? Anywho, there's nothing wrong with it, but any suggestion that it is going to give me what I get from a good rye whiskey is pure folly.
I picked up two 6-packs of Bells Hopslam today, just released.
I see they were bottled one week ago today, January 3, 2013.
I poured one in a large snifter and put my large bulbous nose in it and it was like cutting open a fresh grapefruit and squeezing it in my face,....
Nothing like fresh Michigan beer!!
Wonder if Beerworks will have any the week of their anniversary. Bet so. That's what they opened with last year.


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Fior di Latte
What Is Gelato?
Gelato is not ice-cream. Ice-cream
is not gelato. What's the big
difference? Gelato is better.
Gelato is not ice-cream
The literal translation of the Italian word "Gelato" is "Ice-cream". This creates a lot of confusion and misunderstanding. While both are sweet frozen dairy products, the similarities end there. We think that authenticity is important. Putting the title "gelato" on a product means that it should live up to certain standards. It should be made fresh. It should use the best ingredients, both locally-sourced and from far away: Italy, for example. Our pistachios are from Bronte, Sicily. Our hazelnuts are from Piedmont. We use only all-natural ingredients, no exceptions. Anything that doesn't live up to these standards is just not gelato.


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- 22 Resorts
- Consistent Snow
- Diverse destinations
- Resorts open before those of many other states
- Home to Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper Mountain
"about an inch of new today...variable surface, but was quite nice early and wetter in the afternoon. only a few days left as looks like this coming Saturday may be it?"
"meltdown is on...lots of soft snow, slush fields & water, but very nice & fun spring skiing. well done to crew on hill efforts this past week. hoping for next weekend!"
"Snow is a definitely beginning to disappear and as such there was a lot of water forming up at the low points. The hill's staff though was aggressively attempting to mitigate this via drainage culverts and pumps, which was impressive to see such efforts. Overall I would say that while the snow was "Slow" if you want to go for a end of year run, go now as otherwise it will likely be gone by this weekend at this rate. "
"parks are crazy good....snow is spring-like and so much fun"
"powder fun for everyone...plus they did an extra round of grooming mid-day...very nice"


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We created Pandora to put the Music Genome Project directly in your hands
It's a new kind of radio –
stations that play only music you like
Ryan Cabrera
Selected Discography
Track List: Wake Up Beautiful EP
Track List: You Stand Watching
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Ryan reminds me of Jasper Hale/Jackson Rathbone in the picture with him and his guitar.
and I'm not even gay
What is with his hair??


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What Is a Posterior Cruciate Ligament Injury?
The posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) is the strongest ligament in the knee joint. Ligaments are thick, strong bands of tissue that connect bone to bone. The PCL runs along the back of the knee joint from the bottom of the thighbone (femur) to the top of the lower-leg bone (tibia).
The PCL helps keep the knee joint stable, especially the posterior, or back of the joint. An injury to the PCL could involve straining, spraining, or tearing any part of that ligament. The PCL is the least commonly injured ligament in the knee (Orthogate, 2006).
A PCL injury is sometimes referred to as an "overextended knee."
What Causes a PCL Injury?
The main cause of PCL injury is severe trauma to the knee joint. Often, other ligaments in the knee are affected as well. One cause specific to PCL injury is hyperextension of the knee. This can occur during athletic movements, such as jumping.
PCL injuries can also result from a blow to the knee while it is flexed, or bent, such as landing hard during sports or a fall, or from a car accident (also known as dashboard knee). Any trauma to the knee, whether minor or severe, can cause a knee ligament injury.
Symptoms of a PCL Injury
Symptoms of a PCL injury can be mild or severe, depending on the severity of the injury. If the ligament is mildly sprained, symptoms might be nonexistent. For a partial tear or complete tear of the ligament, common symptoms include
- tenderness in the knee (specifically the back of the knee)
- instability in the knee joint
- pain in the knee joint
- swelling in the knee
- stiffness in the joint
- difficulty walking
Diagnosing a PCL Injury
To diagnose a PCL injury, your doctor will perform a variety of tests, including
- moving the knee in various directions
- physical examination of the knee
- checking for fluid in the knee joint
- an MRI of the knee
- an X-ray of the knee joint to check for fractures
Preventing a PCL Injury
It is difficult to prevent ligament injuries because they are often the result of an accident or unforeseen circumstance. However, several preventive measures can help minimize the risk of a knee ligament injury:
- using proper technique/alignment when doing physical activities, including walking
- stretching regularly to maintain good range of motion in the joints
- strengthening the muscles of the upper and lower legs to help stabilize the joint
- using caution when playing sports in which knee injuries are common, such as football, skiing, and tennis
Treating PCL Injuries
The treatment for PCL injuries will depend on the severity of the injury and your lifestyle.
For minor injuries, treatment may include
- splinting
- applying ice
- elevating the knee above the heart
- taking a pain reliever
- limiting physical activity until pain and swelling are gone
- using a brace and/or crutches to protect the knee
- physical therapy or rehabilitation to strengthen and regain range of motion
In more severe cases, treatment may also include
- physical therapy or rehabilitation to strengthen and regain range of motion
- surgery to repair a torn ligament—this surgery is usually done on an outpatient basis using an arthroscope, a small fiber-optic camera that can be inserted into the joint. The surgeon uses a piece of tendon from another part of the knee or sometimes from a donor to replace the damaged portion of the PCL.
In PCL injuries, the major symptom is joint instability. Many of the other symptoms, including pain and swelling, will go away with time, but instability may remain. In PCL injuries, this instability is often what leads people to elect surgery. Untreated instability in the joint may lead to arthritis.
Outlook for a PCL Injury
For minor injuries, the ligament may heal without complications. However, it is important to note that if the ligament was stretched, it may never regain its prior stability. This means it is more likely that the knee will be somewhat unstable and could be easily injured again. The joint could become swollen and sore simply from physical activity or minor injury.
For those with major injuries who do not have surgery, the joint will most likely remain unstable and be easily reinjured. You will be less able to do physical activities, and pain could result from even minor activities. You may have to wear a brace to protect the joint during physical activity.
For those who have surgery, the prognosis depends on the severity of the surgery and of the original injury. Generally, you will have improved mobility and stability after the joint is repaired. You may need to wear a brace or limit physical activities in the future to help prevent reinjuring the knee.
For knee injuries involving more than just the PCL, treatment and prognosis may be different because those injuries are more severe.


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Re: I Voted
- From: "jerry the jerk" <adb8454@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2010 09:17:10 -0700
On Oct 22 2010 5:25 AM, Ray in Nashvegas wrote:
In article <4a9027df-3d71-432b-a963-8d8f61ca80e3
@j18g2000yqd.googlegroups.com>, northturn@xxxxxxxxx says...
On Oct 18, 6:55 pm, "Mr. V" <allagosh...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:I voted for Obama in a small historic mall called The Factory. It was
On Oct 18, 2:34 pm, "dr. Baf" <slaza...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Today I voted at Vons supermarket at Pecos & Windmill,
but was surprised that they accepted my voters registration
card without asking for photo ID or any other ID.
How can you vote in a supermarket?
Never heard of or saw such a thing in all my born days.
I have never heard of voting in a Super Market but when Obama was
elected most people must have voted in bars! Ronald Emerson. Is it
June 2011 yet?
interesting standing in line checking out fashions. No bar, though. A
beer would have been a nice touch in toasting Bush's exit :)
In January 2012, you can go to a nashville bar and with a cold one in your
paw, you can toast Obama's exit after one term in office.
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I want to change the word Sermon to Poetry Project or Audio Recordings… I tried to do a Database Change, but I managed to wipe out my front page setup…. Had to re-do it :(
If you could give exat entries to edit it would be much appreciated..
Ok, found my way around by adding it to a special page (on the sermon setting area of the options) However doing so seems to have doubled the bread crumb….
It shows:
You are here:Home » Audio Recordings » Audio Recordings » Poetry Project: January 24, 2013 – David McGimpsey and Sue Sinclair
When it should only have one "Audio Recordings" in the crumb….
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Question asked by Jerry Prince 1522 days ago
Is anyone participating in the "Joining Forces" initiative? If so, how is it going?
Answers (6)
Answered by Philip Carpenter Lee 1522 days ago
Hello Jerry! Yes, I am participating in the ACE Joining Forces Program and I have two clients from it. It is going well. I would advise to add a copy of the military ID to your standard intake forms and make sure that you outline costs up front. While you can donate your time, you may not be able to donate gym space. Work with the service member to find a solution, do not feel that you have to absorb all costs. Donating your time is a great service in and of itself. Since this is a great opportunity for PR, make sure you document the state of the service member when you initially meet as well as the path you took to improve their condition. It is a good idea for them to take their PT test (informally with you) right away and then retest after a certain time period. You need to show tangible benefits if you want anyone to pick up the story. I have already been contacted by ACE's PR team and am working on giving them a story. I hope this helps you!
Phil Carpenter Lee
LightSpeed Fitness, Inc.
Phil Carpenter Lee
LightSpeed Fitness, Inc.
I signed up and put the logo on my website but have gotten no response. I have not advertised it other than my site.
Same with me. I signed up, but have not been contacted. I was thinking of reaching out myself to someone in my area who would be eligible and telling them about the program.
I've promoted it on my website, blog and in a local fitness center, but haven't received any clients from it. Any other ideas on where to market the program?
I signed up and I have received one client so far. I pledged a lot of hours so I'm up for waiting.
I too have signed up and have had no response yet. I do think it a great idea and an excellent way to give back.


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Winslet's bust has a greater purposeComment on this story
Kate Winslet doesn't have "perfect boobs".
The 36-year-old actress suffers with the same body problems as other women her age, including a sagging chest and cellulite, but she is happy to appear nude in films because she thinks her imperfections should be inspiring to others.
In an interview with The Sun newspaper, she said: "I look like the people that walk down the street. I don't have perfect boobs, I don't have zero cellulite - of course I don't - and I'm curvy. If that is something that makes women feel empowered in any way, that's great.
"On a deeper, subconscious level, it's one of the reasons why I've allowed my stupid self to be so naked on screen.
"It's partly because I do believe that it's right for the character and it's right for the story but it's also knowing that not many people do that, actually - and not just that, but I'm a normal person."
The 'Titanic' star - who is dating businessman Ned Rocknroll - described herself as "chubby" when she was younger and thought that when she grew up she wouldn't look very good, but she is now very comfortable in her own skin.
She added: "I'm so much less self-conscious and I think that's something to do with getting older.
"I mean, I remember being 21 and imagining that at 36 my t**s would be around my knees and I would have bad hair and terrible teeth.
"When you are younger, somehow being in your later 30s just seems really old.
"But I feel stronger, fitter and more comfortable in my own skin now than I have ever done."
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Grandmother. A typical Punjabi housewife , a caring mother, hardcore patriot and complete Indian by heart Believes that Indian culture is the best but is upset that her own family doesn't follow Indian culture. but she still tries to infuse them with Indian culture. Gets hyper and takes a lot of tension regarding the indian-ness issue and doesn't like if somebody discourages to follow Indian culture. She wants her eldest grandson PREM to marry a Indian girl from Punjab so that at l least there is someone after her who will try to infuse some indian-ness in her family.
Ravinder and Sweety's son. He is the most ladla grandson of Sethi family He is smart, intelligent and ambitious about extending his grandfather's business. He knows that in the end he has to join the family business so he wants to take it slow, doesn't want to rush into things, enjoy his life and is a bit confused soul like any young blood.Prem though his thought is like any British youngsters who parties, has a British girlfriend.A bit stubborn and is not fond of India as he has heard stories about India from his friends but somewhere there is a hidden Indian inside him who is jumping to come out. He loves his Dadi and dada a lot and listen to them.
Grandfather. The eldest among the Sethi family who is living in London for the past 45 years after he had to sell off all his property for his sister's marriage.A man who believes in hard work, loving husband, stable, cool headed, adaptable,fun loving person, doesn't like people who brag about themselves and is sarcastic with them.Premnath considers himself as a British national first because he believes that London made him what he is today and it's his karmabhoomi but when it comes to India he can't hear a word against it
Premnath's second son. The laziest and the most laidback person of the house, as a youngster work under his brothers shadow then tried his luck in few of his own establishments but failed miserably.Is become so negative that he blames his Indian roots for the failure in the business, feels that if he would have been a Britisher then his business would had been successful. When told to join family business gives an excuse that he is insomniac doesn't get sleep in the night but the real reason is that he is always either eating, sleeping or watching tv the entire day due to which he is sleepless in the night. Always says that the when he starts sleeping in the night he will start working. Premnath is a little fed up and given up on him
Rajinder's wife. A very loud ,outspoken lady and a wannabe British obsessed with her own beauty Simmi shifted to London few years before her marriage Wanted to be miss India but couldn''t and now pushing her daughter to compete for Miss Britain. Mind you, she thinks she is more beautiful than her daughter.Has a fake accent and tries to use big English words although she doesn't know their meaning The youngsters of the house always correct her though she feels that they are just fooling her. She always wants to prove that she is better that Sweety and tries to imitate her ,
Premnath's youngest son. Has crossed 35 years of age but has still not completed his MBBS. Gives free advises about medicines to his family that are always wrong.Most of the time he can't remember the names of the medicines and mixes it up. He decided to become a doctor because he thought that god has sent him to serve people on earth.His only dream is to become a doctor and marry his only girlfriend who was his colleague in college but his girlfriend ditched him once she became a doctor. Sam now quickly wants to get his degree and marry some girl as he has almost crossed his marriageable age.
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Ronald W. Huffman, 72, of Kewanee, Il. died at 3:00 A.M. Tuesday, July 30, 2013 at Royal Oaks Care Center in Kewanee. Ron was born June 12, 1941 in Kewanee the son of Thomas and Madge (Huber) Huffman. He served in the U.S. Navy. Ron married Mary Elaine Lindsey on September 3, 1960 in Kewanee. She preceded him in death in 1995. He was also preceded in death by his parents, one brother Allen and one sister Karen.
Surviving are four sons Mike Huffman of Geneseo, Il. Jeff Huffman of Bradford, Il., Tony Huffman of Taylorville, Il and David Huffman of Kewanee., eight grandchildren and great grandchildren, three brothers Tom Huffman of Myrtle Beach, S.C., Gary (Ruth) Huffman and Brian (June) Huffman all of Kewanee, two sisters Margaret Koss of Chandler, Az. and Vicki (Larry) Koehler of Port Orange, Fl.
Ron was an owner/operator of his own semi and traveled over the road for many years. He was a member of VFW Post 8078. He enjoyed NASCAR, drag racing, tractor pulls old cars and car shows. He was well known as a mechanic and once did work for Roger Reiman.
Cremation was accorded. A memorial service will be at 1:30 P.M. Monday, August 5, 2013 at the Schueneman-Tumbleson Funeral Home, Kewanee, Il. Rev. Mark Graves of the Refuge Church in Bradford, Il. will officiate. Inurnment will be in the Pleasant View Cemetery, Kewanee. Visitation will be from noon until the time of services on Monday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to Preferred Hospice.


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I would like more Americans to think about medical topics and about the American medical establishment and health care industry. It is often difficult to get people to think about things in an abstract way. Today I read a newspaper report about one specific issue that I'd like you to know about and to think about not just for this one specific topic but hopefully after seeing the issues regarding Prostate Cancer screening and treatment of Prostate Cancer, you would apply the same questions and thought process to other diseases and to wellness.
All too often Americans who do not work in the health care field only talk or think about medical issues in relation to complaining about the cost of health care, something such as thinking their health insurance premiums are too high, or that a cost of a medical procedure is high compared to other expenses in their life. If you are one of those people who mainly thinks only about the COST of health care, I ask you to read this post and do some thinking about something else.
Believe me, learnig more about specific medical conditions, tests and treatments may help you down the path of being infomed which may help you give informed consent before you agree to medical testing or medical procedures.
Sadly the over-focus of money spent on health care by consumers and the media has led to an over-focus on the cost of medical care. Being too unbalanced in our focus can cause problems for the big picture. The only issue with health care in America is not the cost of it, we should be thinking about the medical care itself, in part because what is tested and what procedures are done affect cost (can drive it up) and it also affects our health and well being, which is the whole point of using the medical care establishment, is it not?
At present the federal government, with urging from President Obama, think that if only the federal government introduces universal health care, then all of our medical problems will be solved. The finance part of the health care industry is just one issue but the real issue with health care is our own health and wellness. Ideally we would all be healthy and well and would have access to good and right medical care and would not waste or money or energy on having unnecessary tests, and any procedures would only help us not harm us. We must have informed consent when accessing medical care, and the only way that is achieved is with a certain amount of self-education on these topics. I recommend that every person inform themselves about wellness and health topics which will help them make better lifestyle choices and will help them access the best and most appropriate health care services should they require it.
Questions for you to ponder before reading this entire post:
1. Do you feel that Cancer treatment should always be undertaken if a Cancer is found?
2. Do you think the American public feels the same way as you do?
3. Why do you think the majority of people would hold a certain belief such as all Cancers must be treated?
4. Are all Cancers equal, meaning, all Cancers are bad for all Cancer patients, and if a Cancer is found it must be or should be treated?
5. Do you think that there are Cancers that it would not matter if they were ever treated? Or do you think "all Cancers should be treated aggressively"? Why do you hold the opinion that you hold? What influences or sources of information inform your opinion on that topic?
6. Do you feel that in all cases Cancer treatment can only help a person's health? I mean, do you think a Cancer treatment in and of itself may hurt a patient yet not have an effect on the Cancer or prolonging life or improving quality of life?
7. When screening tests exist to check for Cancer such as are tested at an annual physical, do such tests always have merit? Should we not bother with some prescreening tests?
8. Do you think that current medical recommendations to treat a Cancer found during a screening procedure are always the best thing to do? Just because a screening test exists, should it always be used?
9. Do you think any screening tests in and of themselves might hurt a patient's health and should be avoided?
10. Do you note the difference between what studies show and how difficult it is for the medical establishment to make change in policy or in their former recommendations? How much new information needs to be found in order for the old policy to be revised? As technology improves also, sometimes old recommendations don't change, have you noticed that? (I refer to the use of radiation x-rays for mammogram routine screenings when perhaps safer ultrasound or MRI could be used instead now that we have those technologies.)
An article I read today touches upon the questions I asked in numbers 1-8.
There are too many paragraphs for me to quote all that I feel are important. This is a short article in which nearly every paragraph is important.
I recommend you read this once or twice, and think about it, then save it for another day and re-read it. If this doesn't get you thinking about current medical practices and recommendations, I don't know what will.
Article Title: Two Big Studies Tackle Debate on Prostate Test
By: Keith J. Winstein
Published in: The Wall Street Journal
Date: 3/19/09
Note this article covers America and Europe and the two establishments are not in sync with their recommendations—America is advocating more prescreening with the PSA test than Europe. Why that is a fact is something else entirely that I'll leave you to ponder. Two hints: who profits from the pre-screening test and the treatment and could pushing for screening test and treatments be for profit-making purposes and could the legal climate (malpractice lawsuits) have something to do with it?
Lately the medical establishment has been bashed as the cause for rising health care costs, when recommending too much testing and doing too many unnecessary tests or procedures. The medical establishment might blame ignorant patients for causing some of their own medical problems (poor lifestyle choices) or for not seeking preventative care or not doing early medical screening tests.
My opinions on the American health care system are based largely in part from the eleven years I worked in the medical field, on the doctor side then later on the insurance side (an HMO that also dealt with Medicare and Medicaid). I hold many opinions about wellness and medical care and self care based on my own reading of numerous books and to a much lesser degree, in-depth TV show reports, newspaper and magazine stories.
The medical field in America is a huge blame game. Every involved party feels the other is the source of the problem: patients, employers, health care insurance companies, doctors and all other health care professionals and organizations (hospitals etc.), lawyers, and state and federal government and government agencies and federal and state programs. It is such a mess that there is no simple or easy fix including national healthcare. The issues in the health care system are complex and problems are interrelated and sometimes causes by several factors, all intersecting and influencing each other, some of which involve laws and lawsuits.
What I do know is that one thing we can control is our own knowledge and to what degree we are informed. As humans we cannot control completely our own medical and physical state but we can try to make better choices regarding lifestyle and nutrition and know something about the preventative medical care and treatments that are recommended to us when/if we do get sick with an illness.
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Monday, March 23, 2009
For You To Think About:Prostate Cancer Screening and Treatment
Posted by ChristineMM at 11:45 AM
Labels: Family Medical Care, Health and Wellness
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- Crimson Wife said...
My grandfather got prostate cancer at age 78 and was advised by his doctor not to treat it because it was allegedly something my grandpa would "die with. not from". Well, it turned out to be an aggressive tumor and led to two years of very painful suffering before he finally succumbed to it. His siblings all lived into their late 80's and early 90's so my poor grandpa might've easily lived another 10 to 15 years had the cancer been treated when it was discovered. That would've allowed him to see the birth of several of his great-grandkids. How can you put a pricetag on something like that?
- Saturday, March 28, 2009 at 3:59:00 PM CDT
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Burning Crusade launched in January 2007, and from that point until November 2008, level 70 was the endgame of World of Warcraft. For roughly 23 months (with staggered content releases, with the Black Temple launching later, then Zul'Aman and then Sunwell/Magister's) we all leveled to 70, ran heroic instances and Karazhan to gear up, and then some of us began making our way through Gruul's Lair, Magtheridon's Lair, Serpentshrine Cavern and Tempest Keep before moving on to Mount Hyjal and the Black Temple.
Zul'Aman came out to offer scaled challenges (the prototype of the hard mode) with a timed run to get the Amani War Bear, and of course no one can forget the final big content patch, Fury of the Sunwell, which gave some content for just about any level of gameplay from casual daily quest grinding to hardcore raiding. Gameplay was still very stratified in Burning Crusade -- there were a handful of guilds progressing through the endgame content (which was still tiered into a couple of 10-man raids, with the majority being 25-man) but most people did dailies, ran some BGs or played Arenas (which debuted with Burning Crusade as well).
With Cataclysm previews coming out and Wrath in its last major content phase (Icecrown Citadel and the upcoming Chamber of Aspects raid being pretty much the end of Wrath's end game) we can start to look back at how the last expansion unfolded and the life cycle of an expansion in World of Warcraft.
Badges of Justice originally dropped in heroic dungeons as a way for people running those instances to be sure they'd eventually be able to pick up something. Eventually this badge system was extended to raids, and the rewards available were on par with raid gear to the point where someone who ran nothing but heroics and 10-man raids could get weapons and armor as good as someone running Sunwell. This led to people farming heroics and the 10-man raids as much as they could in order to gear up for harder content ... a prototype for the current dungeon finder system. In addition, the popularity of 10-man raids (especially Karazhan) led to the introduction of variable 10- and 25-man raids in Wrath, where the same bosses could be encountered tuned for groups of different sizes.
Of course, this all changed with the release of Wrath of the Lich King. In fact, it all changed with the release of Patch 3.0 before Wrath itself launched.
With the release of patch 3.0.2, player power levels went up with access to 51 point talents, while most raid bosses saw a decrease in their health and damage output. Essentially, everything was easier at the exact same time that everyone got stronger. As a result, raids blasted through content they'd been stuck on before (helped in no small part by gear purchased exclusively through Badge of Justice vendors). It's interesting to look back at the very end of Burning Crusade and see how many changes and innovations in Wrath are directly learned from the progression from very early BC to the end of its life cycle. The initial tiered Emblem of Heroism/Emblem of Valor system in Wrath was a direct response to complaints that badges in BC let people gear up without experiencing the content, while the constant release of progressed 5-man instances in Wrath (first Trial of the Champion and later the three ICC 5-mans) and staggered Emblem of Conquest, Triumph and then Frost rewards allows for exactly that: a means to catch up on gear as new tiers of raiding are released.
Unlike in BC, where you could effectively get weapons and armor near to the absolute top of the line through the badge system simply by running enough heroics and 10-mans, the current emblem system allows one to solidly gear up to begin the top tiers of raiding, but does not replace them. It provides more general depth while still leaving significant holes that need to be filled through other content.
This is just one example of how a BC mechanic developed further in WotLK. The eternal see-saw of arena development and balancing is another example. Throughout BC, arenas and PvP were seen as a means to get good gear without raiding, gear that in some cases was as good as or superior to items raiding had to offer. While this was hardly the case by the time season 3 or 4 had come and gone, the legacy of seasons 1 and 2 caused arena play in Wrath to be balanced in the opposite direction. Many people walked into arenas in wrath with Naxx-10 or -25 weapons and several pieces of raid gear, and as a result, we saw buffs to resilience aimed at making PvP gear attractive in PvP again.
The reason this is interesting as we head into Cataclysm is, for once, we're going to see the lessons learned in previous expansion development applied retroactively to the 1 to 60 game as well as everything above it. The various class previews all showed that old mechanics are being re-evaluated based on what has been learned in both BC and Wrath, and we know that mechanics developed in expansion like flying mounts and the way PvP has developed through arenas will be applied to the original content. This is the first expansion for World of Warcraft that expands what has gone before rather than just expanding on it.


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A WOMAN who suffered mercilessly at the hands of a vicious rapist has supported proposals to impose jail terms of more than 100 years.
Under the plans, which Prime Minister David Cameron has also backed, murderers and other serious offenders would face whole-life tariffs which means they would never be released.
The 42-year-old South Derbyshire woman, who was a victim of Swadlincote paedophile Keith Williams, has previously petitioned for stricter terms for the most serious offenders.
In 1999, Williams was found guilty on five charges of rape and two of indecent assaults against the woman when she was a child.
The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the Mail: "There are some people who are so dangerous that they should never be allowed out.
"What happened to me will be with me until they day I die.
"Even now I'm back at the psychiatrist which is something I have had to deal with since the day he went to prison."
A total of 49 criminals currently serve on these tariffs in England and Wales, including 47-year-old Mark Bridger, who was convicted in May of murdering April Jones.
The Ministry of Justice proposed the US-style sentencing proposal in response to the European Court of Human Rights which ruled whole-life terms with no hope of release breached the prisoner's human rights.
But the South Derbyshire woman hit back and said the ruling failed to take into account the lifelong impact some crimes have on the victim.
She said: "The European Court of Human Rights should stay out of our affairs. It doesn't take into account the rights of the victim.
"Whole-life terms would empower the victim and at as a big deterrent as well.
"What I experienced was a life-changing thing. Every time I walk out the door I'm looking over my shoulder.
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2 x Wireless PC or PCI Card, or Mixture, for $10 + Post
304W PCI or 302W PCMCIA (PC Card) as choices, just select the bundle you want.
** Edit** Chipset is the TI - TNETW1130GVF on Both. native Linux support in Later Kernals I believe.
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- Store Repbroadbandgear on 14/08/2009 - 14:28 ¶
Yes I forgot to put that in
Same Chipset on Both - TNETW1130GVF
Supported natively in a lot of Linux Builds I believe (later Kernals)
- Store Repbroadbandgear on 14/08/2009 - 14:36 ¶
Yes it does WPA and WPA2
Originally werent features in the devices when those old brochures printed.
Just wanted to add that I got the cards today, installed it, and it's running like a dream. The software is easy to use too, and WPA2 is supported. My only wish is that I hadn't wasted so much time with the Belkin piece of junk that this card is replacing - the Belkin drivers are just horrible and that's when they actually work (99% of the time, they don't).
Thanks for the deal!
+1 great deal, great company - bought a couple of modems/WLAN adapters from here and they were pleasant transactions all the time. The refurb OPEN Networks (Billion rebaged) is worth looking at too if you want ADSL/VoIP/WLAN all in one.
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- Store Repbroadbandgear on 14/08/2009 - 17:07 ¶
Literally have 100's
Also Wireless N will be ratified soon.
The same ADSL2+ speed as you would be getting now. It is not going to make your Internet connection any faster, as you will still be constrained by the speed your modem connects/syncs at. However your connection between your PC/laptop & the router (I am assuming you have a wireless router) will be UP TO 54Mbps.
ADSL2 syncs at a max of 12Mbps and ADSL2+ syncs at a max of 24Mbps. Factors such as distance to exchange, quality of copper, RIM etc will affect the speed you sync at.
JPOWER - Without knowing what you are using now, it is hard to say if it will be slower or faster. Put it this way, if you are currently connected to your router via a network cable, it is very likely that you will be connected at 100Mbps.
- mastablasta on 15/08/2009 - 13:54 ¶
Sorry, quick question. Where you can select the bundle, there are two options - "With OPEN302W", and "With 2nd OPEN302W", both an extra $2.05. What's the difference between choosing the two?
EDIT: Nevermind, just read a little closer and I misread the options - they're actually different products.
- Store Repbroadbandgear on 20/08/2009 - 21:34 ¶
feel free to call our support on 1300 795 844.
- PrinceHairy on 21/08/2009 - 16:23 ¶
Anyone got these working with Windows Vista x64? Can't seem to find drivers for them.
It installed on my other computer running Windows XP x86 fine :)
- Store Repbroadbandgear on 21/08/2009 - 16:52 ¶
Try the xp x64 drivers. Not sure if the same, but the 32 bit xp drivers are the ones that work on vista through device manager(Using windows Zero config, not the utility).
- PrinceHairy on 21/08/2009 - 18:03 ¶
Didn't work. Tried letting the Device Manager search for the drivers online and via the CD and it didn't find any suitable drivers.
…unless the xp x64 drivers aren't on the CD and are on the internet somewhere…


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Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 24, 2015
University of Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino will miss Atlantic Coast Conference media session on advice of lawyers due to recent allegations that prostitutes were hired to entertain players and recruits; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Oct. 21, 2015
Escort Katina Powell, who claims former University of Louisville employee Andre McGee hired her and other dancers to strip for and have sex with basketball recruits and players, says she has no physical proof that coach Rick Pitino knew about arrangement; other basketball news noted. MORE
Mar. 29, 2015
Louisville coach Rick Pitino, veteran college basketball coach who has led three schools to NCAA tournament's Final Four, comments on his love for sport's annual challenge of March Madness. MORE
Mar. 27, 2015
College Basketball Notebook; University of Louisville Coach Rick Pitino defends Syracuse University coach Jim Boeheim, who has been sanctioned after eight-year investigation by NCAA; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
William C Rhoden Sports of The Times column examines Louisville men's basketball coach Rick Pitino and Kentucky coach John Calipari, who faced each other in Midwest Regional semifinal; argues that both men are charismatic, highly competitive and unapologetic, exemplifying everything that makes big-time college coaching so convoluted and challenging. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Juliet Macur Sports of the Times column; Rick Pitino is dismayed to learn that his Louisville team, in its opening game in NCAA tournament, will play Manhattan College under coach Steve Masiello; observes that Masiello, who was his former assistant, knows Pitino's game intimately. MORE
Oct. 18, 2013
Louisville's starting power forward Chane Behanan, is suspended indefinitely; without providing details, coach Rick Pitino says that Behanan had broken a team rule but could return in December. MORE
Sep. 9, 2013
Rick Pitino, who has led three teams to college basketball's Final Four, winning two NCAA championships, is among 12-member class of 2013 inductees to Basketball Hall of Fame. MORE
Apr. 10, 2013
Greg Bishop On College Basketball column notes several events, including winning NCAA title, that have made past week best ever for Louisville men's basketball coach Rick Pitino. MORE
Apr. 6, 2013
Profile of Louisville men's basketball coach Rick Pitino, whose high-energy coaching style and strict approach to defense have remained unchanged over 25-year career; Pitino is busy preparing team for 2013 NCAA Final Four game against Wichita State. MORE
Mar. 31, 2013
Duke men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski and Louisville's Rick Pitino will meet in NCAA tournament Round of 8, but it is their 1992 Round of 8 matchup for which they will be most remembered. MORE
Nov. 10, 2012
Richard Pitino, at 30 years old, will become one of youngest coaches in Division 1 college basketball when he starts his job at Florida International this season; his father, Louisville coach Rick Pitino, had initially expressed doubts about his son's choice of profession, but now supports him fully. MORE
Jul. 26, 2012
Harvey Araton On College Athletics column compares Rick Pitino's experience when he took over as coach of the shamed University of Kentucky basketball team to what Bill O'Brien might have to face in replacing Joe Paterno as football coach at Penn State's heavily sanctioned program. MORE
Mar. 31, 2012
Harvey Araton On Basketball column holds that Louisville's matchup against favored Kentucky in the NCAA men's basketball tournament Final Four is a flashback for Louisville coach Rick Pitino to his days of coaching perennial underdog Providence. MORE
Mar. 24, 2012
Florida and Louisville are preparing to face off in the NCAA men's basketball tournament Round of 8; Florida coach Billy Donovan and Louisville coach Rick Pitino forged a player-coach friendship at Providence, including a 1987 Final Four run. MORE
Mar. 19, 2012
Louisville guard Russ Smith and team are preparing for NCAA men's basketball tournament Round of 16 against Michigan State; Louisville coach Rick Pitino describes challenges he faces coaching Smith, who is known for his antics on and off the court. MORE
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Pitino to Skip Media Session
Louisville announced Friday that Coach Rick Pitino would skip next week's Atlantic Coast Conference media session on the advice of lawyers because of allegations by the escort Katina Powell that the former Cardinals staffer Andre McGee hired...
October 24, 2015, Saturday
Escort Discusses Louisville Case
An escort who claimed that a former member of the coaching staff hired her to strip for and have sex with recruits and players said she had no proof that Coach Rick Pitino knew of her activities.
October 21, 2015, Wednesday
College Teams Add Assault Prevention to the Basics They Teach
In several ways it is a new world for big-time college sports, including a change in how sexual assault is discussed in locker rooms.
April 4, 2015, Saturday
Louisville Coach Rick Pitino Keeps Recalling How to Dream
Pitino, who has been on the sidelines since 1974, remains a youngster when it comes to the excitement of the N.C.A.A. tournament.
March 29, 2015, Sunday
Rick Pitino's Alchemy Turns Louisville's Bricks to Gold
The fourth-seeded Cardinals pulled away from North Carolina State for a 75-65 victory and advanced to the round of 8 for the fifth time in eight years.
March 28, 2015, Saturday
Louisville's Rick Pitino Defends Syracuse's Jim Boeheim
Pitino, a former assistant to Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim and now Louisville's coach, chided the N.C.A.A. for its multiyear investigation into Boeheim's program.
March 27, 2015, Friday
College Coaches Find No Consensus on One-and-Done Eligibility Rule
College basketball coaches have mixed views about obliging players to wait one year after graduating from high school before becoming eligible for the N.B.A. draft.
March 23, 2015, Monday
Beloved in Kentucky, but Benched for the Wildcats
Dominique Hawkins, a sophomore guard, was a high school star in Kentucky and dreamed of being a Wildcat, but he doesn't get to play much on an undefeated team.
March 7, 2015, Saturday
Gophers Give Their Pitino a Championship of His Own
Minnesota, coached by Richard Pitino, won the N.I.T. title over S.M.U. after Austin Hollins hit a late tiebreaking 3-pointer. Pitino's father, Rick, was at the game at Madison Square Garden.
April 4, 2014, Friday
The Pitinos Gather for a Garden Reunion
Minnesota Coach Richard Pitino, the son of Louisville's Rick Pitino, will lead the Gophers in the N.I.T. semifinal Tuesday against Florida State at Madison Square Garden.
April 1, 2014, Tuesday
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