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TIFTON — The Darton baseball team inched closer to the program's record for consecutive wins with a 13-3 victory against ABAC on Wednesday.
The win was the 14th straight for the Cavs, who are now within two of the school record they set last season.
No. 17 Darton (31-13, 21-4 Region XVII) got a complete game from pitcher John Harman, who allowed seven hits and just one earned run. Harman, who struck out two and didn't allow a single walk, is now 7-0.
It was Brandon Sharpe who once again led Darton at the plate with two hits and four RBIs, including a three-run homer in the sixth inning to put the game away. Sharpe's region-leading RBI total is now at 48.
Other Cavs with big nights at the plate were Hill Thomas (3-5, 3 RBI, 3 R) and Trey Haygood (2-3, 3 R, RBI). Darton plays again at 6 p.m. today at home against ABAC. There will be free admission for the game, which will be followed by a fireworks show.
LADY CAVS SWEEP GORDON: The Darton softball team has been just as hot as the Darton baseball team lately and extended its winning streak to 12 games on Wednesday with a doubleheader sweep of Gordon College.
The 15th-ranked Lady Cavs beat Gordon 16-1 in the opener and then won the second game, 9-0.
Savannah Carlisle was the winning pitcher in the first game and struck out five and allowed six hits. The Lady Cavs broke the game open with a 12-run second inning, which was highlighted by home runs from Melissa Dearth and Jostlyn Higgerson.
Dearth finished the game 3-for-3 with two homers and five RBIs. Bree Wells (3-4, RBI) and Jordan Allen (2-3) also had multi-hit games.
In the second game, Higgerson took a no-hitter into the sixth inning and finished the game with eight strikeouts and three hits allowed.
Emily Church smacked two homers and had five RBIs, Dearth added another home run and Wells and Allen were each 2-for-4.
Darton, which is now 38-10 overall and 15-1 in Region XVII, wraps up its regular season with home doubleheaders Friday against Middle Georgia and Saturday against Andrew College.
COLUMBUS STATE BASEBALL STOPS ASU: The Rams wrapped up their regular season with an 8-3 non-conference loss to Columbus State on Wednesday.
Albany State, which will enter next week's SIAC tournament as the No. 1 seed and with a perfect conference record, fell behind 4-0 in the first inning and never recovered.
Former Westover star Jacob Campbell, Sable Gilliard and Allen Hardy all drove in runs for the Rams, while Robert Latner was 2-for-4.
Clifford Peterson, who isn't typically in the Rams' pitching rotation, took the loss after allowing five runs and five hits in two innings. ASU's three relievers, including Leesburg native Drew Bacon, combined to throw six innings and allowed just five hits and three runs to Columbus State, the 10th-ranked team in Division II.
LADY RAMS SPLIT WITH CLAFLIN: The Albany State softball team pulled even with Claflin in the SIAC East Division standings with a 7-2 win in Wednesday's opener, but host Claflin pulled back ahead in the race for the No. 1 seed with a 7-2 victory in the second game.
The two teams will meet again Friday at Albany State in a doubleheader that could likely decide the No. 1 seed for next week's conference tournament.
In the first game, Albany State ace Alexa Lopez gave up just five hits in seven innings, and Domonique Bryant, Chaconna Marks and Kayla Alexander all hit home runs.
In the second game, ASU starter Chelsea Hicks gave up six runs in the first two innings before being replaced in the circle by Lopez, who gave up just one run the rest of the game. Malea Maye and Alexander hit homers for the Lady Rams in Game 2.
ASU plays again today in a doubleheader at Paine College before back-to-back home doubleheaders Friday and Saturday against Claflin and Benedict.
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- COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Darton softball returns from break, sweeps South Georgia ( April 10, 2014 )
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lady Cavs advance to Region XVII title game ( April 25, 2014 )
- LOCAL COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Darton softball sweeps East Georgia ( February 20, 2014 )
- LOCAL COLLEGE/PREP ROUNDUP: Darton's Dearth homers again as Lady Cavs sweep; ASU softball off to 2-0 conference start ( March 6, 2013 )
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Weather by Tim Kelley
Thursday April 30th, 2015 - 10:49 am
The weather forecast has changed quite bit since my last update. Instead of another late season snow storm, it now looks like we're going to have a good old-fashion, beautiful spring skiing weekend.
The old upper-level, low-pressure system that brought our big snow last week remains in place this week, acting to deflect the next cold air mass to the south.
That in turn means that low-pressure develops off of North Carolina and heads way out to sea.
A week weather front from Canada is here for Saturday and Sunday, there are some clouds mixed with the sun and a possible spot shower.
But it is a large high-pressure system near Ohio that will supply mild air.
It is dry enough that each morning should be firm, then in the afternoon, highs are near 60, very corny, if you know what I mean.
The weather looks much more seasonable next week, with warmer air a chance of showers and thunderstorms.
There is still more cold air in Canada but we may have seen our last snowfall of the season.
I have to say that the analog weather pattern for this year is similar to 1977, when we had a very late season snowfall, and the last several years have seen some dramatic May weather. So I'm not completely confident that winter is over.
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This could be my last update of the season. If so, it is been a complete pleasure to call the play-by-play on the longest streak of rain free weather in our lifetime. Thank you, and thank everybody at Jay Peak Resort for the hospitality.
Hope to be back again next year.
Best for a happy, fun, and healthy summer. Our shortest season of them all.
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Bilateral knee replacement surgery—Three weeks post-op and x-raysPosted: February 20, 2012 Filed under: Medical conditions | Tags: bilateral knee replacement surgery 33 Comments
Three weeks after surgery, Mark is walking around the house without a cane. He has started doing minor household chores like clearing his place after a meal and emptying or loading the dishwasher. Yesterday he refilled the birdfeeders.
Although he walks well, he still walks slowly, and doesn't like to be on his legs for very long periods at a time. Since the surgery we have gone out to lunch, dinner and breakfast. Last week he went to Macy's at a mall with me. I parked at the Macy's entrance so he wouldn't have to walk a great distance. While the sales clerk was assisting me, Mark sat in a chair in the shoe department (which isn't really all that different from what he might have done before the surgery).
Mark went for his two-week post-op check with his doctor last Wednesday where he was told he only needs the cane when he goes out in public. I don't believe I've seen the cane in his hand, here or when we've gone out, since. He has been set free from the CPM machine and no longer needs to wear the tight hose, unless his legs begin to swell.
Mark wants to drive to his physical therapy today. His therapist has told him he probably could drive as long as he can move his foot back and forth without pain. I plan to go with him. I'm not comfortable with him driving on expressways yet, but I think he will do fine going the short distance along primarily residential streets to physical therapy. He is pretty worn out after therapy and I suspect he will not want to drive home.
The doctor recommended he continue to take the Lyrica and Celebrex, neither of which are narcotics, until his supply runs out. The Percocet remains up to his discretion for as long as he needs it. He has not taken any for two or three days. Prior to that, he was only taking one in the middle of the night when he couldn't sleep because of discomfort in his legs.
With the removal of the outside bandage, Mark is now allowed to take showers. This hasn't been as big of a deal as he anticipated because he felt the sponge bathing he was able to do worked out pretty well. I shampooed his hair periodically.
The removal of the staples was a non-issue because there were no staples. Mark's incision had been closed with a single internal stitch that will dissolve, and steri-strips on the outside that will curl up and drop off. Overall we both think his scar looks good, much better than I, for one, had anticipated.
We didn't actually see the surgeon at the appointment, but saw his physician assistant. Later, Mark's physical therapist said that it was a good sign that the assistant did not think it necessary to call the surgeon into the room. The physician assistant gave us prints of the x-rays of Mark's bionic knees.
If you look closely at the above picture, you can see that the knee cap also looks like it was resurfaced.
Mark is experiencing a little numbness on the outside of his knees. It is noticeable, but not particularly problematic. He knew this was a possible side-effect of the surgery.
Mark continues to do the physical therapy exercises here at home: front leg lifts, side leg lifts, and bending knee lifts (not the proper name for this exercise). He does them three times a day, 50 repetitions on each leg. He's started adding leg weights to his ankles.
We are grateful that Mark's recovery has gone so quickly. Last week the woman beside him at therapy was four weeks post-op from a single knee replacement and was still using a walker. I don't think Mark's recovery made her feel better. We can't really explain it except to say that Mark had an excellent surgeon, he's relatively young, strong, and healthy; and he prepared himself by doing the recommended exercises prior to surgery; and faithfully continues to do them now. And he is extremely
hard-headed determined.
And maybe an angel or two in heaven are looking out for us.
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Here's to hard-headed husbands :) Wonderful news about Mark, Christine!
good morning Christine, glad to hear Mark is doing so well!!
You have a bionic man. That is extraordinary ;)
Both of you have done well, this is such good news!
Bless his heart, that looks incredibly painful. How blessed Mark is, though, to have such a supportive wife beside him!
My favorite part:
"While the sales clerk was assisting me, Mark sat in a chair in the shoe department (which isn't really all that different from what he might have done before the surgery)."
I guess laughter really is the best medicine. : ) Glad to hear everything's going so well!
Hi Christine and Mark – that's such good news .. so pleased to read .. long may it continue on .. cheers Hilary
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This is wonderful news. I suppose by now he's dancing around the room. :)
How is Mark doing now? I need to have bilateraly knee replacement, badly. But I am scared to do it at the same time…. I am having so much pain and difficulty standing for more than 10 minutes or walking for 10 minutes. Let's not even talk about up and down stairs, hills, and uneven surfaces. I haven't fallen yet. I would like to talk to someone that has experience bilaterally replacement with good results.
Lynn Hill
I recently had bilateral total knne's replaced January 4th 2013. Three days in hospital and 13 days skilled care facility for PT & OT. I came home last Saturday the 19th of Jan. I am doing well, icing, taking pain pills as needed and religiously doing my exercises. I have started therapy three times a week. I am now using the bike, and hope to venture out to the mall for more walking this coming week. It'sonly been three weeks yesterday from my surgery date. I'm so pleased I had them both done at the same time. I hope this is heloful for anyone considering both at once. Both my knees were bone on bone with no cartildege. Lots of work recovering, but no pain, no gain they say. Thank you god for your help thru all of this.
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Next Teusday…Bilateral knee surgery! 3 years ago I climbed 1575 stairs without a break, today I'm struggling with 2 steps. I am alittle nervous about the surgery but I keep telling myself I'll soon be riding my bike again, working in the yard, hiking again, and blah blah blah. It's good for me to read success stories. Glad to have found this one. Thanks, Tony
I had bi-laterial knee replacement surgery March 28, 2014. I stayed in hospital three days and rehab 5 days. I am now doing therapy three days a week at home. I have gone to work twice in the last two weeks; first time worked 5 hours and second time worked 7 hours which was to long. I am a bookkeeper and I did not make myself get up and walk around every 30 minutes or so. Overall God has been good to me, I was bone on bone with terrible arthritis and bone spurs on both knees. I still hurt especially after physical therapy, but I have not had a narcodic pain pill in two weeks or a tylenol in 4 days. I have taken a couple of "knee spasm" pills in the last week. Overall I am glad I had the surgery, I know I can only get better. I am a female 6′ 280 pounds. Not an easy task for me to get up and down, but I am doing it better and better by the Grace of God.
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You're still trying to frame his definition as subjective. It is
Star Trek
, in every
sense of the word. Subjectively, your mileage may vary, but that doesn't change the fact that it is
Star Trek
When someone says, "It doesn't feel like Star Trek," what they mean is, "It doesn't feel like GOOD Star Trek," which is a perfectly valid statement.
Though it's still wholly subjective as a form of taste. One can say "I don't like it, it doesn't feel like good Star Trek," and that's fine, but there are people using it to say that it doesn't qualify
Star Trek, because of some nebulous idea of what they think Star Trek is supposed to represent.
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The movie answers these questions.
No it doesn't. They just thought it would be cool to have the ship fall to Earth and be saved.
Yes, it really does. I recommend a second viewing.
Well, sure, of course it's subjective, but I honestly do believe there is some level of objectivity when it comes to analyzing a work of art's level of
. TOS, TNG, and DS9 all feel very different from one another, but they are all masterful shows in their own right because they all have high ambition to
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The third-annual "Snagadate," a fundraiser for the American Heart Association, will be held this Thursday, Oct. 13, at Aloft Richmond West's xyz bar in Glen Allen, beginning at 6:30 p.m.
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Gatland's Men in Fine Shape after Samoa Power to This Convincing Win
Andy Howell at Eden Park, Auckland FIJI SAMOA 7TRY: Talei CON: Luveniyali 27 TRIES: Fotuali''i, Stowers CON: Williams PENS: G Pisi (4) DROP GOAL: G Pisi Team: K Murimurivalu; V Goneva, G Lovobalavu, S Bai (J Valivuli 53, T Tuapati 75)), N Nalaga; N Little (W Luveniyali 58), N Kenatale (V Buatava 65); C Ma''afu, S Koto, D Manu (capt) (S Somoca 63), S Kalou (R Nasiga 65), L Nakarawa, N Talei, S Koyamaibole, M Ravulo (A Qera 56).
Team: P Williams; S Tagicakibau, G Pisi (E Fuimaono-Sapolu 53), S Mapusua, A Tuilagi; T Pisi (J Sua 63), K Fotuali''i; S Taulafo, M Schwalger (capt) (T Paulo 69-74), C Johnston (A Perenise 53), D Leo, K Thompson (F Levi 63), T Tuifu''a, G Stowers, M Fa''asavalu (M Salavea ht).
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand) Attendance: 60,327 WARREN GATLAND got his wish when Samoa powered their way to a convincing World Cup victory over Fiji yesterday.
Assuming Wales carried out their part of the bargain and piled up the points against chopping blocks Namibia in New Plymouth early today, they would be in plum position to finish in the top two of PoolDto secure a place in the quarter-finals.
Coach Gatland hopes the psychological damage incurred by a dreadful and demoralised Fiji in front of a 60,327 crowd at Auckland's Eden Park will work in favour of his side.
Fiji can still qualify for the last eight, but are rank outsiders.
Bonus-point victories over Namibia and Fiji would result in Wales finishing the so-called group of death with 15 points.
Samoa could finish on that figure while leaders South Africa can attain 20. The most Fiji can reach is 10.
However, there are a number of scenarios which could occur. The first is if Samoa achieve an unlikely bonus-point victory over the world champion Springboks in Auckland on Friday night.
If South Africa failed to pick up a losing bonus point and Wales finish on 15, Gatland's men would join Samoa in the last eight.
But, should the Springboks get a point, the group would be decided on points difference, hence the importance of Wales emulating South Africa and taking Namibia to the cleaners to create a buffer between them and Samoa If Wales and Samoa ended up on 14 with South Africa, points difference would again be the determining factor.
A losing bonus point for the Springboks would take them to 15, meaning Wales would go through as runner-up because the criteria for deciding a tie between two countries is the result of the game between them.
The other possibility is Wales, Samoa and Fiji all finishing on 10. Then it would be down to points difference. Confused, concerned? Don't be because, after watching Fiji, I'd expect Wales to pulverise them up front and run in a few tries.
And Wales would know exactly what they have to do because their match with Fiji takes place 48 hours after the clash between South Africa and Samoa.
So the ball is in Gatland's court.
Provided they weren't victims of the biggest upset in union history against Namibia, a quarter-final place is Wales' to lose.
Samoa's pack won it against Fiji, demolishing them at the scrum and dominating the breakdown.
Both their tries came from Ospreys-bound players, scrum-half Kahn Fotuali'i and No. 8George Stowers. Full-back Paul Williams kicked a conversion, while fit-again outside-half Tusi Pisi put over four penalties and a drop goal for a 15-point haul.
All shell-shocked Fiji could muster was a late try from blindside flanker Netani Talei, converted by replacement Sedre Luveniyali.
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Vizati is a puzzle game that will put your mind to the test. You have to rotate a magical cube to connect (group) the little vizati stones by color and figure out the best way to do it with a limited number of rotations/moves. You can play the Story Mode and follow the story between Julie and Peter who discovered the Vizati cube, or play the Arcade Mode, which is a rawer, faster and even more teasing mode.
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y <- 1:5
z <- matrix(outer(x,y,"+"),nrow=5)
z2 <- z
z2[5,5] <- Inf
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Jeremy and Danielle Chasteen are the parents of a daughter, Elle Meredith, born on Oct. 22, 2015.
She weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces. She was welcomed home by her sister, Claire.
Grandparents are Andy and Karla Drewes, and Jerry and Connie Chasteen.
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The organist was the Rev. Alan Holtz.
Attending elders were Jay Rothe and Curtis Jenne.
A special guest speaker was seminary student Adam Carnehl, the Adopt-a-Student of the LWML.
New Coats for Barn Critters
Baby Bucky Burro, his mama, Madricka, and Lady, the senior mini-horse, are wearing their new winter coats. Lady's coat is particularly pretty, as she chose a little different color that becomes her. Usually it is sort of a dapple gray, but the dominant color is a shade or two darker this year, and Bill describes it as looking rather like an Appaloosa now.
Madricka just looks lovely, as always, and baby Buckwheat looks cute and cuddly with his fuzzy new coat.
Thursday, October 29
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Saturday, October 31
• St. Elmo Trick-or-Treat Night, 6-8 p.m.
• Trunk or Treat, 6-8 p.m., First United Methodist Church parking lot.
Sunday, November 1
• Time changes at 2 a.m. on Sunday from Daylight Savings to Standard time; set your clocks BACK one hour.
• Detour Youth, 6 p.m., First Church of God S.H.E.D.
• Amp'd high school youth, 6:30 p.m., St. Elmo Christian Church.
• Dana L. Kirkland, 28, Decatur, was arrested on Oct. 26 on a warrant for a charge of disorderly conduct. Bond was $25,000.
• Paige L. Lorton, 35, Shelbyville, was arrested on Oct. 26 for failure to appear in court on a misdemeanor charge. Bond was $3,000.
• Starla D. Hostetler, 44, Pana, was arrested on Oct. 25 for failure to appear in court on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol. Bond was $6,500.
This week's photo: These siblings were born and reared in Fayette County. She is married with two sons, and he has three sons. They have two brothers and two sisters, and both work in the St. Elmo area.
Sending a sexual text message that include an inappropriate photo can cause all kinds of problems, especially when the parties involved are underage teens.
As students at Vandalia Community High School learned last Thursday, nude photos of underage teens are considered child pornography, and both those sending and receiving them are subject to criminal prosecution.
Several years ago, I was asked by John Goldsmith of Greenville what I knew of the 1920s "Brownstown Milk War." Up to that time, I had never heard of the "war," so consulted my local Brownstown expert, the late Ben Forbis, He confirmed that there was such a thing and it took place in the early 1930s.
I then turned to one of the best sources, back issues of The Vandalia Union. Most newspapers publish a recap of news events throughout the year in a December or January edition. Any kind of "war" was sure to be reported.
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Welcome to Last Look, where we round up the Style scraps that didn't make it to our news page this week. Click through and catch up on what else happened since Monday!
The New York Daily News reported that men spend half as much money on their wives as they do on their mistresses during the holiday season, according to a survey by Ashley Madison.com. On average, the wife receives a $60 present, while the mistress gets something worth $125. The Daily News breaks it down: As for what that money buys, the three most popular gifts for wives, in descending order, are perfume, bath and body products, and gift cards. The mistress gets the better deal: she's likely to receive jewelry, followed by lingerie and a spa day.
The Wall Street Journal chatted with John Galliano this week and the designer dished on his lavish bows at the end of his shows: People always ask me about the clothes I wear on the runway. The attention should be on the collection -- not my finale! I get so immersed in the world that I am creating that—like a method actor -- I tune with the muse, the story and the collection so much so that I evolve into an homage to the world I have created.
Time magazine named its Top 10 Fashion Statements of 2010 and taking first place was Lady Gaga's meat dress worn to the MTV Video Music Awards. Rounding out the top three were M.I.A.'s red carpet burqa and Venus Williams's flesh-colored underpants at the French Open.
Way to multitask! It turns out that Marc Jacobs had photograph Juergen Teller shoot his Spring 2011 campaign backstage during the designer's runway show, Fashionologie wrote. Here's the first two photos from the campaign featuring Masha Kirsanova and Caroline Brasch Nielsen.
The New York Times caught up with CFDA/Vogue Fund winner, Alabama-based designer Billy Reid, and asked him what he plans to do with his prize money: Mr. Reid, who has made 27 plane trips to New York this year, plans to spend the $300,000 on sales help, opening a Manhattan showroom (he has taken over an old garage on Bond Street near his shop) and creating a separate warehouse in Florence. "That sounds boring, but it's a huge efficiency," he said. He would also like to hire someone to focus on product development. At the moment he and five others handle design, sampling and production. "It's hard to separate those things for a small company," he said. "You end up doing everything." He added, "This money couldn't come at a better time."
Just several weeks ago, Conan O'Brien taught the world about man jeggings and Fashionista revealed where the lanky redhead picked up his pair of trendy pants: the street: Apparently the show's costume crew snagged them curbside in downtown LA. Our source says he "assumes" they were intended for men, though they do look an awful lot like these lady jeggings from Express. But that's not all! Fashionista wrote, "Conan's legs are so long that the costume crew needed to buy two pairs to extend the legs to make them fit."
"Project Runway" fans get psyched! No, the judges didn't reverse their decision and crown Mondo the winner...but a new spinoff is likely to soon hit TV sets. Deadline reported that Harvey Weinstein has sold "Project Runway: Accessories" to Lifetime. Who will host? Who will compete? Jewelry, handbags or hats? So many questions yet to be answered. Will you tune in?
The 2011 Pirelli Calendars have already hit eBay. USA Today reported earlier in the week that the racy month-by-months were going for about $800, with Buy It Now prices of $725. But we just checked the online retailer and it seems that the bidding is lower (think $200 to $350), but the Buy It Now prices are higher ($999). How much is too much to spend on the perfect gift for the holiday season?
In the comparison we've all been waiting for, Michael Kors likened Kate Middleton to Michelle Obama this week. The designer spoke with Vogue UK: "When Barack Obama first became well known and everyone started looking at Mrs. Obama I thought to myself 'This is a very different, modern-looking couple.' When I designed the outfit for the Michelle's first official portrait no one thought she would wear matte jersey but she did. Past women in the same position had always worn a tailored suit," Kors tells us. "When I look at Kate I see a changing of the guard in what is considered elegant. She is likes to look easy but chic. I would liken her to Obama and Carla Bruni in that way. All these women are in situations where they shaking off the formal suits of their predecessors."
After filing a Chapter 11 petition in late November, Loehmann's has said it hopes to exit bankruptcy by February, The Cut wrote. So what's the plan? A few "strategic business initiatives." One of these "strategic business initiatives" includes "highlighting the Back Room," which is the section that houses the high-end designer goods. This seems pretty obvious, since sometimes they have great past-season Marc Jacobs or Dolce & Gabbana, for example, which is then impossible to find at the 18th Street Loehmann's. Another plan is to reallocate "marketing funds to reach new and additional customers." So find more customers and make sure they know the store stocks cut-rate high-fashion loot.
BNET named its "10 Biggest Fashion-Business Faux Pas" of the year. What made the list? Rodarte's "Juarez" nail polish, Mark Ecko using Lindsay Lohan as a muse, Hollister's bed bug problem and Walmart's lax response to toxic jewelry. Check out the rest of the list at BNET.
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Work starts on Cell Therapy Catapult in Stevenage
Construction of the UK's much-vaunted new £55 million Cell Therapy Catapult is underway in Stevenage. The Cell Therapy Catapult, the UK... Read More
Cancer screening service smashes target with Cambridge crowd
With £550,543 of investment from, amongst others, Kevan McDonald and SyndicateRoom members, Check4Cancer will accelerate its already-impressive... Read More
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Former Wolf Pack pitcher Chad Qualls tied a career-high on Tuesday night, picking up his 9th save of the season.
Qualls worked the 9th inning, giving up one hit with two strikeouts in the Diamondbacks 5-3 win over the Marlins.
The nine saves are the third-most in the major leagues. He's also got a 2.40 E.R.A.
Qualls made the switch to closer towards the end of last season. This is the first year he's entered the season in the role.
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Selling A Home With Solar Is Much Easier Than You Think
As the number of solar homes grows, solar agreement transfers will become business as usual. Until then, it's important that everyone involved take time to understand how they work. Most importantly, realtors, buyers and sellers should be on guard against sensationalized accounts of difficult transfers. The fact is, selling and buying a solar home is easy. Resources include the Solar Energy Industries Association's Residential Consumer Guide to Solar Power.
Sunrun Awarded Change Prize By SunShot Initiative To Make Solar Installations Faster
Sunrun has been awarded a Change Prize by the U.S. Department of Energy SunShot Initiative and will participate in the SunShot Prize: Race to 7-Day Solar. The competition launches Sept. 22 with a goal to motivate local governments, communities, solar companies and electric utilities to shorten the time it takes to get solar on a home to one week. Over the next 18-months, Sunrun will compete with four other teams to cut the permit-to-plug-in time for small PV systems up to 100 kilowatts.
EPRI, SunEdison Partner On Net-Zero Energy Home Pilot Project
The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) is overseeing a pilot project to build nine net-zero energy homes in Fontana, California. SunEdison will supply advanced battery systems for the endeavor. Also partnering on the project are national homebuilder Meritage Homes, which is constructing the houses, the California Public Utilities Commission and local utility Southern California Edison. The research institute is leading the project to evaluate how net-zero energy homes that generate and store their own energy impact the local electricity grid.
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Three-hundred-fifty solar professionals, representing more than 110 solar installation and development companies, celebrated Monday, September 14, 2015, at the Top 500 Solar Contractors Gala. The annual event recognizes solar contractors listed on the Solar Power World Top 500 Solar Contractors list for their contribution and dedication to the solar industry. Held at the Hilton Anaheim, the Gala included networking, dinner and awards.
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WASHINGTON, DC - In a move that's expected to increase the use of solar hot water systems across New York, the state's Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is expanding its Solar Hot Water Program statewide to include projects that displace hot water produced by heating oil, natural gas, propane and wood, as well as projects that displace electricity. After the announcement was made today, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), which strongly supported the expansion, applauded Gov.
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New York PSC Stays New Net Metering Rules
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SEIA Applauds Decision to Veto Anti-Solar Bill in West Virginia
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Are You Depressed Because You're Introverted?by Lindsey Kay, MD | May 2, 2008
A study published in Psychological Science evaluated the link between happiness and personality traits in 973 twins. The authors found that happiness was heritable, and that it showed genetic linkage to certain personality traits. Those who were extroverted, open, agreeable and conscientious were more likely to be happy. Moreover, twins who exhibited similar personality traits had similar levels of happiness in a seemingly genetic pattern.
The authors concluded that these results mean happiness could be the result of these specific personality traits, and that depression was brought about by the opposing traits of introversion, disagreeability and neuroticism. While this is a potentially correct conclusion, it seems that the opposite could also be true — depression is an inheritable trait, which leads to certain personality traits that occur in response to this depressed mood.
Many studies have linked certain personality traits to depression. But whether the underlying cause is these traits or depression itself remains to be determined. Alternatively, it may be that both personality traits and depressive tendencies are genetically inherited, but they are inherited together in a predictable pattern, i.e. genes for depressive mood and introversion travel together.
Anyone who has been depressed can vouch for the fact that, when things get bad, you do not want to socialize, you do not feel agreeable or open, and you are not very conscientious about yourself or those around you. So it seems plausible that these traits are as much a product of the depression as they are its underlying cause.
The truth probably lies somewhere in between. Personality traits are not always inherited, and environmental factors clearly also play a role in the development of personality development. Environmental factors are also important in the development of depression — but we still cannot explain why some individuals become depressed but others do not in response to the same stressful event. Underlying genetic susceptibility to depression and other mood disorders clearly exists, and likely interacts with life events and personal habits in a complex fashion to ultimately determine our personality and our mood. But the idea that our personality traits are genetically determined and are the major determinate of mood disorders is still just a theory.
Weiss, A., Bates, T.C., Luciano, M. (2008). Happiness Is a Personal(ity) Thing: The Genetics of Personality and Well-Being in a Representative Sample. Psychological Science, 19(3), 205-210. DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9280.2008.02068.x
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I mixed a batch of Q-P-TEA as per Patrick's formula (10g Hydroquinone, 0.2g Phenidone, 100ml TEA) and tried it on a roll of Tri-X. To be on the safe side I used a 1+30 dilution and developed the roll for 17.5 minutes at 21°C. The negatives do have a brown stain that looks rather prominent to me but then I can't compare it to negs developed with Pyro or Catechol. Grain is reduced, the negatives are sharp and do print well on grade 2.
Does anybody have dilutions/times to compare? HP5+ anyone?


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66% of Americans surveyed said they prefer reading the newspaper in print, 28% prefer reading the online version of the paper (Source: Rasmussen Reports)
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BRAVO! and i will tell you why paper wins out. Reading on paper is superior in terms of brain chemistry deep inside the reading brain, according to ongoing MRI and PET scan tests I have been monitoring from my cave in Taiwan, and reading on paper lights up different and superior regions of the brain for three things: info processing, info retention and info analysis. Reading on a screen is also cool and fun
adn speedy and convenient, but but it lights up different regions of the brain in terms of brain chem for those three items i listed. I am writing a book on this now.
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1997 Honda Other
The abs light came on today. What do I look for? Thanks
Ted Horne
May 19, 2006.
May 19, 2006.
Check all the fuses. There could be more than one on the ABS. The ABS can also be an indicator that the brake light could be bad. Check the lights on the car and the fuses. Don't forget to look at the fuses under the hood. Check the manual.
Bruce Hunt
May 23, 2006.
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