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I am now 8 days late i have taken 3 pregnancy test and they are all BFN my last pregnancy which i miscarried i got a positive days after i missed i am worried and hope that i can still be pregnant anyone had this happen to them.....also the only symptoms i have are sensitive nipples and i had cramps a few days ago for about and hour thats about it
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I am 8 days late also with 3 negative tests. With my first child i didn't test positive on a HPT until i was 12 weeks pregnant! I am having some symptoms like sore breasts, cramping, fatigue. If i don't have my period by next Friday i am defiantly making a drs appt.posted 04/01/2012 by ArielLynn918
Hey your not alone i had a MC in june and now (January) am 7 days late i ovulated on the 7th so that would mean my period was due on the 21st, When i found out i was pregnant last time i had all the usual pregnantcy symtoms Sore boobs, using the ladies lots couldnt sleep this time i have nothing but tiredness and cramps. I have done several pregnantcy tests and all come back negative, Im booking a doctors app Monday. Can you tell me what the outcome was of your situation pleaseposted 01/28/2012 by Chogie
I am TEN days late so far! I keep getting BFN's as well. I don't keep up with ovulation as we were not trying, but I have some surgery coming up (On my teeth) and I don't want to get it if I am pregnant! I called my doc and she prescribed me birthcontrol pills and then told me to go ahead and start taking them and just wait for a period!!! I think I need a new OB doc...ASAP!posted 05/11/2011 by MomOf3LittleCuties
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Questions are being raised in Bridgeport about a lucrative arrangement, disclosed in Sunday's Courant, under which the city has been obtaining legal services from Edwin J. Maley Jr., former state Senate Democrats' attorney and staff chief.
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"Now I read in the Harford Courant that a former Senate colleague of the mayor [is] in line to receive close to a quarter of a million dollars of Bridgeport taxpayers hard-earned money in a contract that was never approved by the City Council," Grimaldi quoted the e-mail by council members Bob Walsh and Andre Baker as saying.
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Only a few minutes later, I was boldly approaching the house of a fire-breathing giant with a box of pepperoni pizza in my hands.
Annabeth and I had broken in to the local pizza joint and stolen something that was lined up for delivery, along with one of the employees' hats. We'd return that later, but there were no promises about the pizza making it out alive.
I kept thinking, This is suicide, this is suicide as I walked up to the front door. It was nearly ten feet tall. Not really knowing what else to do, I rang the doorbell. The sound of it almost blew me backward down the hill. It sounded like one hundred gongs all being rung at the same time and I couldn't help but wonder if Cacus was deaf or something. Maybe he just wanted to make an impression.
It worked.
After my ears stopped ringing, there was a few seconds of silence then a rhythmic thumping, like someone was taking their elephant for a walk. The massive door swung open and there was Cacus.
You'd think with a house this big, he'd have a housekeeper or butler to open the door for him.
Anyway, when I first saw him, I wasn't sure if the word to describe him was "barbaric" or "classy." He was nearly nine feet tall with long dreadlocks and scarred, pockmarked skin that reminded me of Prometheus. To top off the whole look, he was wearing an Italian suit that looked like it cost more than I would ever see in my lifetime.
He scowled down at me and boomed, "What do you want?"
Well, I could see he'd gotten used to the New York lifestyle. I took a deep breath which was hard because when he'd spoken, his breath smelled strongly of sulfur. I tried not to cough. "Large pepperoni pizza for a Mr. Cacus?"
He opened the door a little wider and moved aside. "I did not order pizza." His accent was thickly Italian. "But bring it in. I am hungry."
The way he said that while eyeing me up and down made me nervous but I stepped in anyway. I felt a breath of air blow past me as Annabeth ran inside invisibly.
The inside of the house was beyond impressive. The ceilings were so tall I wondered if there was enough room left for another floor, but there was a massive staircase right in front of me, divided so the stairs ran up on the left and right. Between the divide I could see more of the house. The rooms to either side of me were darkly lit and piled to the ceiling with glittering treasures. It would be practically impossible to find one staff in all this. I could only hope that Annabeth had started looking and would find it soon.
Cacus led me underneath the stairs and into the rest of the house. There was a living room directly in front of me with white shag carpeting, white leather sofas that were taller than me, and a TV the size of a movie theater screen.
He thundered through the house in his designer shoes and I wondered where, exactly, he had those made. Honestly, I don't think Famous Footwear makes shoes in that size.
We finally made it to the kitchen and I set the pizza down on the counter that was also taller than me. Cacus just stared at me. I was about to demand that he pay me for my incredible service, when Annabeth shouted from somewhere upstairs, "Percy, I found it!"
He smiled at me and it was the most disgusting thing I'd ever seen. All his teeth were brown and there were several holes in a few of them. A dentist would have a heart attack after seeing that. "Would you be Percy Jackson, by any chance?"
I wasn't about to stick around and make introductions. I drew my sword and ran back toward the front door, Cacus thundering after me. He probably would have caught up with me a lot sooner if it weren't for the delicate furniture he kept trying to get around.
In the front foyer, Annabeth was waiting for me, holding her hat and the caduceus. She ran with me to the front door, but there was only one problem: the front door. The thing was nearly ten feet tall and probably several thousand pounds.
I pulled on the handle, but it didn't budge. Annabeth and I both turned around, ready to face the giant, but he was just standing there. Smiling at us.
"Foolish demigods!" he boomed in his thick accent. "Thinking you could steal from me? On an errand from Hermes, are you?" He laughed once, a loud sound that shook the chandelier above his head. Then he inhaled sharply and I realized what he meant to do.
A half-second before the flames hit us, I threw up my arms and we were protected by a thin wall of water. The fire evaporated into steam as soon as it hit the shield and, miraculously, nothing in the house caught fire.
Annabeth suddenly gasped. "Percy, the door!"
I was about to say, "Yes, Annabeth, I know we need to get out through the door," when I realized what she meant. It was the only thing in the house that was made of wood.
Cacus paused to inhale again and I said, "Put your cap on, now. And get out of here! I have a plan."
She scowled at me but put her hat on anyway. No kiss this time. Sigh.
I let down my shield of water and Cacus took a step toward me, laughing like some mad scientist. He inhaled again and I backed up to the door. At the very last second, I hit the ground and the flames shot straight threw the wood, incinerating it. Really, though, who's idea was it to give a fire-breathing giant a wooden door?
I managed not to get burned, which was a miracle. When Cacus ran out of firepower, I stood up and felt Annabeth's hand on my shoulder. We ran out through the smoldering remains of the door, Cacus inhaling again behind us.
We jumped in the car, Annabeth tossed the caduceus in the back, and I floored the gas pedal. Cacus thundered out of the house after us, breathing fire on the back of the car, and I could only hope the tailpipe hadn't ignited.
By now, it was after eleven and the streets outside New York were a little more deserted so Cacus didn't kill too many people with his flame-throwing.
"How are we supposed to defeat him?" Annabeth asked, looking over her shoulder at the giant that was fast approaching our bumper.
"Don't look at me! This is your area of expertise."
She started thinking and I pressed the pedal harder.
"Can't this thing go any faster?" Annabeth shouted.
"It's a Prius, it wasn't exactly built for speed!"
"I've got an idea! Get to the waterfront. If you keep the car from getting wet, do you think you can drive it across the bottom of the Hudson?"
I scowled. "Yeah, I can do it."
"What's the problem, then?"
The problem wasn't that we would have to detour through Union City, New Jersey instead of taking the highway across. No, that would be easy. "The problem is that you assume I can do it."
She rolled her eyes. "Just drive."
By some miracle, we made it to the waterfront and only two houses in Union City had caught fire. I droves straight off the nearest pier and concentrated on keeping the Prius dry as we drove along the bottom of the river. Let me just say the headlights did nothing in that murk.
I drove the car up a small incline and onto the grass before careening out onto the road. I may have accidentally run over a garden of flowers on the way, but we were in the city and we had about thirty minutes to get to the Empire State Building. Plenty of time, fortunately.
In the rearview mirror, I could see Cacus pacing the waterfront, blowing fire into the sky. The most I could do for now was hope he didn't burn down New Jersey or ignite some power plant. Plenty of those around. I kept driving.
About halfway there, I realized that there was a light on the dashboard that kept blinking. We had a flat tire. I was wondering what that bumping sound was.
I limped the car to the side of the road with a fair amount of cussing and got out.
"What's going on?" Annabeth asked, getting out with me.
"Flat tire. No way this thing is gonna make it to Olympus."
I got around to the trunk and almost had a heart attack. The whole back of the car was scorched and rusted. The bumper was gone along with most of the trunk. It was still sizzling, so it took a few tries to get enough of it open that I could get the spare tire out.
"Paul is going to kill me," I muttered as I jacked up the car and pulled off the scorched, deflated back tire.
As I started replacing it, Annabeth leaned against the side of the car and exhaled audibly. A few of her curls were singed on the ends and the bottom of her dress was smoldering. There were a few patches of it that were practically ash.
"You look beautiful," I told her simply.
She smiled and touched the ends of her hair. The blackened parts crumbled off. "Thanks," she said dryly. "Well, this has been fun. But next time, let's just rent a movie and stay at your apartment, OK?"
I nodded. "That sounds great."
By the time I was finished, we had less than ten minutes. I floored the pedal, prayed the engine wouldn't give out and we had enough gas to make it the last few blocks, and headed for Olympus.
When we got there, the door was thankfully unlocked. We ran inside and the doorman glanced up at us.
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?" he asked, looking at the caduceus in Annabeth's hand.
I nodded. "And we have about three minutes to get it back to Hermes so if you could kindly let us in
He pressed a button and the security doors swung open. The elevator came slowly, and went up slowly, and we had only about a minute and a half left. When the doors slid open, though, I was momentarily distracted.
"Wow," I said, stopping in admiration. "This place looks great, Annabeth!"
She smiled, glowing with pride. "Thanks. I was going for a sort of modern Mediterranean"
"Yeah, no time." I grabbed her hand and we ran full tilt for the Hall. Somewhere, I could hear a clock chiming midnight. We ran faster.
We got in with roughly five seconds to spare. Hermes was pacing the floor, looking distracted and very, very angry. He glanced up when he saw us.
"Right on time," he said, managing a smile. The caduceus flew to his hand. "Thank you both. Really, it's much appreciated."
I was about to shout something I would probably regret when he disappeared into thin air. I sighed. "Well, that was a waste of time."
Annabeth sighed too, and started for the door. "Let's just go home. I'm tired."
After I dropped Annabeth off at her school, I headed back to the apartment and the Prius somehow managed to survive. Though, when I put it in park, the engine started smoking and the front fender fell off. Another tire was flat. I turned the car off and trudged upstairs, thinking I'd take care of it in the morning. I fell asleep almost instantly.
The next morning, at around seven, I was awakened to a very loud, "Percy! Get out here, right now!"
I felt like I had a hangover, but I managed to get to the kitchen. Paul was standing in the doorway, holding up half a burned tire. Suddenly, I remembered the Prius.
" was all I could think to say.
"Oh? OH? My car is ruined and all you can say is 'oh?' Please tell me this is normal for demigods."
I ran a hand through my partly-singed hair, trying to think of what to say. "Um
it's normal for demigods who've been chased by fire-breathing giants?" I ended it like a question.
Paul's eyes widened. "Wha giants?" He started muttering something about how life was so much easier before he knew about all of this. "Look, I don't have time right now, but how, exactly," he fought to keep his voice under control. "do you propose I fix the car?"
Fortunately, I had the answer to that one. "I know someone at camp. I'll swing by later and bring him back here, see if he can do anything."
"No," Paul said firmly, brandishing the remains of the tire at me. "You'll swing by now."
With that, he walked out and slammed the door.
I wondered vaguely who I would rather face: a fire-breathing giant, or parents. You know what? A fire-breathing giant sounds pretty good to me.
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This is great I'd rather face an angry fire-breathing giant than an angry mom too, though.
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lol why thank you! and that's like my cuss word. haha i figure it's better than other things i could say
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Could I be pregnant if I got my period?
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Well over the last couple days Ive just assumed I wasnt because, its not just spotting. My flow is heavy and has lasted 5 days now. So We are just going to try again.posted 11/06/2011 by Angela528
You can still have some bleeding during pregnancy this is caused my implantation of the egg into the uterus this can be easily confused with an early period, implantation bleeding typically looks brownish or very pink and can cause some cramping! Good luck!!! I hope you get the results you want! :)posted 11/05/2011 by heatherandrobert
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I am definitely a Clydesdale even when in good shape, I'm about 6'2.5 and right now am 260. I've owned 2 bikes in my adult life, a Huffy my girlfriend bought me when I was 22 or 23 (before that I rode my little sisters pink 10 speed huffy ). Surprisingly, the Huffy served me well. The only thing that was bad about it was that the bottom bracket failed and caused me an injury.
I traded my then GF my bike plus $100 (around 1998) for her bike which she never rode and needed work, a 93 Trek 720 multi-trek (which I believe she paid 4 something for it). I like the bike, but it's 20 years old and repairs are expensive and my new girlfriend wants to get into biking, so this way we could ride together. The one thing my bike doesn't have that I absolutely wished it did is a front suspension. The streets in Philadelphia are in terrible condition, especially the side streets. Early last spring I got caught in heavy rain, didn't see a pothole and the pothole turned my front wheel sideways and I went right over the handlebars, luckily the ground was wet and concrete burn wasn't that bad.
I was just in my LBS and I saw the Schwinn searcher 4 XL(extra large 6'1-6'5). This bike seems to have everything I want. It's large and better fitted to me than my Trek. Does anyone have any experience with this bike? My Trek is Chromoly and the Searcher 4 is aluminum tipple butted and the fork is also aluminum. I asked the guy if this bike could safely carry 300 pounds (basically me and stuff on a rack and in my backpack) and he said it could. Should I be worried about this weight thing?
Also, the brakes are different than my Trek, which has center pull cantilever brakes and this bike has side pull cantilever brakes (I think they call them V brakes). I always felt that I had really good leverage on my brakes on the Trek, in fact, I was fearful of locking the front brakes up (as happened when I was severely underweight at 165 in 2002). The Cantilever braking system seemed to me, at the time switching from regular huffy brakes to be a huge improvement. Will this brake system have the same leverage as mine? 145 kilos moving at several meters per second is a lot of energy to displace. I can stop my Trek in a panic stop from 20mph to stopped in about 2 bike lengths.
Also, according to Schwinn, the crank is the same as my Trek (48-38-28) but the cassette is different 7sp 14-34 vs my existing cassette of 12-28 7sp. I've never even seen a bicycle that has a ratio of less than 1:1 (which is the case in 1st gear on the Searcher). Also, this has a rather odd looking derailleur, a Shimano Altus and the plastic wheels are really big. My Trek also has a Shimana Altus and it looks nothing like it. Is there any particular advantage or disadvantage to these giant plastic wheels in the derailleur than the traditional small ones? Also, why would there be a less than 1:1 ratio on such a light bike? A hill would have to be pretty steep to need to drop below 1:1 (I realize that you have to take the wheel size into consideration, it's not REALLY 1:1, but the wheel is the same size as my Trek which means the bike will go a shorter distance with 1 turn of the crank on this bike than mine in 1st gear)
The shifting is odd. You use one shifter to shift up and a second set to shift down. My Trek has Shimano twist-shift and I LOVE it and I have a bad knee and so I rarely if ever pedal in an upright position anymore, so I cam constantly shifting.
The bike says "Made in China", which bothers me. Also, it just doesn't look as sturdy as my bike. It's also cheaper than my bike was 20 years ago and the dollar has lost A LOT of value since then, so something has to give, right?
Threadless headset: What are the thoughts here? My Trek is threaded.
My needs are simple, I want a simple, entry level LBS bike with as few "features" as possible (no disc brakes, no electric shifters etc) that can stand up to a combination of my weight and the city streets. In fact, if it were reasonable to do, I would just put a suspension fork on my Trek. Getting that suspension fork is the only thing that is going to get me to lay out $450. I am also a little leery of Schwinn. They seem to have sold their soul and are manufacturing some really JUNK TRASH GARBAGE bikes for K-Mart and Walmart. Is the LBS line (I think they are the "Signature" series) up to Schwinn of yesteryear or of Trek (in the same price range)?
Schwinn says the MSRP is $440 and my LBS has it on sale for 399, which is actually $432 with sales tax (8% in Philadelphia).
Can anyone offer any advice?


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Here are my Texas Enterprise blogs (and readers' comments) on career topics:
Ready to Move for a New Job? Not So Fast (Part I/III)
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Ready to Move for a New Job? Not So Fast! (Part III/III)
Don't Be One of "The Company Men" - 9 Things Not to Do When Facing Lay-off
Get your kids of the soccer field...make them study a foreign language instead
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Overcoming the unemployed "stigma", MSN Careers
4 Strategic Ways to Turn Unemployment Into a Better Resume, AOL Jobs
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9 Steps To Do When Fearing Job Loss
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Monroe-Woodbury graduate Ryan Brennan, a sophomore at Penn State, advanced to the national semifinals of the 800-meter run at the NCAA East Regional in Greensboro, N.C. Brennan ran 1 minute, 51.17 seconds, moving on to Friday night's second round.
Army senior Kyler Martin finished 19th in the opening round of the 110 hurdles, advancing to Saturday's finals – the top 12 will advance to nationals.
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400 meters: 43. Jessica Hennig (Binghamton, Pine Bush grad) 55.40.
Pole vault: 40. Megan Clark (Duke, former O'Neill student) 12-1.5.
110 hurdles: 19. Kyler Martin (Army) 13.87, advances to next round, Saturday 7:20 p.m.
400: 40. Taariq Jones (Albany, Kingston grad) 47.70.
800: 18. Ryan Brennan (Penn State, Monroe-Woodbury grad) 1:49.73; 35. Clyde Wilson (Army) 1:51.38
5,000 (race on Sat. 8:45 p.m.): 10. Martin Hehir (Syracuse, Washingtonville grad) 13:53.65.
3,000 steeplechase (Event late Friday): 39. Mark Castelli (Army) 9:00.25.
Hammer (Event on Sat. 10 a.m.): 14. Nicholas Snoad (Army) 62.80m.
Javelin: 17. Jacob Drozd (Army) 216-5.
NCAA West Regional
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3,000-meter steeplechase (Event late Friday): 15. Megan Patrignelli (Oregon, Monroe-Woodbury grad) 10:14.41
5,000 (Race on Sat. 9 p.m.): 30. Aisling Cuffe (Stanford, Cornwall grad) 16:17.30.
Hammer (Event on Sat. 11 a.m.): 2. Alec Faldermeyer (UCLA, Minisink Valley grad) 69.75m.


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Click on the images below to download resource packs for art students and teachers on a variety of themes. They offer teachers' notes, contextual information to help students annotate their sketchbooks, a map of key objects, and a sketchbook page showing what can be achieved from a Museum visit.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Here's the scenario: The bases are loaded in a tie game. Fans are chanting, "We want Pedro!"
What does New York's beleaguered manager Willie Randolph do? He calls on a pinch-hitter who last played in the major leagues almost nine years ago.
Talk about being on the hot seat.
That pinch-hitter, Robinson Cancel, helped make Pedro Martinez a winner in his home season debut by grounding a two-run single to give the Mets a 4-2 win over the Texas Rangers on Sunday for a doubleheader split.
"I just felt like we had to take a crack at it," Randolph said. "Cancel made me look good for a minute."
Perhaps not good enough. After the game, Mets general manager Omar Minaya would not commit to repeated questions about Randolph's job security saying, "These are our coaches today. They are our coaches. As the GM I leave myself room to evaluate things. I think we're not playing to our potential. I always leave room to evaluate things."
In the opener, Kevin Millwood pitched six solid innings, and Ramon Vazquez, Ian Kinsler and Milton Bradley homered in the Rangers' 8-7 victory. It was Millwood's first road win since last Father's Day.
Billy Wagner ended his skid of three straight blown saves and David Wright had three hits for his first multihit game in two weeks for the Mets. Carlos Beltran followed up a homer and two RBIs in the first game with a run-scoring single as New York took two of three from Texas before heading for California.
The Mets are heading west for the second time in two weeks and Randolph said his bags were packed for the trip. But after returning from a 2-5 West Coast swing on Monday, including a four-game sweep by the lowly Padres, rumors intensified that Randolph could lose his job by the end of the series against Texas.
"We wanted to make the trip a little more pleasant," Randolph said of the win. "I'm glad I'm going."
He then quickly added, "Maybe I'm speaking a little too soon."
Martinez was making his first start at Shea Stadium since Sept. 27 and the fans showed him their love with the chant when his turn came with the bases loaded in the sixth inning. But Martinez knew what the right decision was.
"I think that was my Father's Day gift from the fans," Martinez said. "I was laughing because that situation called for a pinch-hitter."
Mets fans mercilessly booed the decision as Cancel walked to the plate for his second at-bat this season. But he quickly turned the crowd around by calmly grounding an 0-2 pitch up the middle for a two-run single and a 4-2 lead. The hit was Cancel's first since Sept 21, 1999, for Milwaukee against Philadelphia, his only previous stint in the big leagues.
"It was just a great at-bat. I came through in a tough situation," Cancel said. "It means a lot."
Martinez (2-0) gave up six hits and two runs -- one earned -- in his third start since coming off the disabled list on June 3 -- fourth overall. His four strikeouts all ended innings and he showed his intense side, arguing with Marlon Byrd after Byrd took exception to Martinez's deliberate pace after Byrd had called timeout on the pitch.
The Mets bullpen had a turnaround from the first game, when they gave up three runs and helped turn a 3-2 game into an 8-2 deficit.
Pedro Feliciano, who gave up a run and threw a crucial wild pitch in relief of John Maine in the opener, worked a clean seventh. Duaner Sanchez pitched a 1-2-3 eighth and Wagner, after entering to tepid applause, was perfect in the ninth for his 14th save in 19 chances.
"He doesn't have the same velocity of course," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "He did it with changeups, sliders and showing fastballs. But he's as good a pitcher as he was."
New York went ahead 4-2 in the sixth against Kason Gabbard, who was recalled from Triple-A Oklahoma earlier in the day. Gabbard gave up a single to Beltran and a double to Damion Easley and intentionally walked Fernando Tatis to load the bases before Cancel got his hit.
Gabbard (1-3) gave up eight hits and four runs in 5 2/3 innings.
In the opener, Millwood (5-3) improved to 3-0 in four starts since returning from a groin injury May 29. Other than allowing long homers to Carlos Delgado and Beltran, he kept the ball mostly in the infield with meek grounders. Millwood struck out five and walked four -- one intentionally.
Millwood had lost a club-record 10 straight decisions on the road dating to June 17, 2007 -- Father's Day.
"I've won more games on the road than just Father's Day, just not lately," said Millwood, who has 138 career wins.
C.J. Wilson gave up two runs in the ninth before getting Easley to fly to left with runners on first and second for his 13th save in 15 tries. It was a save situation because the Mets scored three times in the eighth to make it 8-5.
Maine (6-5) continued the recent run of solid outings by Mets starters, working into the seventh. He allowed five runs and seven hits. He struck out five and did not walk a batter.
Game notes
Mets RF Ryan Church, on the DL with post-concussion syndrome, visited the clubhouse Sunday. He said he has not had any dizziness in several days and was feeling much better. He will not make the trip with the team west. ... Rangers INF Hank Blalock will begin a rehab assignment Monday at Triple-A Oklahoma. He had carpal tunnel syndrome surgery on May 30. ... Trot Nixon had two hits in his debut for New York. He was acquired by the Mets in a trade with Arizona on Friday.


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The Israel Antiquities Authority conducted an excavation in the impressive Crusader building, similar in appearance to the Knights Halls in Akko, prior to the construction of a restaurant by the Grand Bazaar Company.
1,000 year old hospital revealed in Jerusalem
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Part of an enormous structure dating to the Crusader period (1099–1291 CE), which was a busy hospital, has currently been revealed to the public following excavations and research by the Israel Antiquities Authority there in cooperation with the Grand Bazaar Company of East Jerusalem. The building, owned by the Waqf, is situated in the heart of the Christian Quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem, in an area known as "Muristan" (a corruption of the Persian word for hospital), near David Street, the main road in the Old City.
Until a decade or so ago the building served as a bustling and crowded fruit and vegetable market. Since then it has stood desolate. In the wake of the Grand Bazaar Company's intention to renovate the market as a restaurant, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted archaeological soundings.
The structure, only a small part of which was exposed in the excavation, seems to extend across an area of fifteen dunams. Its construction is characterized by massive pillars and ribbed vaults and it stands more than six meters high. The image we have is that of a great hall composed of pillars, rooms and smaller halls.
According to Renee Forestany and Amit Re'em, the excavation directors on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority, "We've learned about the hospital from contemporary historical documents, most of which are written in Latin. These mention a sophisticated hospital that is as large and as organized as a modern hospital. The hospital was established and constructed by a Christian military order named the "Order of St. John of the Hospital in Jerusalem" and known by its Latin name the Hospitallers (from the word hospital). These righteous warriors took an oath to care for and watch over pilgrims, and when necessary they joined the ranks of the fighters as an elite unit.
The hospital was comprised of different wings and departments according to the nature of the illness and the condition of the patient – similar to a modern hospital. In an emergency situation the hospital could accept as many as 2,000 patients. The Hospitallers treated sick men and women of different religions. There is information about Crusaders who ensured their Jewish patients received kosher food. All that notwithstanding, they were completely ignorant in all aspects of medicine and sanitation: an eyewitness of the period reports that a Crusader doctor amputated the leg of a warrior just because he had a small infected wound – needless to say the patient died. The Muslim Arab population was instrumental in assisting the Crusaders in establishing the hospital and teaching them medicine. Arab culture has always held the medical profession in high regard and Arab physicians were famous far and wide.
In addition to the medical departments, the hospital also functioned as an orphanage where abandoned newborns were brought. Mothers who did not want their offspring would come there with covered heads and hand over their infants. In many instances when twins were born, one of them was given to the orphanage. The orphans were treated with great devotion and when they reached adulthood they served in the military order.
We can learn about the size of the hospital from contemporary documents. One of the documents recounts an incident about a staff member who was irresponsible in the performance of his work in the hospital. That person was marched alongside the building awhile, and the rest of the staff, with whips in hand, formed a line behind him and beat him. This spectacle was witnessed by all of the patients.
The Ayyubid ruler Saladin lived near the hospital following the defeat of the Crusaders, and he also renovated and maintained the structure. He permitted ten Crusader monks to continue to reside there and serve the population of Jerusalem.
The building collapsed in an earthquake that struck in 1457 CE and was buried beneath its ruins, which is how it remained until the Ottoman period. In the Middle Ages parts of the structure were used as a stable and the bones of horses and camels were found in excavations, alongside an enormous amount of metal that was used in shoeing the animals.
According to M. Shwieki, the project manager, "The magnificent building will be integrated in a restaurant slated to be constructed there, and its patrons will be impressed by the enchanting atmosphere of the Middle Ages that prevails there". According to Shwieki, "The place will be open to the public later this year."
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Morristown's Got Talent and Student Trio Wins 7th Annual Event
By Joe Weston
Morristown—"May I have the envelope, please" was the defining moment for a Morristown High School Senior Trio, who were awarded the first place prize in the Morristown's Got Talent Show at the Mayo Performing Arts Center last Wednesday.
The winners of the much anticipated musical event were announced by the contest's host, Tara Bernie, producer of NBC's Access Hollywood. The audience enjoyed a wide selection of entertainment by 16 competing acts, who were local performers of all ages, not just students. The acts were chosen from an original pool of 70 locals who had auditioned to be among those on stage.
The annual talent contest is an event sponsored by the Morris Education Foundation and is actually a fund raiser, whose monies go to the Morris school district for student enhancement programs.
Sara Dalpe, singer, Valerie Bai, violinist, and Jordan Rabinowitz, bass player, were all smiles as they accepted the $1,000 prize for being selected as showing the most talent. The student group got their start at one of the school's coffeehouses. "This is the first time I've received a check this large, but hopefully not the last," said Dalpe, who performed in the Morristown High's musicals for all 4 years.
Ironically, the trio calls themselves "Band of Misfits." The story behind the name was told to the audience by Hollywood host Tara Bernie. When the three performers were "next up" in one of their auditions, the guy in charge jokingly said, "Who is this band of misfits?" After that, the name stuck.
The second place winners were four young percussionists that surprised the audience with their amazing dexterity on the marimba. According to the Playbill, students Stephen Ferm of Morristown, Emily Carvalho of Morris Plains, Reed Puleo of Chester, and Neil McNulty of Randolph have been captivated by Mark Ford's style of Latin American bands. Calling themselves "Marimba Four," they have been chosen for regional and state bands and are now part of the NJYS Percussion Ensemble.
The four percussionists were very humble in their reaction to receiving second place, giving credit to their coaches, teachers, family, and even to the support crew back stage.
Jazz vocalist Joe Van Loon accompanied by guitarist and friend Chris Deloris, both 20, claimed 3rd prize in Wednesday's talent display. Van Loon had been studying at the Manhattan School of Music while DelSordi was at the Berklee College of Music, although both are currently working full time.
Van Loon mesmerized the crowd with his deep vocal tones, singing a jazz standard, "Autumn Leaves." After awards were announced, Van Loon said "Tonight was for my family that I haven't seen in 3 years and for Billie Holiday that has been dead for 50 years."
The four judges determining the winners are all very prominent in their field.
According to the Playbill, Anthony Krizan is one of the premier guitarists, songwriters, and producers in the NY metropolitan area. He first rose to fame in the 90's as a member of "The Spin Doctors."
"Jersey Girl" Terrie Carr was also given the tough job of deciding whose talent among all the performers was most distinct. She is the Music Director/Midday Host for radio station 105.5 WDHA-"The Rock of New Jersey."
The judge listed third on the Playbill was Jay Lustig, the Arts and Entertainment Editor for NJ's largest daily newspaper, The Star Ledger.
Rounding out the judge's panel was Alyssa Derling— a performer, choreographer, and artistic director of Darling Dance Arts, a modern dance and musical theatre company.
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This is exactly what I've been doing lately. I put on some rick tees the other day and couldn't believe I paid that much for those pieces of cotton.


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SDSU athletic department will reel in $1.1 million to travel to Happy Valley, take on Nittany Lions
San Diego State announced Tuesday that the Aztecs will travel to State College, Pa., to face Penn State in Beaver Stadium in 2015.
The game is scheduled for Sept. 26, and it will be the first meeting between SDSU and the Nittany Lions. It also will be the Aztecs' first game against a Pennsylvania-based team, and their first in the state of Pennsylvania.
Penn State has a 4-0 record against current Mountain West teams. The Nittany Lions are 3-0 against Air Force and 1-0 against Utah State.
"I think it's exciting, but it's two years away," Aztecs coach Rocky Long said at his Tuesday press conference.
SDSU will pocket $1.1 million to make the 2,500-mile journey to State College, a college town set deep within the rolling hills of central Pennsylvania.
With the addition of this game, SDSU's road schedule for 2015 is set. The Aztecs will play at Cal (Sept. 12) and Penn State, with conference road games against Colorado State, Hawaii, San Jose State and UNLV.
At home, the Aztecs will face Fresno State, Nevada, Utah State and Wyoming in conference play, but the two nonconference home games have yet to be announced.
The game against Penn State will mark the third time in five seasons that SDSU will play a team from the Big Ten conference. The Aztecs played Michigan in 2011 and will travel to Ohio State for a Sept. 7 game against the Buckeyes.
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In the Aztecs' last two scrimmages, the offense and defense have taken turns dominating.
From Long's point of view, this can mean one of two things.
"We're going to be a pretty good football team because we can play both, or we're very, very average," Long said.
The Aztecs might not find the answer to that question until they get into their season, but the scrimmage this Saturday at Qualcomm Stadium should help to clarify.
Long said the plan is for the first-team offense to go up against the first-team defense, and they'll run through two halves with a running clock that will only stop for the final two minutes of each half.
"It's all about evaluation, not about who does well in the scrimmage," Long said. "It's more about them proving they can play at the level we need them to play at, than it is offense vs. defense."
The Aztecs also will do live special teams work for the first time, and that's a good chance for some of the backups to try and make the travel roster.
"We have a limited travel roster, and if you're good enough on all four special teams, you're automatically on the travel roster whether you're playing offense or defense," Long said.
The scrimmage will mark the end of camp work and the beginning of the team's preparations for its first game.
"It'll be the last time we play against each other," Long said. "After (Saturday) everything we do will be against Eastern Illinois … we will start game planning using scout teams.
"It will be the last chance for somebody to prove they're playing well enough to play in the game."
Long said he'll release a post-scrimmage depth chart Monday, and — barring any unforeseen injuries — the starters listed there will start in Game 1.
Aztecs lose DL Kottman
Aztecs sophomore defensive lineman Dan Kottman is out for two to three weeks.
Kottman injured his left foot in practice on Monday and was rolling around the SDSU campus on Tuesday with the help of a scooter, his left foot supported by a walking boot.
Long said he's hopeful Kottman will be back in time to practice the week leading up to the first game against Eastern Illinois.
"If he can't practice, he won't play," Long said.
Kottman had worked his way up to the No. 2 nose tackle spot behind Sam Meredith.
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text: Back in april this little gray stray came by our back yard, and I noticed her drinking from our pool when I was upstairs, we fed it, it stayed around from February, had kittens in April, and now is an indoor/outdoor cat. Now that it's frigid out we let her stay in the kitchen and the kittens, well theyre not so little anymore, stay in the laundry room during the night and kitchen in the day. My mom saw this tabby, most likely male, roam in the back a couple months ago, and in this past week weve been hearing its peculiar low howl probably cause its cold. Well this morning my mom says she really hears him and so do I behind our garage and then it screams and stuff..i think it was in a catfight, and when it's lighter out I can see its footprints walking in the snow. I go to the grocery store later and as im pulling out the driveway I see it in front of me and I talk to it, but it trottles off in our front yard. When we got back I saw it in our backyard and go up to it. It disappears in our big bushes and I follow its footprints and see it went down this little 1 foot width path that has our old wooden fence and this new brick fence theyre building. So then tonight I go out to close the garage like 30 min ago, and see a white/orange cat (male i take it) in the back like 30 feet from me. I go out and our mom cat is already out and goes up to him and theyre all cool (so no catfight, whew)..then it trottles off and meows its head off, and I walk up to it slowly. It eventually comes and i pet it, then get some crunchy food, which it eats up, and starts to roll around on my feet, whatever that means. Its behavior is similiar to the mom cat we kept. So now there are two strays and our cat with her two kittens we keep around. Oh great. There is large large horse barn by me, so Im assuming these cats came from there. What should I do? Take these two, if I catch them to PetSmart to be adopted or something or let it roam in the cold and feed it periodically? I dont want our cat to be out there and then have it get in a catfight with them, though our cat is pretty fierce. I guess cause she gets fed more, she'll be stronger.


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It's where this English-only debate is taking place.
At a bookstore -- where ideas are supposed to live.
In New Haven -- Ground Zero for uber-Progressives. And home of the open-minded, open-armed and educated masses.
Except, it seems, when it comes to selling coffee.
Wonder what Atticus bookstore management who informed employees that "Here we speak English." would do if people boycotted them until they came to their senses.
Hey, Dunkin Donuts coffee isn't so bad.
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Listen up, pushy parents; intelligence is not necessarily the attribute children need to develop most. Psychologists are now refocusing on qualities like perseverance, optimism, and curiosity. The basis of a New York Times magazine cover story; expect demand.[Page 62]. (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
This American Life contributor Tough (Whatever It Takes: Geoffrey Canada's Quest to Change Harlem and America) tackles new theories on childhood education with a compelling style that weaves in personal details about his own child and childhood. Personal narratives of administrators, teachers, students, single mothers, and scientists lend support to the extensive scientific studies Tough uses to discuss a new, character-based learning approach. While traditional education relies heavily on memorization, new research conducted by James Heckman suggests that the conventional wisdom represented by those third-grade multiplication tables has failed some of our most vulnerable students. Tough takes the reader through experiments that studied childhood nurture, or attachment theory, to report cards that featured character strength assessments (measuring "grit," gratitude, optimism, curiosity, self-control, zest, and social intelligence). Focused on schools in Chicago and New York, Tough explores the effects of racial and socioeconomic divides through the narratives of survivors of an outdated system. The ultimate lesson of Tough's quest to explain a new wave of educational theories is that character strengths make up perhaps the single most compelling element of a child's education, and these traits are rooted deep within the chemistry of the brain. Tough believes that it is society's responsibility to provide those transformative experiences that will create its most productive future members. Agent: David McCormick, McCormick & Williams. (Sept.)[Page ]. Copyright 2012 PWxyz LLC


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A strong surge of heat will move into eastern Carolina on Tuesday and linger through Wednesday. Temperatures will reach the lower to middle 90s with heat indices around 100 degrees or slightly higher. A cold front will approach eastern Carolina by late Wednesday and Thursday then stall over the area Friday. The front will bring an increase in cloud cover and a good chance for showers. Current forecasts suggest a general rainfall of 1 to 2 inches between Wednesday night and Saturday. The cloud cover and showers will lower temperatures into the upper 80s Thursday and Friday.
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Why do all of the ViewPoint lights seem to have problems with the battery clip? My 1W Luxeon ViewPoint Lazer gets tempermental, but I can bend it back into place. But I got a ViewPoint Flashpoint for the back because it's got bright LEDs plus a reflector and it just died and it won't bend back into place.
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Sony Pictures Digital Entertainment has launched an interactive PDA-based game to promote Revolution Studios & Columbia Pictures' new feature film THE ONE. This is first time that a studio has created a PDA-based game on behalf of a major motion picture release. "The thematic elements of THE ONE fit perfectly with the idea of a PDA-based game," said Geoffrey Ammer, President of Marketing for Sony Pictures Entertainment. "This is a great way to get the story line of the movie out and pave the way for users to have an even more enhanced movie-going experience." In THE ONE, parallel universes collide when a rogue agent assigned to monitor these universes begins eliminating versions of himself in each alternate reality. Assuming more energy and power with each version he destroys, he must finally confront the one man standing between himself and his ultimate goal. The film, starring Jet Li, Delroy Lindo, Carla Gugino and Jason Statham and directed by James Wong, is scheduled for release on November 2, 2001. THE ONE game, designed by Media Revolution, simulates combat between two players inspired by the Pa Kwa martial arts style used in the film. Players can fight computer-generated opponents or other users. In the spirit of the film, players grow more powerful with each victory over another player. THE ONE game runs on Palm OS 3.51 or higher, both grayscale and color versions with numerous HotSync capabilities which will automatically connect to THE ONE Website to, among other things, update game stats, send challenge results, get new challenges and challenge friends to play. Users will also be able to play the game at the film's official motion picture Web site, www.sony.com/theone. If this advergame is successful, expect to see more of its kind in the future.
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