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- Pure cotton patchwork quilt with 100% cotton fill.
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- An elegant patchwork of upscale florals, tribal ikats and pretty paisleys, in a soft, muted palette of weathered sand, azure, ivory and terracotta.
- Reverses to a scrolling floral print.
- Standard sham repeats the patchwork pattern.
- Euro sham features a scrolling rope-like print in ivory on sand.
- Decorative 18" pillow cover showcases a coordinating embroidered floral.
- 100% cotton.
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Our Jaipur handmade quilt presents an elegant, multicultural collection of Jacobean florals, paisleys and graphic ikats, forming a lovely patchwork in soft, weathered shades of sand, azure, ivory and terracotta. Crafted entirely by hand, this original design is a lovely way to introduce color and pattern into the room. The quilt reverses to coordinating scrolled floral. Standard sham repeats the patchwork pattern; Euro sham showcases the scrolling border print; 18" Square cover is decorated in beautiful floral embroidery.
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The Coast Guard is helping the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission in searching for 46-year-old James F. McDonald. He was reported overdue in a 14-foot kayak Sunday. His family said he left for a camping and kayaking trip Oct. 9 and had not returned.
A helicopter searched through the area Monday morning.
The Coast Guard says kayakers should follow safety measures that include a float plan for family and friends; wear a life jacket; be aware of weather conditions and water temperature; and stay hydrated.
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The biggest earmark in American history has been doled out to a company in Illinois, the President's home state, in the name of green jobs. The President's $862 billion Stimulus plan has been an abysmal failure. It provided states and localities with billions in bailout moneys, funded wasteful projects like the Monkey cocaine study at Wake Forest and given false hope to Americans that the President has | Read More »


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PORT CHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — It's a stage prop with strong ties to Willie Nelson. And the country music star is itching to get it back.
Someone made off with a stuffed armadillo that belongs to a member of Nelson's sound crew.
The theft took place after the band performed in Port Chester, New York last week.
Grainy video taken at the theater showed a woman walking onstage as the crew was working and apparently taking the toy.
Authorities are looking over the video to see if they can get a better look at the woman.
Meanwhile, a posting on Nelson's Facebook page asked for help finding the thief. One person who commented on the rip-off says: "We hang armadillo thieves in Texas."


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Miles led Ball State's defense with 11 total tackles and one sack in the Cardinals 34-27 win over No. 23/25 Toledo at the Glass Bowl Nov. 6.
Miles was a key part of the defense that forced two three-and-outs and two turnovers on downs on Toledo's six second-half possessions.
With the victory, the Cardinals improved to 7-3 overall nd 4-2 in the MAC. Ball State will host Ohio Wednesday at Scheumann Stadium and then conclude the regular season with a game at Miami University Nov. 23.


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This blog couldn't be more simple. I've said it time and time again. No-one needs to limit their cholesterol intake, not even those who are susceptible to increases in LDL from high cholesterol intakes. What makes this post even more timely is that just 2 days ago I spoke with my younger sister (who has out of the blue started massively embrassing a high fat, high vegetable, moderate protein, low carbohydrate diet.. much more so than my diet… and is benefiting hugely from it) and she told she still gets people telling her eating too many eggs is bad… well, here is what the most up to date review paper on the subject has to say about it.
Fernandez (2012). Rethinking dietary cholesterol.
PURPOSE OF REVIEW: The perceived notion that dietary cholesterol is associated with increased risk for coronary heart disease (CHD) has led to dietary recommendations to keep cholesterol intake to a minimum
RECENT FINDINGS: Existing epidemiological data have clearly demonstrated that dietary cholesterol is not correlated with increased risk for CHD. Although numerous clinical studies have shown that dietary cholesterol challenges may increase plasma LDL cholesterol in certain individuals, who are more sensitive to dietary cholesterol (about one-quarter of the population), HDL cholesterol also rises resulting in the maintenance of the LDL/HDL cholesterol ratio, a key marker of CHD risk.
SUMMARY: The lines of evidence coming from current epidemiological studies and from clinical interventions utilizing different types of cholesterol challenges support the notion that the recommendations limiting dietary cholesterol should be reconsidered.
Even with the unscientific nutrition information we see on the television each day, some get it right. Recently a program called 'Britains favourite supermarket food' correctly highlighted that eating lots of eggs (a high cholesterol food) has no effect on blood cholesterol levels. This is basic GCSE biology. If you eat too little cholesterol, your body actually increases its own production because it is needed for an array of functions within the healthy functioning human body.
So next time someone is tucking into a meal of bacon and eggs… think twice before commenting, do you really know what you're talking about?


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House passes bill ordering NASA to cut first class travel, 'promptly' correct errors
Premium trips cost from $3,000 to over $10,000
WASHINGTON, D.C. - NASA must outline for Congress a plan to reduce its purchases of costly first- and business-class airfares and promptly correct widespread accounting errors in its travel records, according to a bill passed Friday by the U.S. House of Representatives.
The orders follow a Congressional hearing last month at which NASA Administrator Charles Bolden was questioned by Rep. Frank Wolf (R-Va.) about apparent "massive overuse" of premium class air tickets, including trips first publicized by Scripps News.
Records released to Scripps through the Freedom of Information Act show NASA approved one-way premium upgrades costing anywhere from $3,000 to more than $10,000 per trip on 515 occasions over four years, totaling more than $3 million.
In a March interview with Scripps, NASA chief financial officer Elizabeth Robinson acknowledged "widespread" problems with the accuracy of records the space agency is required to disclose annually, detailing premium ticket upgrades. The problems date back at least five fiscal years, she said. Robinson also acknowledged the agency's failure to file any report during the 2012 fiscal year.
Federal employees are required to fly coach for both domestic and international trips unless agencies can justify upgraded travel from among a few exceptions, for example a trip lasting longer than 14 hours. But regulations also say government travelers flying at taxpayer expense must use the same spending restraints as "a prudent person would exercise if traveling on business."
Some agencies have virtually eliminated premium travel except in a handful of cases. The U.S. Trade and Development Agency, which conducts extensive foreign travel, has banned it outright, and says the cost savings have allowed it to take more international trips and provide better oversight of government projects.
All federal agencies are required to file annual disclosures of ticket upgrades.
The legislation singles out NASA less than two months after Bolden provided inaccurate sworn testimony about his own upgraded travel.
During an April 8 hearing of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Science, Justice and Related Agencies, subcommittee chair Wolf expressed concern about NASA's use of premium travel described in news reports.
Questioned by Wolf about one of his reported trips -- a $1,641 one-way first-class flight from Washington D.C. to Los Angeles in June 2010, that NASA records said typically costs less than $200 to travel coach -- Bolden testified, "I don't travel first class."
Prior to the hearing, the space agency confirmed that trip to Scripps along with other upgraded flights Bolden took. One was a $16,515 one-way business class flight from Beijing to Washington, D.C., that NASA reported as costing less than $1,000 for an average priced coach fare. Following the hearing, Bolden declined to answer questions about those trips. Hours later, a NASA spokesperson acknowledged the flights had occurred and called Bolden's incorrect testimony an "inadvertent oversight."
NASA has denied Freedom of Information Act requests from Scripps seeking internal emails and related correspondence about premium travel, saying no "public interest" has been established in the information requested.
The legislation, approved by the House and excerpted below, requires that within 90 days of the bill becoming law, NASA provide Congress a report describing steps the agency has taken to reduce premium travel in fiscal year 2014 and in future years.
Several recent media reports have called into question NASA's use and oversight of premium air travel. Among the issues cited in these reports are errors or omissions in required oversight reporting; unclear justifications for the use of premium tickets in certain instances; and the rate at which NASA appears to authorize premium travel relative to other agencies. NASA shall take all necessary steps to promptly rectify any problems in its Premium Class Travel Reports over the past five fiscal years and provide corrected information to the General Services Administration and the Committee as soon as possible. In addition, NASA shall report to the Committee on steps it has taken to reduce the use of premium travel (including travel that would be deemed permissible by Federal travel regulations) in fiscal year 2014 and future years. That report shall be provided no later than 90 days after the enactment of this Act.
The requirements are included as part of a larger appropriations bill that will fund the nation's Commerce, Justice, and Science agencies during fiscal year 2015.
That bill, with the provisions for NASA attached, now heads to a conference committee with the Senate and is expected to be signed into law by the President sometime this fall.


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Thanks for the suggestions thus far. I'll be heading to Sportsmans Warehouse this weekend, or next, to starting trying some on.
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"Make no mistake, it's not revenge he's after ... It's the reckoning." Doc Holliday
I ended up going with the Danner Pronghorn today.
I just found out I drew a limited entry turkey tag for Colorado that has taken 3 years to draw, so I need some new boots for scouting and they should be ready to go by opening day.
Thanks for all of the suggestions.
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Me and my Brother go hunting, and we used to have the hardest time finding hunting boots. I have wear 16's and he wears 15's. We Get our the Best Hunting Boots at XLfeet.com. I prefert the BOGS, since they are super warm, and waterproof, but if my feet were smaller, I would definitely go with the Magnum Boots.
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You can't go wrong with the pronghorns but I recently purchased a pair of Under Armours Speed Freaks and I love them. Fit to the foot very well, lightweight, and they have a really good sole.
I have a pair of pronghorns and a pair of Under Armor Valsetz I just picked up. There is really no comparison on weight the Valsetz are far and away much lighter, but they aren't water proof and probably wont last as long.
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I know this is an older thread, but I just found out that Belleville now makes hiker-type boots, 6" high, waterproof, etc. I just bought a pair, I'll let you know how they work it.
I've got wide feet (4E in New Balance) and I've had good luck with Belleville. The only other hikers I've been able to find that fit are Merrells, which are great, they're extremely comfortable, but the eyelets are cloth and the last two pairs had eyelets rip out at about the 9-month point.


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Liquid-solid mixtures (suspensions) are important in a variety of industrial fields, such as oil and gas refinement, paper manufacturing, food processing, slurry transport, and wastewater treatment. Several different modeling approaches have been developed by the CFD community, ranging from discrete, particle-based methods to macroscopic, semi-empirical two-phase descriptions.
This model illustrates how to set up a macroscopic two-phase flow model in COMSOL Multiphysics using the Mixture Model interface. The model accounts for not only buoyancy effects but also shear-induced migration; that is, the tendency of particles to migrate toward regions of lower shear rate.
The model simulates the flow of a dense suspension consisting of light, solid particles in a liquid placed between two concentric cylinders.


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Candidates for Ohio County Commission and Ohio County sheriff will debate today during a public event at West Liberty University.
The Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce will host the debates at WLU's College Hall. The first debate begins at 7 p.m. and showcases commission candidates Patty Levenson, a Republican, and Orphy Klempa, a Democrat.
Following that debate, at 8 p.m., Ohio County Sheriff Patrick Butler, a Republican, will face off with former county Sheriff Thomas Burgoyne, a Democrat. Each debate is scheduled to last 50 minutes.
Questions to the candidates will be posed by a three-man panel including Chamber President Terry Sterling; John McCabe, managing editor of The Intelligencer and Wheeling News-Register; and local radio personality Howard Monroe.
In the past, the chamber has hosted political events with candidates for the West Virginia Legislature, but this year the organization decided a different focus was needed, according to Sterling.
Former Speaker of the House "Tip O'Neill once said, 'All elections are local' - and that's very true," Sterling said. "We have some very important local races that will have a significant impact on our community for many years. That's why we want to get involved and provide information."
He added the chamber's goal is to help voters make an informed decision in the election, "and over the years we've become good at conducting these debates and forums."
"We encourage everybody to attend," Sterling added. "We have two extremely important local races, and we want everybody to make an informed decision on Election Day."
The event will be aired live on West Liberty Television, WLTV, which can be found on Comcast channel 14 in the Wheeling market.


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"Venus is so wrong. I mean, I'd win. Come on!" — ReRe
The Sisters Sledge, Venus + Serena Williams, heat up Harper's Bazaar with this high-fashion editorial shot by controversial photog Terry Richardson in Flushing Meadow, home to the US Open.
The sisters were shot cracking choice quotes and their trademark groundies while working Donna Karan, Oscar de la Renta, Versace, Ralph Lauren, Sonia Rykiel, Diane von Furstenberg, Celine, Herve Leger by Max Azria, and more.
Both sisters look incredibly glamorous here, though V is clearly the more natural model with her long lines and regal presence. Plus the sisters playing in high-fashion and stilettos set against the backdrop of Arthur Ashe Stadium is quite jarring - but what tennis-loving lady (or boy) hasn't dreamt about this scenario before (not me, I swear)?


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One of my male friends pointed out that I only got female takes on bad dates. I conceded that men might have feelings and experiences, too. So, here are some of their worst dates ever.
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Summary:Leslie Wright is a straight-shooting physical therapist who gets the gig of a lifetime working with NBA All-Star Scott McKnight. All is going well until Leslie finds herself falling for Scott, forcing her to choose between the gig of a lifetime and the tug-of-war inside her heart. Oblivious to her romantic overtures, McKnight is instead drawn to the affections of Leslie's gorgeous childhood friend Morgan, who has her sights set on being an NBA trophy wife. Is Leslie destined to play the role of "best friend" forever or will Scott finally see that what he always wanted is right in front of him?


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PCC in the News
News: Football Overpowered by Canyons In NNC Opener
In the history of Pasadena City College football, the Lancers have faced 53 California Community College opponents. PCC has beaten all of them, but one. College of the Canyons continued to be that elusive combatant as the Cougars moved to 6-0 in their all-time series v. the Lancers with a resounding 54-10 triumph at Robinson Stadium Saturday night.
In the SCFA National Northern Conference opener for both teams, PCC stayed winless at 0-4 while the regionally-ranked No. 7 Canyons improved to 3-1.
The Cougars amassed 32 first downs and totaled 530 offensive yards. COC quarterback Jake Dashnaw completed 15 of 20 passes for 262 yards and three touchdowns and added a 12-yard scoring run.
Offensively, PCC running back Marciss Grigsby carried 11 times for 94 yards. Receiver J. Turner Jackson caught four passes for 22 yards, but totaled 189 all-purpose yards overall thanks to five kick returns. The longest was a 42-yard return.
The Lancers travel to face Cerritos College next Saturday, October 5 in a 7 p.m. conference contest.
[Photo--Lancer J. Turner Jackson returns a kick during PCC's game Saturday night at Robinson Stadium, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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I like to install zimbra on a new ubuntu server. But I can't interrupt the already running email system running on another server since last five years. Surely I like to migrate all the users to the zimbra but can't stop the existing mail server during migration phase. Hence need such an arrangement where the newly installed zimbra can start working along with the existing box. So email@example.com on both the server should be functional. Obviously at some point I need to migrate all dovecot mailboxes from the existing box to the zimbra. But during the operation, user should use both uninterruptedly. Can the split domain concept work here ? Or any better approach ?


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This land is mine... The history of the "Holy Land" in 3 minutes. Great and universal way to look at the mankind, but it skips the fact that "this land" is mentioned in three different "holy" books as unique for each of the religions... see the problem?
It's been going on since day one, and it will never stop until they nuke each other and trigger a world war.
Fundamentalist Christians, Muslims, and Jews are all eager for the apocalypse. It's all part of their eschatological beliefs.


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USA Today reports that steroid use among teens is on the rise. In fact, some studies show as many 12 percent of high school boys use the drugs, despite warnings of their dangers.
It's nothing new for teens to feel the pressure to be taller, stronger and faster.
But more and more of them are turning to steroids to achieve their goal. Studies show there are numerous reasons teen-agers use the drugs. Like the pressure to conform, perform better at sports or just a bad example set by professional athletes who admit to using the drugs.
But instead of nailing down a reason, health and school officials say it's more important to find a deterrent, which is why a number of area schools including Hononegah, South Beloit and Lutheran have begun drug testing.
Use of legal steroid supplements are also on the rise. Following a confession by professional baseball player Mark Maguire that he used supplements sales jumped 1,000 percent with many of those consumers being teens.
According to another study, disapproval of steroids among high school students dropped from 91 percent in 1997 to 86 percent in 2001. And the belief that steroids pose a great risk fell from 67 to 59-percent.
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Ales Hemsky scored in the first period for the Oilers, who put the brakes on a
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Devan Dubnyk picked up the win with a season-high 39 saves.
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ASHBURN, Va. (WUSA9) -- Loudoun County sheriff's office authorities say they are investigating after a woman who was on house arrest in Ashburn was found unconscious in her home and later passed away.
According to authorities, 24-year-old Sarena L. Carroll was sentenced on larceny charges and ordered to serve home incarceration. Monday, a deputy went to visit her home in the 442000 block of Big Trail Terrace as scheduled but received no answer when he knocked on her door. Attempts to reach her by telephone also failed.
The deputy contacted the apartment property manager and was let into the apartment, say authorities. There, the deputy found Carroll unconscious. Rescue personnel were called to the home and she was taken to the Lansdowne Campus of Inova Loudoun Hospital where she later passed away, say authorities.
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A shirted Andy Murray was spotted on the Melbourne Park practice courts again today working a suspicious looking tape job on his right knee.
Uh-oh. Could the bookies' fave (and one of mine) to take the Aussie Open crown in a fortnight be dealing with an unfortunate injury or is this just a preventative job?
Stay tuned...
(image via Getty)
Saturday, January 17, 2009
PHOTO OP: Murray getting some support in Melbourne - but why?
Labels: Andy Murray, Australian Open, injuries, photo op, tennis
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- AnonymousJanuary 17, 2009 at 1:29 PM
The white wrap under the knee is to help ease tendonitis (inflammation of tendons due to overuse). Murray already played too many matches in two weeks, at full-speed even the first tourney that was an exo.ReplyDelete
The blue taping is to support his inborn split kneecap, that gives him trouble when overused.
Basically, these are the signs he overdid it.
- AnonymousJanuary 17, 2009 at 3:45 PM
Damn!!! That's the thing about being a top player: you have to learn to prioritize and not overexert yourself especially right before a slam.ReplyDelete
*takes a deep breath*ReplyDelete
it's totally preventative...preventative...yes, that.
The tape makes his knee looked like the squooshed up face of an old man! Poor Andy! I hope it's not serious. I'd really like to see him play Rafa.ReplyDelete
Hey Rich, the tape is gone in today's practice photos.ReplyDelete


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Ford F-100 Patch - Remedies For RotWritten by on November 1, 2012 Patchin' a Rusty F-100 Cab
One of the favorites of Custom Classic Trucks fans is the '56-F-100. With their wrap-around windshield and clean overall look, the styling has stood the test of time. Unfortunately time is often unkind in other areas and as a result it's not unusual for the elements to have eaten away the once pristine sheetmetal.
At one time finding a solid F-100 was relatively easy, after all, Ford built over 160,000 of them in various configurations. But it has been 56 years since '56 pickups rolled off the assembly line, so today many builders are saving trucks that they wouldn't have looked at twice in the not too distant past, but now bringing one back to life has never been easier. A case in point is shown here.
Jake Brazille, of Jake's Place in Florence, Oregon, came across an F-100 that could be charitably described as rough. The inner and outer rear corners, doorsills, lower cowl panels, lower hinge pockets, and portions of the floor were all riddled with rust. At one time that much damage would have relegated any cab in this condition to crusher status, but thanks to LMC's assortment of correctly contoured patch panels they can get a reprieve and escape the scrapheap.
In this particular case the truck was disassembled, so to make repairs easier some were done with the cab on its back (and as a result some of the photos may seem to be turned). However, in most cases repairs can be mounted with the cab on the chassis. In any case, the real secrets to successfully installing patch panels are to cut carefully so the replacement pieces fit properly, solidly clamp the panels in place to keep them aligned and use plenty of tack welds and proceed slowly so as not to warp the metal.
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03.  The first step was to cut the sills away from the floor. Jake cut around the center reinforcement bracket (arrow), as it will be welded to the replacement panel.04. Although the front cab mounts could be saved, the floor above them was rotted away. At this point a portion of the original doorsill remains.05. The cab mounts were removed by drilling the spot welds, then the rotted floor was cut away exposing the inner portion of the mount that attaches to the hinge post. The remaining section of the doorsill was also removed.06.  After removing all the loose rust with a wire brush, Eastwood's Rust Encapsulator was applied to all the surfaces that can't be painted later.07.  A cut-off wheel was used to remove the remaining portion of the doorsill from the latch post and the floor.08.  The LMC replacement sill was slipped into place. Thanks to the "dog leg" where it joins the cowl, the replacement panel is easy to locate properly.10.  Holes were punched in the new sills for rosette welds. Clecos held the panel in place while its alignment was checked before welding.11.  Once the sill was secured the bead-blasted body mount was welded back in place. Note the holes for rosette welds to the sill.
13. The distance between the bolt holes in the hinge pockets was carefully measured before the post was cut to accommodate the replacement.14.  LMC'S replacement hinge pocket can be trimmed to fit. We elected to carefully trim the body to use as much of the new metal as possible.15.  The remaining portion of the lower cowl was removed by drilling all the spot welds. Again all the inner structure was wire brushed and coated with Eastwood's Rust Encapsulator.17.  Here's the finished lower hinge pocket. Note how the new section fits over the sill, which is why it was replaced first.18. A common problem on F-100s, the rear cab corners collect dirt, which holds moisture, and this is the result. The round hole on the back panel is where the cab mount attaches.19. The rotted portion of the original inner panel was trimmed leaving a lip around the edge of the floor. Holes were drilled in the replacement panel so it could be rosette welded in place. The cab mount was transferred from the old panel.20.  Jake carefully marked the rear of the cab before trimming it for the replacement panel. This is a critical cut as the panels will be butt welded, not overlapped.21.  Satisfied with the fit, Jake held the panel in place with Eastwood welding clamps (item number 19016).
23.  Some light taps from a body hammer brought the replacement panel into alignment; the adjacent clamp was then tightened.24.  Our antique inside radius tool was used to perfect the alignment of the door opening.


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Strategic dialogue with Pakistan
Jilani, Hannemann and Löning during the presentation of the signatures
On 17 December, a delegation from Pakistan came to Germany's Federal Foreign Office as part of the countries' strategic dialogue and held talks with Federal Foreign Office State Secretary Emily Haber, among others. Human Rights Commissioner Markus Löning met with representatives of the "Nobel Peace Prize for Malala" campaign on the sidelines of this meeting. He was presented with a list of signatures supporting the nomination of children's rights activist Malala Yousafzai of Pakistan for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Just a few weeks ago, fifteen–year-old children's rights activist Malala Yousafzai was severely wounded when shot by followers of Pakistan's Taliban. She is currently receiving medical treatment in Britain. On the petition website Change.org, there is a push for Malala Yousafzai to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. In the presence of Pakistan's Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani, Paula Hannemann of Change.org presented a total of more than 270,000 signatures that had been collected for this cause.
Human Rights Commissioner Markus Löning and Pakistan's Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani met within the framework of the Strategic Dialogue with Pakistan.
Early in September 2012, Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle and his counterpart from Pakistan, Hina Rabbani Khar, had agreed to hold the strategic dialogue, which is taking place under the joint auspices of the two foreign ministries. All important areas of cooperation between Germany and Pakistan are to be covered. This includes foreign and security policy topics, cooperation in protecting human rights, strengthening trade ties and issues such as education, the environment and renewable energies.
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Pediatric infectious disease at Albany Med provides outpatient and inpatient for the evaluation and management of children and adolescents to age 18 with serious infections including but not limited to recurrent fevers, skin infections, Lyme disease and evaluation of children traveling to and from foreign countries.
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Coastal Bend College is a state and federally funded institution of higher learning committed to the support and enrichment of our students and the communities we serve. We respect the rights of all our constituencies. But as a college, which exists first to serve its students, we have an especially sensitive mandate to protect and defend the rights of our students.
Our students have a right to expect a safe and secure learning environment free of harassment and abuse. What follows is Coastal Bend College's policy from our student handbook, which is included in our current catalog and is available in print and online. This policy is consistent with that of other educational institutions: "Prohibited harassment of a student is defined as physical, verbal or non-verbal conduct based on the student's race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability or any other basis prohibited by law that is so severe, persistent or pervasive that the conduct: 1. Affects a student's ability to participate in or benefit from an educational program or activity or creates an intimidating, threatening, hostile or offensive educational environment; 2. Has the purpose or effect of substantially or unreasonably interfering with the student's academic performance; or, 3. Otherwise adversely affects the student's educational opportunities."
It is unfortunate when we, as an institution, are not given the opportunity to address instances of dissatisfaction on the part of any constituency we serve. Open, earnest and sincere dialogue affords us the opportunity to improve our institution and better serve our customers. As always we welcome direct feedback and would encourage anyone to contact Susan Smedley, director of marketing and public relations at Coastal Bend College, with any questions or concerns.
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Heading to steamboat springs wed morning gona be around a 20 to 23 hour drive hope to have some pic an some storys
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region has launched two new funds in response to the Navy Yard tragedy.
The two funds include the Navy Yard Relief Fund and the Safer Communities Fund.
The Navy Yard Relief Fund will support the victims' families and those injured in the attack.
The Safer Communities Fund will address the "long-term, systemic challenge of violence in the region" by supporting nonprofit organizations that offer mental health services and reduce gun violence.
D.C. Mayor Vincent C. Gray said, "I am grateful to The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region for helping the victims of Monday's horrible attack. Just as they did in the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, I am confident that they will once again harness the generosity of so many people around our city, region, and nation who have responded to this act of evil with an outpouring of compassion for the victims and their families."
In setting up the new funds, Community Foundation President Terri Lee Freeman said, "We believe that as a community, we have the power and responsibility to address both the immediacy of the impact of Monday's tragedy, and make an effort to prevent anything like this from plaguing us in the future."
The foundation managed the $25 million Survivors' Fund for victims of the September 11 attack on the Pentagon.
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The bride-elect is the daughter of Larry and Dela Castillo of Beeville and Sophie Estudillo of Corpus Christi. She is a 2010 graduate of A.C. Jones High School and is a student at Coastal Bend College. She is currently employed as a receptionist at Beck Brothers. She is the granddaughter of Hershel Cagle, Sandy and Tino Garcia and Andy and Yolanda Castillo, all of Beeville.
The prospective groom is the son of Terrie Kendall of Refugio and the late Kenneth Kendall. He is a 2004 graduate of Refugio High School. He attended Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and is currently employed as a DPS state trooper. He is the grandson of Barbara LaQuey and the late Gene LaQuey.
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|Relay For Life set in Haxtun June 7-8; teams to register at health fairs
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"Decades of Hope" is the theme for the 12th annual Phillips County Relay For Life event set for Friday-Saturday, June 7-8.
A big change for this year is that the Relay has moved to the Haxtun Baseball Field, where teams will camp out and walk the track to raise money for cancer research and awareness.
Relay For Life kickoff will be at the health fairs held this month. Teams can register Saturday, March 16 from 7 a.m.-1 p.m. at the health fair at Haxtun Community Center. Sign-up is also available at the Holyoke health fair Saturday, March 23 from 8 a.m.-noon at Phillips County Event Center.
Teams who have their forms completed by those dates will receive half off the registration fee.
The Relay committee is excited for this year's theme, noting it should be fun for teams to dress and decorate their campsites with a specific decade in mind. Teams can sign up for a decade on a first come, first served basis.
Team meetings (for all team members) are planned for 6:30 p.m. the third Wednesday of every month, with the first on March 20 at the Haxtun Community Center. The next two meetings are set for April 17 in Holyoke at the Highline meeting room and May 13 at the Haxtun Community Center.
Bank Night will be Monday, June 3 in Holyoke at the Highline meeting room.
Anyone who would like to sign up a team or who has questions about volunteering or sponsorship for Relay should call event chair Abby Henry at 970-580-8980 or visit phillipscountyrelay.org.
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May 24, 2016
Tallahassee Police Department Release
Lake Bradford road is again open.
The closure was the result of rear end crash between a Chevy pick-up truck and a scooter. The scooter made impact with the rear of the Chevy. The driver of the scooter sustained non-life threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital for treatment.
Tallahassee, FL - The Tallahassee Police Department is on the scene of an accident on Lake Bradford Road.
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KLEM Local Schedule (week of May 26)
MONDAY RESULTS - May 26
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Sioux City East 16, Le Mars 1, 4 innings
(SIOUX CITY) -- Sioux City East erupted for eight runs in the third inning as the Black Raiders routed Le Mars 16-1 on Memorial Day. The game ended on Hayden Godfry's three-run homer in the bottom of the fourth inning on the 'Mercy Rule'. Matt Ellefson scored on a wild pitch in the top of the first inning to stake Le Mars and starting pitcher Payton Pick to a 1-0 lead. East erased the deficit with two runs in the second and broke the game open in the third. Tennessee recruit, Jake Westphal limited the Le Mars bats to one hit while East got eleven hits off Payton Pick and took advantage of eight Bulldog errors. Le Mars returns to action Wednesday at Sheldon.
(American Association baseball)
Sioux City Explorers 6, Winnipeg Goldeyes 5
(major league baseball)
Boston 8, Atlanta 6
Baltimore 7, Milwaukee 6, 10 Innings
N-Y Yankees 6, St. Louis 4, 12 Innings
Chicago White Sox 6, Cleveland 2
Texas 7, Minnesota 2
Oakland 10, Detroit 0
Seattle 5, L.A. Angels 1
Toronto 10, Tampa Bay 5
Houston 9, Kansas City 2
Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Mets 3
Miami 3, Washington 2
Chicago Cubs 8, San Francisco 4
Philadelphia 9, Colorado 0
L.A. Dodgers 4, Cincinnati 3
Arizona 7, San Diego 5
(N-B-A playoff basketball)
Miami 102, Indiana 90 (Miami leads series 3-1)
(N-H-L Stanley Cup playoff hockey)
Los Angeles 5, Chicago 2 (Los Angeles leads series 3-1)
TUESDAY RESULTS - May 27
(high school golf)
(G) 1A REGIONAL FINALS AT HARTLEY - State qualifiers: 1. Bishop Garrigan (398) 2. Akron-Westfield (401). Individual State qualifiers: Alexa Capesius of Bishop Garrigan (79) .. 2. Hannah Sitzmann of Gehlen Catholic (92) .. 3. Jennalyn Thul of West Bend-Mallard (95) .. 4. Emily Marlow of Bishop Garrigan (98) .. 5. (tie) Ann Hedlund, Kayla Tindall & Ryleigh Schnell of Akron-Westfield all shot 99's).
(G) 2A REGIONAL FINALS AT MAPLETON - State qualifiers: 1. West Monona (371) 2. Audubon (381). (Hinton finished third and missed a State bid by eight shots) (Hinton's Rachel Grenko qualified for State with an 87 good for 4th place)
(G) 3A REGIONAL FINALS AT MILFORD - State qualifiers: 1. Unity Christian (362) 2. Clarion-Goldfield (381). Individual qualifiers: 1. Alex Mankle of Sibley-Ocheyedan with a 75. Sara Vos & Alyssa Fedders of Unity Christian finished fourth and fifth with an 87 & an 88 respectively.
(G) 4A REGIONAL FINALS AT FORT DODGE - (Le Mars did not participate) State team qualifiers: 1. Newton (361) 2. A-D-M (369). (Spencer finished third with a 372). (Spencer's Rachel Sather qualified for State with an 89 and tying for second place. Bishop Heelan's Molly Lund qualified with a 90).
(G) 5A REGIONAL FINALS AT DES MOINES - (Sioux City East's Hannah Rens qualified for State with an 80). Waukee and Johnston were the teams that qualified.
(high school softball)
Gehlen Catholic 13, Trinity Christian 0, five innings
Remsen St. Mary's 5, Hinton 0
Akron-Westfield 14, Unity Christian 0, five innings
(BOYDEN) -- Two former Spalding Catholic athletes led the way to victory on opening night as the Gehlen Catholic girls took advantage of 16 walks to beat Trinity Christian 13-0 in five innings Tuesday night in Boyden. Sophomore Meghen Heying threw a one-hit shutout with seven walks and five strike outs while the Lady Jays played errorless defense behind her. The only hit off Heying was a second inning single by Nicole Gritters. Gehlen had only two hits, both by Paris Schroeder. Schroeder's two-run first inning single put Gehlen in front 4-0. Schroeder also singled in the fifth. The Tigers gave up four consecutive bases-loaded walks in the fourth inning to increase the lead to 11-0. Gehlen plays host to defending 1A State champion Akron-Westfield Thursday night in their home opener.
(REMSEN) -- Morgan Cronin threw a shutout as Remsen St. Mary's beat Hinton 5-0 Tuesday night in War Eagle Conference softball action in Remsen.
(ORANGE CITY) -- Kayla Tindall and Dana Hedlund combined on a season-opening no-hitter for the defending 1A State champion Akron-Westfield girls softball team as the Westerners beat Unity Christian 14-0 in five innings. The two combined to strike out 11.
(high school baseball)
Gehlen Catholic 17, Trinity Christian 0, four innings
Remsen St. Mary's 2, Hinton 1
(LE MARS) -- Gehlen Catholic pounded out 18 hits on opening night and routed Trinity Christian 17-0 in four innings Tuesday night in a War Eagle Conference baseball match-up at the Riverview Complex. Jarod Steffes had three hits and drove in four runs on a pair of doubles and a triple. Blake Wiltgen had three hits and three RBI's. Brady Heying smacked a grand slam in the third inning to key an eight-run inning. It was his first career homer. Lucas Hunt, Ty Kurth, Brady Heying and Mitchell Flack finished with two hits each. Flack threw a two-hit shutout with one walk and nine strike outs. Gehlen travels to Sibley-Ocheyedan Wednesday night.
(REMSEN) -- Number-nine (1A) Remsen St. Mary's clipped Hinton 2-1 Tuesday night in an early showdown of War Eagle Conference title contenders at the Remsen ballpark. Brady Harpenau homered to right field in the sixth inning to snap a 1-1 tie and send the Hawks to a victory. The game featured a terrific pitcher's duel between Matt Wesselmann and Logan Jurgensmeier. Wesselmann scattered eight hits and struck out nine while Jurgensmeier finished with a five-hitter with four strikeouts.
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Nationals 6, Cards 3
Red Sox 9, Tigers 1
Rangers 6, Twins 3
Astros 5, Indians 2
Braves 8, Padres 0
Orioles 9, Phils 5
A's 9, Angels 3
White Sox 10, Dodgers 0
Cubs 5, Yankees 0
Pirates 9, Mets 8
Marlins 10, Rockies 0
Mariners 9, Royals 0
D'Backs 13, Reds 3
Rays 16, Giants 3
(American Association baseball)
Winnipeg Goldeyes 2, Sioux City Explorers 1
(major league baseball)
Boston 6, Atlanta 3
Milwaukee 7, Baltimore 6, 10 Innings
St. Louis 6, N-Y Yankees 0
Toronto 9, Tampa Bay 6
Chicago White Sox 2, Cleveland 1
Houston 3, Kansas City 0
Minnesota 4, Texas 3
Detroit 6, Oakland 5
L.A. Angels 6, Seattle 4
Colorado 6, Philadelphia 2
Miami at Washington, ppd., rain
N.Y. Mets 4, Pittsburgh 2
San Diego 4, Arizona 3
L.A. Dodgers 6, Cincinnati 3
San Francisco 4, Chicago Cubs 0
(N-B-A playoff basketball)
Oklahoma City 105, San Antonio 92 (series tied 2-2)
(N-H-L Stanley Cup playoff hockey)
Montreal 7, NY Rangers 4 (N.Y. Rangers lead series 3-2)
WEDNESDAY RESULTS - May 28
(high school softball)
Sioux City East 15, Le Mars 4, five innings
Remsen St. Mary's 5, Harris-Lake Park 2
(SIOUX CITY) -- After going 30-and-0 in the regular season in 2013, the Le Mars Lady Bulldogs opened the 2014 season with a 15-4 loss in five innings at Sioux City East. Katy Miller's grand slam in the fifth ended the game on the ten-run rule. The Lady Raiders opened the game with six runs in the first inning and never looked back. Madison Heidebrink and Holly Schneider had two RBI's each for the Lady Bulldogs.
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Gehlen Catholic 14, Sibley-Ocheyedan 0, five innings
Le Mars 14, Sheldon 4, five innings
Remsen St. Mary's 10, Harris-Lake Park 2
(SIBLEY) -- Brady Heying threw a two-hit shutout and Jared Steffes had three hits, all doubles, and three RBI's to lead Gehlen Catholic (2-0) to a 14-0, five inning win over Sibley-Ocheyedan Wednesday night at Sibley. The Jays broke the game open with nine runs in their final two at-bats.
(SHELDON) -- Cameron Leff threw a one-hit shutout with eight strikeouts in his Bulldog pitching debut and Le Mars (1-1) won at Sheldon Wednesday night, 14-4 in five innings. Leff also paced the Bulldogs offense with two hits and three RBI's. Leff transferred to Le Mars from Wichita, Kansas. Dayton Rand had two hits and two RBI's and Trevor Westhoff had two hits. Colin Borchers had two RBI's for Le Mars.
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Sparks 13, Comets 3
Sting 13, Liberty 7
Heat 10, Stars 9
Storm 3, Rockers 1
Broncos 9, Rockets 7
Chargers 10, Panthers 4
Warriors 13, Eagles 4
Spartans 15, Lions 9
Foxes 12, Hawks 8
Raiders 20, Falcons 6
(American Association baseball)
Sioux City Explorers 6, Winnipeg Goldeyes 1
(major league baseball)
Boston 4, Atlanta 0
Milwaukee 8, Baltimore 3
N-Y Yankees 7, St. Louis 4
Houston 9, Kansas City 3
Toronto 3, Tampa Bay 2
Chicago White Sox 3, Cleveland 2
Texas 1, Minnesota 0
Oakland 3, Detroit 1
Seattle 3, L.A. Angels 1
N.Y. Mets 5, Pittsburgh 0
San Francisco 5, Chicago Cubs 0
Philadelphia 6, Colorado 3
Miami 8, Washington 5, 10 innings
Arizona 12, San Diego 6
Cincinnati 3, L.A. Dodgers 2
(N-B-A playoff basketball)
Indiana 93, Miami 90 (Miami leads series 3-2)
(N-H-L Stanley Cup playoff hockey)
Chicago 5, Los Angeles 4, 2OT (Los Angeles leads series 3-2)
THURSDAY RESULTS - May 29
(high school softball)
Akron-Westfield 8, Gehlen Catholic 1
Le Mars 9, Sheldon 8
Kingsley-Pierson 6, Whiting 2
(LE MARS) -- Top-rated Akron-Westfield took advantage of two errors and six walks in the final two innings to score seven runs, breaking up a 1-1 pitcher's duel, and the Westerners topped Gehlen Catholic 8-1 in War Eagle Conference softball action at the Riverview Complex Thursday night. Katie Johnson's squeeze bunt put A-W in front 2-1 in the sixth and a second run scored when the throw to first base was off target. The next batter, Jordan Hansen, laid down another bunt and again the throw was wild to first base, scoring a third run for a 4-1 lead going into the seventh. The Westerners added four more runs in the seventh on five walks and a pair of hits. Bailey Davis's two-run single capped the scoring. Kortney Hedlund drove in a first inning run on a ground out for a 1-0 Akron-Westfield lead. Gehlen tied the game on Paris Schroeder's single in the fourth. Gehlen had only three hits against all-state pitcher Kayla Tindall, all in the fourth. Tindall walked one and struck out 16. Meghen Heying gave up just five hits but walked seven. The Lady Jays slip to 1-and-1 for the season and 1-and-1 in the W-E-C. Akron-Westfield, the defending Class 1A champions in Iowa, improve to 3-and-0.
(SHELDON) -- Kassidy Rieken belted a two-run homer and pitched out of a seventh in jam to lead Le Mars to a wild 9-8 victory over Sheldon Thursday night in non-conference softball action at Sheldon. Madison Heidebrink's RBI single in the sixth inning put Le Mars in front 9-6. Sheldon rallied for two runs in the seventh before Rieken snuffed out the rally with the tying run on first base. Rieken scattered 12 hits with one walk and three strike outs. Rieken homered in the third for the Lady Bulldogs first home run of the season. Janessa Milbrodt led Le Mars' nine-hit attack with three hits. Holly Schneider had two hits and a RBI and Madison Heidebrink added two RBI's. The Lady Bulldogs improve to 1-and-1 for the season with the win.
(high school baseball)
Kingsley-Pierson 17, Whiting 2, four innings
(little league at the John Britton Fields)
Astros 4, Red Sox 2
Rangers 9, Tigers 6
Cards 0, Indians 0, tie
Twins 0, Padres 0, tie
Braves 11, Nationals 1
White Sox 13, Marlins 4
Mets 8, Rockies 5
Phils 10, A's 5
Cubs 11, Angels 2
Orioles 8, Pirates 4
Yankees 5, Dodgers 4
Reds 15, Royals 4
D'Backs 8, Giants 3
Mariners 7, Rays 6
(American Association baseball)
Fargo-Moorehead RedHawks 5, Sioux City Explorers 4
(major league baseball)
Boston 4, Atlanta 3
Texas 5, Minnesota 4
Detroit 5, Oakland 4
Kansas City 8, Toronto 6, 10 innings
Houston 3, Baltimore 1
L.A. Angels 7, Seattle 5
N.Y. Mets 4, Philadelphia 1
San Francisco 6, St. Louis 5
Arizona 4, Cincinnati 0
Pittsburgh 6, L.A. Dodgers 3
(N-B-A playoff basketball)
San Antonio 117, Oklahoma City 89 (San Antonio leads series 3-2)
(N-H-L Stanley Cup playoff hockey)
NY Rangers 1, Montreal 0 (N.Y. Rangers wins series 4-2)
FRIDAY RESULTS - May 30
(high school tennis)
(Le Mars' doubles team of Matt Ellefson & Josh Sluiter won their first round match 7-6 with a 10-8 tie-breaker, 6-2 over a Glenwood doubles team (Cole Peckham & Max Chavez) but then lost in the second round 3-6, 1-6 to a doubles team from Fort Dodge St. Edmonds (Jimmy Averill & Konrad Laufersweiler). The Le Mars team was then eliminated in the consolation bracket by a doubles team from Mt. Pleasant (Zach Schmitz & Tyler Pace) 2-6, 3-6.
(high school golf)
(1A at Marshalltown)
(2A at Livermore) Jay Small of Hinton shot an opening round 80 and is ten shots off the lead
(3A at Ames)
(high school softball)
West Sioux 7, Gehlen Catholic 4
Le Mars at the Bishop Heelan Tournament
Le Mars 14, Sioux City North 1, four innings
Lewsi Central 4, Le Mars 1
(LE MARS) -- West Sioux scored three runs in the top of the seventh inning Friday night to snap a 4-all tie and the Falcons claimed a 7-4 War Eagle Conference softball victory at Gehlen Catholic. Gehlen took a 2-0 lead in the third but West Sioux tied the game in the fourth and went ahead 4-2 in the fifth with two more runs. The Lady Jays tied the game in the bottom of the fifth with two runs. Rylee Negaard had two RBI's on two hits for the Falcons while Jill Kessenich, Taylor Peters and Paris Schroeder had two hits each for Gehlen. The Lady Jays fall to 1-and-2 for the season and 1-and-2 in the W-E-C.
(SIOUX CITY) --The Le Mars girls split their first two games in the two-day Bishop Heelan softball invitational Friday. Le Mars opened play with a 14-1 win over Sioux City North behind Kassidy Rieken's three-hitter. Madison Heidebrink paced a ten-hit attack with three hits and three RBI's. Lewis Central scored three runs in their last at-bat to snap a 1-all tie and the Titans clipped Le Mars 4-1. Janessa Milbrodt threw a four-hitter for Le Mars with five strikeouts and four walks. The Lady Dogs were limited to four hits themselves with Madison Heidebrink collecting two of the four hits. Le Mars is 2-and-2 for the season.
(high school baseball)
Gehlen Catholic 10, West Sioux 0, six innings
Sioux City North 12, Le Mars 3
(game one) Remsen St. Mary's 4, Unity Christian 1
(game two) Remsen St. Mary's 10, Unity Christian 0, five innings
(LE MARS) -- Blake Wiltgen fired a four-hit shutout and struck out nine to pitch Gehlen Catholic (3-0/2-0) to a 10-0, six-inning victory over West Sioux Friday night at the Riverview Complex. Mitchell Flack had a two-run single to key a four-run first inning and Ryan Stoll's two-run single in the third led to another four-run inning. Solomon Freking brought an end to the contest in the bottom of the sixth with a RBI-single to left, scoring Brady Heying from second base with the Jays' tenth run. Heying led a 15-hit Gehlen attack with four hits, a RBI and he scored twice. Gehlen returns to action Monday at Hinton.
(LE MARS) -- Robert Neustrom checked Le Mars to three hits and also had two RBI's to lead Sioux City North to a 12-3 win at Le Mars Friday night. The Stars roughed up Bulldog ace Colin Borchers for 12 hits and took advantage of five Le Mars' errors. The Bulldogs fall to 1-and-2 for the season and return to action Monday at home against Sioux City West.
(American Association baseball)
Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks 3, Sioux City Explorers 2, 10 innings
(major league baseball)
Cleveland 5, Colorado 2
Washington 9, Texas 2
San Diego 4, Chicago White Sox 1
Minnesota 6, N.Y. Yankees 1
Kansas City 6, Toronto 1
Boston 3, Tampa Bay 2, 10 innings
Houston 2, Baltimore 1
Oakland 9, L.A. Angels 5
Detroit 6, Seattle 3
Philadelphia 6, N.Y. Mets 5, 14 innings
Atlanta 3, Miami 2
Milwaukee 11, Chicago Cubs 5
San Francisco 9, St. Louis 4
Cincinnati 6, Arizona 4
Pittsburgh 2, L.A. Dodgers 1
(N-B-A playoff basketball)
Miami 117, Indiana 92 (Miami wins series 4-2)
(N-H-L Stanley Cup playoff hockey)
Chicago 4, Los Angeles 3 (series tied 3-3)
SATURDAY RESULTS - May 31
(high school golf)
1A at Marshalltown: Bishop Garrigan won the team title with Chris Cooksley of East Buchanan and Josh McCormick of Alta-Aurelia tying for the medalist honors with 147's.
2A at Livermore: Jay Small of Hinton finished 34th, shooting a 90 on the final day for a two-day total of 170. South Hamilton won the team title and Trevor Ullestad of South Hamilton was medlaist with a 144.
3A at Ames: West Delaware won the team title with Alex Moorman of Centerville shooting a 143 to earn medalist honors.
(high school softball)
Bishop Heelan Tournament
Le Mars 7, Charter Oak-Ute 3
(#1-3A)Sergeant Bluff-Luton 7, Le Mars 6
Kingsley-Pierson Invitational
Gehlen Catholic 9, Sioux City West 1
Kingsley-Pierson 6, Gehlen Catholic 4
River Valley 10, Gehlen Catholic 9
(#1-1A)Akron-Westfield 4, (#4-1A)Newell-Fonda 3, nine innings
(#1-1A)Akron-Westfield 10, Westwood 1
(#1-1A)Akron-Westfield 11, Alta-Aurelia 1
(#7-1A)Remsen St. Mary's 13, Cherokee 3
(#7-1A)Remsen St. Mary's 5, River Valley 4, eight innings
Kingsley-Pierson 8. Cherokee 6
Kingsley-Pierson 10, Sioux City West 1
(SIOUX CITY) -- Le Mars finished play in the Bishop Heelan Softball Invitational Saturday, losing 7-6 to top-rated (3A) Sergeant Bluff-Luton. The Warriors had to rally twice from 4-2 and 6-5 deficits to side-step the Lady Bulldogs upset bid. S-B-L scored three runs in the fifth to take a one-run lead only to have Le Mars reclaim the lead at 6-5 on RBI singles by Holly Schneider and Madison Heidebrink. Ashtin Hazel, whose two-run double in the fifth put the Warriors in front, delivered another two-run double in the sixth to put the Warriors in front to stay. Le Mars got a base runner on board in the seventh with one out but couldn't move her off first base. Janessa Milbrodt threw a three-hitter in the opening game of the day to pitch Le Mars to a 7-3 win over Charter Oak-Ute. Madison Heidebrink and Kassidy Rieken had back-to-back RBI doubles to key a three-run sixth inning to seal the outcome. Heidebrink had four hits to lead a 13-hit attack. The split left Le Mars at 3-and-3 for the season.
(KINGSLEY) -- Gehlen Catholic took advantage of a shaky Sioux City West defense to score eight runs in the fourth inning and the Lady Jays went onto post a 9-1 victory over the Wolverines in the Kingsley-Pierson Softball Invitational Saturday. West committed five errors in the decisive fourth inning that snapped a 1-1 tie. Meghen Heying threw a three-hitter for the Lady Jays to earn the win. Gehlen dropped their two late games Saturday night in the K-P Invite, losing 6-4 to the host school Kingsley-Pierson and 10-9 to River Valley. Kingsley-Pierson took advantage of two Gehlen errors and a RBI single by Rachel Mercer to score two runs in the sixth, snapping a 4-all tie. Marina Keck threw a three-hitter for the Panthers. In the loss to River Valley, Gehlen blew a 7-0 lead as the Wolverines scored ten runs in their final two at-bats. Meghen Heying had a one-hit shutout going through the first five inning for the Lady Jays before the wheels came off. Bailey Wiltgen had three of Gehlen's five hits, including the teams first home run of the season, and four RBI's. The Lady Jays are 2-and-4 for the season.
(high school baseball)
(#9-1A)Remsen St. Mary's 3, River Valley 2
(#9-1A)Remsen St. Mary's 5, Cherokee 2
(Hawks improve to 6-and-0)
(American Association baseball)
Sioux City Explorers 8, Fargo-Moorehead RedHawks 6
(indoor football)
Wichita Wild 49, Sioux City Bandits 46
(N-B-A playoffs)
WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS: San Antonio 112, Oklahoma City 107, OT (San Antonio wins series 4-2)
(major league baseball)
Washington 10, Texas 2
San Diego 4, Chicago White Sox 2
Cleveland 7, Colorado 6
N.Y. Yankees 3, Minnesota 1
Toronto 12, Kansas City 2
Baltimore 4, Houston 1
Boston 7, Tampa Bay 1
Oakland 11, L.A. Angels 3
Seattle 3, Detroit 2
St. Louis 2, San Francisco 0
N.Y. Mets 5, Philadelphia 4, 14 innings
Atlanta 9, Miami 5
Chicago Cubs 8, Milwaukee 0
L.A. Dodgers 12, Pittsburgh 2
Cincinnati 5, Arizona 0
SUNDAY RESULTS - June 1
(American Association baseball)
Fargo-Moorehead RedHawks 2, Sioux City Explorers 1
(major league baseball)
Cleveland 6, Colorado 4
Texas 2, Washington 0
Chi White Sox 4, San Diego 1
Minnesota 7, N.Y. Yankees 2
Toronto 4, Kansas City 0
Boston 4, Tampa Bay 0
Baltimore 9, Houston 4
Oakland 6, L.A. Angels 3
Seattle 4, Detroit 0
Atlanta 4, Miami 2
N.Y. Mets 4, Philadelphia 3, 11 innings
Milwaukee 9, Chicago Cubs 0
San Francisco 8, St. Louis 0
Cincinnati 4, Arizona 3
Pittsburgh 5, L.A. Dodgers 3
(N-H-L Stanley Cup playoff hockey)
WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS: Los Angeles 5, Chicago 4, OT (Los Angeles wins series 4-3)
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The orangutan in the room is that with a population of just 28 million, Malaysia has simply been easy to overlook. Malaysia is no China (1.3 billion), India (1.2 billion), Indonesia (243 million) or even Thailand (67 million). According to figures from the Pharmaceutical Association of Malaysia (PHAMA), the overall size of the market for prescription and OTC drugs is currently just US$ 1.63 billion.
However, despite its size, Malaysia presents strong growth opportunities. Factors such as rising income per capita, better medical diagnosis, increasing longevity, the growing preponderance of chronic diseases, and emerging consumer health consciousness are fueling a compound annual growth rate of 9.5% from 2009 to 2014.


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While ecologists remain alert to the threat of deforestation and elimination of natural animals and insects throughout the world, they are increasingly finding that people are intrigued and respectful of species that capture their imagination. This intrigue, combined with a lack of natural defensive mechanisms in the Katydid insects being studied, could help foster a better relationship between humans and the forests of Peru, areas that are at risk of being overused and ruined by human activities like logging and tourism. The Katydid species do have some defenses like biting, natural odors, regurgitation, and making noises to ward off predators.
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We want to customize the Web Mail Client of the Open Source of ZCS and use it with the Mail Server of the Professional Edition of ZCS. Would it work?
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Major cuts in store for Valley Stream high schools
More than 20 positions, three sports teams on chopping block
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Cutting 15 full-time teaching positions, six support staff members and three sports teams are some of the ways the Valley Stream Central High School District is proposing to slash about $2.5 million from its budget in order to stay within the state tax levy cap.
The Board of Education held its monthly committee meeting on Feb. 5 to discuss the 2013-14 budget, and district administrators laid out a proposal to make the necessary cuts.
New York state school districts are beginning the second budget cycle under the tax cap, which Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed into law in June 2011 and which took effect last January. A school board has the option of adopting a budget that exceeds the district's cap, but it must be approved by a supermajority of at least 60 percent of voters — a route the board does not plan to take.
Dr. Wayne Loper, assistant superintendent of finance and operations, said that keeping all programs and services intact next year would mean a budget of nearly $109 million and a tax levy increase of 6.31 percent. Factoring in Cuomo's proposed state aid figures, which were released last month, Loper has calculated that the district's maximum allowable tax levy is 3.06 percent. The proposed spending plan totals $106.17 million.
Originally, Superintendent Dr. Bill Heidenreich was anticipating cuts totaling around $2.65 million, but the district would likely be able to save some programs through other savings, specifically in the area of transportation. Board members agreed to reduce transportation costs by changing the way some private-school students get to class. About 90 students who attend Chaminade High School, Crescent School and Sacred Heart Academy would be provided with MetroCards for MTA transportation instead of a yellow bus, which would save the district approximately $120,000, Loper said.
According to Heidenreich, the MTA now has new routing and scheduling that allows the three schools to meet its criteria for public transportation. The district has used MTA transportation for years, and is providing MetroCards to 57 non-public-school students this year.
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(Sports Network) - The slumping New Jersey Devils will aim for their first
victory in two weeks when they host the Toronto Maple Leafs in Saturday's
clash at the Prudential Center.
The Devils are mired in a five-game losing streak (0-2-3) and haven't won
since recording a home victory against Florida on March 23. New Jersey was
able to gain a point in each of its next three games before suffering
regulation setbacks in its two most recent outings.
The rough patch has coincided with an injury to star forward Ilya Kovalchuk,
who suffered a shoulder injury in New Jersey's last win on March 23 and will
miss a sixth straight game on Saturday.
Without Kovalchuk, New Jersey has fallen to ninth place in the East, but the
club is only one point behind the Rangers and Islanders for a playoff spot.
Both New York teams are in action on Saturday, as the Isles host Tampa Bay and
the Rangers visit Carolina.
The Devils hope veteran winger Steve Sullivan can help the club get back on
track. The 38-year-old Sullivan, who broke into the NHL with New Jersey during
the 1995-96 season, was acquired from Phoenix for a seventh-round draft pick
at Wednesday's trade deadline and he is expected to play on Saturday.
Sullivan has five goals and 12 points in 33 games with the Coyotes this season
and has recorded 742 points (288 goals, 454 assists) over 1,002 NHL games.
"I really didn't see it coming," Sullivan said of the trade. "But it's a great
opportunity. I'm glad to be going back to where it all began."
The Devils are coming off Thursday's 1-0 regulation loss in Boston. Jaromir
Jagr scored the lone goal of the contest in his Boston debut, while Tuukka
Rask stopped all 40 shots sent his way by New Jersey.
Martin Brodeur stopped 25-of-26 shots in the setback.
"Effort is there," New Jersey coach Peter DeBoer remarked. "We played a good
game, just didn't get rewarded for it."
The Devils are playing three of their next four games on home ice, where they
are 10-6-2 this season.
Toronto, meanwhile, will try to get back in the win column on Saturday after
having a three-game win streak halted Thursday by the visiting Philadelphia
The Maple Leafs lost a 5-3 decision to the Flyers and James van Riemsdyk,
John-Michael Liles and Nikolai Kulemin all scored in the losing effort. James
Reimer gave up four goals on 30 shots for Toronto.
"I felt like I was hanging in there and making some big saves, but they got a
couple in," said Reimer. "It was a weird game out there tonight and things
just don't go your way sometimes."
In addition to losing the game, the Maple Leafs also saw forward Joffrey Lupul
leave the contest with an upper body injury after he was sandwiched by
Philadelphia's Adam Hall and Jay Rosehill. Lupul, who has 14 points in 10
games during an injury-plagued season, did not travel with the team to New
Jersey and his status is day-to-day.
Toronto has 44 points and is tied for fifth in the Eastern Conference with
Ottawa. The Leafs are trying to end a stretch of seven straight seasons
without making the playoffs. It's the longest postseason drought in franchise
The Leafs are 2-0 against New Jersey this season and have won six of 10
overall in this series. Toronto also has claimed three of the last four
meetings in the Garden State.
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Northeast Middle School is joining a list of schools banning clothing that displays confederate emblems or Malcolm X.
The Lauderdale County district has left the decision to principals of each school for the past couple of years.
Northeast Middle made the move after racial fighting last school year.
"We need the help of parents and students to help us keep a good environment during the school day," said David Little, superintendent of Lauderdale County Schools, in backing the decision of Northeast Middle School principal Richard Kelly.
Meridian Public Schools have a similar policy.
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Denver, CO (Sports Network) - Andre Iguodala scored a team-high 17 points and
pulled down 10 rebounds as the Denver Nuggets earned their first win of the
season with a 109-97 triumph over the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday at Pepsi
JaVale McGee scored 16 points off the bench, Ty Lawson added 15 points and
nine assists and Kenneth Faried netted 15 points to go with eight rebounds for
the Nuggets, who avoided starting 0-4 for the first time since the lockout-
shortened 1999 season.
Kosta Koufos and Corey Brewer contributed 14 and 11 points, respectively in
the victory.
Greg Monroe dropped in a game-high 27 points and grabbed 10 boards, while
Rodney Stuckey added 17 points in the setback for the Pistons, who are 0-4 for
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Located in Muizenberg, along Beach Road, Bombay Chilli boasts delicious fragrant and spicy Indian dishes made with quality ingredients and the freshest naan bread with which to mop up the juices.
Starters delight with chilli bite sand samoosas and an impressive selection of vegetarian offerings like potato Bombay aloo and spinach-studded palak paneer.
Try the delicious coriander and coconut milk-laced kadal chicken with a good bottle of wine (bring your own).
Open for lunch and dinner only, Bombay Chilli is your friendly, laid back Indian bistro in the heart of Muizenberg.
Located in the middle of Palmer Road in Muizenberg, Closer is a purely vegan restaurant and welcome addition to Muizenberg Village. Its fresh and artistic modern interiors speaks of their attitude towards their food, which uses only meat, egg, refined sugar and dairy free ingredients yet bursts with flavour.
Cow's milk is replaced with oat, soya and rice milk, making Closer's smoothies all the more delectable. Daily specials are written on a chalkboard, enticing customers in with their organic ingredients and interesting flavour combinations.
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The vibrant setting housed in side a character-converted warehouse is a heartwarming neighbourhood hangout.
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Anaheim, CA (Sports Network) - Saku Koivu was credited with the game-winner in
the second round of the shootout, as the Anaheim Ducks downed the Los Angeles
Kings 4-3 on Sunday at Honda Center.
Bobby Ryan started the shootout with a successful backhander, and after Mike
Richards came up empty at the other end, Koivu beat Jonathan Bernier with a
slick backhand-forehand deke.
Jeff Carter kept the Kings alive when he roofed a backhander, but Corey Perry
snuck a quick wrister past Bernier to send the Ducks to their third win in
their last four games.
Matt Beleskey registered a goal and an assist, while Perry and Kyle Palmieri
each scored once in regulation to help the Ducks extend their lead to nine
points over the Kings atop the Pacific Division. Viktor Fasth posted 35 saves.
Dustin Brown recorded a goal and assist, while Drew Doughty and Carter also
lit the lamp for the Kings, who occupy the fourth spot in the West.
Bernier made 19 saves in the setback, which snapped LA's two-game win streak.
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Mooresville, NC (February 3, 2012) – Casey Mears is coming off of a season that saw him put the Germain Racing team and the GEICO car comfortably in the Top 35 in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Owner Point standings. While this feat indicates exponential improvement for a virtual upstart Sprint Cup Series team, it also serves as a ticket to the 2012 Daytona 500. Mears has experienced considerable success in the past at Daytona International Speedway, including a July 2011 race that found him as the leader on two different occasions, but it has been since 2009 that he has started a Daytona 500.
This year, Mears enters the season as the undisputed driver of Germain Racing's Sprint Cup Series entry, and also rolls into Daytona with a new paint scheme, a new manufacturer in Ford and a sponsorship extension that will see GEICO adorning the hood of the #13 Ford Fusion through 2014. Two engine failures in two days sent Mears and his Germain Racing team packing in 2011, but they are guaranteed a starting position for this year's 500-mile race.
The stars are aligned and Mears is eager to hit the track on February 18th for the opening practice session.
He has attempted to escape the madness and seek refuge everywhere from Phoenix to Aspen to the country of Mexico. But, it is to no avail. He cannot clear his mind of what he felt at the Daytona test in January; the horsepower that rumbled beneath him during his first days in the new #13 GEICO Ford Fusion. Just a week ago, Mears' sponsor GEICO held a television commercial production at the Germain Racing shop in Mooresville, NC, and the energy was evident. The team and its driver frequently commented on their desire to move quickly through the month of February and get to Daytona.
"I am tired of twiddling of my thumbs, I can only do it for so long," Mears said. "We're very excited about our new relationship with Ford and having Roush-Yates power, and it gave us a boost in confidence when GEICO announced their extension. It's a totally different atmosphere around here and the new blue and green paint scheme has freshened everything up and gave us the chance to relaunch our program. It's hard to hide my excitement and I'm sure Trisha (wife) and other people close to me are starting to get tired of hearing me talk about it. We're going to be fast and I'm counting the days until first practice."
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