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Pericardial effusion (per-e-KAHR-dee-ul uh-FU-zhun) occurs when too much fluid builds up around the heart.
The heart is surrounded by a double-layered, sac-like structure called the pericardium. The space between the layers normally contains a very small amount of fluid.
But if the pericardium is diseased or injured, the resulting inflammation can lead to pericardial effusion. Fluid can also build up around the heart without inflammation. Sometimes, pericardial effusion can be caused by the accumulation of blood after a surgical procedure or injury.
When the amount of fluid exceeds the pericardium's "full" level, pericardial effusion puts pressure on the heart, causing poor heart function. If left untreated, pericardial effusion can cause heart failure or even death.
You can have significant pericardial effusion and experience no signs or symptoms, particularly if the fluid has increased slowly.
If pericardial effusion symptoms do occur, they may include:
Call 911 or your local emergency number if you feel chest pain that lasts more than a few minutes, if your breathing is difficult or painful, or if you have an unexplained fainting spell. If you experience shortness of breath, fatigue or other symptoms of pericardial effusion, see your doctor.
Inflammation of the pericardium (pericarditis) is a response to disease, injury or an inflammatory disorder that affects the pericardium. Pericardial effusion is often a sign of this inflammatory response.
Pericardial effusion may also occur when the flow of pericardial fluids is blocked or when blood accumulates within the pericardium. It's not clear how some diseases contribute to pericardial effusion, and sometimes the cause can't be determined.
Specific causes of pericardial effusion may include:
The pericardium can hold only a limited amount of excess fluid without causing problems. The inner layer of the pericardium is made of a single layer of cells that sticks to the heart. The outer layer is thicker and only somewhat elastic. When too much liquid collects, the pericardium expands inward, toward the heart.
When pericardial effusion puts pressure on the heart, the pumping chambers of the heart fail to fill completely, and one or more chambers may partially collapse. This condition, called tamponade (tam-pon-AYD), causes poor blood circulation and an inadequate supply of oxygen to the body. Tamponade is a life-threatening condition if left untreated.
How much you can do to prepare for an appointment will depend on a few factors:
If you have nonemergency symptoms and have time to prepare for your appointment, the following suggestions may help you make the best use of the time with your primary care doctor or cardiologist.
Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions will help you make the most of your time. Some questions you might ask include:
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may reserve time to go over any points you want to spend more time on. Your doctor may ask:
Your doctor will do a series of tests to look for pericardial effusion, identify possible causes and determine treatment. For some of the exams, your doctor may refer you to a cardiologist.
Your doctor will perform a medical exam. In particular, he or she will listen to your heart with a stethoscope. If your pericardium is inflamed, your doctor may hear a high-pitched, scratchy sound called a friction rub. If there's a large amount of fluid accumulated, your heartbeat may be muffled or sound distant.
A commonly used test to diagnose pericardial effusion is an echocardiogram. An echocardiogram uses sound waves to create real-time images of your heart. With this procedure, a cardiologist can see the extent of pericardial effusion based on the amount of space present between the two layers of the pericardium. An echocardiogram can also show decreased heart function due to pressure on the heart (tamponade). Your cardiologist may be able to see whether one or more chambers of the heart have collapsed and how efficiently your heart is pumping blood. There are two types of echocardiograms:
An electrocardiogram — also called an ECG or EKG — records electrical signals as they travel through your heart. Your cardiologist can look for patterns among these signals that suggest tamponade.
A chest X-ray may show an enlarged silhouette of your heart if the amount of fluid in the pericardium is large.
Computerized tomography (CT) scan and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are imaging technologies that can detect pericardial effusion, although they're not generally used to look for the disorder. However, pericardial effusion may be diagnosed when these tests are done for other reasons.
If your doctor finds evidence of pericardial effusion, he or she may order blood tests or other diagnostic tests to identify an underlying cause.
Treatment for pericardial effusion will depend on how much fluid has accumulated, what is causing the effusion, and whether pericardial effusion has caused or is likely to cause decreased heart function due to pressure on the heart (cardiac tamponade). Treating the underlying cause of pericardial effusion often corrects the problem.
If you don't have tamponade or there's no immediate threat of tamponade, your doctor may prescribe one of the following to treat inflammation of the pericardium that may be contributing to pericardial effusion:
If you don't respond to medications or you have recurring pericardial effusion after a successful treatment, your doctor may prescribe a corticosteroid, such as prednisone.
If anti-inflammatory treatments don't correct the problem, if you have tamponade or if you're at risk of tamponade, your cardiologist will likely recommend one of the following procedures to drain fluids or prevent fluids from accumulating again.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/pericardial-effusion/basics/preparing-for-your-appointment/CON-20034161
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November 2010. IUCN is sending a delegation of experts to the 16th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Cancun, Mexico, which takes place 29 November to 10 December. It wants to see progress in establishing an international post-2012 climate change regime which has so far proved painfully slow. The difficulties that caused a deadlock in Copenhagen have not yet been overcome but even if the adoption of a global, legally-binding agreement at the meeting is increasingly unlikely, progress can still be made on a number of key issues.
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I DON'T LIKE THE THUNDERBIRD. ... It's a WANNA BE SOMETHING ELSE BIKE to me, that looks like it was designed by a committee, to be more "Hip, Now & With It" & completely misses the point of prolonging something already excellent, that does not at all need a garish facelift. Why pander to the uninformed? Let them buy their own rattle can of paint. If I offended anyone, I'm only a slightly sorry.
Riding with forward pegs is goofy & very hard on the back, handling suffers, & you look like your sitting on the toilet.
I am not so sure about that. I hear that comment a lot , and maybe for "superslab" freeways it is true, but where I am from , the max speed on our roads is 100 kph (62 mph) even on the multilane highway 401 through Toronto. This is well within the limits of any of the Enfield models. I seldom push above 70: for one thing I am just not in that much of a hurry, and for another , I don't need the tickets. So as to the difference between Indian roads and ours, I would say that by and large that has more to do with potholes, and an equal argument could be made that are are far better suspended bikes than RE's for potholes in India. The common factors globally are fuel prices, and human emotion.
Right on the money Gashousegorilla.Goes as well for Europe too, and I would dare to include Australia and New Zealand too. Because they lack the mystic of the vintage, as we know, csq knew, it.There is a parallel in both perceptions, though.
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Fun link. An alternate version claims the term french does not refer to a nation but is an archaic term describing the method of slicing the potatoe (or potato). If you ever happen to be in Belgium skip the official museum frietmuseum in Bruges for the unofficial one in Antwerp. Probably the single Museum in the World where you are encouraged to take and enjoy your fries indoors. Oh, and you eat them with carbonades (stewed meat), and a decent beer (choice of over 200). Deli
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"We don't have quantity, but we have a lot of quality," said HHS wrestling coach Duane Stroh about his nine-member Dragon team. While the team is small in numbers, Stroh said he believes every kid has the ability to make it to the state tournament. The only problem will be not all may make the team, as several fall within similar weights.
Stroh believes Holyoke will have a strong tournament team, but will be weak at duals, with no upper-weight wrestlers. With all team members being well-skilled, they're advancing quickly, noted Stroh. "They'll be strong at the end of the year," he added. The Dragons open at the Akron Invite Saturday, Dec. 6 and will host the Holyoke Invitational Saturday, Dec. 13.Five returning letterwinners lead this year's Dragon team. They include junior Chad Stroh, returning state champion at 119 pounds; junior Luke Garrett and sophomore Brian Strong, who were both one round away from placing on the state mats last year; and sophomores Seth Baker and Skyler Dittmer, who both finished in sixth place at last year's regionals.
Other team members include senior Brandon Price, who wrestled as a seventh grader and younger, but has not competed on the HHS wrestling team until this year. Also new to the team are freshmen Mark Edmonds, Parker Redfern and Broc Pelle. All were league champs in last year's junior high tourney, and Pelle won fourth place at the junior high state meet.
Projected weight classes for the team members are Edmonds at 103, Redfern and Strong at 119, Stroh 125, Baker 130, Dittmer 135, Pelle 140, Price 145 and Garrett 160. This is Stroh's second year as head coach for the Dragons, but he has numerous years in assistant and volunteer coaching roles.
Assisting Stroh are Dusty McConnell and volunteers Jeremy Dirks and Levi Garrett. McConnell has coached in local wrestling programs for close to a decade and returns for his second year as the official HHS assistant. Dirks was a volunteer coach for the team last year. As a college wrestler, he earned All-American honors in 1997 and qualified for the national tournament three times, placing fourth one year. Garrett is a 2008 HHS graduate. He qualified for the state tournament three years, placing sixth as a junior and fifth as a senior, both at 215 lbs. Team managers for the Dragon wrestlers are Ann McConnell, Sam Redfern, Kaziah Dagel and Mariah Struckmeyer.


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In 2010, a new state law was passed,
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color, national origin, sexual orientation including gender expression or identity, veteran
or military status, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, or the use
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Under this new law, OSPI must develop rules and guidelines to eliminate discrimination in public school employment, counseling and guidance services to students, recreational and athletic activities, access to course offerings, and in textbooks and instructional materials.
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The eastern brown snake is usually orange-brown in colour, but variations from light to dark brown colour to an almost black are also found. Their belly is a light cream colour, often with orange blotches. They possess a small blunt head. Some juvenile snakes may also have dark head markings and may even be banded. The eastern brown snake rates number two on the world's most venomous snake list.
The eastern brown snake is found all the way along the east coast of Australia, from the tip of Cape York, along the coasts and inland ranges of NSW, VIC and SA. Some specimens can be found in arid areas of the NT. There are also very limited numbers in eastern areas of Papua New Guinea. The eastern brown snake occupies a varied range of habitats from wet to dry sclerophyll forests (Eucalypt forests) and heaths of coastal ranges, through to savannah woodlands, inner grasslands and arid scrublands. The eastern brown snake is diurnal, which means it is active during the day, especially on warm sunny days where it will bask in the sun. This snake is possibly eastern Australia's most frequently encountered venomous snake.
The eastern brown snake's diet consists mainly of small mammals, such as rodents, birds and other small reptiles.
The eastern brown snake population is classified as secure.
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Clyde and his girlfriend Bonny are our only two eastern brown snakes here at Australia Zoo and they have lived together for many years. Clyde is very protective of his girl and will defend her and his enclosure at all times. Being the second most venomous snake in the world, we have to live by his rules but he is an awesome animal with so much character and that's why we love him.


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The Best Buy 1996 ad thread got me thinking: What technology/new gadgets do you NOT have that seemingly everyone else in your life has?
Smartphone or data plan. My phone does have a camera but that's about it.
LED/LCD/plasma HD TV. Not even a flat screen. I have a 13" box with built-in VCR.
Blu-Ray player. Or DVD player, for that matter. Watch all my DVDs on my computer...
Netflix subscription. This blew a friend's mind the other day.
My parents just upgraded from their 2000-ish Gateway desktop last week
No texting/data/etc on my phone...no camera on it either.
No netflix.
I have most everything else tech related that is common.
No netflix here. I am limited by lack of quality internet in this rural area
No tablet, yet.
I have quite a bit I need to update:
I don't have a smart phone. I use Tracfone as my cell phone provider. I just don't use my cell phone for talking/conversation purposes unless it is an emergency. I just upgraded to an LG phone (see below) that will allow me to upload 2.0 megapixel pictures to Facebook.
I'm stilling rolling with a DVD player that was bought for me in 2004.
My video game consoles currently consist of Nintendo Wii and Playstation 2.
I didn't upgrade to an HDTV until this summer. Though I don't have many HD channels (maybe just FOX,) since I'm currently living on campus and get Mediacom cable through campus housing.
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I didn't know Satan posted on here. Because clearly with this opinion, you're the devil.
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My only current (non-computer) gaming console is an N64.
You can't die. That would upset the equilibrium in the Cave.
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My only current (non-computer) gaming console is an N64.
Nothing wrong with that. I was just about to come on here and say the same thing. I still play Ken Griffey Jr. baseball on N64.
netflix is lame, i just redbox if i want a movie.
I am quite sick of adding more monthly bills, and for that reason, i have am not living on the bleeding edge... on the other hand, i build linux servers and run r & d on those, so i guess it depends what you mean by technology....
TV bought a 19 inch tube my freshmen year and have been lucky enough to have had roommates that have had 30+ HDTV's. I got a smartphone a few months ago; also hoping my computer hangs on through this school year. Other than that I am up to date.
No tablet.
No satellite radio.
No "powerful" game console. (XBox, PS3. Only a Wii for the kids)
Blue ray player. I have a DVD player in my xbox 360 and desktop. I refuse to buy movies so it would be pretty useless to me. Other than that I have most stuff upgraded. No tablet I guess.
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No tablet.
No satellite radio.
No "powerful" game console. (XBox, PS3. Only a Wii for the kids)
Get a 360, you will not be dissappointed. I do enjoy a lot of games for the Wii though as well.
--Luck of the Cyrish--
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Get a 360, you will not be dissappointed. I do enjoy a lot of games for the Wii though as well.
Yeah, i'm *THIS* close to dropping for the 250GB w/ Kinect. The kids love the kinect at their friend's house. We'll see what Santa brings. :)
No 3D TV. I've seen them advertised everywhere but I have yet to meet anyone that actually has one.
Also, no tablet. I have a smart phone that does everything that a tablet would so I haven't seen the point.
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(CBS NEWS) -- Vatican officials said Monday that Pope Benedict XVI had announced to
his senior clergy that he would resign his position as the head of the
Roman Catholic Church on February 28, according to multiple news
agencies which received a transcript of his remarks.
Benedict has dealt with health issues for some time, and the
85-year-old announced his decision in Latin during a meeting of Vatican
cardinals Monday morning, according to the Associated Press. The move
took almost all Vatican observers, and millions of Catholics around the
world, by surprise.
He said that because of his advanced
age and diminishing strength, he didn't feel he could carry on the job.
Reuters quoted the Pope as saying he was "fully aware of the gravity" of
his resignation.
The pope's brother, Georg Ratzinger,
told a news agency in Germany that the pontiff had been advised by his
doctor not to take any more transatlantic trips and had been considering
stepping down for months.
Talking from his home in
Regensburg to the news agency dpa, Georg Ratzinger said his brother was
having increasing difficulty walking and that his resignation was part
of a "natural process."
"His age is weighing on him," the 89-year-old said of his 85-year-old brother. "At this age my brother wants more rest."
The 265th Pontiff, Benedict will be the first leader of
the Church to step down voluntarily in almost six centuries. He has led
the Church since 2005 through a tumultuous time that has seen him
criticized for his handling of the scandal related to years of sexual
abuse of young parishioners by priests and other clergy, and senior
church officials' alleged moves to hide those actions.
Benedict has also had to deal with the fallout of a traitor in his own ranks -- his butler was convicted in 2012 (video) of stealing personal documents from Benedict's living quarters and leaking them to the media.
decision sets the stage for a conclave to elect a new pope before
the end of March. Vatican communications advisor Greg Burke told "CBS
This Morning" that the pontiff's sudden departure doesn't leave a lot of
time for Church officials to pick a replacement if they want the post
filled before Easter, but he also noted that there won't be the usual
delay of nine days mourning for a pope who dies in office.
"We certainly hope to have a new pope by Easter," said Burke.
Burke said he only found out about the pope's decision a couple hours before Benedict announced it to the cardinals.
was a surprise, but maybe not a shock," said Burke, who had worried
about the aging pontiff's health increasingly in recent weeks. "I was
always very nervous when I saw him going up and down steps," added
Burke, noting that Benedict had problems with at least one of his knees.
He said the pontiff did not, however, have any immediate, grave medical
condition that he was aware of.
The following is a
transcription of part of the remarks Pope Benedict made in Latin to his
cardinals on Monday morning, which was released to the media by the
Vatican (Click here to read the full text):
have come to the certainty that my strengths, due to an advanced age,
are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the Petrine ministry.
I am well aware that this ministry, due to its essential spiritual
nature, must be carried out not only with words and deeds, but no less
with prayer and suffering.
However, in today's world, subject to so many rapid changes and shaken
by questions of deep relevance for the life of faith, in order to govern
the bark of Saint Peter and proclaim the Gospel, both strength of mind
and body are necessary, strength which in the last few months, has
deteriorated in me to the extent that I have had to recognize my
incapacity to adequately fulfill the ministry entrusted to me."
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Rosie O'Donnell, who was scheduled to leave the cast of "The View" on June 20, will not return to the talk show after the Memorial Day weekend, ABC has announced.May 26, 2007 artsNews
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Mike Frazier of Amherst delivered the Memorial Day address at Hillside Cemetery in Julesburg Monday, May 27. Frazier serves as camp manager at Camp Machasay, which is a ministry of Youth Challenge.
"We live in a country that was founded on the American dream, the concept that you can do anything with hard work and a good idea," said Frazier. He cited that many have done just that in the last few hundred years, with many reporting success and many more failures.
Reflecting on a quote by Thomas Jefferson, Frazier said, "I think God gave us liberty and freedom, and one day his wrath will come and judge us according to our deeds in our freedoms."
Frazier's question to those gathered was, "What good is freedom of the body when you are not at peace and free on the inside?"
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Now this sounds interesting!
In a surprise move by the site administrator (me) I'm posting the May Challenge not only on time, but almost RIGHT on time I want you all to have PLENTY of time to work on this challenge, because this is yet another fantastic RPGtonight.com sponsored challenge. I'm not sure if you all remember last years, but the prize list was quite generous and I'm looking forward to seeing what they have to offer this year (prize list is forthcoming).
So without any further ado...Here's the Challenge Guidelines.
Just like in the movies, a running battle in an RPG can bring extra
excitement not present in a static encounter that takes place in one
little area. Think of the famous chase scenes and moving battles in Mad
Max, Indiana Jones, the French Connection, dozens of Westerns and James
Bond movies, or the aggressive races in Ben Hur and Rollerball. This
month's contest involves creating a tabletop or VTT miniatures encounter
map of the scene of a challenging moving battle and chase.
The rules are as follows:
The chase path must be linear in the sense of being a single path with
various features and obstacles. The path can be two ended, with a
beginning that is separate from the end, or looped like a racetrack. You
could make a very thin, long, straight map or a normally proportioned
rectangular map with a twisty chase path. Tiles would be a plus, but not
necessary – the GM could add tiles as the players progress, or turn tiles
around to re-use them for later parts of the path.
The chase path must have a start point and an end point. In the case of
looped tracks, this could simply be the start and finish lines, with
multiple loops taken around the track. In the case of a two-ended path,
the start should be some feature where a chase would logically start – for
example the point where railroad tracks go past a train robber's hideout.
The end should be some point where the chase would logically end if those
being chased are not stopped – for example the point where the railroad
tracks go onto a trestle bridge where the outlaws can't follow. The
endpoint might also have an interesting "surprise" (cliff, police
blockade, whatever) that could foil either the heroes or the bad guys if
they don't make their saving throws.
There must be obstacles, pitfalls, tight turns, roll based traps/events,
or other deadly stuff along the way to make the chase interesting. Some of
these could be in the form of removable objects that the GM can put in
different places, especially if tiles are used.
The path length must be long enough to require at least several rounds of
movement/combat/evasion etc. in the game system of your choice. We'll
leave it up to the mapmaker to decide how long the path has to be to make
a memorable encounter. Those considering maps for fast vehicles might want
to consider tiling – otherwise the map will be verrrrrry long.
Any genre or era, is OK, and the chase path can be designed for any form
of transportation, or none. Let your imagination run wild! You could
design anything from a rutted stagecoach road in the Old West to the
slipstreams and vortices in a nebula surrounding a black hole.
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Now this sounds interesting!
Daniel the Neon Knight: Campaign Cartographer User
Never use a big word when a diminutive one will suffice!
Any questions on CC3? Post them with CC3 in the Subject Line!
MY 'FAMOUS' CC3 MAPS: Thunderspire; Pyramid of Shadows; King of the Trollhaunt Warrens; Demon Queen's Enclave
I have a new, cunning way for creating maps which I might use on this... but unlike last month, I'll start working on it now rather than a week before the challenge ends!
At first this didn't really catch my eye as something I could even attempt, sounding much more "present day" than my more favored "fantasy" but I think I have an idea...naval/river battle. Without having to search all over the forums what is the standard pixels-per-feet ratio for a VT?
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
-J. Robert Oppenheimer (father of the atom bomb) alluding to The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 11, Verse 32)
My Maps ~ My Brushes ~ My Tutorials ~ My Challenge Maps
10 or 20 px per foot is standard. Dunjinni uses 40 px per foot but that's too high for most vtts I believe.
This does look very cool as a challenge. I'm really going to try to enter, but this month is just crazy busy.
With my semester coming to a close, I'll have to give a shot at this one.
OK...my memory is limited - what is VT? And do we have to adhere to a particular scale?
VT or VTT is a Virtual Table or Virtual Table Top.
Fantasy Grounds
Several others.
The pertinent thing is that the map is shared on a monitor between people who are commonly represented by a token placed on its surface. The map should be designed such that it is convenient to be explored by tokens, perhaps with a radius of vision or a fog of war.
Dollhouse Syndrome = The temptation to turn a map into a picture, obscuring the goal of the image with the appeal of cute, or simply available, parts. Maps have clarity through simplification.
--- Sigurd
ok! so no size limitation, but hopefully kept at a 20 px to the foot sacle will work?


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New York Giants cornerback Brian Witherspoon and several other volunteers helped out with a Habitat for Humanity project in meridian on Saturday afternoon.
Witherspoon is from Butler, Alabama and says it is good to be back in the area and lending a helping hand.
"I don't want anyone saying that just because I'm a professional athlete, you know, I'm not around," he says. "I want to come back and help the community. I think that's very important. You should always try and give back to your community. Always try to come through if you can, when you can. That's why I'm here today."
Witherspoon says the work he did on Saturday is actually easier than the game of football.
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CANTON, Ohio - The storybook season of the St. Clairsville Red Devils has reached its final chapter. Whether or not it'll be a happy ending will be determined today at Fawcett Stadium.
The Red Devils find themselves within 48 minutes of making history and finishing off the finest story authored by a Belmont County school.
After winning for the 14th week in a row, St. C. is searching for its first state football championship against fellow unbeaten Clarksville Clinton-Massie in a 3 p.m. start.
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St. Clairsville tailback Jaylon Brown (8) has run for more than 1,700 yards and 33 touchdowns this season.
''Obviously, to hoist that (trophy) is the dream,'' St. Clairsville coach Brett McLean said. ''But I am not thinking that way. We have to be well-prepared, calm under pressure and disciplined. This will the fastest 48 minutes of these kids' lives, but we have to try to slow it down because if you get caught up in it, it can be gone in a blink of an eye.''
The Red Devils reached this point by dispatching defending state champion Creston Norwayne, 40-27, last week in Massillon.
''I had to run to the mailbox Saturday morning and get the paper to make it really set in that we were playing for the title,'' McLean said. ''Friday night was definitely a surreal feeling, but we got back to work Saturday morning and started studying, and it's been business-like as usual.''
As has been the case all season, however, McLean isn't about to let his team lose sight of the task at hand and let this opportunity pass it by.
''We'll look back, enjoy all of this and celebrate it when it's over,'' McLean said. ''The good news is we know it's the last week. Except for the 11 others playing this weekend, every other team that made the playoffs, ended their season unknowingly when it was going to happen. So we can cherish every minute of it.''
Except for maybe a few more interviews, McLean has kept the week's plan exactly the same as he has the first 14 game.
Clinton-Massie, which is located in Clinton County, north of Cincinnati on I-71, advanced to its first title game by virtue of sending shockwaves through the state of Ohio.
''This is a big state with a lot of good teams, and I don't know if I'd ever put my name by any preseason predictions because it's such a tough road to hoe,'' McLean said. ''There are so many good team and so much can happen in 15 weeks. I don't know if anyone chose this matchup before the season, but it's reality.''
The Falcons ousted Columbus Bishop Hartley, 45-21, despite falling behind the team that spent the entire season ranked No. 1 in the Associated Press Poll, 14-0.
''We've got a veteran group that's played in a lot of big games,'' C-M coach Dan McSurely said. ''We got down to Earth quickly after last week. We brought the kids in Saturday morning for films and did some lifting. Obviously, we feel the pride and excitement in the school and community, but our kids are focused and ready to go.''
The Falcons have turned heads with their offense this season, establishing a new state record for points with 776. They rack up all those despite having thrown for less than 900 yards.
Clinton-Massie employs a vaunted running attack that is based on the seldom-seen triple option. The Falcons have logged 5,279 yards on the ground and scored 82 rushing touchdowns.
''They are what they are,'' McLean said. ''They're extremely good in all phases of the game. I don't know how the game will unfold, but it's similar to last week in that we're going on the field with an unfamiliar opponent, so who knows what can happen? We'll see what works early and then adjust. That's the way we've done it throughout the playoffs.''
Clinton-Massie's offense is led by junior tailback Bayle Wolfe (6-foot-1, 195 pounds), who has carried 190 times for 1,839 yards and 37 touchdowns. He found the end zone five times last week.
He's joined in the backfield by senior fullback Wyatt Running (5-11, 185), who has carried 127 times for 1,657 yards and 21 touchdowns. Another big-play back is senior J.D. Curtsinger (5-10, 175) who has accumulated 533 yards and four touchdowns.
''You have to play disciplined football and tackle well,'' McLean said. ''We're going to have some 1-on-1 plays to make and what scares you is they're bigger backs than what we've seen. They run down hill hard, so when we get chances to get them on the ground, we have to do that, whether it's pretty or not.''
Senior quarterback Tyler Uetrecht triggers the offense. He's thrown 63 passes, completing 36 for 809 yards and14 TDs and only three interceptions. On the ground, he's run for nine touchdowns and 366 yards.
Senior Trent Smart, an Ohio University verbal, is a force on both sides of the ball at 6-4, 240. He's the team's tight end and has caught 10 passes for 200 yards and four touchhdowns. Junior Dylan Rose has eight receptions for 246 yards and four scores.
The Falcons offensive line isn't gigantic, averaging 225 pounds. Smart withstanding, senior guard George Phillips is the biggest at 5-10, 230. Jake Weaver is an impressive 6-2, 225 and left tackle Bobby Ringer goes 6-3, 215.
The St. Clairsville defense has been resilient. While the offense has gotten a lot of the headlines, Coach Bruce Stiles' unit has quietly gone about its business.
''Our kids are mature and they understand what needs to happen at different situations in games,'' McLean said. ''They don't get down or discouraged if we stutter offensively or if the other team scores. They just play the next series of downs and give us their best effort. Our defense has been put on the front burner the last couple of weeks and has really done well at making stops.''
St. Clairsville's defense is led by its linebacking trio of senior Luke Smith, junior Michael Ferns and senior Cole Stephen. Smith has a team-high 157 tackles, while Ferns checks in with 127. Stephen and defensive end Jay Gossett are tied for third with 104 stops. The other linebacker is Justin Callarik, who's come up big since being inserted into the starting lineup due to injury.
Up front, Corey Ernest (89 tackles), Derek Shunk (81 tackles), Colby Lindsay (85 tackles) and Gossett play along the defensive line.
In the secondary, senior Jerrid Marhefka leads the way with seven interceptions at a corner spot, while Dan Monteroso is on the other side and has five picks. Senior Titus Lepic roams at safety. Junior Jaylon Brown also sees quality time in the secondary.
The Falcons defense is allowing a little more than six points and has pitched five shutouts. The most points it's allowed was the 21 that Hartley scored last week. They've also forced 35 turnovers, including 18 interceptions, and recorded 29 sacks.
The Red Devils offense has scored 677 points and hasn't been slowed down, averaging 48 a pop. The St. C. balance is what causes so many teams problems.
McSurely didn't need long to figure out who the Red Devils' chief playmaker was.
''(Monteroso) is going to be a handful,'' McSurely said. ''We have to identify him immediately. He's a fast kid with good jumping ability. But, you have to be aware of everyone else too, because (St. Clairsville) is extremely balanced.''
Monteroso, who was named first team All-Ohio earlier this week, has caught 59 passes for 1,340 yards and 17 touchdowns. He's hauling in passes from talented senior quarterback Matt Kinnick, who's been brilliant. He's completed 135 of 223 passes for 2,991 yards, with 37 touchdowns and only three interceptions.
''We have to bring as much pressure as we can,'' McSurely said. ''We've faced Wing-T teams the last four weeks, but this week we have to get back to working on getting to the quarterback. We want to bring as much pressure as we can and hope our secondary can hold up.''
Marhefka is also a big-play threat in the passing game as he's shown the last two weeks by making critical catches against both Johnstown-Monroe and Norwayne. For the season, he's hauled in 27 passes for 711 yards and eight touchdowns.
When the Red Devils go to the ground, junior speedster Jaylon Brown is the go-to-guy, having run for 1,778 yards and 33 touchdowns. Brown has 15 catches for 318 yards and three scores.
Ferns rounds out the Red Devils' five-headed offensive monster at the fullback or tight end spot. He ran for almost 300 yards and three scores and caught passes for better than 230 yards and five touchdowns.


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Chamber hears important message at June luncheon
By Derek Lacey / Staff Writer
The Mint Hill Chamber of Commerce welcomed new members and heard a touching message at their June member luncheon.
New members Southern Charm Cleaning and Family-First Chiropractic joined the ranks at the chamber in June.
Southern Charm Cleaning is a commercial and residential cleaning service that uses a five-step cleaning process that includes on-site visits, personalized checklists and regular follow-ups.
Family-First Chiropractic has served Mint Hill for 16 years, and Doctors Doug and Vicki Jordan specialize in chiropractic care, acupuncture, nutrition, massage therapy and weight loss.
The featured guest at the meeting was the Mental Health Association, who spoke to the chamber about the importance of mental health, and the organization's new campaign to fight the stigma associated with mental disorders.
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Elsa Puetz, 97, of LeMars, passed away on Sunday, October 23, 2011 at the Good Samaritan Village in LeMars. A Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:00 a.m. Friday, October 28, 2011 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in LeMars, with Reverend Kevin Richter officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery in LeMars. Visitations will be anytime after 3:00 p.m. Thursday at the Carlsen-Feuerstein Funeral Home in LeMars, wher there will be a combined rosary by the Christian Mothers and the Catholic Daughters at 4:00 p.m. and a Vigil Prayer Service at 7:00 p.m. Visitation will continue on Friday morning at the Church for one hour before the Mass.
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Atlanta Braves right fielder Jason Heyward was placed on the 15-day disabled list on Tuesday after an appendectomy.
The team said late Monday that Heyward had surgery at Rose Medical Center in Denver.
Manager Fredi Gonzalez said before the opener of Tuesday's day-night doubleheader against Colorado that there was no set timetable for Heyward's return. The Braves recalled infielder Tyler Pastornicky from Triple A Gwinnett to fill Heyward's roster spot.
Heyward was off to a slow start, batting .121 with two homers and five RBIs. Still, the Braves began the day with a 13-5 record.
Gonzalez said that Heyward had been feeling ill for several days. After Heyward saw a doctor Monday evening, tests revealed the problem with his appendix.
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Historic Preservation is about telling the story of our city, neighborhoods, and homes through our built environment. We strive to preserve our history for many reasons. Graeme Shankland, a British planner, once said, "A city without old buildings is like a man without a memory." Ask anyone what they love about San Antonio and the answers you'll likely hear will almost certainly involve historic preservation: the Riverwalk, downtown neighborhoods, a local historic site like the Alamo or the Steves House, or historic open spaces like Hemisfair or San Pedro Park. Our city has been shaped by our colorful history, and our built environment helps to tell that story. We preserve to protect our quality of life, our pride of place and our sense of community. We preserve so that we can pass on to future generations San Antonio's rich past. In order to do that, we need to save local landmarks, but we also need to preserve the eclectic mix of residential and commercial architecture unique to our community. We want our neighborhoods and commercial districts to continue to tell the story of our history to those who come after us. This can best be done by preserving the condition of our historic resources and giving them new life and new purpose by making them our homes and places of business. Taking care of our built environment does more than just save old buildings. It provides a sense of belonging, a collective memory, and a sense of pride in our past. In the words of Winston Churchill, "If we open a quarrel between the past and the present, we shall find we have lost the future." Preservation is not about longing for the past or resisting progress. It's about building on the past toward the future. A preservationist is by definition looking forward and impacting the future.
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The primary purpose of the Office of Historic Preservation is to preserve and protect the unique historic structures, archaeological sites, and design features of San Antonio. On August 10, 1967, City Council passed and approved an enabling ordinance that created the Board of Review for historic districts. The ordinance also set forth the rules and guidelines for creating historic districts, regulations for exterior changes to historic structures and sites, and the process concerning applications for permits.
Soon thereafter, in May 1968, the City created the first local historic district, King William, and appointed the first Board of Review members. The Board advised the Director of Housing and Inspections concerning all applications for permits within the Historic District. Today the Board is known as the Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) and consists of eleven (11) members. The HDRC now hears cases from 27 historic districts, six River Improvement Overlay districts, over 2000 individually designated landmarks, and all public projects.
The responsibilities and duties of the HDRC are to review applications for the designation of local historic districts and local historic landmarks; grant or deny Certificates of Appropriateness with respect to proposed exterior alterations to landmarks and properties within local historic districts; maintain a record of all proceedings to be available to the public; and continue to periodically update or cause to be updated the Historic Resource Survey for the City of San Antonio. It is important to note that the HDRC and the Office of Historic Preservation only review changes to the exterior of designated historic buildings. Interior alterations are not reviewable. The HDRC is guided by the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation and the City's Unified Development Code.


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Post 10 uses last-ditch rally to claim state title
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WILSON | For the 10th time in program history, Wilmington Post 10 is the American Legion baseball state champions.
Post 10 glance
Wilmington advances to the Southeast Regional tournament, which starts Aug. 8 in Asheboro. Wilmington plays the South Carolina champion at 4:30 p.m. that day and will be joined by state champions from Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Alabama and the home team, Dixon Post 45.
Wilmington scored a pair of runs in the ninth inning to beat Kernersville Post 36 3-2 on Wednesday afternoon at Fleming Stadium.
This state championship had special meaning to the players and coaches. Post 10 (29-2) passed Gastonia for most titles in state history, and they won back-to-back titles for just the second time in program history.
The team has played the past month with a heavy heart. Longtime assistant coach and former New Hanover and UNCW player Brack Hardee died June 29. They have played the postseason with the slogan "Back-to-back for Brack."
"It's just overwhelming," Post 10 coach Scott Sandlin said. "Every time I think about Brack I get a little choked up.
"The fact that our kids got us the most state titles in history, we are going to a regional and did it for Brack, it's all just so much mixed into one pot that when you think about all of them you get a little emotional."
Post 10 heads back to the Southeast Regional tournament in Asheboro from Aug. 8-12. They will take on the South Carolina champion in the opening round.
Joe O'Donnell (Hoggard/N.C. State) put in a complete-game effort on the mound for Wilmington, striking out 12. He allowed just three hits.
"When Joe is on his A-game, nobody is going to hit him around here, and that's what he had today," catcher Chance Shepard said.
It looked like O'Donnell might be the hard-luck loser after Post 36 took a 2-1 lead in the sixth inning on a throwing error and passed ball.
The score remained the same until the top of the ninth. Shepard (N.C. State/Ashley) led off the inning with a single. He moved to third on a misplayed grounder off the bat of Shane Shepard (Ashley), who advanced to second on the throw. After Collin Thacker (New Hanover/Gardner-Webb) lined out to center, Ward Coleman (New Hanover) singled home Chance Shepard to tie the game.
Eric Eason (Ashley/Charlotte), who entered the game as a pinch runner in the eighth, gave Post 10 the lead with a sacrifice fly.
"You've got to be happy you are in that situation, because you don't get in that situation in baseball that often," Coleman said. "What was going through my mind was all the hard work that I took part in and my team, of course, was in my head."
O'Donnell returned for the ninth despite throwing 110 pitches. He struck out the final three batters on curveballs.
"There was no doubt that I was going out there," O'Donnell said. "Once I got out there, it was just like nothing else existed and I was just running on pure adrenaline."
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Billy Butler named AL Player of the Week
Billy Butler is the American League Player of the Week for August 3-9.
Billy led the league with a .538 batting average (14-26), a .962 slugging percentage and a .563 on-base percentage. His 10 RBI tied for the league lead.
Saturday night Billy had a 3-double performance, his second of the season and just the fourth Royal to achieve a pair of 3-double games in a single year (Al Cowens-1977, Willie Aikens-1982 and Mark Grudzielanek-2008).
This makes the second Royals player to receive the honor this year.
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CHARDON, Ohio (AP) — Relatives of an 18-year-old charged in a school shooting rampage that killed three Ohio students have testified they were unaware of taped surveillance of their conversations in a police interrogation room.
T.J. Lane's relatives testified Wednesday in Chardon on the defense bid to rule out the conversations as evidence at his murder trial next month.
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CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. � A former Marine convicted of killing his girlfriend's estranged husband in Virginia has been sentenced to 40 years in prison.
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I think i may split in 2 , front and back they dont seem to mesh to me , may make 2 ships
First time i have tackled a Large Ship in Sketchup , only done Fighters till now so i thought i would do a Wip on it.
Maybe a Transport or Frigate dont know yet
Continuing Wip on the Large Ship
I think i may split in 2 , front and back they dont seem to mesh to me , may make 2 ships
This is looking great to me. I can't wait to see the actual mappy internals.
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Hi guys i am Writing a blurb for this Ship, it is fitted with Thrusters and i need a Space name type Fuel for it that would be Low Consumption, i read some were once about a Dry Ice Fuel, i know nothing about the Scientific Background of this , is it Possible, i mean i suppose in Sci-Fi anything is
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Pretty cool man. Only see a couple things, i.e artifact/anti aliasing on the windows and instruments over top. Aside from that very neat. Rep (I'm guilty of not repping enough )
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Gander Mountain had all there Russell gear half price a couple weeks ago, i got a Gale 4 jacket and love the fit, very comfy
Gander Mountain had all there Russell gear half price a couple weeks ago, i got a Gale 4 jacket and love the fit, very comfy
Ill give up all my hunting in Michigan for 2 weeks in the high country
Where are u finding all the new patterns it is coming out in? Well max1 would be good also. Kind of weird that they would offer realtree patterns when mossy oak makes it or owns it. I too got a bunch from Gander Mountain when it was on sale.
Met with one of the reps for Russell at the Western Expo. They had a set in Kings Mountain Shadow that they were giving away (I didn't win) but anyway they had a new catalog with their new gear and camo patterns.
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I just picked up my first APXg2 gear last week. I got the zephyr pants and the L3 jacket. I am going to purchase the Gale Jacket also, but the store did not have my size when I went to purchase the othe stuff. Just have to wait until a new shipment comes in. The pants and jacket seemed to fit me really well and look forward to adding more layers and testing this stuff out this fall. Heading out west for the first time ever. Headed to Wyoming for antelope and mule deer, which I am hoping I will draw. Getting new stuff is always cool.
Just received word from them and they are indeed carrying the APXg2 in Realtree AP, Realtree Max-1, MO Infinity, MO Brush, and Kings Mountain Shadow. I'm not sure when it will be available yet.
I am trying to get into the Russell gear as well. Without being able to try it on for size, it's hit and miss. I bought the L4 Gale. Looks like a great jacket. I am a slim 5' 11" and 170lbs. The large is a bit big. Is the medium much smaller than the large? Any recomendation on the sizing for a person of my size? I tried on the L3 Zephyr pants, medium, several months ago at Sportsman Warehouse, when it was full price. The overall fit was good, but the rear seemed pretty snug when bending or squatting....and I have a pretty small rear (I know, TMI). They didn't have it in large for comparison. Any helpful input is appreciated...thanks.
Well, more Russell gear is on the way. I ordered the L1 Alpine top, L2 Tundra top, L3 Zephyr jacket and pants...all in large. I decided to keep the large L4 Gale jacket. Should be here Tues or Wed.
How late in the season do you guys use your zephyr pants. They seem pretty thin for late October early November. What have you found to be the best layer to out under them? I just ordered every piece they make except the Gale pants and Gale Vest which they didn't have my size(super sale on this stuff right now).
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When it gets into late October and November, I usually wear my baselayer and zephyr pants when I hike in, but once I get set up start glassing, if I get cold, I throw on the Gale pants/bibs and I'm set. The combination of the baselayer, zephyr pants and the gale bibs have never left me cold.
Just my two cents...
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I guess I'll have to tough it out with the Tundra base layer and Zephyr pants. I can't find the Gale pants anywhere!
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No. 25 Iowa State Beats Iowa, 3-1
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The win improved Iowa State to 6-4 on the season, while Iowa fell to 9-3. The result, part of the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series, narrowed the series score to 5-2 in favor of Iowa.
Turning Point of the Match
After Iowa State came from behind to take the third set 25-23, Iowa showed they had the potential to take the match to five sets as they pulled ahead 14-13 in the fourth. An Iowa error tied the set at 14-14, then head coach Christy Johnson-Lynch decided to keep Mackenzie Bigbee in the match to serve. The decision was an extraordinary one as the Cyclones ran off an 8-0 run, which included three Bigbee aces, to get ahead 21-14 before eventually closing out the match at 25-20 in the fourth.
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Mackenzie Bigbee. Playing about 30 miles from her hometown of Williamsburg, the sophomore put on a show for the big cheering section that made the trip to see her. Bigbee led Iowa State with 16 kills at a .394 hitting percentage. In the fourth set, Bigbee made her most surprising contribution when she recorded the first three service aces of her career during an 8-0 ISU run to help close out the match.
Honorable mention to Kristen Hahn, who after only recording one dig in the first set finished the match with 21 digs. Also, an honorable mention to Ciara Capezio, who posted her third double-double in four matches with 12 kills and 12 digs.
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"We got a little comfortable and lax after the first set, and Iowa made us pay in the second and third set. We had to get back to serving really tough and get the serve-and-pass game back in our favor. We made our blocking schemes more simple to get more touches. In the end, we needed to play hard and be aggressive to close out sets and the match."
Cyclone Notes
*The victory marked the ninth consecutive win for Iowa State against Iowa. Christy Johnson-Lynch is 8-0 in her career against the Hawkeyes. Iowa State last lost to Iowa in 1997.
*For the third time this season, Iowa State posted 60 kills as a team. The Cyclones won all three matches, the others being Texas A&M and UNI.
*Jenelle Hudson tied a career-high with four kills.
*Mackenzie Bigbee posted the first three service aces of her career in the match.
*Kristen Hahn recorded 21 digs, marking her 50th consecutive match with at least 10 digs. It was also the 38th match of Hahn's career with at least 20 digs. She now has 1,512 digs in her career.
*Ciara Capezio earned a double-double with 12 kills and 12 digs. It marked her third double-double in the last four matches.
*Tory Knuth had the most efficient hitting match of her career (min. 15 attempts) with her eight kills on 16 attempts for a .500 hitting percentage.
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Welcome to the forum don't really know about CO elk but there is a lot of ppl here that very knowledgable on this subject. What's your price range on the scope?
Hi, I'm new to the site and looking for any and all info I can get on hunting Co. Elk this fall. Im a flatlander from the east and this will b my 1st time west of the mississippi. My plans r to hunt unit 81 the 2nd rifle. Staying by the Platoro reservior. Any good places to start? Any good advise? I'm getting an OTC bull tag. Also looking for diff views on scopes. I have a 300 win mag and looking for a good reliable scope. Any and all insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks
Welcome to the forum don't really know about CO elk but there is a lot of ppl here that very knowledgable on this subject. What's your price range on the scope?
Zeiss conquest 3-9x40 is $499.99, that is at the upper end of your range. Check out a Vortex Viper and a Nikon Monarch too. Pick whatever YOU like the best.
I would check out the Zeiss as mentioned above vortex and also leoupold it just depends on what your looking for in a scope
I have a Viper and a viper PST. I think a Viper would be a great choice. Take a close look at the Meopta Meostar 3-9x42 ($399). It is tops in sub $500 scopes optically, IMO. I used to run a Conquest, and also thought it was a great scope also.
Leupold VX-2 and VX-3 are good scopes, but don't offer as much value, IMO.
Cameraland NY, always has some great after show open box items. I picked up a Zeiss Conquest 3-9x50 rapid z for 449 last spring. Great scope and a great price.
Just watch their demo section, I have bought lots of items from them and give them my highest recommendation.
Thanks for the info. I'll look into a few of these.
The crosshairs on the Zeiss scopes are way too thick for me. Vortex viper series would be in your range and I like them better than the Zeiss conquest.