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What is ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN® LO?
- ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN® LO is a prescription oral contraceptive used for the prevention of pregnancy
- ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN® LO does not protect against HIV (AIDS) or other sexually transmitted diseases
- ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN® LO is not indicated for use in emergency contraception
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Cigarette smoking increases the risk of serious cardiovascular side effects from hormonal contraceptive use. This risk increases with age, with heavy smoking (15 or more cigarettes per day), and in women over 35 years of age. Women who use hormonal contraceptives are strongly advised not to smoke.
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You should not use ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN® LO if you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant or if you have any of the following conditions:
A history of heart attack or stroke, blood clots in the legs, lungs, or eyes, a history of blood clots in the deep veins of your legs, chest pain, known or suspected breast cancer or cancer of the lining of the uterus, cervix or vagina, unexplained vaginal bleeding (until your doctor reaches a diagnosis), yellowing of the whites of your eyes or of the skin (jaundice) during pregnancy or during previous use of hormonal contraceptives, liver tumor (benign or cancerous), or if you plan to have surgery with prolonged bed rest.
Tell your healthcare professional if you have ever had any of these conditions, he/she can recommend a safer method of birth control.
What are the possible side effects of ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN® LO?
- Irregular vaginal bleeding or spotting. If bleeding occurs in more than one cycle or lasts for more than a few days call your healthcare professional
- Problems wearing contact lenses such as change in vision or inability to wear your lenses. If these occur, contact your healthcare professional
- Fluid retention with swelling of the fingers or ankles and may raise your blood pressure. Contact your healthcare professional if you experience fluid retention
- Spotty darkening of the skin (particularly the face). This may persist after you stop using ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN® LO
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- Tell your healthcare professional if you:
Smoke, are breast-feeding, or are taking any other medications.
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Breast nodules, fibrocystic disease of the breast, an abnormal breast x-ray or mammogram, a family history of breast cancer, diabetes, elevated cholesterol or triglycerides, high blood pressure, migraine or other headaches or epilepsy, depression, gallbladder, liver, heart or kidney disease, history of light or irregular
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Barbiturates, bosentan, carbamazepine, phenybutazone, drugs used to treat HIV or AIDS, antibiotics, phenytoin, rifampin, topiramate, St. John's Wort (a herbal supplement). These medicines/herbal supplements may make your contraceptive less effective and you may need to use a barrier contraceptive when you take these drugs or products.
- Also, tell your healthcare professional if you take lamotrigine (LAMICTAL®), an anticonvulsant used for epilepsy. This may increase the risk of seizures so your healthcare professional may need to adjust the dose.
- Ask your healthcare provider if you are not sure if any of your medicines are listed above.
You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA.
Visit www.fda.gov/medwatch, or call 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Please be sure to read the OS or NE release notes for more on the enhancements and fixes; a release overview is available on pm.zimbra.com.
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Trend Sports Big League Pro Pitching Machine With 8 Hour Battery
Product Details
Perfect your swing and your hand-eye coordination by hitting ball after ball with the Trend Sports® Big League Pro pitching machine. It includes a 12-ball auto feeder and one Crusher 4-hour rechargeable battery, and it can be powered by a power adapter (included) or 4 C batteries (not included). The battery-power feature and sturdy lightweight design make this pitching machine easy to move and transport.
- Delivers the perfect toss every time and allows you to put some real sting into your hitting game
- Spiral auto-ball feeder holds up to 12 balls
- Metal toss extension delivers ball on target
- Tubular steel stand is sturdy and lightweight
- Uses 4 C batteries (not included) for easy use anywhere
- Includes one 4-hour Crusher battery and a power adapter
- The Crusher 4 hour battery gets 8 hours of battery life for this item
- For ages 6 to adult
- 30-day manufacturer's money-back guarantee - one year manufacturer's warranty
- Use with Lite-Balls or regulation baseballs (sold separately)
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I thought this was a pitching machine and it is by no means a pitching machine. This could be used for little league because they have to stand on the side of the machine - the ball goes very slowly....down the slide and then it pops up on the little ledge and the kid is supposed to hit it.
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Comments about Trend Sports Scorpion Soft Toss Pitching Machine With 8 Hour Battery:
I bought this for my 7 yr old grandson but did not buy the pitching machine balls. It does not work with baseballs, tballs, or wiffle balls. Needs Heater balls to work!
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- Team Sports
Comments about Trend Sports Scorpion Soft Toss Pitching Machine With 8 Hour Battery:
My 9 year old son loves it. Great indoor practice with a socknet.


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Spring Training: Opener Recap, Today's Lineup
The Boys in Blue fell a little short against the Rangers on Wednesday, but we saw some positive signs. Kansas City blasted four home runs, something that they didn't do in a regular season game in 2008. Granted it is Spring Training and the ball seems to travel a bit farther in the Arizona air, but what a start for hitting coach Kevin Seitzer and the offense!
Mike Jacobs went deep in his first game in Royal blue and Billy Butler hit a monster shot above the berm in left-center. Miguel Olivo and Mitch Maier also went yard, no cheapies in their own right. Here are the home run swings, and today's lineup. Same teams, same time (2:05 Central), with the Royals as the home team today…the game is on 610 Sports in Kansas City. Royals slugger Jose Guillen is expected to make his 2009 debut. Royals beat writer Dick Kaegel had a nice story on Jose today…check it out!
Coco Crisp – CF
Tony Pena – SS
David DeJesus – LF
Jose Guillen – DH
Mike Jacobs – 1B
Alex Gordon – 3B
Willie Bloomquist – 2B
John Buck – C
Mitch Maier – RF
Kyle Davies – RHP
Heath Phillips – LHP
Julio Pimentel – RHP
Joel Peralta – RHP
Carlos Rosa – RHP
Matt Wright – RHP
Oscar Villarreal – RHP


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The warm European charm combined with exceptional personalized service, makes the Knob Hill Inn Sun Valley's premiere boutique hotel and an ideal accommodation choice. Located within walking distance to downtown Ketchum, the Inn offers remarkable views of the world-famous Bald Mountain as well as the Sawtooth and Boulder mountain ranges while being nestled in a peaceful setting.
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Sun Valley's second Christmas season was celebrated by the opening of the Challenger Inn in 1937. Renamed the Sun Valley Inn in the early 70s, Sun Valley's second hotel was inspired by the movie set for Paramount's "I Met Him In Paris," filmed near the resort in 1937. Today, the hotel provides 109 rooms and the resort's new state of the art Convention Center. Guest rooms are newly remodeled with elaborate and gracious décor appointed with the very finest European fabrics, carpeting and ornate wall coverings. Dining opportunities at the Inn include the historic Ram restaurant, the new Ram Bar serving light fare and cocktails and the family friendly Bald Mountain Pizza and Pasta. An exercise room adjoins the outdoor glass-enclosed swimming pool.
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|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Enterprise to print Thursday
The Holyoke Enterprise office will be closed beginning at noon Monday, Dec. 31 and all day Tuesday, Jan. 1 for New Year's. Deadline for the Jan. 3 paper will be Wednesday, Jan. 2 at 10 a.m. The paper will be printed Thursday morning.
Chamber to honor excellence
Holyoke Chamber of Commerce is asking community members to submit nominations for Community Excellence. A nomination form appears inside this week's Enterprise.
At the Feb. 4 Chamber Gala, the Chamber will honor the Business, Employee, Youth and Outstanding Citizen of the Year, as selected from the nominations that are received. Deadline for nominating recipients is Friday, Jan. 4.
Reception for commissioners is next Friday
Jerry Beavers and Quentin "Bud" Biesemeier will be honored for their 12 years of service as Phillips County commissioners at a reception Friday, Jan. 4 at 2 p.m. at the Phillips County Event Center Biesemeier Room.
HVFD called
Holyoke Volunteer Fire Department was called to a motor vehicle accident Tuesday night, Dec. 25 at 6:10 p.m. east of Holyoke on Highway 6 near County Road 57.
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What: No. 23 Iowa State (12-1; 0-0) vs. No. 12 Nebraska (13-0; 0-0)
When: Saturday, Jan. 9, 2010 7 p.m.
Where: Ames, Iowa Hilton Coliseum (14,356)
Radio: Cyclone Radio Network/Learfield; Talent: Rich Fellingham (pxp); Molly Parrott (color)
TV: None
Webcast: Clone Zone
Internet Radio: Clone Zone
Live stats: cyclones.com
Good Luck tonight Sisters!
The nebraska women are 13-0? What the crap?
Originally Posted by ISUonthemove
The nebraska women are 13-0? What the crap?
Not for long!!!!!!!
I'll be in Hilton tonight covering the game for CF so check out the site late tonight.
Twitter: @ChrisMWilliams
Facebook: Cyclone Fanatic
if you can make it to this game please do.. this is going to be a huge game for both teams let's get the upset and show the huskers they can't go into Hilton and get a win
Iowa State: Anyone who's a true college basketball fan needs to see a game at Hilton Coliseum. Nice is in the DNA of Iowans and the fans here are particularly gracious -- even when the home team loses but gives a great effort, they are appreciative.
ESPN.com picked Hilton Coliseum as the "Hot Arena" in the Big 12...coaches in the league noted that, "regardless of talent, the Cyclones have a home court like no other."
Originally Posted by ISUonthemove
The nebraska women are 13-0? What the crap?
Originally Posted by jaretac
Not for long!!!!!!!
True. As of 9 pm or so, they'll either be 14-0 or 13-1.
Got free tickets and this will be my first women's bball game ever. Should be interesting.
Originally Posted by mred
True. As of 9 pm or so, they'll either be 14-0 or 13-1.
There is always one among us.
Big game in half hour
get out here Ppl!!! I know it's cold but Hilton needs to be rocking!!! 20mins til tip off
BF: Prins will hopefully play at least 20 minutes. Lightbourne will dress -- they were really worried about her knee, but it turned out ok.
5 mins!!!!!!!!!
4 minutes left in pregame.
Go State beat the Huskers!
Cole getting the start over WW tonight.
Pop needs to hit those bunny shots.
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Cincinnati, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - The Cincinnati Bengals promoted Hue
Jackson to offensive coordinator on Thursday.
Jackson will replace Jay Gruden, who accepted the head coaching job with the
Washington Redskins earlier on Thursday.
"It's an honor to be Bengals offensive coordinator, and to keep working with
Marvin (Lewis) and Mike Brown and the Brown family," Jackson said. "I thank
them all for this opportunity. Our goal is to be the best, to be the one team
hoisting that trophy when it's all over, and that's what I'll be working for
every day."
Jackson, who is in his second stint with the Bengals, served as the team's
running backs coach in 2013. The 48-year-old was Cincinnati's wide receivers
coach from 2008-2009 before becoming the offensive coordinator for the Oakland
Raiders in 2010.
In 2011, Jackson was promoted to head coach for Oakland and led the team to a
7-4 start before closing the campaign with four losses of the Raiders' final
five games leading to Jackson's dismissal.
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Simon Cowell's Duets To Air On Fox In The Fall
May 18, 2006 01:26 PM by Joe Blackmon
Duets sounds like American Idol meets Dancing With The Stars. Duets is a four-week unscripted series executive-produced by Simon Cowell. Duets will pair established singing stars with celebrities outside the music industry to make beautiful music together by competing as duos for charity. The show will follow the professional singers as they instruct their partners, choose songs and perform duets in front of a panel of judges and a live studio audience.
After each episode, viewers will vote for their favorite duets. The winning pair will emerge from the competition in perfect harmony, while the losers definitely will have to change their tune. Duets is scheduled to air on Fox this Fall on Thursdays and Fridays prior to the Major League Baseball playoffs in September. The time is still to be determined.
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3 Responses to "Simon Cowell's Duets To Air On Fox In The Fall"
Soul Patrol Says:
May 18th, 2006 at 3:34 pm
Yo Yo check it.
Here is your chance tone deaf fans of the looser Chris Daughtry to sing with Stinky Pink or maybe Courtney Love of HOLE (now there's a talent).
t Says:
May 25th, 2006 at 4:41 pm
Does anyone know who is casting Duets?
T. Cody Says:
April 18th, 2007 at 3:40 pm
Siomn Cowell is denying that he herd what Richardson said!! B.S.!!
Insulting the Va.Tech. students and their famlies was not enuff for him, now he insults all of us who saw exactly what took place!!
Simon likes to remind us it's a singing compatition, but he leaves out the most importent word, and that word is: ONLY, a singing compatition!Simon is someone has zero understanding of the "Human Condition"! He has no empathy or human compasion; just a huge ego! T.C.


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With twenty-four components and two different fabrics comprising the new SS.corporate_s7 Jersey, Assos developed this warm-weather top with the precision and attention to detail that you've come to expect from the Swiss innovator. The jersey incorporates an all new design and pattering platform, a comfortable streamlined fit, and the same technical fabrics used in the Swiss Federation team jerseys.
The majority of the SS.corporate_s7 Jersey is constructed from the brand new Assos Textile Lab Development - Type 151 fabric. This innovative material was designed with body temperature regulation in mind, as its composition works to transfer moisture at varying rates. When your body is hot, and your perspiration levels are high, the material reacts by accelerating moisture transfer from your skin to the fabric's surface, where it dries quickly. Inversely, when your body cools down, the opposite effect results, where the evaporation process slows down, using body moisture as a means of retaining warmth. For additional body temperature control and increased moisture wicking, the SS.corporate_s7's underarm panels have been constructed with Assos' highly elastic, lightweight mesh. The placement of this material provides you with both a free range of motion and enhanced breathability.
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Gaston Memorial Hospital�s Critical Care program recently received a Specialty Excellence Awardfrom Healthgrades, a provider of information to help consumers make an informed decision about physicians or hospitals.
The findings are part of �American Hospital Quality Outcomes 2013: Healthgrades Report to the Nation,� which evaluates the performance of approximately 4,500 hospitals nationwide across nearly 30 of the most common conditions and procedures.
Gaston Memorial Hospital was named one of HealthGrades America�s 100 Best Hospitals for Critical Care for two years in a row.
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May 24, 2016
The Seminoles are going BCS bowling for the first time in seven years. Unfortunately for the university, their showdown with Northern Illinois hasn't been a hot ticket.
"The secondary markets got a lot of Orange Bowl tickets on it right now for a lot of different reasons," said FSU Assistant Director of Athletics for Media and Public Relations Rob Wilson. "It's important to us that our fans buy through Florida State because we have a financial commitment to that, so we've cut our tickets in half."
The 17,500 tickets FSU had to sell originally ranged from $225 to $75 but, in order to try and limit the damage of slow sales, the university is now offering tickets from $112.50 to $37.50.
Even if FSU sold all 17,500 tickets, the university is still guaranteed to lose money with the discounts.
"The athletic department, unfortunately, that comes right out of our budget for athletics if you have to pay some for a bowl game, and that's unfortunately not unusual for a lot of teams," said Wilson.
Even with the price drop, it may not be enough for some students.
"Even though the tickets have been cut in price, the price of actually attending the event and making the trip out there is still too much for me to see them play a subpar, mid-major school," said FSU student Max Fay.
As of December 10th, Florida State says they have moved about 4,000 tickets and NIU has distributed 5,500, including free tickets to any student who signs up.
The ACC will help foot some of the bill for the remaining tickets if Florida State can sell more than 6,000 for the January 1st game.
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Is there a difference between 'scripters' and 'programmers'? What is the dividing line between scripters and programmers?
Perhaps all scripters be considered to be a programmer. If not all scripters can fall into the same camp, what about those people who use external objects such as COM objects, Win32's, etc. via an interop library?
As far as script languages I'm thinking of are (but not limited to) perl, bash, javascript, powershell, and batch files.


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The Transformation of the Data Center Network
Recently, I joined the other networking industry executives in Network World's Data Center Switching Challenge Series. Host Robin Layland points out that the data center network is undergoing a major transformation as server virtualization, intense storage growth and the increase in east-west traffic – application-to-application and application-to-storage traffic – are placing new demands on the data center networking infrastructure. Layland asserts that to accommodate these changes, data centers must become more cloud-like. That requires running a new Ethernet fabric – a high-throughput, self-configuring, low-latency and self-healing data center network that automatically forwards traffic over the shortest available path. I couldn't agree more.
Certainly, new technology innovations including the transformation of the data center network, signal that we are entering a new era of computing that IBM calls Smarter Computing. At IBM System Networking, we believe that Smarter Computing can be achieved by connecting servers and storage with a high-speed and intelligent network fabric that is faster, greener, open and easy to manage. In Round One of the Challenge, I describe how evolving to these next-generation data centers, requires organizations to scale their infrastructures while minimizing complexity, achieving virtualization and consolidation with the quality of service required for production application workloads and successfully merging data and storage into a single network.
As organizations drive to transform and virtualize their IT infrastructures to reduce costs and manage risk, networking is pivotal to success. Optimizing network performance, availability, adaptability, security, and cost is essential to achieving the maximum benefit from the data center infrastructure. This in turn addresses CIOs' key issues, including scalability, density, simplicity, utilization, security, analytics and total cost of ownership.
The value proposition for IBM System Networking is to provide the essential data and storage networking solutions under the IBM brand to connect servers to servers, servers to storage and storage to storage. Clients seeking more efficient data centers with the greatest business value and lowest total cost of ownership for their data center networks can implement an open, standards-based approach to simplify management, flatten and converge the network and optimize and automation virtualization.
In Round Two of the Challenge, Robin and I take a deeper look into the requirements for the data center network fabric in a brief podcast. The best way to look at the attributes of a data center fabric is what we call the four "L's". It's got to be lossless. It's got to be low latency. It's got to consume low power and it's got to have a very low cost of acquisition and operation. These are the essential attributes of a data center interconnect fabric. The problems on a large scale that this sort of a data center fabric is trying to solve are, first and foremost, to help clients scale their infrastructure. Second, to allow clients to increase the density of clients and storage per square foot of raised floor. Third, to make it incredibly simple to provision and manage data center infrastructure. Fourth, to enhance the security of the IT infrastructure. Fifth, to aid in the process of better analytics of a corporation's information and data repositories. Sixth, to maximize the utilization of the IT infrastructure through technologies like virtualization, and finally, to lower the total cost of ownership of IT infrastructure.
Network World's Data Center Switching Challenge is a great place to start when you are evaluating your data center networking needs and how leading vendors are taking new and innovative approaches to address next-generation requirements.


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Minneapolis, MN (Sports Network) - Adrian Peterson ran for 171 yards and a
touchdown on 27 carries as the Minnesota Vikings grabbed a big win with a
34-24 victory over the Detroit Lions in NFC North action from the Metrodome.
Peterson eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark for the fifth time in his career and
leads the NFL with 1,128 yards. His 61-yard touchdown run in the fourth
quarter sealed the win for the Vikings (6-4), who snapped a two-game losing
streak going into the bye week.
Christian Ponder snapped out of his funk with a solid performance as he passed
for 221 yards and two touchdowns on 24-of-32 attempts. He was coming off an
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week. He had eight interceptions over his previous five games.
Calvin Johnson finished with his best game of the season as he had a career-
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Friday lineup: Aviles back from WBC
The Royals play their second consecutive night game this evening against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Tonight's game will be televised on FSKC (check your local listings) and is a late addition to the radio schedule (610 Sports in Kansas City). Mike Aviles returns to the lineup after representing Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic. Aviles last played in a Royals uniform on February 28. Joakim Soria is on the list of available pitchers. Soria played for Mexico in the WBC and has pitched just once in a Royals uniform this spring. Here's your lineup:
Coco Crisp – CF
David DeJesus – LF
Mike Aviles – SS
Jose Guillen – RF
Mike Jacobs – 1B
Billy Butler – DH
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Miguel Olivo – C
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Myanmar: UN chief welcomes agreement to de-escalate conflict in Kachin
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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed the agreement by peace negotiators of the Myanmar Government and the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO) to work on a framework to de-escalate the violent conflict in the northern state of Kachin.
"The Secretary-General urges the parties to continue their efforts towards genuine and sustainable peace in Kachin and hopes that the latest developments would result in a silencing of the guns in Myanmar for the first time since its independence," Mr. Ban's spokesperson said in a statement issued last night.
Last month, authorities in Myanmar announced a unilateral ceasefire following a three-week offensive against ethnic Kachin rebel fighters. Some 75,000 people have fled their homes in Kachin since fighting began in June 2011 between Government troops and rebels.
Mr. Ban reiterated the UN's commitment to help and support the people of Myanmar including through its good offices and the country team.
Meanwhile, Mr. Ban's Special Adviser on Myanmar, Vijay Nambiar, discussed the situation in Kachin with various senior officials and members of civil society during a four-day visit this week.
Mr. Nambiar also visited four camps for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Myitkyina and addressed a meeting of civil society organizations and public figures in Kachin.
During his meetings, Mr. Nambiar underlined the support of the UN to the efforts being made by the Government and the KIO to come to an agreed understanding on the overall framework for the de-escalation of tensions and for the emergence of a monitoring system for such de-escalation.
He also welcomed the Government's assurances of the resumption of access to the UN and international agencies for urgent supply of humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations in Kachin, and expressed his hope that funding and aid delivery are made available immediately to address the needs of IDPs in all parts of the state.


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Hey y'all,
Today is Down the Line!'s first birthday. I can't believe it's been a whole year since I started writing this blog. Check out the very first post here...
It's been a blast not only writing about the sport we're all obsessed with but to read the great comments left by readers around the world. Whether you agree, disagree, question, or tell me to fuck off (yes that's happened too...fun!), the reader comments keep me motivated and entertained.
So thanks to all of you for reading and I look forward to continuing to bring a raw + uncut look into the world that we all love: tennis!
P.S. - I'm always looking for contributors with a unique voice for previews, wrap-ups, and on-the-ground reporting from the Grand Slams so if you're interested in writing/blogging (and come with thick skin) hit me up with your best stuff at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Hey y'all,
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I've only just discovered your blog not too long ago but I have been an avid reader of it since then.
Thank you for all the very interesting updates and keep up the good work!
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Madrid Masters' tournament director Manolo Santana confirmed today that Roger Federer will be playing in the Spanish city next week, ending his self-imposed 3-week break.
On October 1st, the Swiss stylist announced he was taking an indefinite break to "to get a proper rest and get strong again so that I am 100% fit for the remainder of the year or next year."
In light of today's news, Fed's announcement now seems a little dramatic and over-the-top. It certainly got the media and fans (myself included) speculating about whether he'd be returning to the game this year or next, his health and level of physical fitness, etc. I suppose he needed to let the Swedes down easy but I dare say it gained him a lot of publicity as well.
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Fed to play Madrid Masters, Academy Award in the mail
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Ditto what Barcelona2012 said!ReplyDelete
As soon as I saw Stockholm on his schedule, I KNEW there was no way in heaven, hell, purgatory, whatever, that was going down! I'm actually kicking myself for not putting money down on it. Granted, I usually don't have much money anyway, but still ...
van: he's taken longer breaks than this after winning Slams (i'm thinking after one of his Aussie Opens) so the announcement just smells funny. it must be because he wanted to skip stockholm; since he never really pulls out of tourney at the eleventh hour, he went overboard with the explanation.ReplyDelete
anyone have a spare oscar???
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December 19, 2012 | 1193 views
Molloy off to promising start
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A preseason trip to North Carolina that included a couple of scrimmages and a practice session at Duke University's famous Cameron Indoor Stadium provided Molloy's men's basketball team with an opportunity to bond on and off the court.
So far, there's no been shortage of positives for the Lions. They won for the fifth time in as many home games Dec. 12, beating American International, 67-47, behind 17 points apiece from captains Jimmy Nolan and John Petrucelli.
"We've got a pretty good rotation going, and we've played well," Molloy head coach Charles Marquardt said. "We're on a roll at home. We've had good crowds, and it's been fun."
The Lions (5-3 overall, 1-1 East Coast Conference) shot 27 of 59 (45.8 percent) from the field while the visitors struggled to the tune of 16 of 52 (30.8 percent.) Petrucelli, a junior forward off to a hot start, added five assists, three rebounds and three blocks, and freshman point guard Brandon Williams, out of Baldwin High School, added 11 points.
Marquardt said he's encouraged by the team's start as well as its potential following last season's injury plagued 8-19 campaign. "I want to see us stay healthy," he said. "Injuries really hurt last year."
Of the keys for the Lions is junior 7-foot center Tyler Hammett, who has been slowed by injuries in the past. Hammett started each of the first eight games and contributed averages of 5.9 rebounds, 4.8 points and 1.2 blocks. "He's playing aggressively and is a major paint presence," Marquardt said. "He can score inside and take pressure off the guards."
Nolan, a senior, has moved to shooting guard and running the point much of last season. He averaged 12.4 points over the first eight games and led the Lions in three-pointers (17) and free-throw percentage at 81.8 (18 of 22.) "Jimmy's such a good shooter, and we want to take advantage of it," Marquardt said. "He and John set the tone for us in practice."
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Describes the enabling legislation passed in 2009
Provisions authorizing unionization by faculty and academic staff were contained within Wisconsin's last biennial budget. The budget bill also directed how faculty and academic staff can organize and what matters are/are not subject to collective bargaining.
The definitive enumeration of the provisions contained in the law can be accessed at http://www.legis.state.wi.us/statutes/Stat0111.pdf. (see in particular Subchapter VI)
Important elements within this statute include:
- the faculty at each four year state University will be deciding separately whether or not to unionize; likewise, the academic staff at each four year state University will decide separately whether or not to unionize
- no unionization vote will take place without 30% of the personnel eligible in any potential bargaining unit petitioning to hold such a vote; a simple majority in favor of unionizing in such a vote allows the personnel voting to form a bargaining unit
- after unionizing, faculty bargaining units can choose to join together with faculty units from other UW schools, and academic staff units can join with academic staff units from other UW schools, and, moreover, faculty bargaining units can join together with academic staff units
- the Board of Regents is the state's negotiating arm; any agreement they reach with bargaining units must be submitted to and approved by the Joint Committee on Employee Relations (JCOER), and through legislation when necessary; JCOER and the state legislature can reject terms agreed to by the Board of Regents
- bargaining units can decertify by 30% of those in the bargaining unit petitioning followed by a majority vote in favor of decertifying; employees can change the union which represents them by a similar process
- individuals and groups can file grievances outside of any union process
- what collective bargaining pertains to is limited in many instances; wages, fringe benefits, hours, and conditions of employment are up for negotiation; but the bill mandates that the mission and goals of the University system, tenure, the promotion and renewal processes, academic freedom, and contributions to the Wisconsin Retirement System are not and cannot be subjects of union-state negotiations
- neither faculty nor academic staff are allowed to strike
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Long Beach has closed the gap considerably on Nassau Conference II football powerhouse Garden City, but the Trojans still have the upper hand after holding on for a thrilling 20-18 road victory last Friday night in a battle of undefeated teams before a standing-room only crowd at Veteran's Field.
The Marines, who were outscored by the Trojans 165-35 in four previous meetings, came within a few yards of forcing overtime after a scintillating 80-yard touchdown drive on their final possession. Senior quarterback Adam Salvadori's 4-yard scoring strike to sophomore Chris Parler on fourth-and-goal with six seconds remaining gave the hosts hope, but Garden City's defense swarmed senior tailback J.T. Forkin (149 yards, two touchdowns) on the two-point conversion attempt to escape with a victory.
"It's disappointing, but I'm proud of our effort," Long Beach head coach Scott Martin said. "The kids rose to the occasion. To drive 80 yards in the freezing cold against Garden City's defense with our backs against the wall says a lot.
"We've had success with conversions all year," he added, "but we couldn't get one tonight."
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Police are looking for the suspect responsible for a strong arm robbery that occurred Jan. 4 at Walgreens, 2719 Pulaski Highway, Newark.
Investigators say around 7:20 p.m. the suspect grabbed a 71-year-old female victim's purse from her arm and ran away; the victim was not injured.
If anyone has any information on this case, call Robbery Unit at Troop 2 at (302) 834-2630 ext. 7 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) 847-3333 or visit tipsubmit.com.
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Owner-ops rail against EOBRs; CTA wants them in Canada
OTTAWA – Although Canadian transport officials got the early jump on a universal electronic on-board recorder (EOBR) mandate, the Canadian Trucking Alliance is hoping regulators here don't fall far behind the Americans in launching a rule that covers the trucking industry.
The US Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) released this week its long-awaited, "broader" EOBR proposal and relaxed record keeping requirements for EOBR carriers.
On this side of the border, a government working group reporting to the Council of Deputy Ministers Responsible for Transportation and Highway Safety is charged with developing Canada's EOBR rules.
Indications are that the regulators are working on a proposal that covers most commercial operators who currently keep paper logs.
The CTA has for several years supported the introduction of a broad EOBR mandate -- subject to certain conditions – in order to create a level playing field in terms of hours-of-service compliance.
However, with the release of the U.S. proposal, CTA chief David Bradley says "work will clearly have to be accelerated in Canada."
"There are many important issues yet to be resolved, not the least of which is the all-important enforcement policies that will accompany an EOBR rule in the US and in Canada. If we are going to build a new sidewalk, we need to build it where people are going to walk."
Meanwhile, the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association responded to the U.S, proposal by calling EOBRs "nothing more than over-priced record keepers."
"This proposal is actually another example of the administration's determination to wipe out small businesses by continuing to crank out overly burdensome regulations that simply run up costs," said Todd Spencer, Executive Vice President of OOIDA.
OOIDA contends that EOBRs cannot accurately and automatically record a driver's hours of service and duty status.
They can only track the movement and location of a truck and require human interaction to record any change of duty status.
"Therefore, such as in the case of loading and unloading time, the device is incapable of determining the actual duty status of drivers without interaction from drivers indicating to the device that they are on-duty."
OOIDA, which has launched a petition to defeat the proposal, also claims that the government ignored a federal statute to ensure that EOBRs "will not be used (by employers and highway enforcement) to harass vehicle operators."
"Companies can and do use technology to harass drivers by interrupting rest periods," Spencer explains in a press release.
"They can contact the driver and put on pressure to get back on the road to get the most out of his or her on-duty time. This mandate would be a step backward in the effort to make highways safer."


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Morgan Defeats FAMU at Homecoming, Snaps Losing Slump
Junior quarterback Seth Higgins scored a pair of touchdowns to help the Morgan State University Bears beat Florida A&M, 34-21, in a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) game on Oct. 5 in Baltimore, Md.
The win snapped an 11-game losing slump dating back to last season and came as Morgan State celebrated its homecoming.
"It's been a long time," said Morgan State head coach Donald Hill-Eley, who improved his record in homecoming games to 10-2. "I just feel excited for these young men. They've been working hard and it's been a long time and we needed to have some success to continue to move forward."
Morgan took a 14-7 lead in the first quarter after a 24-yard touchdown run by freshman running back Lamont Brown III. The Bears never relinquished the lead.
Higgins finished with more than 240 yards of total offense, including 102 yards rushing and 144 yards passing. He also scored the first points of the game on a 2-yard touchdown run early in the opening quarter. Most importantly, Higgins did not throw an interception in the game.
"That's what it's all about," Higgins said of his turnover-free performance. "If you play football, you know that you can't turn the ball over if you want to win. Usually the team that takes care of the ball, doesn't fumble or throw interceptions, and does their job, usually wins. That's ball security. That's Football 101."
The Bears' defense also played well, forcing three interceptions on FAMU quarterback Damien Fleming.
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2008 PPG / Street Rodder Road Tour- Leg VI: The Edelbrock TourWritten by on January 1, 2009 Leg VI: The Edelbrock Tour
Without question the first five legs of the 2008 PPG/STREET RODDER Road Tour were successful, and with everything planned for number six, we were confident the Edelbrock Tour would be a hit as well. After all, what could be better than starting out at the Woodward Avenue Dream Cruise and ending up at Bonneville's Speed Week? And you just knew there were going to be some great stops in between.
For many of those on this leg of the tour, the good times started early. As the hotel where we would stay in Detroit was just around the corner from the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, a number of those on the tour arrived a day or two early to take them in.
Henry Ford began collecting things for the museum that would carry his name as far back as 1906. He was quoted as saying, "I am collecting the history of our people as written into things their hands made and used...when we are through, we shall have reproduced American life as lived, and that, I think, is the best way of preserving at least a part of our history and tradition..."
Along with an array of automobiles, the museum houses the rocking chair President Abraham Lincoln was sitting in when he was shot, Buckminster Fuller's prototype Dymaxion house, and the Fokker Trimotor airplane that made the first flight over the North Pole.
Adjacent to the Henry Ford Museum is Greenfield Village, where over 90 buildings were moved from their original locations to represent an American community of the past. Those buildings include Ford's Michigan homestead, Edison's New Jersey laboratories, and the Wright brothers' home and bicycle shop. Transportation around Greenfield is by horse-drawn bus, a 1931 Model AA bus, and a fleet of Model Ts and steam locomotives. (For train buffs, an 1873 0-6-4 Mason Bogie which is one of the oldest operating steam locomotives in the U.S., and a Baldwin 4-4-0.)
The official start of the Edelbrock Tour was at the Woodward Avenue Dream Cruise on Saturday, August 16. Originally a benefit to raise money for a soccer field, it is now claimed to be the world's largest one-day automotive event. Stretching along 16 miles of Woodward Ave. through nine communities, it's said to draw 1.5 million people and 40,000 classic cars. When we decided to take a lap around the cruise route it took over 2 1/2 hours.
With an event this size there's not a parking spot to be found, but thanks to Mike and Sandy Eaton of Eaton Detroit Spring, the Road Tour participants had their own reserved parking lot and they barbequed hot dogs and hamburgers for us, too.
Sunday morning we had a little over 400 miles to go to our night stop in Clinton, Iowa. As luck would have it, as we pulled into town we stumbled onto an outdoor show put on by the local car club. There were some great cars on display, and the Road Tour Speed33 was recognized by quite a few of the rodders in attendance. After checking out the happenings, Jerry Dixey and I found our way to the Riverboat Casino to check out the buffet and contribute to the local economy.
Monday morning it was off to visit one of the supporters and the official retail store of the Road Tour, Yogi's Street Rod Accessories in nearby Calamus, Iowa. Yogi's may be in a little community, but they have a huge inventory of street rod parts and there's a steady stream of delivery trucks hauling off parts to places near and far. Although he and his daughter Ann were in the middle of loading up for the trek to the West Coast, Yogi stopped what they were doing and gave us all a tour of the place. Everyone left with a catalog, and a few Road Tourians were seen packing parts out to their cars, including Jerry.
After leaving Yogi's we continued west to Lincoln, Nebraska, for a private viewing of Bill Smith's Museum of American Speed at Speedway Motors. As the story goes, the collection started with engines, then the speed equipment that made the engines faster, then the fast cars, and so on. Pedal cars, toy cars, tether cars, automobilia, and air pumps to monkey wrenches are now all part of the collection. And we haven't event touched on the Soap Box Derby cars or the Buck Rogers memorabilia.
When we arrived at Speedway we were greeted by Bill and Joyce Smith, Damon Lee, media liaison-and the former editor of Custom Rodder and R&C staffer-and John MacKichan of museum operations (and also a Bonneville record holder). After Bill gave us an overview of what was ahead we broke up into two groups and toured the 125,000-square-foot building. Those who had been there before all found something new to be amazed by; first-timers were just amazed in general.
Tuesday morning it was off to Denver, 490 miles away. That afternoon we were to be the guests of Todd Gold and the staff at Streamline Hot Rod Parts. Todd starting building hot rods in what was once the city's largest gas station. When it became obvious that a larger facility was necessary, he couldn't bring himself to knock the old building down, so he built a new one over it. Now the complete original station is inside the new structure.
Today Todd not only presides over Streamline Hot Rod Parts, but he has acquired several other companies, including Vintage Auto Parts and Rod Bods, which has a new name, Denver Deuce.
On Wednesday we crossed the Rockies on the trek west. Up to this point the '34 tub I'd been driving had performed flawlessly, but bending it around corners something didn't feel right; the rear end felt loose. A roadside inspection revealed that the bolts securing the Panhard bar to the center section had come loose and at least one was missing. Fortunately, Glenwood Springs was not far away, and as I came into town I caught a glimpse of a Cobra on the rack at a repair shop. Those were some guys I needed to meet. After a quick explanation of the problem the '34 was up on jack stands, and new bolts with threadlocker were in place. I was back on the road in 15 minutes thanks to the guys at Trophy Auto Sales.
The next stop was at the shop of East Carbon, Utah's coolest cat, Bo Huff. He's been a hot rodder and customizer since all his life, but maybe that has something to do with growing up in a town named Dragerton. Bo's career has taken him to Salt Lake City, SoCal, and points East, but today he builds cars from his shop well off the beaten path. He also hangs out in his very own museum dedicated to rods and customs that he invited us to visit. Bo treated us to some great food and brought in a rockabilly band called Mad Max and the Wildcats. While they looked like they were from the '50s, if you added up all their ages they'd still be younger than me.
The next morning it was off to the Salt. I was anxious to get there so I pulled out of East Carbon at 4:00 a.m. While it seemed like a good idea at the time, I had forgotten how cold it gets in the wee hours in that part of the country. Thankfully the tub had been equipped with a Vintage Air heater, but with no side curtains I found it's hard to drive with your hands over your ears.
For anyone who's into the traditions of our hobby, there is nothing that compares to Bonneville, and those of us who are regulars still get a thrill out of it. But it turned out that one of the most interesting parts of the Edelbrock Tour was watching the reactions of the first-timers on the Salt. For most of them it was a lifelong dream fulfilled and they were like kids in a candy store. It's a good bet that some of them will be back.
For me, the Road Tour came to an end on Friday, as Pleasanton was to be my next stop. I pointed the tub toward the Pacific, picked up another traveling companion by the name of Tex Smith, and away we went.
As Tex and I were going west, the Edelbrock Tour was going east. Sunday, the gang was off to Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah, just outside of Salt Lake. The Miller folks sent their Mustang pace car to lead the pack from the salt to the track. After a tour of the facility the Road Tourians were able to take a lap in their cars around the 3.5-mile, 24-turn road course. That evening the tour went to the Totem Club in Salt Lake City, where they met some of the local street rodders and had a great meal.
As Jerry reported on Sunday morning it was time for everyone to head home. But the Road Tour isn't over yet. Still to come is the Sacramento Vintage Ford Tour from Pomona to the NSRA Golden State Nationals and the NHRA Museum Tour to the California Hot Rod Reunion in Bakersfield. Watch for more in the pages of STREET RODDER, then start making plans to join in the fun next year.
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Woodward has to be seen to be believed. Lowered customs, jacked up trucks, and everything in between will be seen.On the way west we made a quick stop at Yogi's, the official retail store of the Road Tour. A hardcore rodder, Yogi's justifiably proud of the chassis for his latest project. His trusty Chevy sedan is in the background.When we arrived at Speedway Motors, the one and only Bill Smith welcomed us to the Museum of American Speed.We rolled into Clinton, IA, and found the Clinton Area Rod Clubs 21st Annual Fun-Sun car show. Lots of nice cars were on hand, and there were lots of surprised looks when we showed up.A dealer for virtually every aftermarket part available, Yogi's carries a huge inventory. And if by chance they don't have what you're looking for, they can probably get it.It's hard to believe, but Bill still manages to find original cars like this board track racer. While many of the cars in the collection are perfectly restored, some, like this Model T Ford, are left as found.This unique midget racing V-8 engine was rescued as it was about to be crushed. The hand-built block has been fitted with four Triumph twin motorcycle barrels.In his racing days, there was one guy who Bill couldn't beat. Many years later he found the intake manifold off the car his nemesis drove and discovered why it was so fast. Note the extra breather.
Streamline is amazing for a number of reasons, not least of which is the building within a building showroom.Streamline recently purchased Rod Bods. Now known as the Denver Deuce, bodies are in stock and available.Bo Huff invited us to stop off at his place in East Carbon, UT. A little out of the way, it's worth the effort to meet Bo and check out his collection.A part of Streamline is Vintage Auto parts. The stock of vintage parts left even the talkative Dave Farrar speechless. We found NOS wide-five Ford brake drums on the shelf and some DeSoto suspension parts we've been looking for.Coming over the Rockies, the tub got a little tail-happy. When assembling the chassis we had neglected to use threadlocker on the rearend's Panhard bracket bolts, and they worked loose. Thanks to the guys at Trophy Auto the tub was good as new in short order.Only at Bo's can you check out cool cars, a massive collection of automobilia, get your hair cut, have the top chopped on your ride, and get a metalflake paint job.
Even though the frontman for Mad Max and the Wildcats is 9 years old, their rendition of Hank Snow's "I've Been Everywhere" brought the house down.Pulling onto the Salt was a lifetime dream for some of those on the tour but it's still a thrill for the veterans. Check out the Speed Week coverage in the next issue of STREET RODDER.You never know who's going to show up on the Road Tour. Artist of note, longtime street rodder, and just a nice guy, Darrell Mayabb joined us in Denver for the trip to the Salt. (Photo courtesy of Darrell Mayabb)At the last stop, tour participants had the chance to take a lap around Miller Motorsports Road course, a state-of-the-art road racing facility for automobiles, motorcycles, and karts 35 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City in Tooele, UT. Considered the finest facility of its type in North America, it hosts the American Le Mans Series, Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series, NASCAR Grand National West Series, AMA Superbike Championship, and the FIM Super Bike World Championship. (Photo courtesy of Darrell Mayabb)


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No. 24 Iowa State Survives TCU in Five Sets
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After controlling the first two sets, Iowa State saw the TCU squad fight back to take the next two sets and force a decisive fifth set. With the fifth tied 5-5, the Cyclones saw an unexpected hero emerge and take over the match. Morgan Kuhrt propelled a 5-0 run with a kill and two service aces to put the match out of reach. TCU made a fight back, but at match point it was Kuhrt who had the final kill to end the match in ISU's favor.
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Morgan Kuhrt. With Ciara Capezio's attack radar off the mark, Christy Johnson-Lynch called on the redshirt freshman to make one of her strong cameos. She did just that. Kuhrt finished the match with a career-high 15 kills at a .364 hitting percentage while adding in a career-high three aces, six digs, a solo block and a block assist.
Honorable mention to Mackenzie Bigbee and Victoria Hurtt, who each had 16 kills to power the Iowa State offense.
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*Iowa State had a season-high 76 kills and 94 digs in the match.
*Jenelle Hudson recorded her 12th double-double of the season with 65 assists and 15 digs.
*Hudson's 65 assists were a career-high. She is the first Cyclone with at least 60 assists in a match since Alison Landwehr had 66 against Texas last season.
*Mackenzie Bigbee had her third career double-double with 16 kills and 10 digs.
*Bigbee's 16 kills marked the 18th time this season and 34th of her career with at least 10 kills.
*Kristen Hahn had 28 digs, marking her 47th career match with at least 20 digs, 13 of which came this season.
*Hahn's streak of matches with at least 10 digs is now at 65 matches.
*Caitlin Nolan's 14 digs marked the seventh time in 2013 and 20th of her career.
*Victoria Hurtt posted 16 kills for her ninth match this season and 36th of her career with at least 10 kills.
*Ciara Capezio had her 11th career match with at least 10 digs.
*Tory Knuth had her fifth career match with at least 10 kills, four of those have come in the last seven matches.
*Morgan Kuhrt recorded a career-high 15 kills via a career-high 33 attempts.
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