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Ring of Honor on Destination America
There appears to be a chance that ROH might not be on Destination America for a very long period of time. The latest news from this developmental is that Joe Koff was only given a six month contract from the channel. Network executives are only doing this on a trial basis because they are unsure if Ring of Honor is good enough of a brand to draw in advertisers and sponsors. The promotion is more valuable to fans than it is to other businesses.
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Corey Graves retires
Some very unfortunate news to report on Corey Graves. The developmental wrestler will not be able to achieve his dream of wrestling on the main roster in WWE. A series of concussions has forced him to retire as an in ring performer. He will be sticking around with the company, though. Graves has signed on to become a commentator for NXT. Company doctors have revealed that he has suffered several concussions over the last decade and on the independent wrestling circuit.
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Today's game starts at 1:05 Central on the Royals Radio Network. The Royals return to "The K" on Monday to face Boston. We're celebrating "Halfway to St. Paddy's Day". Tuesday is "T-shirt Tuesday" and Zack Greinke is scheduled to pitch. Check out the entire homestand schedule.
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Surgeons and Surgical Teams
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"Based on the results of the cataract surgery, the skill of the physician, Dr. Johnson, is outstanding. Dr. Johnson's assistants and nurses are angels!"
"Dr. Hassapis was awesome!" [Dr. John Hassapis pictured, left]
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"I am currently undergoing chemo for the second time. The first was last year at Swedish Hospital which was very good, but the onerous trip there—in the winter—and 13-hour day was overwhelming. It was determined recently that I needed another round of chemo. My chemo care was transferred to Dr. Mark Coughenour at WGH. Yesterday I started chemo there, and all the personnel made it so pleasant—unbelievably so. Everyone from the receptionists to check-in desk, labs, CAT scan tech—are VERY compassionate and efficient. I am so proud of our hospital. I am spreading the word—there is no need to leave this island for exemplary care. FOREVER GRATEFUL."
"The BEST experience I ever had in a hospital. Five Star all the way. The MAC Unit had the absolute best nurses and administrators I have ever seen!"
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Inpatient Care
"Dr. Wilson was a great doctor." [Dr. David Wilson pictured, left]
"Dr. Rose Rangel (hospitalist) was excellent!"
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"The folks at Whidbey General are absolutely fabulous! I am sure they have adapted to my complicated medical needs much better than a large hospital would have."
"Nurses Jennifer and Chris were excellent. Also, Carol. GREAT staff. Very caring and skilled."
"I would like to tell you that the care was outstanding. The nurses on the floor and the ED staff were all fabulous. Then, on top of it, I get a call to see how I am doing. That is top notch service!"
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Emergency Department
"Dr. Plastino has amazing bedside manner, he sat so I didn't have to look 'up' to talk to him. Just his smile made me comfortable. He is awesome with patients - took good care of me." [Dr. John Plastino pictured, left]
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"Dr. Sherman did a super job of stitching up my cut. The scar is barely noticeable."
"Dr. Hansen in the ED did a tremendous job caring for my mother. He took the time to explain things and called her primary care physician."
"I have never felt so well cared-for."
"Dr. Perera was excellent. Whidbey General is lucky to have him. He did everything right."
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"Rebekah at the front desk is a true treasure."
"My physical therapist is always sure to listen first and make me the most comfortable as possible. Compassionate and caring individuals are hard to find and Sharon Lyson is one of them and it means a great deal to me."
"Jennifer and Amanda are the best! They are very knowledgeable and work to do what is best for my recovery! They make me know that they really care."
Primary Care
"I trust and value Dr. Langrock's judgment and his recommendations in my best interest. I would highly recommend him." [Dr. Douglas Langrock pictured, left]
"Dr. Scheidt is a very good listener, also really good at explaining concerns. I'm pleased to be her patient!"
"I was very impressed with Dr. Sanders."
"Hannah Carlson and nursing staff were great. Office staff also very helpful."
"Dr. Bibby is one of the most professional doctors I have ever met. Attention to detail and patient's actual needs is outstanding."
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"After over 30 years at Virginia Mason, I was worried about a new Dr./PA. I really like Annette Fly. She is a great listener and is very helpful." [Annette Fly, ARNP pictured, RIGHT]
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"I love Vicki Werve. She is one of the only providers that has made me feel comfortable."
Whidbey Family Birthplace
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"ALL of the nurses were excellent in caring for my family and I. I was spoiled! Love the labor & delivery nurses!"
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"I want to again thank Dr. Burnett & the anesthesiologist for helping me through the spinal. I had a lot of anxiety about this after a very horrible past exerience. Thanks for treating me 'carefully!'"
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SPRINGFIELD, Va. (WUSA) -- Dozens of car windows were shot out with a b.b. gun or a pellet gun, in Fairfax County neighborhoods, police said.
The surveillance video above shows the suspect minivan driving by another SUV, stopping and backing up, then you see the SUV's window explode from some kind of shot fired from the minivan.
The shootings took place in the past week, as recently as Thursday, November 29, in the Newington Forest and Terra Grande neighborhoods, in Springfield, between the hours of 1 a.m. and 3 a.m., police said.
"In most of the incidents, the vehicles are empty; however in at least one of the cases, the vehicle was occupied. The suspect vehicle is reportedly a silver Honda CRV. Detectives indicate that the rear windows of minivans or SUVs appear to be targeted by the suspects.," police said in a news release.


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Personally, I decided to vote for Neon world #1, because I think a giant trade road à la Marco Polo would be great between 2 of the nations. Also it helps to have more than 1 continent so you can create culture with greater difference on each of them with minimum explanation as to why they are so different.
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Colby, together with Sodexo, the food contract service, offers its students an expansive choice of food service options to meet their diverse dietary choices. For those of you not familiar with our Dining Services, Colby operates three dining halls during the school year—Dana, Foss, and Roberts— each striving to create a flavor and atmosphere all its own. Dining Services also has a full retail operation located in the Pulver Pavilion which includes the Joseph Family Spa, Caporale Lounge, and Marchese Blue Light Pub.
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Very nice!
Great work! Love the texture.
:) thank you!!!
Loving your work. This Iphone case is on my gift list!
@circleorigin - that's exciting news!! :) Thanks!
this is beautiful
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This one is my fav!!
Heeeey!!!! I'm so excited you're on here!!
Great cases
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Sorry - I didn't realize the laptop skin wasn't posted along with all the other size options! Ok! Here ya go!
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awesome work
oh so pretty!
Thank you!! :)
Check this out, someone is selling your artwork on Etsy
Thank you for notifying me. I've reported them...not sure how great it'll work. :( Really upsetting.
I've ordered and paid for a peacock feather iphone 5 case on 7th June 2013. Since then I've only received a payment confirmation from paypal, nothing from you or society6? how do I keep track of my order? thanks.
Wow love the colors!
looks like someone else is selling your artwork too...........
@christyLeigh - Sadly, that's the second one someone told me. There's another guy who stoled this print and using it for iphone cases on Etsy. I've tried everything to get it removed. It is a heart break! :( I don't even know who to contact to get my artwork BACK.
The tote bag rocks!
http://society6.com/Love2Snap?promo=514ae6 (CLICK the link to open shop for the discount. You can scroll down the left side to see all the different categories of merchandise. ENJOY the Discount! It last til December 8th! Free Shipping + $5 off) Offer can be shared with your friends/fam and pinned :)
OH WOW!!! Breathtaking and extraordinary!!! ;)
Googling peacock feather case....I think I've cried enough now over all the illegal mass production of MY PHOTO AND DESIGN. I still can't help it though...my heart is just crushed seeing soooooo many shops posting this and selling it like crazy!!! I can't get them deleted or to remove my design. It's killing me.
Very beautiful
You got some talent, but try to use editing techniques which will help your talent.. Check out this: http://j.mp/artediting
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curious how it was created. it is awesome!
This is lovely! Promoted and following!
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FOX Sports Kansas City to air Best of 2011
FOX Sports Kansas City will air a 30-minute show recapping the Royals awards winners and getting their thoughts on the 2012 season. Kansas City Royals: Best of 2011 will include interviews with Eric Hosmer, Dayton Moore, Bruce Chen, Alex Gordon, Lorenzo Cain, Johnny Giavotella and Ned Yost. The show premieres Sunday, Jan 22 at 9:30 p.m. on FSKC and replays several times.
Air dates for Kansas City Royals: Best of 2011 on FOX Sports Kansas City
Sunday, Jan. 22 9:30 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 26 6:30 p.m.
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Tuesday, Jan. 31 10 p.m.
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Summary: Very nice application. I even wrote a blog post about it, here: http://www.bytebot.net/blog/archives...nterprise-like
I tried the Linux version, Fedora Core 6, latest w/updates
Minor annoyances:
* Probably should inform users that they need to chmod +x zdesktop_linux_x86_0_36.sh then run it such as ./zdesktop_linux_x86_0_36.sh
* No auto-detection of where my web browser is, by default. I had to specify it.
* Upon specifying it, the application just closed. I was doing this in Workspace 1 and i thought it had crashed. In fact, it had already opened up the config tool in Workspace 3 (where my browser was).
Everything else just worked. Highly impressed. Syncing took some time, but it was just amazing.
Now, installing it into ~/zimbra/zdesktop is dandy, but what happens when I reboot? Do I need to run ~/zimbra/zdesktop/zdesktop to get things going? By the looks of it, that's a yes. So maybe automatically linking a shortcut to ~/Desktop will make more sense (i.e. make it more user friendly)
OK. Keep up the good work, and thanks for a rocking product.


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TVXQ! Live World Tour in Los Angeles
Posted By Kristine Ortiz On July 8, 2013 @ 6:22 pm In Culture,Food & Travel | Comments Disabled
TVXQ, the proclaimed "Kings of K-Pop," performed this past Friday in Los Angeles' Nokia Center for their "Catch Me World Tour." This was the duo's, made up of Max Changmin and U-Know Yunho, first time playing in the City of Angels as a solo act. From the electrifying, or more appropriately, laser-filled, bass-booming opening, it was clear that the pair was determined to give a strong stage and leave lasting impression for their fans, who they said "waited for basically ten years" for this show, and they did not disappoint.
They performed tracks from their newest album, "Catch Me", and much to the delight of long-time fans, older hits like the electro-pop "Mirotic," the bass-filled "Purple Line," and the ballad "Unforgettable." Though the 2 ½-hour show undoubtedly catered to Cassiopeia's, which is the name of TVXQ's fans (a group of mostly teenage and young adult Asian American women), it was clear that the duo has incredible talent, stage presence and a well-balanced dynamic. Yunho had charming charisma, showing off his dance skills and even leading a fan chant; on the other hand, Changmin was a bit on the quieter side but truly shined whenever he put his incredible vocals on display, highlighted by his solo ballad.
As a "sort-of" outsider looking in (because although I'm a fan of K-Pop, I'm a self-proclaimed VIP, or fan of BIGBANG, another guy group), the show was an impressively dynamic spectacle. Visually, it was an aesthetic gem, with an uber-clear LED flashing moving graphics, lasers, eye-catching stage outfits (i.e. denim jackets with chains running down them) and perfectly clean choreography.
The group gave bundles of fan service with numerous videos, and more impressively, greeting the fans personally by walking through the aisles of the theater. Needless to say, the audience went crazy.
In one of the more touching moments of the concert, the fierce expressions that Yunho and Changmin had throughout the concert changed into ones of sincere gratitude when, during the song "I'll Be There," fans held signs that said (in hangul), "We'll always be here," a powerful statement considering the headlines the act has made in the past few years.
It was almost like being part of a warm, triumphant homecoming, just with one of the biggest K-Pop acts today.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Online document-sharing site Scribd is taking a page from Netflix's success story as it sets out to create the world's largest subscription service for digital books.
The opening chapter in Scribd's quest begins Tuesday with the introduction of an e-book subscription service that will boast thousands of titles published by HarperCollins before July 2012.
HarperCollins, which is owned by News Corp., becomes the first of the five largest U.S. publishers to sign on to the service.
Scribd will charge $9 per month for a service that will provide unlimited access to most of HarperCollins' back catalog, as well as an assortment of other books from smaller publishers.
Scribd is trying to create the book industry's version of Netflix Inc.'s online video service, which boasts 37 million subscribers.


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Apply for a Sewer Submeter
The Sewer Submeter Program was instituted to make allowances for commercial business customers who use water that doesn't enter the sanitary sewer. Water used for irrigation, delivery of water to ships, and water used in manufactured goods or products are all examples of situations where a submeter may be installed.
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Customers are responsible for the purchase, installation, maintenance and accuracy of their own sewer submeters, equipment and appurtenances.
To receive the sewer deduction from your account, customers must install and maintain submeters that are authorized by Seattle Public Utilities.
Types of Authorized Submeters
Most customers will only be authorized to install deduct meters to eliminate sewer charges for water that doesn't enter the sanitary sewer system. Example: irrigation, water used in products and makeup feed water for cooling tower evaporation. When receiving a deduction on a cooling tower or other such equipment where there is discharge to the sewer, a charge meter is required on those drain lines.
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Dear friends!
I'm failing to recover my email with Import/Export feature.
I used the export functionality to backup my mail from Zimbra desktop to tgz archives - this worked well for both my email accounts.
Afterwards I reinstalled the OS and I imported the mail to Zimbra Desktop with the import feature. One account imported well, in the other I have problems: the folder structure was imported correctly, but only a fraction of emails are in the folders.
Moving the mouse over the account name in Zimbra desktop shows the right size of the mail account in MBs - as it was in the old zimbra before reinstallation.
All emails that are present in the folders after the import are dated 2011, there is nothing more recent.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - No. 6 North Carolina rolled to an 11-1 win over visiting No. 21 Southern California Friday afternoon at Boshamer Stadium as the Tar Heels ran their winning streak to six games. Sophomore Kent Emanuel threw six shutout innings to improve to 3-0 on the year and has now won 10 straight decisions.
Emanuel threw six shutout innings to run his scoreless innings streak to 12 after blanking Wright State a week ago. The southpaw allowed six hits and walked a pair but struck out a season-high eight batters, one shy of his career high.
Cody Stubbs paced the offense against the Trojans as the slugging first baseman tallied a pair of doubles and his first home run as a Tar Heel to break the game open in the third. Stubbs finished the day 4-for-5 with two runs scored and three RBI.
Chaz Frank and Colin Moran both contributed two hits and two RBI apiece, while Moran connected on his second home run of the season.
Junior reliever R.C. Orlan threw 1.2 innings of scoreless relief and has not allowed a run in 10.2 innings of work this season and owns a scoreless streak of 14.1 dating back to last year.
Carolina struck in the bottom of the second inning when Jacob Stallings started things off with a single up the middle. Stallings moved to third when Cody Stubbs drove a ball down the left field line for a double putting a pair of runners in scoring position.
Tom Zengel slapped a single through the right side to plate Stallings and give Carolina a 1-0 advantage before the Tar Heels started grinding out at bats against USC's starter Andrew Triggs.
Mike Zolk battled for an eight-pitch walk to load the bases and Parks Jordan followed by working a 3-2 count and walking as well to plate another run for Carolina. Chaz Frank then lifted a ball to deep center field, which allowed Zengel to tag up and score making it 3-0 after two innings.
USC tried to bounce back in the top of the third against Emanuel as the Trojans notched a lead off single but Emanuel retired the next two batters via strikeout. The Trojans would not go away as a single and a walk would load the bases before Emanuel forced Kevin Swick to hit a slow comebacker which he turned into the final out of the inning.
Stubbs broke out the big stick in the bottom of the third when he blasted his first home run as a Tar Heel. Colin Moran opened the inning with a single up the middle and stole second but was cut down at third on a fielder's choice off the bat of Jacob Stallings. Stubbs then stepped in and unleashed a blast to right center that cleared the wall with ease for a two-run home run, upping UNC's lead to 5-0.
Emanuel continued to work his way out of trouble over the next three frames, while Triggs settled down and kept the Tar Heel bats at bay. Emanuel departed after six shutout innings as he ran his scoreless streak to 12 innings.
USC broke through in the top of the seventh when it picked up a pair of singles against reliever Andrew Smith. R.C. Orlan came out of the pen with one out in the inning and was unable to snare a comebacker that made its way up the middle to make it 5-1 Tar Heels.
Orlan buckled down and forced a fly out and a pop out to strand the bases loaded in a big spot for the Tar Heels.
Carolina's bats carried the momentum into the bottom of the inning when Tommy Coyle hit a line drive off the third baseman and Colin Moran followed with his second home run of the year. USC's Corey Carma hung a 2-2 pitch to Moran who turned and sent a ball deep into right field for a two-run home run making it 7-1.
The Tar Heels tacked on four insurance runs in the eighth as Chaz Frank, Cody Stubbs and Brian Holberton all notched RBI hits and Matt Roberts contributed a bases loaded walk.
Freshman Chris McCue closed out the contest with a scoreless ninth in his collegiate debut to provide the 11-1 win for the Tar Heels.
Junior Chris Munnelly will take the mound for the Tar Heels on Saturday as UNC goes for its 22nd consecutive non-conference series win, while the Trojans will counter with right-hander Ben Mount.


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JENKINS: It's up to us now: Urge county to pass Laura's Law
Never underestimate the shock value of a perfectly timed headline.
You want your blog post to go viral, as Liza Long's did over the weekend?
You write this headline: "I am Adam Lanzer's Mother."
Long, an Idaho single mother of four whose nom d'internet is "Anarchist Soccer Mom," received praise for her unflinching candor — her post describes life with a 13-year-old genius subject to periodic fits of rage — as well as criticism for typecasting her troubled son as a potentially murderous suicide.
Several U-T readers forwarded Long's sensational piece to me because it reminded them of my Sunday column, which drew from the emails of a San Diego doctor to get into the minds of the parents who, when they learn of yet another mass shooting, shudder and whisper: There but for the grace of God go we.
In his Newtown memorial speech, President Obama alluded to author Elizabeth Stone's observation about the momentousness of having a child: "It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body."
A lovely and true sentiment, but what do you do, what steps can you take, when your heart is over 18 and walking around, sick in his brain?
While Long makes a diffuse plea for more treatment options to prevent her son from winding up in prison, my column went down a specific path named for a woman killed by a mentally ill man who refused treatment.
Here in San Diego, our compass, as confused as anyone's in the aftermath of a school slaughter, should point true north to Laura's Law, the 2002 legislation that San Diego County, like all but two California counties, has failed to embrace.
As emotionally satisfying, and as supremely sensible, as it is to ban assault weapons and grotesquely large clips, we know the Rambo genii cannot be stuffed back in the bottle.
Is this frontier nation, saturated with some 300 million guns, going to confiscate legally purchased weapons? Are we ready for armed insurrection?
Are we going to recall and burn the films and video games that glorify carnage in diehard last stands? Are we ready to repeal the First Amendment?
Laura's Law, on the other hand, is a practical godsend for parents of adult children rushing toward self-destructive mayhem. At a parent's request, a judge would decide if an individual's documented history warrants a county team to make sure the individual gets outpatient treatment. If that fails, the adult can be hospitalized by court order. He's where he belongs until he no longer belongs there.
The most impressive earthly authority figures we know — judges in black robes — must be drafted to deal with the mental health crisis that has resulted in a rash of apocalyptic suicides as well as uncountable quieter tragedies that, at most, make local crime briefs.
Almost two years ago, the county Mental Health Board recommended that the Board of Supervisors implement Laura's Law. Tragically, the county took a detour, initiating a three-year pilot program that, while it may have its merits, does not engage those troubled adults who refuse treatment.
So what will it take to spur the supes to action?
I hope one smart observer is dead wrong.
"I believe that only the occurrence in our county of a major incident involving an untreated and seriously mentally ill person will arouse the public consciousness to a degree to force our supervisors to implement Laura's Law," writes Eric Revere, retiring member of the San Diego County Mental Health Board.
My hope — my civic prayer — is that 20 tiny coffins in Connecticut will do some serious arousing.


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One of my very favorite things to check out of the library is new cookbooks. I will admit, I really like to look at the pictures and write down recipes, but I very rarely end up actually trying out any of the new recipes. The following were my favorite cookbooks from this year.
Get Healthy
Giada's Feel Good Food by Giada de Laurentiis
Giada is my favorite chef. I got a chance to meet her at the American Library Association conference this year, and she is a lovely person. Also, her recipes are delicious! They tend to be fairly straightforward and do not require a million strange ingredients you will never use again. Also, unlike most cookbooks I check out, I've actually used her cookbooks in my kitchen and made some of the recipe.
Cooking a la Francais
The Little Paris Kitchen: 120 Simple but Classic French Recipes by Rachel Khoo
This was the most beautiful cookbook I saw all year. In addition to recipes, the book includes stunning photographs of Paris. I brought this book with me to a café and looked through it while eating a macaron, which then prompted an intense wave of nostalgia for my time in Paris.
Bake something delicious
Butter Baked Goods: Nostalgic Recipes from a Little Neighborhood Bakery by Rosie Daykin
I wanted to eat everything in this cookbook! I have also now added Butter Baked Goods & Café to the list of bakeries I must visit in my lifetime.
One Bowl Baking: Simple from Scratch Recipes for Delicious Desserts by Yvonne Ruperti
I wrote down a lot of recipes from this book and am actually fairly confident in my ability to make most of them. This is perfect for someone like me, who enjoys baking but has a very tiny kitchen and can only fit about one large mixing bowl on the countertop at a time!
Reflect on Food
Relish: My Life in the Kitchen by Lucy Knisley
This is actually a graphic novel memoir, but I am including it in this list because there are recipes in the book as well. If you have a tendency to connect moments in your life to the food you were eating at the time (GUILTY!), you'll love this book!
What were some of your favorite cookbooks from 2013?
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Stephanie C often tests new recipes on her boyfriend, who always makes her feel like Giada de Laurentiis. She has had a few cooking disasters, but continues to be optimistic that one day she will be a regular Julia Child in the kitchen.
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Materials you can use in the Library include Books, Special Publications, and Archives and Manuscripts
Our Library, founded in 1980, offers over 6500 items for research and learning about the maritime history and technology in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The Library serves maritime history scholars of all ages. We offer library and special collections access by appointment: material is located for you prior to your visit.
Our collection is partially represented online at LibraryThing.com. On this web site which features our catalog you can search through our autobiographies, biographies, travel accounts, adventures, explorations and battles with the author name or title or subject term. If you are a Museum Member you are also entitled to come into the Library to borrow a book from the Lending Library. Some restrictions may apply.
Books: Accounts, Histories, Specifications, Technical manuals and Handbooks
Mariners, port pilots, sailors, ship modelers, authors and avid collectors of history and technology were the book collectors who contributed to this library. Their interests ranged from biographical accounts of the lives of maritime explorers to historical accounts of navies and shipbuilding firms. See Richard Henry Dana's Two Years Before the Mast, David McCulloch's The Path Between the Seas, and others: The California Islands by Charles Hillinger, or The Rancho San Pedro by Robert Cameron Gillingham.
Special Publications: Nautical Charts, Annual Reports, Pamphlets, Periodicals, Historical News Clippings.
Nautical charts of the Los Angeles Harbor and San Pedro Bay; special topics, written by experts in maritime history form our collection of pamphlets, which are both nationally and locally published include articles on fishing, ships and shipping, steam and other types of propulsion, the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard and others are available for your review. Journals in our catalog on sailing and yachting, include newsletters from shipbuilders on Terminal Island.
Archives and Manuscripts Collections:
Blueprint copies of naval architectural drawings, and manuscript material from maritime historians and authors, harbor area divers, military personnel, shipbuilders, photographers, and yachtsmen are available for your review.
You must make an appointment in advance to view Special Collections, periodicals, annual reports and historical news clippings and the Archives and Manuscripts Collections.
Please call the Library for more information: 310-548-7618, Ext. 215.


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Shaving is simply one of those daily personal tasks that men deal with in order to look their best each day. Unfortunately, shaving often takes a toll on a man's skin, damaging it either a lot or a little, depending on the existing condition of the complexion. Dry, dehydrated skin typically experiences a higher level of damage to the skin during the shaving process. Blemished skin, mature skin, and sun-damaged skin can also undergo more damage due to shaving than healthy skin experiences. In order to encourage the skin to achieve the healthiest condition possible, men should use high performing, multi-functional skin care products before, during, and after the shaving experience. These products are formulated to create the best after-shaving experience possible. Menscience Androceuticals After Shave is the perfect skin care product for any man who is looking to for a product that calms, softens, clarifies, and cools.
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Since this after-shave product is free of menthol and alcohol, it offers a gentler formula than many other skin care products. The only benefit you need now is a clarifying one. Fortunately, this skin care product even delivers that. Clearing the skin and opening the pores through its Salicylic Acid enhanced formula, it helps to reduce oils and buildup within your skin's pores to clear your skin. This ingredient also helps to prevent ingrown hairs that sometimes occur when a pore becomes blocked. It's perfect for the man who has everything and now wants an after-shave product that offers lots of beneficial ingredients for his skin.


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Hi. Did install Zimbra 8 - great product. However one small strange thing happening. Zimbra admin GUI reporting that not all services are running. When I click on which services - none of them are running. However the same GUI reporting that service is healthy. AT the same time everything is working as expected (apart from no secure POP3 connection , but this force me to use secure pop3 what was good move) and CLI reporing that all services are running:
[zimbra@home ~]$ bin/zmcontrol status
Host home.domain.name
antispam Running
antivirus Running
ldap Running
logger Running
mailbox Running
memcached Running
mta Running
proxy Running
snmp Running
spell Running
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2011 Customs Update: Balancing global priorities
Border Patrol Agents routinely conduct searches of trains entering the U.S. from Canada.
January 14, 2011
Global supply chain and customs compliance professionals are now forced to wear many hats; and it appears that the evolving regulatory environment in 2011 will add a few more.
This year will find the introduction of updated Incoterms along with a new South Korea/U.S. trade agreement and continued demands for sustained improvements in supply chain security. And there's little doubt that these mounting challenges will require a focused approach to managing current and emerging global compliance programs.
Taking a strategic approach towards managing global compliance trends supports a strong risk assessment model—and more importantly, adds value to a corporation's bottom line through reduced costs. By installing a series of steps focused on cost savings, regulatory compliance, and an increased awareness of how a product is brought to market, companies can transform their regulatory compliance programs into a "value chain" model that supports a stronger bottom line to the corporation.
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Not sure whether this is a new issue or one I have just not noticed before, but I notice in iRedAdmin-Pro 1.9.0 that, if you view an Alias profile, and then click on one of its members which is a mail-list, it takes you to:
Error: {'matched': 'ou=Users,domainName=example.net,o=domains,dc=example,dc=net', 'desc': 'No such object'}
If on the other hand the alias member is a User, then it works fine.
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text: Dr. Tewari discusses Gynecologic Cancer Dr. Fee and Dr. Randall discuss Gynecologic Cancer Sandra Brown discusses the Cancer Genetic Program Lianne Nacpil discusses Clinical Research Luisa Santa and Jaina Pallasigui discuss Smoking Cessation Gynecologic Oncology Program At the Gynecologic Oncology Program at St. Joseph Hospital, our team of clinical experts are passionate about preventing, diagnosing and treating women with cancers of the ovaries, uterus, fallopian tubes, cervix, vagina and vulva. That's why they actively participate in community-based programs that promote the importance of early detection through cervical and human papillomavirus (HPV) screenings and vaccinations. Our clinical team is equally passionate about cancer research and advanced treatment options that can potentially cure cancer and preserve healthy reproductive tissue. Our specialists are experts in treating rare and complex cases, including recurrent disease and therapy-related complications. This pursuit of prevention, early detection and clinical excellence enhances the patient experience and contributes to improved clinical outcomes. The Gynecologic Oncology Program includes a team of highly specialized clinicians from several different medical specialties who meet on a regular basis to discuss breakthrough treatment options and individual patient treatment plans. This team approach to care ensures our patients receive comprehensive medical treatment incorporating the latest technology and newest cancer therapies.


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Art and About in December
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As the last month of 2012 arrives, it's only fitting that one of the bona fide masterpieces of this young decade will get its largest and most accessible showing yet as Christian Marclay's astounding video art piece, The Clock, goes on view at The Museum of Modern Art on December 21. The artist's film is organized around the simple idea of taking clips from the last 100 years of film that depict a time of day on screen, then syncing those scenes with the actual time of day over the course of a 24-hour period. A special screening on New Year's Eve will show the piece in its entirety. Be forewarned: lines have formed everywhere it's been shown, so arrive early.
On December 4, The Metropolitan Museum of Art continues its fall of blockbuster shows with Matisse: In Search of True Painting, an exhibition that focuses on the legendary artist's penchant for composing works in pairs, trios and series. The show starts with early works like the 1906 Fauve favorites Young Sailor I and II, then follows the evolution of the format over the course of Matisse's career.
At Madison Square Park, contemporary artist Leo Villareal's Buckyball illuminates truth in architecture—specifically the geodesic domes of R. Buckminster "Bucky" Fuller—with a 30-foot-tall illuminated installation of 180 LED tubes arranged in a series of pentagons and hexagons in the shape of carbon molecules named "buckyballs" in honor of the late architect. The piece is surrounded by zero-gravity couches to encourage visitors to recline and contemplate the shape of these invisible building blocks that have been recently discovered throughout the universe.
Two new exhibitions also reference the overlapping nature of science and art, but keep their feet firmly planted in the natural world. At the New Museum, Rosemarie Trockel: A Cosmos presents the German artist's work from the past 30 years as an imaginary universe, experienced as a cabinet of wonders and organized like a natural-history museum. Trockel has also curated artifacts by nonartists to be shown near her own works in ceramic, wool and collage. By contrast, Mickalene Thomas: Origin of the Universe, at the Brooklyn Museum, uses a more playful approach, collecting the artist's portraits of African-American women embellished with rhinestones and charged acrylics that contrast the deadpan titles referencing the old masters.
In Chelsea, Hurricane Sandy flooded several galleries and caused massive disruptions to the creative and commercial ecosystem on Manhattan's west side. Many galleries were pumping water out of their basements and ground-floor locations last month, but the resilient community has largely returned to its regularly scheduled programming. Gagosian Gallery hosts a new exhibition by Ed Ruscha that focuses on the artist's preoccupation with the written word and books over the past 25 years—through depictions of age-worn pages, spines and traditional decorative bookmaking techniques. At Cheim & Read, Tal R: The Shlomo collects a series of energetic, Kandinsky-colored portraits made by mixing pigments with rabbit skin glue, a material that dries quickly, lending the pieces a forceful presence. A similar liveliness infects the three beguiling stainless-steel figures in Charles Ray's exhibition at Matthew Marks Gallery—a naked bearded man, a woman in Nikes sleeping on a bench and a self-portrait of the artist bending to tie an imaginary shoelace—which look as if they emerged from the mold fully formed.
Downtown galleries fared a bit better during the storm, and three shows this month illustrate how the balance of power was shifting even before Halloween. At Kansas Gallery, Jesse Greenberg and Lukas Geronimas have staged National Park, a two-person show that pairs wood and plastic sculptures of all shapes and sizes and in varied and surprising combinations. The exhibition is up through December 21. Kevin Zucker's one-man show, No Hotel, at both locations of Eleven Rivington through December 22, uses minimalist ink-jet printing techniques to depict scenes from rainy hotel windows all over the world. And at the tiny Chinatown gallery Bureau, Viktor Kopp's Four Corners creates thickly painted juxtapositions that flutter like feathers and ash among the four pieces in the space. It's up through December 21.
Also through December 21, BRIC Arts will host On Purpose: Art & Design in Brooklyn, 2012, a look at how the borough's creative talents have addressed contemporary challenges in urban living. The works range from installations that R. Justin Stewart and Rosa Ruey have built out of recycled and reclaimed objects to the infographics designed by the collective 596 Acres that illustrate vacant lots throughout the City. On December 14, New-York Historical Society bookends the year with an appropriate exhibition for a city that has glimpsed its own frailty in the face of Mother Nature. The Landmarks of New York will focus on 30 new photographs acquired by the museum that depict iconic places and spaces in NYC, a follow-up to a show the museum hosted in 2009—proving that it's never too early to see the old New York, especially since a reinvented new New York is bound to arrive as soon as the ball drops on New Year's Eve.
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Beatrix Potter: The Picture Letters
The Morgan Library & Museum
Through January 27, 2013
Who knew that the creator of the beloved Peter Rabbit books first created her characters in the letters that she wrote to friends and family? Unlike many writers who keep their process hidden, Beatrix Potter's growth as both writer and illustrator is refreshingly accessible, and the result is an uninhibited look at the maturation of a born storyteller.
Gordon Parks: A Harlem Family 1967
The Studio Museum in Harlem
Through March 10, 2013
These 30 photographs of the Fontenelle family, whose lives Gordon Parks documented for a 1968 Life magazine photo essay on poverty in the United States, are seen through the lens of one of the City's iconic neighborhoods.
George Steinmetz: Desert Air
Anastasia Photo
Through March 3, 2013
Part daredevil, part photojournalist, George Steinmetz shoots his stunning aerial photographs by using a motorized paraglider to access angles and heights that create a sense of the unfamiliar even among wild landscapes along the beaches of Madagascar, dunes of Peru, salt flats of Bolivia and the oases of Algeria.
Gabriel Orozco: Asterisms
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Through January 13, 2013
This two-part installation collects and arranges detritus that the artist has gathered from a coastal biosphere on the Mexican coast, an area that has also become an industrial wasteland as ocean currents from the Pacific Ocean have deposited far-flung rubbish on the shores.
How Much Do I Owe You?
Long Island City
Opening on December 12
Organized by No Longer Empty, a collective slowly building a reputation for immersive performances, this secretive event will take viewers through the vaults of the City's banks, where individual performances will be held. See nolongerempty.org for updated location details.
Christophe Côme: Material Transformation
Cristina Grajales Gallery
Through January 25, 2013
Incorporating hand-glazed tiles, enameled copper, colored glass and gilded wood, the Paris-based designer has built an exquisite range of lighting and furniture pieces.


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Photographer Ian Rushton captures the magnificent city of Queenstown and its surrounding areas in these stunning images. Bring the mountain-ringed, lake-framing beauty to your desktop in this free theme for Windows.
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text: My vote is no. Partition or Triple Shock. Something that holds together a lot better. At 300 yards, if you hit the front shoulder you might not ever find that elk. But I guess that leads to even a better question, what are your hunting conditions? If you are in the timber, bugling in bulls and your shot distance is 100 yds or under and you can guarantee shot placement, then you might be ok. But in general, it seems a bit light and really the wrong type of bullet.


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In our fourth online poll to find out what you would most like to know about our Universe, you told us that you would like to know how gravity works. We took the question to Bangalore Sathyaprakash from the University of Cardiff, and here is his answer. You can also read the accompanying article.
A Gomboc is a strange thing. It looks like an egg with sharp edges, and when you put it down it starts wriggling and rolling around as if it were alive. Until quite recently, no-one knew whether Gombocs even existed. Even now, Gabor Domokos, one of their discoverers, reckons that in some sense they barely exists at all. So what are Gombocs and what makes them special?
As part of our celebration of the International Year of Astronomy 2009 we brought you the article Are the constants of nature really constant?, in which John D. Barrow tells us how it all depends on which constants you choose. In the podcast of this interview you can hear how changes in the constants that define our Universe might have implications for extra dimensions, gravity, and climbing flies...
If you're worried that a mathematics degree might limit your career options, then there couldn't be a better person to talk to than Steve Hewson. Find out how his varied career has taken him from the lofty heights of theoretical physics, via the trading floor of a major investment bank, into the maths classroom, and has also seen him writing his very own maths book. This podcast accompanies the career interview from issue 50 of Plus.
In our online poll to find out what Plus readers would most like to know about the Universe, you told us that you'd like to find out what happened before the Big Bang. We took the question to the renowned cosmologist John D. Barrow and here is his answer. The Universe is an infinitely self-perpetuating foam of bubbles, it seems. This podcast accompanies the article What happened before the Big Bang?.
We talk to Professor Robin Wilson, author of the book Lewis Carroll in numberland, about the mathematical work of the famous author of the Alice books, whose real name was Charles Dodgson.


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Hanover, NH (Sports Network) - Gabas Maldunas put in 16 points to lead the
Dartmouth Big Green to a 71-62 victory over the Yale Bulldogs in Ivy League
action at Leede Arena.
Alex Mitola added 12 points, John Golden chipped in 11 and Connor Boehm
tacked on 10 for Dartmouth (5-13, 1-3 Ivy League) which earned its first
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Austin Morgan netted 20 points and Matt Townsend contributed 16 for Yale
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Dartmouth led 27-20 at halftime by shooting 50 percent from the field while
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FREDERICK, Md. (WUSA9) -- We visited Fort Detrick in Frederick, Maryland, where no doubt, many families are keeping a close eye on the potential government shutdown.
Navy wife Summer Simmons has a zillion reasons why she needs her paycheck, "So the bills can go out, so the kids can get fed, so the menu can get planned, so the gas can get in the car, so I can get him (husband Steve) to appointments, the kids to appointments, to school. The one thing in our life that is constant is our paycheck and a government shutdown means that that one constant is gone."
At the Simmons house, the looming shutdown would add insult to injury, literally.
Summer's husband, Steve, is suffering from an undiagnosed illness and has been confined to a wheelchair. A Naval administrative officer, Steve was on one of the first ships to respond to the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster in 2011. A month later, his health started disintegrating, Steve says it's been a tough transition, "It's like learning a whole new way of life. You go from being completely able-bodied to depending on a wheelchair." So, now, Summer's full-time job is to take care of Steve.
Steve used to be extremely into fitness. He even climbed Hawaii's notorious hiking trail referred to as "Stairway to Heaven."
To say this transition has not been easy, is an understatement. If Congress wants to learn a thing or two about working together under pressure, there's no better place than here. Summer says they are blessed, "We have each other, we have three amazing children, we have a great support system, in Steve's family and my friends, we have it all." Steve adds, "I honestly don't know where I'd be without her."


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Secretary of Scribble: Is Jack Lew About to Doodle on Your Dollars?
Because President Barack Obama intends to tap Jack Lew to replace Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner, your money might soon start looking a little goofy. If confirmed to head the Treasury, Lew will get to add his unusually squiggly signature to all newly printed greenbacks.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) -- It's NOT too late to quit. A new study involving a million women finds that women who give up smoking between the age of 40 can add ten more years to their lives.
The largest study in the history of studying dangers of smoking shows that women in the U.K. lose ten years of their life if they are smokers, but stopping before the age of 40 avoids over 90 percent of the increased risk of dying. Stopping before age 30 avoids 97 percent of this risk.
These figures represent bigger benefits to quitting smoking than any previous study has ever found. The study also celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of scientist Sir Richard Doll, one of the first individuals to connect associate smoking with lung cancer, and the 50th anniversary of the Royal College of Physicians' groundbreaking report Smoking and Health.
As a part of the Million Women Study, 1.3 million women were gathered between 1996 and 2001, and answered questions about their lifestyle, health and social lives. Twenty percent of the women were smokers, 28 percent had quit smoking and 52 percent of the women had never smoked. The women were questioned again three years later, and continued on average for a period of 12 years. The researchers were informed if any of the participants died, and were told the cause of death. So far, 66,000 patients have since died.
At the first resurvey mark, women smokers were almost three times more likely to die than non-smokers for the remaining years of the study, and some women did stop smoking during this period. These results show that two-thirds of all deaths of smokers in their 50s, 60s and 70s are caused by smoking. As compared to non-smokers, people who smoked die from smoking-related illnesses like lung cancer, heart disease, stroke or chronic lung disease.
"That we had to wait until the 21st century to observe the full consequences in women of a habit that was already widespread in the mid-20th century, when tobacco smoking pervaded much of the developed world, might seem paradoxical. But this is because, in most of Europe and the USA, the popularity of smoking among young women reached its peak in the 1960s, decades later than for men. Hence, previous studies have underestimated the full eventual impact of smoking on mortality in women, simply because of the lengthy time lag between smoking uptake by young women and disease onset in middle and old age," says Dr. Rachel Huxley, an epidemiologist at the University of Minnesota, in a linked comment.


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Five Ten Southwest Shoe Review
Five Ten Southwest, $139
- Steep rock: 3 Star
- Face climbing: 5 Star
- Long routes: 4 Star
- Upper: Synthetic, lined
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|Holyoke school choirs present 'A Gift of Song' at winter concert
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Inspiring audience members to get into the Christmas spirit was the mission of Marcia Dalton and her high school, junior high and select choirs at their Winter Choir Concert Thursday night, Dec. 11.
Jordan Zeiler and Whitni Redman opened the program by singing a duet, "Where Are You Christmas?
The High School Chorus then took the stage, performing "An Amy Grant Christmas," "Joy To the World" and "Various Themes on Fa La La." Featured soloists during "An Amy Grant Christmas" included Sarah Heermann, LeAnne McWilliams, Natasha Peregoy, Mallory Purnell and Sianna Gomez.
Soloists for the evening were Brittany Durbin, "Mary Did You Know," Brooke Parker, "Heirlooms," Ella Stewart, "Breath of Heaven" and Kaylee Groshans, "Welcome To Our World."
Junior High Chorus members had the audience tapping their toes to two numbers, "You're A Mean One Mister Grinch" and "Santa Unplugged Medley." The latter starred soloists Camille Elliott, Elissa Baker, Shaylee Krueger, Xandra Lock, Trevor Dalton and Phillip Beck.
Singing "The Christmas Wish" was the Junior High Girls Special Group, which included Eva Penzing, Brittney Prottsman, Aracely Peña, Kelsey Kramer, Madison King, Makayla Spitz, Camille Elliott, Shaylee Krueger and Xandra Lock.
HHS Select Choir entertained the audience with choreographed dances, complete with special holiday props, to "Rockin' Christmas Celebration" and "Swingin' At Santa's Place."
Another special number performed by the select choir left no mother in the audience with a dry eye. The group sang "Somewhere In My Memory" to a slideshow presentation displaying pictures of select choir members when they were younger.
For the last two songs, all the choirs came together to sing "Jazz Gloria" and invited the audience to sing along with "Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer."


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LAWRENCE, Kan. - Iowa State redshirt freshman Sam Richardson entered the game against Kansas on Iowa State's third drive and orchestrated six touchdown marches in the Cyclones' 51-23 win Saturday at Memorial Stadium. With the win, Iowa State (6-5 overall, 3-5 Big 12 Conference) notched its sixth victory of the year and is bowl eligible. Iowa State's 51 points is the most scored by the Cyclones in the all-time series with Kansas.
In a game that Richardson threw his first career pass, the Winter Park, Fla., native went 23-27 for 250 yards and four touchdowns. Richardson did not record an interception in the victory. He produced the most yards by a freshman quarterback in a non-overtime game at Iowa State since Bret Meyer had 345 in 2004.
Iowa State kicker Edwin Arceo was 3-for-3 on field goal attempts. The Muscatine, Iowa, native made field goals from 47 yards twice and 51 yards. Arceo's 51-yard field goal equals his career long that he set against Oklahoma this season.
Jeff Woody led the Iowa State ground game with 89 yards on nine rushes and a touchdown. Woody recorded a career-long rush with a 43-yard run in the second quarter. Josh Lenz had a team-high 78-yards receiving on six receptions. Lenz recorded a touchdown in the win.
Both teams started the game with drives that resulted in fumbles recovered by the opposing team. The Cyclones converted their opportunity by Arceo connecting on a 47-yard field goal with 10:18 left in the first quarter. The Cyclones had the edge on early field position when their first drive went 70 yards on six plays but stalled when starting quarterback Steele Jantz fumbled the ball on the Kansas 29.
Kansas (1-10 overall, 0-8 Big 12) answered with a 75-yard 11-play drive that resulted in a two-yard touchdown run from Taylor Cox to give the Jayhawks a 7-3 lead with 4:22 left in the first quarter.
Richardson came in at quarterback for Iowa State and led the Cyclones on an 89-yard touchdown drive capped by an 11-yard Woody rushing TD. Iowa State took the 10-7 lead with 0:36 left in the first quarter, and the score would stay the same at the end of the period.
The Jayhawks used a fake reverse to score a touchdown on a 55-yard run to retake a 14-10 lead with 14:50 remaining in the first half.
Richardson connected on an 11-yard touchdown pass to Albert Gary to give Iowa State a 17-14 lead with 11:23 left in the first half. The pass was Richardson's first career touchdown in his career. Woody made a key 22-yard third-down rush on the drive that began on the Kansas 39.
The Cyclones capitalized on a KU fumble that was forced by Durrell Givens when Richardson hit Aaron Horne for a 30-yard touchdown reception. Richardson connected with Ernst Brun in the following drive for another touchdown from 20 yards.
Kansas converted a 21-yard field goal to as time expired in the first half to make the score 38-17 at the break.
Iowa State's 38 points at the half was the most since the 2001 game against Northern Iowa.
Arceo opened the scoring in the second half with a career-high-tying 51-yard field goal with 4:11 left in the third quarter. The field goal moved Iowa State's lead to 41-14.
Kansas connected on a 37-yard touchdown pass with 14:19 left in the game and failed to convert the two-point conversation.
Richardson recorded his final touchdown pass of the night with a 14-yard strike to Josh Lenz with 12:12 remaining in the game to stretch Iowa State's lead to 48-23. Arceo recorded the game's final points when he hit a 47-yard field goal with 8:19 left in the game.
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Results show that Sam Tisdale lost Tuesday's democratic primary to current Sheriff James Moore after receiving 39% of the votes.
'I feel like there are a whole lot of discrepancies going on,' says Tisdale. 'They're saying ain't but 3,000 people voted in Kemper County, and they are telling us there is a heavy turnout. That is a very low turnout, because we have more than 7,000 voters here in Kemper County. I am planning to contest it. My campaign came out of my pocket and I'm not going to just sit down and give it to him. By no means am I conceding,' says Tisdale.
The ultimate winner in that primary will face an independent candidate during the general elections in November.
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ATLANTA -- Hundreds of angry students and parents from North Atlanta High School are asking the same question.
"Why? Why? What are you doing to our community?" parent Kim Zemmali told 11Alive News on Monday.
She's one of many parents who want to know why interim Principal Mark Mygrant was removed from his job at North Atlanta High last Friday and several of his top administrators transferred.
After five years, Mygrant retired from the principal's job last spring, but was asked to stay on until his replacement could arrive next month.
Some angry parents have launched an online petition demanding that he and the administrators be reinstated.
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Annual library luncheon Mon.
"Be a Smart Cookie—READ!" is the theme of this year's Friends of the Library annual salad luncheon. The community is invited to bring a salad and a friend to the event Monday, Feb. 4 at 11:30 a.m. at Phillips County Museum.
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- Imagine living life every day, knowing that at any time, your world can literally transform.
70 year old David Lund of Capitol Hill knows this all too well. Certain triggers like stress, fatigue, and sudden movement can cause his body to expand. Much like the Marvel character "The Incredible Hulk", except this is not incredible at all.
David Lund says, "The disease will kill, it has a 20 percent fatality rate if it's undiagnosed."
David suffers from Hereditary Angioedema, or HAE for short. This is a relatively rare genetic disorder that is caused by the lack of a crucial protein in the body. This causes uncontrollable swelling, particularly on the face and in the airways, which can be very dangerous. Experts are still trying to figure out exactly what triggers this condition.
Mark Scarupa, MD of The Institute For Allergy and Asthma says, "We don't really know, stress clearly causes symptoms, trauma does."
"It's very rare. It's estimated at the most 1 in 10,000, realistically 1 in 60 (thousand) to 1 in 70,000.
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Dr. Scarupa says, "There's four medications that have been FDA approved for hereditary angioedema and Firazyr is a medicine used for an acute attack. If you have swelling, you take it and there's an expectation that your swelling decreases over a course of minutes or over the course of hours."
With that treatment, David can enjoy his travels and sail in the Chesapeake Bay, without too much worry of another episode.
For those who have swelling attacks and want to check to see if they have this disorder, they are strongly urged to contact HAEA, the US Hereditary Angioedema Association.
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Forensic engineers are not cheap. If there is no injury involved, it may be better, or at least less costly, to settle the damages and accept the court's judgment. But when injuries or deaths are involved, your insurance provider may insist on hiring a forensic engineer.
To reconstruct, the engineers examine every aspect of the incident. They go over every photograph of the scene, making special note of fixed reference points such as sign posts, street lamps, guardrail posts, and even cracks or patches in the pavement. These not only set the scene, they serve as fixed references for subsequent surveys of the area.
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Nick is a student at Dalton Academy and is a member of the Warblers. He performs many songs with the other Warblers.
He is portrayed by Curt Mega.
Season Two
Special Education
In Special Education, Nick, Kurt, and Jeff are all given the opportunity to audition for a solo; it is revealed that Nick had auditioned for a solo three times before. Nick and Jeff both move on from the original audition round, while Kurt does not, suggesting that they are better at fitting the Warblers' group dynamic than Kurt initially is. He sang in Hey, Soul Sister at Sectionals.
The Sue Sylvester Shuffle
Nick sings and dances with the Dalton Academy Warblers, in Bills, Bills, Bills.
Silly Love Songs
In Silly Love Songs, he helps Blaine in his Gap Attack singing When I Get You Alone. Finally, he sings Silly Love Songs, with the Warblers at Breadstix.
He performs Animal with the Warblers.
Original Song
Right before Blaine walks in to sing Misery, he is seen copying off of Kurt's paper.
Born This Way
Nick and the other Warblers sing Somewhere Only We Know to Kurt to say goodbye and wish him well.
Season Three
The First Time
He returns in The First Time, performing Uptown Girl in which he has his first solo. He is very excited upon seeing Blaine visit.
Nick appears with Sebastian and the Warblers when battling head-to-head against the New Directions in the parking lot for the Bad number. After Sebastian slushies Blaine, he stays back when the rest of the Warblers leave, flashing Blaine a sympathetic look, seeing how much pain he is in. Nick is present in the Dalton band room when Santana confronts Sebastian. Nick is also present towards the end of the episode, in the Black or White number. Once Trent gets up to sing alongside the New Directions, his face is shown as surprised, but eventually gets up to join them as well. When Sebastian is still shown at the end of the number, seated in place clapping sarcastically, Nick speaks out telling Sebastian to "give it up." Sebastian retorts that Nick's attitude was the same one that lost them Regionals last year.
On My Way
In the episode On My Way, Nick and the Warblers perform for Regionals against New Directions and the Golden Goblets. Nick is seen singing and dancing in Stand and Glad You Came. The Warblers are also raising money for their Born This Way foundation to help Dave Karofsky who recently tried a suicide attempt. Unfortunately the Warblers place second at Regionals, The Golden Goblets placing third and New Directions taking the first place trophy. This is the last time the Warblers are seen in Season Three, including Nick.
Season Four
Dynamic Duets
Nick returns and is seen performing My Dark Side with Blaine and the Warblers when they convince Blaine to return to Dalton and leave McKinley in order to win Sectionals.
In this episode, Nick performs Whistle and Live While We're Young with The Warblers at Sectionals.
Season Five
Love, Love, Love
Nick is first seen in the phone booth during the performance of Help!. As he is intrigued by the commotion, he follows the crowd with his fellow glee club members. He is then seen agreeing to help Blaine with the proposal. Later in the episode he dances and sings backup with the rest of the Warblers during All You Need Is Love.
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—Nick, Special Education
Nick: (upon Sebastian's sarcastic remark) C'mon, Sebastian, give it up!
—Nick, Michael