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Lofton Cattle Tundra - Charlotte Preview
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Justin Lofton, No. 77 Lofton Cattle Toyota Tundra
Track: Charlotte Motor Speedway
Event: N.C. Education Lottery 200
When: Friday, May 20, 8:00 PM (Eastern)
Broadcast information: 7:30 PM (Eastern) SPEED
Last Time Out: Last Friday in Dover Justin Lofton and the No. 77 team had a solid run going in the Lucas Oil 200. After starting the event from the 12th position, Lofton held the position through most of the event despite the intense competition around the one-mile concrete track. With just over 20 laps remaining in the race however, Lofton's truck snapped loose off of turn 4, suffering heavy damage. The team ended the event in the 25th spot.
Lofton at Charlotte: Last season's NCWTS event marked Lofton's debut on the 1.5-mile Charlotte Motor Speedway. Despite having experience on other tracks measuring the same distance while competing in the ARCA Racing Series, the event was the first for Lofton at Charlotte. When it was all said and done, the race was a solid one for the California native. He started the event 22nd and climbed his way to an impressive 15th place finish.
Out and About: Lofton will be busy around town over the next two weeks while NASCAR competition stays within the Charlotte, N.C. area. Before taking to the track on Friday for the North Carolina Education Lottery 200, Lofton will appear at the Wal-Mart in Concord from 6 to 7 PM. On Friday during a break in the NCWTS track schedule, Lofton will appear at the Toyota Pit Pass display from 1:30 to 2 PM. On Sunday, he will play in a charity softball game at Fieldcrest Stadium, home of the Kannapolis Intimidators. Next week, Lofton will continue making the rounds around Charlotte, appearing at the NASCAR Hall of Fame and Speed Street.
Truck Information: Lofton will race chassis GR010, TRD122 this week at Charlotte. It is the same truck that the team raced earlier this season at Darlington, scoring a season's best 13th place finish. They last raced the truck in Nashville, finishing 16th.
Lofton on Charlotte: "Charlotte is a lot of fun to race. It is challenging and fast. We race on a lot of intermediate tracks but not many can compare to Charlotte. The atmosphere makes the race a little more special since most of the teams are based in the area. I'm looking forward to it."
Crew Chief Ryan "Rudy" Fugle on Charlotte: "Racing at Charlotte is always a lot of fun because we're close to home and all of the shop guys can come out and be a part of what they usually miss once we pack up the truck. We have a good group of guys and Justin has a lot of talent. We're looking forward to the race this week."
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Thread: Andalucia Bike Race 2012 preview
21-02-12, 10:30 #1
Andalucia Bike Race 2012 preview
The Andalucia six stage mountain bike race starts this Sunday, and there's loads of Brits taking part. Two of them, well known to many UK riders, are Rich Rothwell and Ant White.
They've provided a very nice preview of the event. Plus the look into why stage races tick the box for many people
21-02-12, 10:42 #2
Looks great, a stunning area to ride in, best of luck.
21-02-12, 10:53 #3
I'm so jealous, it's a race that's been on my list for a few years (since I raced the Cape Epic actually). Think next year I will need to step up
21-02-12, 10:59 #4
I fancy the Trans-Andes, one day...
21-02-12, 11:20 #5
Aye another good one. Not even done the TransAlps yet - feel I need to tick that box (always been put off by the so-called lack of 'technical' riding)
21-02-12, 13:50 #6
Thanks Karlos. Trails look amazing! Fast, rocky and technical. Perfect! And the over riding feeling that the riders gave me when I questioned them was that they were in it for the fun and the great riding! Good to hear!
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Citing strong second quarter earnings performances for publicly traded truckload carriers as a driver, increased demand for heavy duty vehicles and trailers is expected, according to ACT Research Inc., a provider of data and analysis for trucks and other commercial vehicles.
In ACT's most recent release of the ACT North American Commercial Vehicle Outlook, the firm is calling for full-year production of Class 8 vehicles to be up 26 percent—at roughly 150,000 vehicles—over 2009, with solid growth into 2011, too. ACT also said that commercial trailer production will increase by 47 percent this year.
"Based on our modeling and anecdotal evidence from truckers, it seems like the supply-demand imbalance, which has been tilted away from truckers for the last four years, has gone back to truckers…and we don't see that abating," said Ken Vieth, ACT partner and senior analyst, in an interview. "This makes things worse for shippers and better for truckers in coming quarters."
At current levels, Vieth said truck and trailer production is positioned to ramp up as fast as demand is. And with capacity still tight and current fleets aging in conjunction with a potential stretch of increased truckload earnings there could be some staying power for future truck production, he said.
ACT reported last month that unit sales for used commercial vehicles were up 43 percent year-over-year in July. ACT noted that average truck prices continued to move slightly higher even though there was a modest increase in average age and miles of sold units.
"The average mileage of used Class 8 trucks sold in July rose above trend due to a higher than average number of older trucks being wholesaled," said Steve Tam, vice president-commercial vehicle sector with ACT, in a statement. "Anecdotal evidence suggests a shortage of late model, low mileage equipment. This trend will likely continue for several more months until new truck purchases increase and bring in equipment that sat idle during the economic slowdown," added Tam.
ACT reported last week in its most recent edition of "State of the Industry: U.S. Trailers" that dry van trailers in July were up 134 percent year-over-year, while net orders in July—at 10,688—were 9 percent below June levels.
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Next to water, concrete is used more than any material in the world. It is poured, formed, molded, colored, and textured into every conceivable use. Thought to be a product of the modern world, the ancient Egyptians used a primitive concrete in their pyramids and the Romans built the Coliseum with it. Today, it is taken for granted; however, without concrete, our world would be considerably different.
Precast concrete tile is just one of its many forms. Tiles are manufactured by three different processes: wetcast, ram pressed, and extruded. They can be produced in many varieties of shapes, sizes, textures, and colors. There is no limit to the textures, whether man-made or duplicating a creation of nature.
Still, concrete tile has its proponents and its detractors. Some overlook the simple fact that hundreds of thousands of square feet have been installed properly around the world for centuries without any unusual problems. The key words are "properly installed."
In Southern California during the 1920s and 30s, precast concrete tiles were used extensively. In the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, marble chips were added to make popular precast terrazzo tiles. After the 1970s, the many small manufacturers throughout Southern California did not communicate for the betterment of the industry. Thus, there were no specific concrete tile specifications or standards for either the tiles or their installation.
When problems arose, they were usually judged by the specifications or standards of other products, such as ceramic tile or natural stone. Although some specifications were applicable, most were not. With no specific benchmarks, the end products and their installation varied so much, they often fell short of the end user's expectations, damaging the industry's reputation.
Then, in the late 1990s, a group of concrete tile manufacturers formed the Concrete Tile Manufacturer's Association (CTMA), based in Buena Park, Calif. The CTMA had four initial goals:
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Next, to test the tile assemblies, the CTMA wanted to duplicate what happens after the concrete tiles have been installed in exterior applications, and determine how they perform in their final environment as part of the tile assembly.
To accomplish this, Smith Emery and the CTMA developed two very severe test procedures to accelerate a test of time and determine how the entire tile assembly would perform over an extended period when exposed to extreme moisture. Over time, the installation process for concrete tiles is just as important as the individual tiles and the raw material used.
Of the six tests that created the ultimate specifications in the Handbook for Concrete Tiles under The Tile Assembly Performance, two specifically focused on accelerating the test of time. For these tests, a licensed tile contractor bonded 48 12-x12-x½-inch concrete tiles, half with thin-set and the balance mortar-set, to 14-x14-x3½-inch-thick concrete slabs. Twenty-four units had a minimum of 80% coverage and 24 were back buttered to obtain 95% coverage. See the two new tests, Nos. Three and Four.
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You can obtain a free copy of Handbook for Concrete Tiles from CTMA's Web site. As for our fourth goal, we will develop more newsletters, technical bulletins, literature, and architectural portfolios on precast concrete tiles and their proper installation.
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For those of you who travel Colorado Highway 13 from Rifle to Meeker, here is some information I garnered by calling the Colorado Department of Transportation.
Engineering design and determination of right of way requirements are under way along the highway from Rifle north to the Garfield/Rio Blanco county line. Funding to construct any of this section is not in a program at the present time.
A construction project about 2.5 miles was awarded to United Companies last fall, extending south from the previously completed work south of Meeker. Work will commence in the spring and should be completed by fall, so expect traffic delays all summer. (CDOT continues to work on the wrong end of this highway. The most dangerous section is from Rifle north.)
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GORHAM, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Gorham Police and the State Fire Marshal's Office are investigating a fire that broke out on Highland Avenue early Saturday morning.
Gorham Police and Fire Departments were called to a home at 34 Highland Avenue around 4:30 a.m. for the report of a fire with explosions.
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By Jessica Battilana on May 17, 2011 10:41 AM
The majority of Kauai, the oldest of the Hawaiian islands, is comprised of lush, dense rainforest, accessed by intrepid hikers, kayakers, and helicopters flying over. It's a place to relax on unspoiled beaches, and no trip would be complete without some of that, but it's also a respite for the restless nature enthusiast. If you're staying on the south shore, where the majority of the larger hotels are located, make the recently opened Koa Kea resort your base camp. The sea-inspired rooms all have patios that overlook the landscaped grounds, and from there you can walk the full length of the white beaches, including Poipu Beach, a fine spot for snorkeling on calm days.


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VOLUNTEER @ Brides for a Cause Wedding Dress Sale - Portland - March 9-10
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Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 8:00 AM - Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 8:00 PM (PST)
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Brides for a Cause is coming to Portland on March 9-10 at The Laurelhurst Club!
Brides for a Cause is holding a special Charity Wedding Dress Sale on Saturday, March 9 - Sunday March 10 at The Laurelhurst Club in Portland to help raise funds for Wish Upon A Wedding.
We need tons of volunteers to help at the event!
Brides will be able to shop among hundreds of beautiful, discounted name brand and designer wedding dresses up to 75% off the retail prices. We need your help assisting these brides.
Here are some of the responsibilities you'll be assigned to:
- Help set up and tear down the event
- Greet brides as they enter
- Help brides select gowns
- Help brides in the fitting room try on gowns
- Help put dresses back on the racks
- Check out area (bag gowns, etc)
- What to Wear?
Please wear a pink or black shirt! Jeans, slacks, skirts are all accepted. Wear confortable shoes as you'll be on your feet!
- Parking is available on the street, outside the Club on Ankeny. Enter through the front doors.
- Multiple Shifts?
Feel free to sign up for multiple shifts and invite your friends, colleagues, family members!
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You don't need to know anything about wedding dresses, though it's always helpful. We are looking for fun, passionate volunteers who want to help brides find their dream dresses! Everyone is welcome!
*High school groups are best for set up and tear down!*
This charity event supports Wish Upon A Wedding, a national non profit organization that provides weddings and vow renewals for individuals facing terminal illness and other serious life -altering situations.
Please select your shift(s) above and arrive 15 minutes early. Bring your friends and family members! Men are needed too to assist with set up/tear down and returning gowns to the racks during the event.
Here are the times and details of the event:
Saturday, March 9, Noon - 2 PM
Get early entry and purchase your dress FIRST while sipping on mimosas, enjoying free coffee and donuts by Coco Donuts
$10 Bride + 1 Guest, $5 Additional Guests. Limited to the first 40 brides! (2 guest limit per bride)
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Sunday, March 10, 10 AM - 6 PM
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Questions? Call us at (503) 348-1108 or email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.bridesforacause.com.
Cash, checks and all major credit cards accepted.
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The Laurelhurst Club
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Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 8:00 AM - Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 8:00 PM (PST)
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The General Assembly recently passed legislation to approve a statewide plan based on a pilot program launched a few years ago with federal funds.
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They say it's a model that has never been tried before in education: A private college partnering with an impoverished public school to build a joint state-of-the-art facility that will house both.
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Portland Mayor Charlie Hales has recognized 3 to PhD™ among the City's priority efforts to expand opportunity to all Portlanders.
Mayor Hales awarded $100,000 of the City's fall supplemental budget to support the early childhood efforts of 3 to PhD™, the public-private partnership between Concordia University and Portland Public Schools' Faubion School.
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I'm excited to let you know that today at Enterprise Connect, ShoreTel announced the general availability of ShoreTel Communicator for IBM Sametime!
ShoreTel Communicator combines the power of ShoreTel's IP telephony and unified messaging with the real-time capabilities of Sametime. It integrates into both IBM Sametime and Lotus Notes and providing many great features such as tightly integrated visual voice mail and remote call control with user's contacts and calendar. There's also an option to "camp on" when a colleague is on the phone or has an unavailable presence, letting the system notify you when the person becomes available.
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The Havelock High boys and girls basketball teams are scheduled to play Coastal 3A Conference tournament games on Monday at Havelock High.
The boys team drew the No. 2 seed for the tournament and will host No. 7 White Oak in a first-round contest.
The Havelock girls are the No. 4 seed and will host No. 5 White Oak in the opening round.
The girls game is scheduled for 6 p.m. with the boys game to follow.
Admission is $6, and no regular-season passes will be honored for admission.
Should the Havelock boys win, they would be home for a second-round game on Wednesday night. The expected start time would be 7 p.m. The tournament championship game is scheduled for Friday night at the home court of the highest seed.
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Looks like Dungeon Crafter III has been out for a bit. Developer is Shard Games.
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-Rob A>Dungeon Crafter III has several new and exciting features, as well as many easy-to-use features of its predecessors. It is easy to create your own Floors, Objects and Walls for Dungeon Crafter III and share them with the large user community in the Dungeon Crafter III forums. Here is a list of the main features:
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New Mexico's Gun Control Legislation: Republican Benedict Arnolds
HB-77 a bill requiring all people buying guns at gun shows to go through a background check and registration passed the House yesterday, more on it can be found in my blogpost yesterday here. As explained in yesterday's article Gov. Susana Martinez has said she will sign the bill if it reaches her table. The bill may be found here. Eight Republicans joined the Democrats | Read More »


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Posted 20 August 2011 - 11:40 AM
I can't explain the message you are getting about the mailbox, because it is empty and I'm receiving email from other people.
Posted 20 August 2011 - 02:29 PM
The overall list does top out at 240 and doesn't go beyond that. Once so many players are drafted, teams are going to be drafting more based on need than BPA (best player available) so you'd switch to the positional lists by that point if not earlier.
I can't explain the message you are getting about the mailbox, because it is empty and I'm receiving email from other people.
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*LOL* It may be an Office 2011 issue instead; I'm only having issues with Microsoft Office products. Are you using Office 2011 or an earlier version? So far I've had problems opening older Word, Excel and Powerpoints. Not sure if it is Lion OS or Office 11 or a combination
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Trying to use this on a MacBook Pro running the latest OS (Lion) and using Excel for 2011 (just bought it in April), and I'm experiencing a few problems. A lot of the text doesn't show. I've discovered that if I highlight blank areas and turn "Bold" off, then I see text that was previously not showing but I have no idea which areas should contain text and which don't so it's kind of trial and error.
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FYI Mike - I finally resolved the issue. It was a Font Conflict. Apparently when I either installed Office 11 OR upgraded to Lion, some fonts either were duplicated OR deleted. I'm not sure which. I have 2 Libraries on the MAC - one for Home and one for User account since I set up my Notebook for a Guest Account. I removed 1 folder in my fonts folder called "Fonts" since it seemed odd to have a folder Fonts within the Folder Fonts but I also copied all the Fonts from my Home Library to my individual User Library since it didn't show any fonts. One of those actions worked. Now documents I don't create in Office 11 show correctly when opened.
Thanks for the update Tim. I've seen some weird issues this year. You might have had the weirdest one though.
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IRVING, Texas - East Carolina freshman Jeff Hoffman has been named Conference USA Pitcher-of-the-Week according the league office Monday morning. Hoffman earns his first career honor and is the fourth Pirate to take home weekly honors following Drew Reynolds (Mar. 13), Tyler Joyner (Apr. 2) and Timothy Younger (Apr. 9).
Hoffman had his best game as a Pirate in midweek action against instate rival Elon on April 10. The Latham, N.Y., native tossed a career-best eight scoreless innings and fanned a career-high 10 batters (four looking). With his eight scoreless innings, Hoffman has extended his current shutout streak to 19.0 frames going back to the third inning at No. 9 N.C. State.
Against Elon, he faced five over the minimum, allowing three hits (all singles), one walk and a hit batter in a no decision and from the fourth inning (one out) to the eighth (one out), he retired 13-straight hitters. The right-handerstruck out at least one batter in all eight frames and had a pair of punch-outs in the third and eighth innings. Hoffman retired the side in order five times and his lone inning where he got in trouble game in the eighth, whereElon loaded the bases with one out (HBP, BB, single) before he retired the next two batters. With his eight shutout innings, Hoffman lowered his ERA to a team and C-USA best 1.51.
The Pirates will be back in action on Tuesday, Apr. 17 when they play host to UNC Wilmington at Lewis Field inside Clark-LeClair Stadium. First pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m. (EST).
Hitter of the Week: Feb. 20 – Nick Schneeberger, 1B/OF, Tulane; Feb. 27 – Michael Fuda, OF, Rice; Mar. 5 – Blake Brown, 1B, Southern Miss; Mar. 12 – Drew Reynolds, DH, East Carolina; Mar. 19 – Brandon Boudreaux, OF, Tulane; Mar. 26 – Blake Brown, 1B, Southern Miss; Apr. 2 – Darnell Sweeney, SS, UCF; Apr. 9 – Tim Younger, 2B, East Carolina; Apr. 16 – Brandon Boudreaux, OF, Tulane.
Pitcher of the Week: Feb. 20 – Dillon Napoleon, RHP, UAB; Feb. 27 – Matthew Reckling, RHP, Rice; Mar. 5 - Jared Ray, RHP, Houston; Mar. 12 – Jordan Stephens, RHP, Rice; Mar. 19 – Chase Joiner, RHP, Memphis; Mar. 26 – Matthew Reckling, RHP, Rice and Andrew Pierce, RHP, Southern Miss; Apr. 2 – Tyler Joyner, LHP, East Carolina; Apr. 9 – Sam Moll, LHP, Memphis; Apr. 16 – Jeff Hoffman, RHP, East Carolina.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida State Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston received a civil citation after he was accused of taking crab legs and crawfish from a supermarket.
The Leon County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday that Winston was issued a civil citation after he left a Publix supermarket Tuesday without paying $32 for the food.
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WASHINGTON -- Senate investigators say that Microsoft Corp., the Hewlett-Packard Co. and other multinational corporations have avoided billions in U.S. taxes by shifting profits offshore and taking advantage of weak, ambiguous sections of the tax code.
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Iowa State Dethrones No. 7 Michigan, 77-70
AMES, Iowa – Hilton Magic struck again as Iowa State stunned No. 7 Michigan with a 77-70 victory Sunday in front of a sold-out Hilton Coliseum. In his first game of the 2013-14 season, Melvin Ejim led Iowa State with 22 points and nine rebounds in 28 minutes of action. He led five Cyclones in double-figures.
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It was a moment that was talked about from the beginning of the season: when the return of Melvin Ejim would happen after it was announced that Iowa State's star forward would be out for four-to-six weeks. Through hard work and dedication on and off-the-court, Ejim accelerated his return and was available off the bench for today's game.
Early in the first half, Ejim came to the scorer's table to a rousing standing ovation from the Hilton Coliseum faithful. He came back like he never left. Ejim led Iowa State with 22 points, only one off his career-high 23 points, and nine rebounds.
What helped close the game late was the play of Georges Niang. Restricted to a quiet day due to foul trouble, Niang made the most noise in the final four minutes of the game when the Cyclones were trying to restrict the Wolverine comeback. He had six points and a rebound.
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Melvin Ejim. On his first game of the 2013-14 season, the Preseason All-Big 12 selection put forward one of the most memorable performances of his career. The senior came off the bench to score 22 points, one shy of his career-high 23, and nine rebounds in only 28 minutes of play.
Cyclone Nation, who was your player of the game? Tweet the player along with the hashtag #CyclONEgameball to @CycloneMBB and we'll announce the fan's pick on Monday morning.
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*The win over No. 7 Michigan matches the highest-ranked nonconference opponent ISU has defeated in Hilton Coliseum (No. 7 Iowa, 1987)
*Iowa State has had five players score in double figures each of the first three games. It has been a different combination of players each time.
*Melvin Ejim scored in double figures for the 54th time in his career after returning from knee injury.
*Ejim's 22 points marked his seventh career 20-point game.
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I am wondering if I have a setting wrong. When we go to sleep at night we place the HR34 on local PBS with the intention of watching kids shows in the morning and being able to rewind as soon as we power up. In the past I would always have the live buffer and was able to rewind roughly 2 hours.
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Boys: Forestview 68, South Point 48 � Forestview trailed 19-11 through the first quarter but held South Point to a single field goal in the second quarter to go ahead for good in a Big South 3A Conference win Friday. The Jaguars led 30-24 at halftime and soon jumped ahead by double digits to win its second straight.
�I think we stopped turning the ball over for one thing. We had about six turnovers in the first quarter,� Forestview coach Dan Ghent said. �We took better care of the ball and we had some people pick up the intensity on defense a little bit.�
Devante Mackins, fresh off a 28-point game in the Burke County Invitational seventh-place game, scored 20 to lead four Forestview players in double figures. Calvin Johnson scored 13 points, Jay Simpson 11 and Pierce Guffey 10.
Ghent was particularly pleased with Simpson, a 6-foot-5 junior forward who filled in for Guffey after the 6-5 senior center got in early foul trouble and suffered a minor eye injury.
�Jay played much more than he normally does and played a very strong game,� Ghent said of Simpson�s first double-digit game of the season.
Forestview (7-6, 2-1 Big South) will try to win three straight games for the first time this season when it hosts rival Ashbrook on Tuesday.
South Point (1-11, 0-4), coming off its only win of the season, got 14 points from Garrett Davila and 13 from Deonte Gaston. The Red Raiders host North Gaston on Friday.
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Makaylah Heyward, Rocky River High School
Makaylah Heyward is the definition of a standout student, involved in plenty of extracurriculars, a leader among her peers, and driven.
She transferred from Harding University High School to Rocky River to start her junior year, and had already been the captain of the volleyball team, a member of JROTC, and a volunteer at a local rehabilitation center, where she was introduced to physical therapy, which she intends to study in college.
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August 18, 2011
Who said that people don't like maths? Numbers of entries to maths A and AS levels across the UK have again increased this year. The number of students taking maths A level has risen by 7.8% compared to last year and A level further maths entries have risen by 5.2% At AS level maths has seen an increase of 25.3% compared to last year and further maths an increase of 24.7%. The number of students taking A level maths is now higher than it has been for almost two decades.
August 17, 2011
Would you like to present engaging mathematics sessions to young people? The Royal Institution of Great Britain (Ri) is offering development sessions for new Ri mathematics masterclass speakers as part of the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the programme. The network stretches from Aberdeen to Truro, including Jersey and Northern Ireland, and is ever-expanding.
August 17, 2011
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August 11, 2011
Here's your chance to venture to the frontiers of physics using your very own computer. This week CERN began public testing of LHC@home 2.0, a project that enlists the computing power of volunteers from around the world to help simulate high-energy collisions of protons in the LHC.
August 10, 2011
A team of nanoengineers have constructed new materials that don't wrinkle when you stretch them. This makes them similar to tissue found in the human body, so they may in the future be used to repair damaged heart walls, blood vessels and skin.
August 3, 2011
Convex or concave? It's a question we usually answer just by looking at something. It's convex if it bulges outwards, and concave if it bulges inwards. But when it comes to mathematical functions, things aren't that simple. A team of computer scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have recently shown that deciding whether a mathematical function is convex can be very hard indeed.
August 3, 2011
If you live in or near Cambridge, you've got the chance to see a genuine World War II Enigma machine in action and watch the movie Enigma starring Kate Winslet and Dougray Scott afterwards!
July 27, 2011
Whatever you're planning to do tonight, cancel it! Because tonight at 9pm on BBC Two it's the first episode of Marcus du Sautoy's new series The Code. It's a three-part series about maths in the world around us, exploring anything from honeycombs to flocks of birds, nautilus shells to planetary motion.


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Every year you hear about some idiot that fires his gun off in the direction of some movement... My thoughts are that even that idiot will see the orange before he shoots. If there's a firearms or muzzleloader season going on, I'm wearing orange.
Wearing orange looks a hell of a lot less stupid than wearing a coffin.
old hunter, next time you shoot a big bull or buck shoot me the cords. ill come get the antlers for ya and yeah i deff wear orange when hunting a popular area but when packing in i dont. my bro was shot at several years ago while we were working our way up a ridge, he was wearing a thick brown coat. there are some crazy @$$ shooter out there (i wont call them hunters) this year i had a guy yell at me for not wearing orange, he said i was stupid cuz he almost shot at me. i said "i'm the stupid one when your the one that almost shot at something you didnt know what it was? you need to stay off the mountain sir" . goes to show we should wear orange. i think hunter ed copurses need to not be so liberal as to who can pass or not. some sort of comon sence rule of thumb should play into it.
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Good point
A family that elk hunts the same area we do had always been notorious for not wearing orange. Well a father and son had wounded a cow and had split up in the timber looking for her. The dad sees brown in the timber and figures it's the cow because it was the only thing in there. Shoots it only to find it is his dead son in a Carhart jacket. Super sad story but highlights the benefit of blaze orange and also knowing what you're shooting. I've never understood how you could do this as you not only need to know, is it not a human, but you need to know, is it an elk, deer (muley or whitetail), moose, bear, stump? is it a bull or a buck? and is it the trophy quality I want? After all this I can't understand stories of incidents like this.
Also, I always put tons of orange on my horse when hunting from horseback. Definitely don't need some idiot shooting my horse. Especially after that idiot shot and tagged a llama a couple of years ago in Montana.
I also really like some blaze orange upland game hunting. Your eye can pick up blaze orange really easily, even when swinging a shotgun.
Can't spell scum without U&M... Go 'Cats!
You not only have to identify what animal it is, but you have to aim at the kill zone. Nobody could shoot a human if they were doing that. It just goes to show that guys are just shooting at something moving, and hoping it's what they want. Stupid!
Yes and Orange helps to stop some stupid.
I agree, I look better in Orange than a coffin.
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I also have a bigger day pack that covers up too much orange from my vest. I picked up an orange rain cover you can get at sportgoods stores. I break that out particuarly when I am packing game out.
Granted I am not a big fan of orange but I grew up wearing it hunting and I keep it on during the "hero shots" afterwards. Outside of positioning the deer or elk for the picture, I like to capture what it was like during the hunt.


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I installed and configured my VMware Zimbra Mail Server (network editions) last year with 100 mailboxes licenses activation. My license is expiring on 5th of the March 2013. I start the process of procuring but it will take time and may be exceed the expiry period.
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Florissant, MO (KSDK) - St. Louis Rams defensive end Robert Quinn's drunk driving case has been continued until the end of the current NFL campaign.
Today's appearance was continued and NewsChannel 5 has learned Quinn will now appear in Florissant Municipal Court on February 14, 2013.
Quinn was arrested July 10, 2012 after exiting eastbound Interstate 270 at the Washington and Elizabeth exit. Police say Quinn got off the highway and crashed into a concrete abutment as he merged onto the outer road.
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None of the winners were present at Chamber's first drawing for holiday greenbacks at Hatch's Super Foods in Grant on Saturday, Dec. 1. Above left, Chamber Treasurer Dawnya Dreiling assists Charlene Faber in drawing names. Those whose names were called as $50 winners included Melody Deaver, Angie Patrick, Scott Knoles, Christi Klima and Diane McGuire. The $250 winner was Connie Pofahl. Had any of them been present, the winnings would have doubled. The next drawing is Saturday, Dec. 8 at 10 a.m. at Hatch's. (Photo by DeAnn Zwickl)


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Longhorn Network set to air Iowa State vs. Texas football matchup on Nov. 10
Iowa State vs. Texas, a Big 12 intra-conference football game slated for Saturday, Nov. 10, will air on Longhorn Network. The 24/7 University of Texas network will televise the game in HD from Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, with liveTexas GameDay analysis and coverage two hours prior to kickoff. After the game, LHN will air a 60 minute post-game show. Game start time will be announced six or 12 days prior to the game.
Longhorn Network will be the exclusive national distributor for the game, except within the state of Iowa and surrounding areas, where the matchup will be televised on six ABC affiliate stations: WOI in Des Moines, KCAU in Sioux City, KETV in Omaha, KCRG in Cedar Rapids, KAAL in Mason City-Austin-Rochester, and WQAD in Quad Cities.
Longhorn Networks mobile app will also launch in November in advance of the Iowa State vs. Texas game. Fans can download the free app in the Apple App Store to get 24/7 access to the network, streaming live to mobile devices. Access to the Longhorn Network video stream is determined by the TV service provider and is currently available to Grande Communications and Verizon FiOS customers. The Longhorn Network App version 1.0 will include a live stream of LHN, GameCast (where available) and event alerts. Future releases of the Longhorn Network App will include more in-depth content for UT fans.
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Longhorn Network is available on AT&T U-verse TV, Verizon FiOS TV, Grande Communications, Cablevision, Consolidated Communications, En-Touch Systems, E-Tex Communications, Bay City Cablevision, Mid-Coast Cablevision and Texas Mid-Gulf Cablevision. Longhorn Network is now available online to Verizon FiOS and Grande Communications subscribers at LonghornNetwork.com. It will be available on tablets and on smartphones to fans with an affiliated video subscription in the near future.
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Well, I guess Jamie found a deal worth agreeing to this.
Also, it's going to suck not seeing us beat them again.
Better be getting paid big money. I dont like that everyone else told Texas where to go with this network, and we caved. Will look even worse if we pick up some wins between now and then and its a big game.
I assume even though its on local affiliates, it will just be the LHN feed, and we'll have to listen to their homer announcers too?
At least it'll be on ABC here..
Go Sssssssssyclones!
As long as its on TV here, I'm OK with it. Any details on payout? I'm assuming Texas does not get to keep all their Tier 3 on this one?
Cool...do we get $$$$ like KU did?
I am ok with it as long as we got paid.... i would rather be on LHN then FCS
I guess we're a big deal if this one can be their draw.
Glad it's on WOI. That's very handy. Still, never slow down the race to anger!
Originally Posted by rudiskilz
I am ok with it as long as we got paid.... i would rather be on LHN then FCS
A game involving texas is rarely going to be on FCS
I hope we are getting paid big for this.
Texas must not want to be embarrassed on national tv
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Members may televise football games (other than the Member Institution Retained Football Game [as defined in the Conference's Telecast Rights Agreement with FOX Sports Net, Inc. dated April 1, 2011 (the "2011 FOX Agreement"]) (a "MIRFG") on their Member Institution Branded Outlets (as defined in the 2011 FOX Agreement) (a "MIBO") only when two institutions agree and the requisite consent or sublicense from FOX Sports Net is obtained. Members may agree to purchase one or more football games beyond the MIRFG from Conference media partners to air on a MIBO, provided that both Members involved in such game and the media partner agree to such purchase (an "Additional Game"). If such purchase occurs, then the pro rata share of the Conference distribution due to the institution or institutions on whose MIBO such Additional Game is telecast shall be reduced by $200,000 per Additional Game for each such institution on whose MIBO the Additional Game is telecast (or $400,000 if both institutions telecast the Additional Game in addition to their MIRFG on their MIBO) (the "Reduction Amount"), and the Reduction Amount shall be reallocated to the other Members who do not participate in such game in equal proportions. The Reduction Amount shall be reduced if the normal rights fee from the television platform on which the Additional Game is telecast is less than $200,000, in which event the Reduction Amount shall be the amount of the actual rights fee for such Additional Game.
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Special Olympics athletes from across the area competed in a bowling tournament Thursday in Meridian.
"Special Olympics is used to teach all the children how to be better students and how to work together and to have fun," said Kim Reeves of Northwest Middle School.
Special Olympics is great for these kids," said Jenny Lewis of Meridian Public Schools. "It gives them a chance to get out and to socialize and be able to participate in activities that they might not be able to do on a daily basis, with the extra help they need."
This was the third of three Special Olympics bowling tournaments held over the last three weeks in Meridian.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Looks like Trace Adkins has had a setback in his sobriety.
The singer is back in rehab after getting into the bottle during a country music cruise trip.
His publicist confirms the reports about Adkins' leaving the ship to check into a program.
But People.com indicates the incident that led Adkins to seek help was more involved than just him knocking back a few. People says an intoxicated Adkins got into a fight with a Trace Adkins impersonator who was singing karaoke at a ship bar.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The VA says nearly 80 percent of its senior executives got performance bonuses last year, despite widespread treatment delays and preventable deaths at VA hospitals and clinics.
Gina Farrisee is an assistant VA secretary for human resources. She told Congress Friday that more than 350 VA executives were paid nearly $3 million in bonuses last year. Farrisee says the VA needs to pay bonuses to keep executives who are paid up to $181,000 per year.
Florida Republican Jeff Miller is chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee. Miller says the VA's bonus system "is failing veterans."
He said that instead of being given for outstanding work, the cash awards are "seen as an entitlement and have become irrelevant to quality work product."
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1973 Ford F-350 Build - Hot Rod Hauler - TechWritten by on January 7, 2011 Building A Custom Classic Truck For Work And Play
Like all our readers, the staff at CCT loves old trucks. We've built a number of F-1s, F-100s, early Chevys, and there's a '58 Apache and a C10 on the waiting list. But regardless of what trucks were around when there was an engine to be hauled or a trailer to be towed, the old reliable '73 Ford F-350 was put to work.
At this point a confession is in order-we've been lured to the dark side from time to time and thought about a new truck. We freely confess to walking through the lot of every new truck dealer in town and being intoxicated by the smell of a hauler fresh off the assembly line, only to be sobered up by the thought of spending more for it than we did for our first house. However, while sticker shock is a factor, the fact is we don't want or need a truck with lots of load capacity on a daily basis; the problem is when one is needed there is no substitute. That dilemma got us to thinking-there are many longbeds, 3/4-tons, and bigger trucks that fit the definition of a custom classic truck. And since they can be utilitarian too, why not build an older truck that has some character and is a workhorse to boot. Those revelations gave birth to our project Long Hauler
Our project will be based on the aforementioned Ford, which happens to be a 1-ton Super Camper Special, but just about any 3/4-ton truck is a candidate for what we're doing. Some of the people we've discussed this project with have questioned the need for anything larger than a 1/2-ton, but we based our decision on the fact that most trucks of that capacity have a full-floating rearend, which are much more appropriate for the kind of loads that towing and hauling impose. In fact, the heavier frames, longer wheelbase, and beefier components of these trucks are far better suited for the kind of use our hauler will see. The investment will be modest compared to buying a newer truck.
Building The Engine In most cases, a big-block will be the engine of choice for a truck that will be called on to haul a load. And regardless of whether you're working with a Ford, Chevy or Dodge, they can all make good pulling power. The problem is going to be fuel mileage.
We're currently working on gathering precise performance and mileage data on our 460 running empty and pulling a loaded car trailer, and we can tell you the economy numbers are not encouraging. When this engine was originally built we took the hot rod approach, and although it has a mild cam and roller tip rockers, the 429 heads we chose have huge ports and valves. The engine has enough compression that Supreme grade gas is necessary to prevent severe detonation. We used a 750-cfm carburetor on a dual-plane manifold, headers, and an MSD ignition. The combination of parts we chose resulted in an engine that pulls hardest at 2500 rpm and up.
Our new engine combination will be built by John Beck at Pro Machine and is going to be different from what we're running now. First, it will be equipped with EZ-EFI from FAST. This system is not only easy to install, it learns as you drive and tunes itself accordingly and will certainly be much more efficient than carburetion. We'll stick with the MSD ignition, but we'll be using a roller hydraulic cam from Comp Cams and heads with much smaller ports. Our intention is to build an engine that is more efficient and produces power much lower on the tach dial. We'll be doing a dyno comparison of both engines, plus we'll gather real world data.
One of the shortcomings of our truck, and most others of this era, is the gearing. Our truck has a C6 automatic with 3.78:1 rear gears, and while the present gearing allows it to move out smartly with a load, it desperately needs an Overdrive at highway speeds when the tach reads 3,000 rpm. We're leaving the rear gears alone, but will install an E40D four-speed automatic with a lockup converter from Gearstar. Built for extreme duty and the rigors of towing, the transmission's added gear will allow the engine to operate more efficiently and economically.
Electrical system
We added a set of halogen headlights to our truck and found out almost immediately that they would trip the circuit breaker in the switch. We'll be adding relays to resolve that issue and a larger-than-stock Powermaster alternator.
We really want to lower our truck for appearance sake, but there are two concerns: Twin I-beam Fords, especially 3/4- and 1-tons, can be a challenge to drop, and we want to retain all the truck's load carrying capacity. This is one of the elements of the rebuild we haven't worked out. It will definitely get new shocks all around and maybe lose a few spring leafs in the rear to soften the ride, and get a pair of auxiliary air springs to handle heavy loads.
Given the size of the stoppers that came on the truck, we'll probably just rebuild what's there.
Fortunately, the body of our truck is in reasonably good shape. There are a few rust bubbles here and there, the inside of the bed needs help, and the tailgate is trash. We might just touch up the paint unless we have enough left over in the budget for a total resquirt.
The inside looks pretty good for a truck this age, but the plastic door panels are cracked and will be replaced. Our biggest concern is that the steering column is actually worn out and the steering wheel is ugly. We also want to get rid of the added gauges under the dash, but that will require having instruments we trust, which means the originals aren't an option.
Wheels and Tires
Our truck has 16-inch aftermarket wheels (the originals were 16.5), and while we're going to make a change, we haven't made the final decision on what will be used.
We obviously have a fairly extensive list of modifications scheduled for our Ford, and the obvious question is: Are such trucks worth the investment of time and money? From our viewpoint, the answer is absolutely. First off, all modifications don't have to be done at once-this is a truck that can be built as its being used-it can be done on a pay-as-you-go basis. And the best part is when we're done, we'll have something different; we really will have a custom classic truck.
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Inside, the truck is in decent shape since the seats were reupholstered not long ago. The steering wheel is cracked, the bushings in the steering column are worn out, and one day the shift lever came off in our hand, the result of a broken casting.Worn glass runs make it tough to roll the windows up and down. As a result, the knob comes off the crank once a month. The door panels are cracked and split, and the stereo speakers behind them are shot.The truck came with factory air, which we will retain; however, the stock gauges are typical Ford of the era-slow to react and seem to have been designed to run in the middle of the range under any circumstances, just to make the driver feel good (with the exception of the gas gauge, which is usually on empty).Like most longbed pickups of the era, our Ford isn't exactly dainty, but then our goal is to have a custom classic truck that will primarily do trailer hauling duty.Over the years the original tailgate was wasted. Unfortunately, it was replaced with a cheap off-shore repop that bent the first time anything heavy was put on it. This is one of the things we'll have to address.Ford trucks of this era had some good and bad. We've never been big fans of the twin I-beam suspension, as tire wear can be an issue; on the other hand, those big four-piston Dayton calipers supplied plenty of stopping power.
The set-back rear axle eliminated room for a spare tire in the conventional location, so Ford hid one behind a removable panel in the side of the bed.We're lucky that our truck has very little rust; however, it does have some telltale bubbles in the cowl. We'll be addressing that too.Unusual in a number of ways, these Fords had an extended wheelbase with a set-back rear for better weight distribution when hauling a camper. They also work great for towing. The downside is that with a 1-ton rating, they'll rattle your teeth loose when empty.The 460 under the hood has plenty of power and has been reliable as an anvil, but the fuel mileage is in the single digits.


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The College Board Tuesday released the overall results of the 2002 SAT tests.
College Board President Gaston Caperton told a Washington news conference that math scores were up slightly, but verbal scores declined.
Overall, average scores stood at 1020, the same as last year.
"Students are taking more difficult math courses, not taking less stringent or difficult English courses," said Caperton. "And that the better the curriculum, the better people do on the SAT."
One point three million college-bound students took the SAT this year.
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May 31, 2016
Meridian Mayor Cheri Barry is asking local teens to join the city in its fight against crime.
The Mayor's Youth Leadership Council is hosting the summit at city hall later this month. Barry says the event is an opportunity for leaders to hear from youth since they are the future of the community. She says she wants to hear what they have to say about moving the community forward.
"We can stand so strong as one community," Barry says. "And if our youth come on board and help us, we can grow this community in the right direction. And so, we need our youth, we need our voices, we need to be one voice of Meridian. And I plan to see all of the above at this youth summit."
The teen crime summit is planned for Thursday, January 31st at 6 p.m. at Meridian City Hall.
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Journey to Mexico, Poland, France and beyond with University of St. Thomas International Studies Society as it hosts the 10th Annual International Festival.
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The International Studies Society hosts the festival annually to celebrate diversity and promote cultural literacy through an evening of enjoyment.
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PURCELLVILLE, Va. (WUSA9) -- Hours after a Loudoun County school bus crashed in front of a golf course, we are told that 17 people were hurt in the crash. The number is up from 8 injured, which included the bus driver.
According to fire officials, the Loudoun County bus was on its way to Mountain View Elementary School when it was involved in an accident in the 36900 block of Main Street in Purcellville at 7:33 a.m.
A Loudoun County Schools spokesperson now tells us tha tthe bus crashed through a fence at the Purcellville County club and hit a pine tree. The front of the bus absorbed most of the shock like it's supposed to, says the spokesperson, and the cabin of the bus was fine.
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|The Laughing Mom: humorous tales of motherhood
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Fever in the night
One night not so long ago, I woke up at 1 a.m. to find my daughter hot. I felt her head, her arms, and her legs to make sure I wasn't imagining it. Hot, hot, and hot. I felt my own head, arms, and legs just to compare. Then I grabbed the thermometer. She had a fever of 100.7 F.
I tend to get a little jumpy when my daughter is hurt or sick. I like to think that this is normal behavior for a first time mom. Sure, I get embarrassed when I rush my child to the doctor only to be told that what I fear is a flesh-eating rash is really just a bug bite or that her lack of poop is just minor dehydration, not a bowel obstruction. The nurses smile kindly and the doctors sigh as I leave the clinic. I imagine they're thinking, "She is the classic over-protective mom!" I might come away with my cheeks a little rosy, but better safe than sorry!
I take my role as mom very seriously. For a mom, seeking an expert's advice, such as a doctor's, should never be mocked. But I also try to remember that doctors have overloaded schedules and also need their sleep (all mothers can sympathize with that).
That night when the fever first started I reminded myself not to fret, as I am known to do. I sat down and thought through my options. I could (1) rush her to the E.R., (2) call the nurses at the hospital for their advice or (3) give Melise tylenol and go back to bed. I pondered very slowly in my half-awake state. I wanted to choose the most appropriate action that would protect my baby without overreacting.
I was fairly confident that option number one was overkill. Number two had me imagining those kindly nurses shaking their heads while instructing me to go straight to option three. But if I didn't call the nurses for advice would my desire to avoid embarrassment be overshadowing my job to protect my baby? Hmm, hard choices to make in the wee hours of night.
An idea came to me. I made my way clumsily through the dark house to reach a little book. It is the Healthwise Handbook given out periodically by our local clinic. It has instructions about when to go to the doctor for various symptoms. In the index I found "Fever, in children" and flipped to the page. I read carefully through the text about intensity of fever and accompanying symptoms. Did she have a rash? Diarrhea? Fever over 104? Nope, nope, nope. Whew, not an emergency. Then I found the spot that said for a fever between 100 and 102 to call a doctor if it persists for 48 hours.
That was good enough for me. I gave my baby tylenol and we both slept soundly the rest of the night. Her fever did hang on for almost two days. And then, as if it had read the handbook too, it disappeared right before I called the doctor.
Contemplating this situation in hindsight, I decided that the best advice that I had received from the Healthwise Handbook was not about tylenol or doctors, but this quote: "The way your child looks and acts is a better guide than the thermometer is." To me, that is a confirmation and reassurance that I, as the parent, will know when something is truly wrong. Until then, I promise to calmly assess each situation as it presents itself (fingers crossed!).


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