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|Dragons make it three in a row
|Written by Chris Lee
It was looking like Holyoke was going to come up short Saturday afternoon on their home field against Resurrection Christian.
The Cougars scored a go ahead touchdown with 1:00 left on the clock. After a successful PAT, Resurrection Christian led 28-21. The hearts of those on the Dragon sideline and in the stands were let down, but a mere 15 seconds later, that all changed.
Senior Brett Cumming fielded the ensuing Cougar kickoff at his own 15 yard line and took off. Eighty-five yards and 15 seconds later, he was celebrating with his teammates in the Cougar end zone after returning the kickoff for the score. Holyoke trailed by one. While Dragon kicker Saul Ramos is more than capable of making a field goal, coach John Zilla opted to line up for the two-point conversion and the win.
"I didn't want to get into a shoot out with them," he said. He knew his defense was a bit gassed after spending much of the second half on the field so he thought, "I'm going for the win."
Dylan Kotch crosses the goal line in the fourth quarter for a touchdown. The score helped tie the game at 21 with just over nine minutes left in the game.
—Enterprise photo
Quarterback T.J. Gertner took the snap and handed off to Cumming who trotted around the right side untouched for the score. The Dragon bench erupted with cheers as they held a one-point lead with 45 seconds remaining in the game.
Zilla said looking back at the film, the Cougars overloaded the left side in anticipation of a Gertner run to the left. This opened up an easy score for Cumming who was led by blocker Dylan Kotch.
Holyoke was offside on the ensuing kickoff and after the second kick, the Cougars began at their own 33 yard line.
A 27-yard pass moved Resurrection Christian into Dragon territory at the 40. Two more passes moved them deeper but without a time out, they had trouble stopping the clock. There were 13 seconds left after the Cougars' last pass and time expired as they raced to line up one more time.
The game ended with Resurrection's coaches upset as they thought the referees had plenty of time to set the ball for one more play.
Regardless, the game was over and Holyoke celebrated the one-point 29-28 victory.
The win improves the Dragons' record to 3-2 overall and 3-0 in conference play.
"I told the coaches all week long, it's whoever makes the last mistake," Zilla said. "I can't believe they kicked to him (Brett)," the coach added.
The quiet senior "leads by example," Zilla said. Cumming was a little down on himself because of a couple mistakes earlier in the game. "You could see it in his eyes," the coach said of the determination before the kickoff return.
Holyoke lined up to kick the ball away to begin the game Saturday morning. Kicker Ramos surprised the visitors as well as his coach by kicking an onside kick which Holyoke recovered.
Zilla said they hadn't called an onside, Ramos just had the ball come off of his foot wrong. A squib kick was called but it ended up working out for the home team.
Luke Stewart swooped in and fielded the ball at the Cougar 48 yard line. The Dragons managed to move down to the 15. From there, Gertner found a wide open Bradley Cumming for the opening touchdown. Ramos added the PAT to give Holyoke a 7-0 lead with just over nine minutes left in the first quarter.
Luke Stewart covers up an onside kick at the beginning
of the game. Stewart's recovery helped set up the first score of
Holyoke's 29-28 win over Resurrection Christian.
Resurrection Christian got on the board with time running down on the opening quarter. Quarterback Luke Mondt threw a 15-yard touchdown to pull the Cougars within one. The PAT was no good.
On their next possession, Resurrection Christian scored again to take the lead. A 35-yard touchdown run gave them a 12-7 lead and after the two-point conversion, the Cougars led 14-7.
Holyoke scored its second touchdown with just under five minutes left in the half. Bradley Cumming scored on a 15-yard run. The two-point conversion was no good and the Dragons trailed 13-14 heading into halftime.
Both defenses stood tough much of the third quarter. Resurrection Christian extended its lead with 2:03 left in the period. A six-yard touchdown run and PAT made it 21-13 in favor of the Cougars.
Following a poor Cougar punt in the fourth quarter, Holyoke began at its own 43. Six plays later, Holyoke fullback Kotch trotted his way into the end zone on a four-yard carry. The drive got a huge boost from a 47-yard pass to Brett Cumming from Gertner.
Holyoke managed to grab two points but it was a little unconventional. Gertner rolled to his left and set his sights on the end zone. The Cougars were ready however, and held him out. As Gertner was going to the ground, he flipped the ball forward where Tito Fierro happened to be waiting. Fierro dove, cradled the ball and landed in the end zone. After some confusion, the refs signaled a score and just like that, Holyoke had tied the game at 21.
Tito Fierro hauls in a pass from T.J. Gertner for a two-point conversion knotting the game at 21 Saturday afternoon.
—Enterprise photo
Later in the fourth, the Dragons were driving. After receiving a gift of a 15-yard personal face mask call, Holyoke had the ball first and 10 at Resurrection Christian's 27 yard line. A costly fumble however turned the ball over to the Cougars.
With 5:35 left, the visitors drove the ball down inside Dragon territory. With 1:00 left, the Cougars hit pay dirt from 24 yards out on a double halfback pass play. The PAT was good giving Resurrection Christian a 28-21 lead.
It was the next kickoff that Brett Cumming took 85 yards to the house to pull Holyoke within one and eventually the win.
"I was so happy the team didn't quit on me," Zilla said. "Even with a minute left, they didn't quit. They came back and battled the whole time."
The coaching staff has expressed all season that the team play all four quarters. Zilla said he feels they played an entire four Saturday even though there were a few mistakes made.
Zilla said the team has really come together over the past few weeks. He noted the seniors said this was by far the best win of their career.
The win was only the fourth home victory for the seniors on this year's team throughout their career. Their last came in 2010 over Highland. They also beat Resurrection Christian at home that year. In 2009 they took down Peyton during the Homecoming game.
Holyoke will host Yuma Friday night, Oct. 5 during the Homecoming game. Kickoff is slated for 7:30 p.m.
Zilla said he hopes the distractions of Homecoming don't throw the team off. He said Yuma will be itching to ruin the festivities for the Dragons Friday night. Yuma enters the game with a 2-3 overall record and are 1-2 in conference play after beating Highland last week.
Stats recorded
Holyoke finished with 317 yards of total offense. Gertner had 78 through the air. He completed four of nine passes and had one touchdown. The Cumming brothers each caught two passes. Brett had 56 yards with a long of 47. Bradley had 22 yards and a score.
On the ground Brett Cumming led the team with 106 yards on 22 carries. Bradley had 71 yards on 11 carries and one score. Kotch finished with 59 yards on 14 carries and a score. Gertner also ran the ball.
Wyatt Powell punted the ball four times. He averaged 36.75 yards with a long of 42. He pinned the Cougars inside the 20 once.
Brett Cumming returned one punt for 12 yards. He returned three kickoffs for 140 yards. His long was the 85-yard touchdown return to help Holyoke win the game.
On the defensive side, Holyoke gave up 315 yards through the air and 135 on the ground.
Jesus Hermosillo had a team high 13 tackles. Bradley Cumming was the only other in double digits with 10.
Logan Zeiler finished with an interception while Kotch recovered one fumble.
North Central action
Other North Central Conference teams played last week. Wray beat Cornerstone Christian Academy 57-18, Yuma beat Highland 34-7 and Wiggins beat Rocky Ford 48-20.
Holyoke Enterprise October 4, 2012


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Auburn Hills, MI (Sports Network) - Despite a sluggish fourth quarter, the
Detroit Pistons rolled to their fourth consecutive win by holding off the
Atlanta Hawks, 85-84, at the Palace of Auburn Hills on Friday.
After taking an 83-66 lead four minutes into the fourth, the Pistons scored
just two more points the rest of the way on what turned out to be the deciding
basket on a layup from Rodney Stuckey, who returned to the lineup after a
three-game absence from an ankle injury.
With just seconds remaining, Al Horford passed to an open Lou Williams in the
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May 25, 2016
Love Week 2013 Media Release
By Melody Church
Live Oak, FL, January 22, 2013 – Melody Church announces their first annual "Love Week". The week of February 10-16, members of the church vow to donate 2,500 volunteer hours along with $2,500 to several local organizations in Suwannee County. Children to senior citizens will be able to serve our community through this organized week of volunteering.
The organizations chosen by Melody Church are as follows: Love In The Name of Christ, Pregnancy Care Center, Vivid Visions, ARC, Drug Free Coalition, Local Life Thrift Store and Tropical Storm Debby Clean Up. Melody has chosen a member of the church to be an ambassador to each organization, this ambassador will work closely with the organizations to schedule community service events through out Love Week. Pastor Darrin Baldwin said, "Our vision is to infiltrate Suwannee County with the Love of Christ through volunteering."
Melody Church invites individuals as well as other churches to join them in volunteering this week. For more information contact their church office or follow them on facebook at facebook.com/melodychurchliveoak or visit their website at melodychurch.com.
Pastor Darrin Baldwin envisions Love Week to be an annual event. "The love of Jesus is not meant to stay in the four walls of the church."
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Indulge in excellent seafood, or healthy juices or shakes over an intimate dinner or festive lunch watching the world go by.
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Specialty coffees are enjoyed overlooking the pool alongside Kenyan light lunches featuring buffet choices.
Café Maghrab is the ideal choice for international and Kenyan specialties in Nairobi.
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The D.C. Fire Department says they arrived at the fire of the 100 block of 50th Street NE around 1:30 p.m.
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The Kansas City Royals will host the seventh annual Royals Coat Drive on September 17-18 at Kauffman Stadium. The drive will benefit the Johnson County Christmas Bureau.
Royals Wives and community volunteers will collect new and gently used coats on Friday, September 17 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. outside of the Diamond Club and inside Hy-Vee Gate B. On Saturday, fans can drop off the donated items in the Outfield Experience or inside Hy-Vee Gate B from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
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Detroit. MI (Sports Network) - Jason Calliste scored 24 points to lead the
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1968 Chevrolet C10 - Understated Elegance Was The GoalWritten on March 30, 2011
The men in the Norman family are staunch fans of Chevrolet's C10 pickup. Gene Norman is a longtime auto enthusiast, passing down his passion and talents to his sons, Sam and Rob. Together they have already built several '68s and created more than twenty-five custom vehicles over the years. All three agree that their latest one ranks at the top. The process began when they found this original '68 less than a mile from their home in Lawty, Florida. It was privately owned, hidden away inside a barn, and in terrible condition. Described as an absolute basket case, Rob said the only positive element was that almost all the pieces were there. Because of its condition, bringing it back to original was never part of the plan. The rebuild would concentrate on creating a smooth street custom with all modern options like air, automatic, power steering, power windows, stereo, disc brakes, and solid handling.
Once they trailered the truck home, the team had it torn down to the frame within two hours, thanks to the well-equipped shop at Gene's home. At that point, they knew what they had to work with and what repro parts had to be ordered. They had already purchased a 1986 Chevrolet Caprice to be used as a donor car and soon had the entire front clip, complete with power steering and disc brakes, grafted to the C10. The 10-bolt rear from the Caprice was also adapted to the C10 rear trailing arms. To eliminate noxious odors in the cab, the original gas tank was removed from behind the seat and the gas tank filler hole welded shut. The Caprice tank found a new home under the C10 bed. The second donor vehicle involved was an '87 Chevrolet pickup, also in terrible shape except for the motor. The team pulled the 350 V-8 and 700-R4 automatic trans, adapting the new powertrain to the '68 with little difficulty. Everything on the motor was already working perfectly and the EZ Wiring kit simplified the install. Lots of time was spent detailing the engine compartment, smoothing the inner fender panels and firewall. The new V-8 created more than enough power for the family's low and slow style of street rodding. Once the powertrain was complete, the team chose 18x9-inch Boss rims for all four corners with 55-series Cooper tires. The rolling chassis was put aside as they turned their attention to the body.
Lots of repairs were necessary on the original sheet metal before the customizing process could begin. The rocker panels, bottoms of the doors, cab corners, and the area above the windshield had to be replaced because of rust damage. Once structural integrity was reestablished, they smoothed the hood and shaved the side marker lights, side mirrors, and door handles. Wipers were eliminated for a clean look, augmented with a little Rain-X to keep the windshield clear. The grille is stock but the emblem was removed and a screen from an old satellite dish used to hide the radiator and core support. New bed sides with welded stake holes and a new tailgate upgraded the old pickup bed. For a custom touch, seatbelt latches were adapted to hold the tailgate in place and the inside of the bed was sprayed with color-matched Rhino Liner.
Moving inside, the remote opens the doors to reveal the gray tweed interior with bench seat and small armrest. Instead of using a stock gauge panel, the dash was smoothed using an extra glove box door, welded in place, then fitted with Dolphin gauges. The original pad on top of the dash was no longer usable so a piece of 1.25-inch PVC pipe was adapted to fit and molded in. In order to maintain the clean look of the custom door panels, the switches for the power windows were mounted almost out of sight but easily accessible, on the forward edge of the seat bottom. With no door handles visible, the doors are opened from the inside by pushing the door lock buttons down. Modern Bear Claw latches guarantee a solid connection. The sound system fills the cab with music, thanks to the Pioneer AM/FM/CD player, feeding the 6.25-inch Alpine coaxial speakers mounted in the kick panels. Mom and Dad covered the door panels and Vann's Upholstery, in Starke, Florida, stitched the bench seat, the only work not done in the family garage!
When it came time for the final paint, all three agreed that they did not want to see another truck looking just like theirs. Using their well-equipped garage, Sam sprayed the distinctive two-tone, using DuPont Chromabase Sunset Orange and White Diamond, with a gunmetal gray pinstripe in between. Several coats of clear guaranteed that foot-deep shine. Although they've had several, Sam said, I think this is the best one we've ever done.
Homebuilt and proud of it, the rejuvenation process took a year to complete with lots of late night adventures and plenty of hand sanding. Everyone in the family is pleased with the outcome and the truck has become a regular at cruise nights in the northern Florida area. Since the fun is in the building process and the boys have had this truck almost a year, it will soon be on the market and they'll be looking for their next challenge. Yes, probably another favorite '68 Chevy! CCT
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The gas door from the donor pickup truck was removed and reinstalled in the bed. It feeds the repositioned Caprice gas tank mounted between the framerails. Rhino Liner, mixed with the exterior paint, was the perfect finishing touch.The 350/700-R4 powertrain moves the vintage truck along with authority. Lots of time and effort went into smoothing the firewall and inner fender panels. The same Sunset Orange paint on the exterior ties everything together in the engine compartment. (Left) The reworked dash now holds a full complement of Dolphin gauges, Pioneer stereo, and an Old Air A/C unit along with billet light switches. Power window controls are out of sight at the bottom of the bench seat and the door lock buttons are now the door openers.Virtually everything was shaved from the truck's exterior, letting the classic lines show through. New sides and tailgate upgraded the original bed. The Sunset Orange and White Diamond paint makes the truck stand out from the crowd.That's Sam in the orange shirt and Rob in the white shirt. Dad (Gene) and Mom (Jean) weren't available for the photo.


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Chicago, you are a big, bold, beautiful city of infinite complexity. Your historical heritage, your social and political upheaval, your segregation, violence and corruption have birthed an incredible wealth of musical expression. It's by virtue of these artists that our community confronts and escapes the mistakes of our metropolis. And so our publication listens intently, offering a nuanced dialogue with the musicians who craft our culture. Yet, once a year, we redirect our approach to the opposing swing of the pendulum. We zoom-out where we would normally zoom-in. This list offers a broad-stroke survey of those Chicago musicians whose current cultural currency is readily represented to the city and to the rest of the world, living artists whose quantifiable influence echoes their effect. Some big names are missing, some rankings seem arbitrary, but it's toward these acts, firmly Chicagoan, that we look when we seek out the spirit of home. Where our words might fail, the music will not. (Kenneth Preski)
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In a ranking of 76 hospitals in North Carolina, LMC and independently operated Randolph Hospital in Asheboro were the only two in this area to make the list of elites.
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Madison County, Florida- August 13, 2012- 10:30 pm
The man who escaped jail last week is back behind bars.
Officials with the Madison County Sheriff's Office say they've captured 21-year-old Frederick Antwon McCray.
McCray was a trustee in the jail who assisted with the meal service. A meal truck from the Madison Correctional Facility was dropping off food, when he took off through a gate around 6:00 a.m. Friday.
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1000 dollars.
That's the magic number for information that can help catch 21-year-old Frederick Antwon Mccray who fled from the Madison County jail Friday.
"It was just a split second thing, the exterior gate was not quite closed," said Madison County Sheriff Ben Stewart.
At the jail, McCray was assigned inside trustee status to assist with meal service.
Stewart said McCray waited for the meal truck to leave and the he hauled it out of the gate.
"By coincidence, the gate with the truck came in the back gate and also the back door was open at the same time and he just took the opportunity to run," Stewart said.
"It bothers me that someone has escaped, I wish they hadn't and I'm going to be on the lookout," said local resident, Bill Simmons.
Because of this incident, the Sheriff has tightened security at the jail.
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McCray was initially arrested May 8. He had multiple charges including theft, burglary and loitering.
Stewart said Mccray didn't have a violent past. Some people who know him said the same thing.
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Even though McCray doesn't have a violent past, authorites still warn people to be careful.
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Madison County Sheriff Ben Stewart reports that on Friday the 10th day of August 2012 at 6:08 AM an inmate incarcerated at the Madison County Jail escaped. The inmate, Frederick Antwon McCray, B/M, DOB: 02/28/1991, Hgt: 5-06, Wgt: 130 lbs, was arrested on May 8, 2012 for Criminal Mischief, Burglary, Loitering, resisting arrest without violence and violation of probation. During his incarceration, McCray was assigned inside trustee status to assist with meal service. On this date while assisting meal service, McCray fled through an electronic gate as the Meal service vehicle was exiting.
Sheriff Stewart request for anyone having any information concerning the whereabouts of McCray to contact the Sheriff's Office at 850-973-4001 or Crime stoppers at 850-973-2762


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- A memorial for the "Godfather of Go-Go" Chuck Brown can't be complete without music.
The Chuck Brown Memorial is an intimate music pavilion that will sit inside Langdon Park in Northeast, according to Michael Marshall, president and design director of Marshall Moya Design.
Marshall Moya Design holds the winning concept for a space dedicated to celebrating and showcasing local talent.
"It's really about DC. It's really about how we can help contribute to their growth, to their innovation in music, and it's a type of thing that Chuck Brown lived for," Marshall said.
"He put us on the map with the type of music that wasn't here before."
Marshall is a native Washingtonian.
"Personally, this is a great honor to do this project. I grew up in the Langdon area. I went to Langdon Elementary School. I lived three blocks away from this site. I used to play in this park as a kid. We would have bar-b-que with my grandparents and my parents and aunts and uncles."
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HONOLULU (AP) — The late U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye is being praised as a humble leader who embodied honor, dignity and duty during a public visitation at Hawaii's state Capitol.
Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie told hundreds of people gathered Saturday night that Inouye went from being considered undesirable as a Japanese-American at the start of World War II to gaining the respect of the country's leaders in Washington.
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STOCKBRIDGE, Ga. -- Bond has been denied for the man accused of killing a police officer and injuring a roadside assistance worker in a hit-and-run.
RELATED | Henry Co. officer killed in hit-and-run identified
Ruben Marin-Garibay made his first court appearance Wednesday morning after his arrest Tuesday. A preliminary hearing date was set for Dec. 11.
The 43 year old is charged with vehicular homicide, serious injury by vehicle, failure to maintain lane, and hit and run. He is being held at the Henry County Jail.
Investigators say Marin-Garibay hit Henry County Police Officer Elgin Daniel and 58-year-old John Cook with his Ford pickup truck on Monday night, then kept going.
Cook suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Officer Daniel succumbed to his injuries within hours of arriving at Atlanta Medical Center.
His brother Edward Daniel said Marin-Garibay's arrest has brought "some degree of relief" to their family.
"If this would have just been an innocent accident, this would have been easier to take," Edward Daniel said. "But to just get in that truck and keep going, not even bother to get out to check."
"Why didn't you stop?" he wondered Wednesday morning, when asked what he would say to the man accused of taking his brother's life. "You left him in the street and didn't even try to find out was he alive, dead."
"Now you're going to have to pay, face the consequences of this," he added.
Officer Daniel's sister, Doris Thomas said they worried constantly about their brother's safety in the field, but said law enforcement was what he was born to do.
A husband and father of three adult children, Officer Daniel was devoted to his family.
"He was a good man," Edward Daniel said. "He loved his family. He loved his kids." He remembered weeks his brother spent taking his children on college visits and coaching his sons' little league baseball teams.
Officer Daniel retired after 26 years with the DeKalb County Police force, but his brother knew he was "too young, had too much energy" to just stay at home. Officer Daniel soon began working in Henry County, to continue doing what he loved: helping others.
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Your work is wonderful. I love Vintage typewriters, and this one is charming.
thank you so much karen!
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glad you like it! I came up with the title because I didn't know what to name it :D
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COPD - quick-relief drugs
Quick-relief medicines for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) work quickly to help you breathe better. You take them when you are coughing, wheezing, or having trouble breathing, such as during a flare-up.
These medicines are also called rescue drugs. Since they relax the muscles of your airways (bronchi) and open them up for easier breathing, they are also known as bronchodilators (meaning medicines that open the airways).
You and your doctor can make a plan for the quick-relief drugs that work for you. This plan will include when you should take your medicine and how much you should take.
Make sure you get your medicine refilled before you run out.
Quick-relief beta-agonists help you breathe better by relaxing the muscles of your airways. They are short-acting, which means they stay in your system only for a short time.
Some people take them just before exercising. Ask your doctor if you should do this.
If you need to use these drugs more than 3 times a week, or if you use more than one canister a month, your COPD probably is not under control. You should call your doctor.
Quick-relief beta-agonists include:
Most of the time, these medicines are used as metered dose inhalers (MDI) with a spacer. Sometimes, especially if you have a flare-up, they are used with a nebulizer.
Side effects might include:
Oral steroids (also called corticosteroids) are medicines you take by mouth, as pills, capsules, or liquids. They are not quick-relief medicines, but are often given for 7 to 14 days when your symptoms flare-up. Sometimes you might have to take them for longer.
Oral steroids include:
Anderson B, Conner Anderson B, Conner K, Dunn C, et al. Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement. Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). https://www.icsi.org/_asset/yw83gh/COPD.pdf. Accessed May 5, 2014.
Balkissoon R, Lommatzsch S, Carolan B, Make B. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: a concise review. Med Clin N Am. 2011;95:1125-1141.
Evensen AE. Management of COPD exacrbations. Am Fam Physician. 2010;81:607-613.
Shapiro SD, Reilly JJ Jr, Rennard SI. Chronic bronchitis and emphysema. In: Mason RJ, Broaddus VC, Martin TR, et al. Murray & Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2010:chap 39.
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Temple, AZ (Sports Network) - Evan Gordon poured in 28 points while Carrick
Felix and Jonathan Gilling both registered double-doubles to help the Arizona
State Sun Devils pick up a 98-93 victory over the USC Trojans in a Pac-12
overtime thriller at Wells Fargo Arena.
Felix finished with 16 points and 10 boards while Gilling tallied 13 points,
11 boards, and six assists for Arizona State (15-4, 4-2 Pac-12). Jahii Carson
also made his mark by producing 21 points and eight assists to help the Sun
Devils avoid a third loss in a row.
Jin Fontan paced USC (8-12, 3-4) with 25 points, J.T. Terrell scored 20, and
Byron Wesley finished with 15 points. Eric Wise notched a double-double of 19
points and 10 boards for USC, which dropped a decision for the second time in
three games.
ASU went up, 37-29, with 3:45 left in the opening stanza, but the Trojans
rallied back and Wise drained a 3-pointer in the closing seconds to send the
game into the intermission knotted up at 42-42. Both sides scored 11 points
off of turnovers before the break.
The second period was almost a mirror image of the first, as the Sun Devils
held an 80-71 lead with only 2:51 left in regulation. Once again, USC staged a
comeback. Felix missed one of two free throws with eight seconds showing on
the game clock, which put ASU ahead, 85-82, as possession returned to the
visitors. Fontan picked up his dribble at the top of the key, and after a
series of pivots, sent the game into overtime by sinking a game-tying trey
just before the buzzer.
The Sun Devils tallied seven second chance points in the extra session to
escape with the win.
The hard-fought contest was reflected in the rebounding battle, with ASU
holding a narrow 40-38 edge on the glass.
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Gelfand said that one client came from New York City to deliver Godiva chocolates as a pick-me-up. Others have brought baked ziti, soup and pizza. "People just care," Gelfand said. "It's overwhelming sometimes."
He noted that the clinic is only a block east of Long Beach's West End, a neighborhood of one- and two-story homes that were once summer bungalows, known as a close-knit community where everyone knows everyone else. Now, construction debris is piled so high in front of homes that the neighborhood resembles a war zone.
"We lost a business. They lost their lives. That's not a relative comparison," said Gelfand.
He said that he and Geltman plan to rebuild their business. "We're going to douse this place and rebuild from there," Gelfand said. "The power washers are waiting."
And, he said, they're hurrying to get the business back to normal so they can rehire the employees they had to temporarily lay off because they no longer have the facilities they did, such as their kennel. Before the storm, they had 28 employees. Now they are down to seven.
One of those who stayed on is Monique Entes, a veterinary technician whose West End home was destroyed by floodwaters. "I lost one home," said Entes, her voice tinged with sorrow. Of All Creatures, she added, "I lost a second home."
When she first arrived at the hospital after the storm, she said, "I had to walk out for a couple of minutes. I just started to cry. I love everything we do. I love our clients. It's been a lot of work –– 13-hour days. It's worth it. I love this place. I believe in this place."
"This town is going to come back," Gelfand said of Long Beach. "We're going to be what we always were."
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I've known Dr. Gelfand since he was riding around in his RV in 1983 and he would come to your home to treat your animals. He's an amazing veteniarian and human being and has treated all of my pets (and they have been many) for the last near 30 years. The Dr. Geltman and staff are extrodinary and truly dedicated to caring for your pets in the community. They have been there for us and we will be there for them. I'm not surprised they will be coming back better and stronger. I'm sure that there will be repercussions of this disaster felt for years to come and they will be there to care for us. I don't know if I would trust another vet. Hope to see things back to normal soon.
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Dave's HTML5 Highscore Tutorial
Due to so many people asking how it's done, I've decided to make a tutorial so you can make your own highscores in your HTML5 games!
What you need:
-GameMaker HTML5
-This resources pack (updated 4/12/11) (note that this tutorial is included in a text file in this pack)
-Half decent GML knowledge
What you might want:
-A webhost that supports PHP and MySQL (these instructions assume a PHPMyAdmin interface)
-Some PHP knowledge if you want to alter anything
If you don't have your own web host, you may run into some problems. Notably, if your high score server and your game are located at different domains, the game wont work in IE or Opera.
Steps 1 and 2 talk you through setting up your own server. If you don't have one, then let me know and I'll set you up on my database. Then skip to step 3.
Step 1 - The database
Due to each host having a different method, you'll need to create the database yourself (Table structure is included in this tutorial, just not creating the initial database). Hosts have many different ways of doing this, so I can't include all options. You might want to start somewhere near a "MySQL" button.
Once you've got your database created, you need to create the tables by importing the SQL file from the resource pack. Open PHPMyAdmin, and click "Import". Upload the file in the appropriate box and click "Go".
This will set up the tables used for storing the highscores and the game info. You need to set up a game in the gamet01 table. To do this, choose the html5_db database from the list on the left (it may have done this automatically depending on your host and PHPMyAdmin version). Next, click gamet01 in the same area.
Next, click the "Insert" tab in the right hand panel.
In the namet01 box, put the name of your game, say, "Game 1".
In the keyd01 box, put an encryption key. This needs to be exactly 15 characters long, letters only (preferably capitals), and non-repeating (you can't have the same letter occuring twice in the string).
Leave the other boxes blank (they will auto-fill) and click "Go".
That's the database set up. Next, time to work on interfacing with the database.
Step 2 - PHP scripts
In the resources pack are three PHP scripts, mysql.php (more on this later) getscores.php and submitscore.php. The latter two should be uploaded to your web server, and be sure to remember the URL as you'll need this later. mysql.php needs some changes before you upload it, as outlined below. Be sure all three scripts are in the same directory.
The mysql.php file contains the details required to connect to your MySQL server. The required details can be provided by your host. The details you need are the MySQL server location (host), your user name, and your password.
I haven't gone into details with the PHP scripts, but if you have any questions then let me know (unless your question is about the encryption, because even though I wrote it, I don't understand it, it was all done through trial and error).
Step 3 - The game
Included in the resources package is an example game, Davescores.gmz. Import this game into GMHTML5 by clicking Import GM81 on the welcome screen. Choose "*.gmz" from the dropdown box, and select the Davescores.gmz file.
I've found when I import a game the extension plays up. To make sure it works, right click on it and delete it. Then right click, add existing extension, click the Install button, then Install, then choose Davejax.gex. Click OK, choose the Davejax extension and click the arrow to add it to the project. It should work fine from there.
The GM file has a fully working example, showing how to submit scores and retrieve highscores. By default, it's set to link to my database. You can update it to work with your database by changing the following settings:
-change URL on line 7 to the location of your getscores.php file.
-change key on line 3 to your encryption key
-change URL on line 7 to the location of your submitscores.php file.
-create event: Change first argument of getscores() function to the ID number of your game (The value of idd01 in your gamet01 table entry, probably 1 if it's your first entry)
-press <enter>: Change first argument of submitscores() function to the ID number of your game
And that's it! After changing those values, test out the game and see if it loads and submits to your database OK. It may have lots of 0's or say "undefined" until you get 10 entries in the database for your game. Make sure you always submit at least 10 scores before going public with the game.
Once you've got the example working, you can work on adding it to your own game. I'll leave that one up to you.
Cross domain requests
It's important to note that some browsers do not allow cross-domain AJAX calls. What this means is that if you are in certain browsers, then it wont work unless the game is hosted on the same domain as the PHP scripts you are calling with AJAX. So if you had your game on your site, but it was sending the highscores to my database, most browsers would block this activity by default.
The reason is that if you log into a website, say facebook, then visit my malicious site, I could make an AJAX call that brings up facebook and posts a status. I wouldn't need to make my malicious site log in, because the browser already has a cookie that says I'm logged in, so facebook would let my (potentially) malicious script in to wreak havoc.
All browsers stop this activity by default, but you can send a header on the server that tells the browser to allow access. In the above example, the site sending the header would be facebook, which would say "let in requests from other domains". Obviously facebook doesn't allow this so they don't send that header, but for some sites this is needed, so they do send the header. It's possible to select which source domains are allowed to connect, too. The PHP scripts above both have this header being sent. If you will only ever have your games on the same site as the PHP files, then it may be a good idea to remove the "header(...)" line from the PHP scripts.
Anyway, these headers only work on certain browsers. In my experience, Chrome, Safari, and Firefox do work (if the header is inluded in the PHP file, all major browsers block it without the header), Opera and IE do not work with or without the header.
So if you want to avoid problems, host your PHP scripts on the same site as the game will be played on.
It's also possible to use a PHP proxy script, that tricks the browser into thinking the request came from the same domain, but that's outside the scope of this tutorial.
PLEASE NOTE: http://www.example.com and http://example.com are *different* URLs. Always be consistent in which one you use (I suggest always starting with www).
My webhost has a setting it calls hard canonical, which means that if someone tries to go to http://example.com it forces the site to switch to http://www.example.com. Your host might have it too. If it does, I'd consider switching it on.
Final words:
Hopefully this tutorial has been enough for you to set up highscores for your game. If you have any questions, let me know!
Thanks for reading!
PS: I'm very interested in suggestion on improving the tutorial or my code (especially the encryption code). So if you have a question, suggestion or complaint then let me know!
PPS: I'm looking for some more games to add to my website http://www.html5haven.com so if you think your game is at least as good as the others on there, let me know and I'll add yours too :D.
Edited by Dangerous_Dave, 02 May 2012 - 06:38 AM.


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ATHENS, Ga.- The No.19 Iowa State women's golf team took home third place in the Black Bracket today at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Match Play event. The Cyclones, which went 2-1 in match play action over the weekend, defeated Troy, 3-1 in this afternoon's final match.
Michigan State defeated Texas A&M in the championship bout of the Black Bracket, 3.5-1.5.
Senior Prima Thammaraks came up big for ISU today. Her match with Troy's Langley Vannoy was all square with two holes remaining, but Thammaraks was able to edge out Vannoy to win the match and earn ISU the one point it needed for the team victory. Thammaraks was ISU's leading scorer this weekend with 2.5 points.
Big 12 Golfer of the Month Sasikarn On-iam punctuated her tournament with an emphatic 6-and-4 victory over Fatima Cano of Troy. On-iam scored two points for the Cyclones this weekend.
Iowa State is off until April 25th when it will travel to Austin, Texas to take on the field at the Big 12 Championship.
Iowa State 4.5, Indiana 0.5
Carmen Vidau (ISU) def. Ana Sanjuan (IU), 1-up
Cajsa Persson (ISU) def. Sarah Dusman (IU), 8-and-7
Prima Thammaraks (ISU) halved Maria Mancini (IU), All Square
Chonlada Chayanun (ISU) def. Elizabeth Tong (IU), 4-and-3
Sasikarn On-iam (ISU def. Kamryn Klawitter (IU), 6-and-4
Michigan State 3, Iowa State 1
Liz Nagel (MSU) def. Carmen Vidau (ISU), 4-and-3
Christine Meier (MSU) def. Cajsa Persson (ISU), 6-and-5
Primma Thammaraks (ISU) def. Trisha Witherby (MSU), 7-and-6
Kelly Grassel (MSU) def. Chonlada Chayanun (ISU), 5-and-4
Allyssa Ferrell (MSU) and Sasikarn On-iam (ISU), DNF
Iowa State 3, Troy 1
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Cajsa Persson (ISU) def. Becca Horner (Troy), 4-and-2
Prima Thammaraks (ISU) def. Langley Vannoy (Troy), 2-and-1
Chonlada Chayanun (ISU) and Brooke Spinks (Troy), DNF
Sasikarn On-iam (ISU) def. Fatima Cano (Troy), 6-and-5
Team Stroke Play Scores
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2. Arkansas-291
3. Alabama-293
5. Auburn-299
6. Mississippi State-299
7. Denver-304
8. NC State-305
9. Texas A&M-307
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13. Indiana-312
14. Troy-316
15. Daytona State-318
16. Georgetown-322
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Everything has worked fine for about two weeks
Today I remembered I forgot to activate the system pop downloader using zmfetch
the zmfetch script works if entered manually
As zimbra I added the script call to crontab using crontab -e
As it didn't seemed to have an effect, I restarted the zimbra - zmcontrol stop followed by zmcontrol start
all the services stopped and started as usual.
but now I cannot send a message anymore. Everytime the error below appears.
I since then restarted the server, the client, removed the crontab line, restarted again, but to no avail
the admin page does not show any issues, teh zcs client loads as usual
Where can I find what is wrong?
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By Matt Tomsic
Published Jan. 16, 2013
Earnings, break-bulk and containers have increased during the first half of the S.C. State Ports Authority's fiscal year, though some of the numbers haven't lived up to expectations.
Revenues increased by 6.3% year-over-year to $68.6 million, and earnings increased 26.9% to $7.7 million, the ports authority reported Tuesday during its monthly board meeting. Those figures were 5.6% and 19.5% under plan, respectively.
Pier containers increased 10.7% year-over-year to 439,620, and pier tons increased 40.6%.
"Good numbers guys," said board Chairman Bill Stern during the meeting. "You should feel good about that."
The ports authority also welcomed 931 ships during the first six months, compared to 870 during the same period last year.
Ports CEO Jim Newsome updated the board on the impact of the dockworkers and ocean carrier negotiations, which broke down last year and nearly led to an East Coast dockworker strike that would have included Charleston. The two sides agreed to a contract extension that expires in February.
Newsome said the port received more shipments than usual in December because of carriers rushing cargo into ports before the potential strike, and the port could see a decline in January because of that.
"We're going to see some lumpy comparisons in the next couple months," Newsome said. "I figure we lost 2,000 to 3,000 containers."
Newsome also highlighted the port's growth during calendar year 2012. Charleston grew by 9.3% from January 2012 through November, the fastest of any East Coast port, according to the authority's figures. For the entire calendar year, the Georgia Ports Authority grew at 0.4%, and the Virginia Port Authority grew at 9.8%, according to the S.C. State Ports Authority, which handled 1.5 million 20-foot-equivalent units, or TEUs, a common industry measurement.
"The Southeast continues to be a pretty good region for growth," Newsome said. "We had a competiveness issue three years ago, and we have, I believe, successfully overcome that now."


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The Lady Celts Volleyball team hit the road for the third straight weekend to face conference foes, No. 1 ranked UT-Brownsville and Our Lady of the Lake University. The road trip proved to be a rocky one as the Celts dropped both matches to bring their overall record to 15-12 and 4-3 in Conference.
The weekend started with a daunting challenge of facing the No. 1 ranked team in the country that is now 23-0 on the season on their home court in Brownsville. The Lady Celts came out of the gate battling for every point, but the size and the fire power the Scorpians possesed was just too much. In the end, the Lady Celts lost 3-0: 15-25, 16-25 and 10-25. They were led by junior middle block Lauren Curley in kills and senior Libero Brittany Downs in digs.
On Saturday, the Celts moved on to San Antonio to take on Our Lady of the Lake. The Celts defeated the Saints 3-0 in the first match of the season on Sept. 1. This time around on the Saints' home court would be a different story. The Saints came out on fire, and the Lady Celts could not find a way to slow them down. The Lady Celts dropped the match 3-1: 16-25, 16-25, 25-18 and 13-25. The Lady Celts were led offensively by Regina Trapp with 15 kills and defensively by Brittany Downs with 20 digs.
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'Just two weeks after a Temple era seal was displayed to the public, archaeologists continue to dig up breath-taking proofs of the ancient and never-severed connection between Jews and the Land of Israel. This time, the find is a 1,500 year old tiny stamp discovered near the city of Akko ('Acre') bearing the image of the seven-branched Temple Menorah.
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This isn't a knee jerk reaction.
Everyone knows the assistants are awful. I'm putting Julien in the pot with them. A one goal divisional game. 1:20 left in the third. He puts Shawn Thornton on the ice.
This absurdity was preceeded by putting Jaromir Jagr out there with Campbell and Paille for 5/6th of the game.
I've had enough. NHL coaches have a shelf life. This team is full of skill. The motivation and execution are missing.
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[Update] July 23, 2012 - 6:10pm
Dharmendra Thakor says it's a night he'll never forget.
He works at the Mayo Food Mart in Lafayette County. A fight broke out Thursday night near the store and turned fatal.
"I saw his face, I said oh my God this is my customer, I know him. He comes here everyday," Thakor said.
Lafayette County Sheriff Officials say Edgar Martinez died after being stabbed in the fight. Another man, Pablo Flores, was severely injured and taken to the hospital.
"It's kinda of scary, I mean that never happens here, there are no problems, I've been here nine years and had no problems," Thakor added.
Deputies arrested two brothers, both 18 years old. They are Gerardo and Misael Rosales-Posada for attempted murder and murder.
Jose Rodriguez, 27, is charged with being an accessory in a capital offense.
Rumors are going around, but no one knows exactly why the men were fighting.
Several locals said Martinez was stabbed in the chest and Flores was stabbed in the back. Flores has been released from the hospital, but Martinez died from his injuries.
"He was a good person, very kind, always joking around," Thakor said.
Mayo, Florida - July 23, 2012 - 3:10pm -
Lafayette County Sheriff's Office Release
A fight that broke out in the Mayo Food Mart, 133 W. Main Street in Mayo, Thursday night ended in the death of one man, the injury of another, and a long chase by deputies and K-9 teams.
Dead at the scene was Edgar Martinez, whose age was not determined. Another man with puncture wounds, Pablo Flores (no age given) was airlifted to Shands Hospital in Gainesville where he was treated and released. He was not charged in the incident.
Deputies arrested one man, Jose Rodriquez, 27, after K-9 tracking teams from Cross City, Mayo and Taylor Correctional Institutions tracked Rodriquez. He was charged with being an accessory after the fact in a capital offense.
Two other men, Jerardo Rosales-Posada, 18, and Misael Rosales-Posada, 18 were later arrested by deputies on murder and attempted murder charges. They were all booked at the Lafayette County Jail.
FDLE and DOC assisted the Sheriff's Office with the investigation.
Sheriff Brian Lamb congratulated deputies, the DOC K-9 teams, and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for all their hard work and dedication bringing the investigation to a swift resolution.
Mayo, Florida - July 23, 2012 - Noon
Three people have been arrested in the beating death of a local man.
The incident happened at a convenience store in Mayo.
About five men got into a fight at the store in Mayo on the evening of July 20th. One of the men ended up dying from being stabbed and another man was severely injured.
Stay with Eyewitness News for much more on this story.