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The opening ceremonies for the XXIX Olympiad took place today in Beijing.
While some baller's personal issues kept them from partaking in the festivities, most of them joined their compatriots inside the National Stadium to watch the spectacular show.
Rafael Nadal (whose face might crack if he smiles any harder), birthday boy Roger Federer carrying the Swiss flag, Ana Ivanovic, Novak Djokovic, Lindsay Davenport, Andy Murray, and Fernando Gonzalez carrying the Chilean flag were spotted making their way through the throngs of world-class athletes and performers.
(images via Getty + ATP Tennis Blog)
Friday, August 8, 2008
PHOTO OP: Top ballers join compatriots for opening ceremonies in Beijing
The opening ceremonies for the XXIX Olympiad took place today in Beijing.
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Aw, Rafa's seriously just having the time of his life there!! :)ReplyDelete
Gonzales looked so cute holding the chilean flag.ReplyDelete
ohhh - if anyone has that photo of Gonzo I'll add!ReplyDelete
Rafa looked like a kid in a candy store! He looked so freakin' happy to be there. And right behind him is Nico Almagro if I'm not mistaken? CUTE!ReplyDelete
The Serbs look clean and fresh. Novak is getting cuter by the moment.
Lol I'm most distracted by the bags the Serbian ladies are carrying.ReplyDelete
But all in all, great to see some tennis players amongst the sea of atheletes! Caught some of them while watching the ceremony live earlier today. =)
They all look pretty exhausted!ReplyDelete
I can't believe the conditions over there :P
Saw video footage of Federer and Rafa and they were drenched.
- AnonymousAugust 9, 2008 at 10:33 AM
wtf is Raja wearing????????ReplyDelete
You blog some great stuff, but this may be the most spectacular post ... Roger's looking so radiant, Rafa's smile, lovely pics.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 9, 2008 at 8:02 PM
Novak looked great. I didn't see that many ballers in the crowd and I was looking! I saw Caroline Wozniaki with her Denmark crew, Victoria Azarenka with Belarus, and Nenad with the rest of those hawt Serbs. Couldn't find Jelena even though she was supposed to have walked.ReplyDelete
thank you t!ReplyDelete
anon - Adding to the ballers you saw on spotted Sania Mirza as well. JJ wasn't going to walk because she suffered ANOTHER injury Friday morning. check it: http://www.downthelinetennis.com/2008/08/olympics-opening-ceremonies-pain-in-ass.html
Damn. Just give me a bottle of lube and throw me to the Serbian (male) contingent.ReplyDelete
lol - that could be arranged jason. weirder things have happened in this world...ReplyDelete


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Orlando, FL (Sports Network) - Rajon Rondo turned in another solid
performance, falling one rebound shy of a triple-double in the Boston Celtics'
116-110 victory over the Orlando Magic in overtime.
Rondo notched 15 points and 16 assists, tying John Stockton for the second-
most games with at least 10 assists. It was 37th straight game Rondo has
accomplished the feat.
Kevin Garnett and Brandon Bass each recorded double-doubles as well. Garnett
tallied 24 points and 10 boards, while Bass put forth an 13-point, 12-rebound
effort in the Celtics' sixth straight victory over the Magic.
Paul Pierce netted 23 points in the win.
The Magic made a strong second half push, but faltered down the stretch in
overtime. Jameer Nelson was a key contributor to Orlando's rally, scoring 17
of his 20 points in the second half.
J.J. Reddick poured in 21 points off the bench while Arron Affalo and Glen
Davis put in 15 apiece for the Magic, who had won consecutive games coming in.
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FedEx Supply Chain makes upgrades to FCIL service through the Web
January 27, 2011
Earlier this week, FedEx Supply Chain, a subsidiary of FedEx, announced it has introduced significant upgrades to its FedEx Critical Inventory Logistics (FCIL) service, an offering established in 2006 that allows shippers to centrally locate their most important inventory at stocking facilities throughout the world.
These types of facilities include 24-hour locations, those located near hospitals, business centers, and other strategic locations that enable shippers' field representatives to pick up critical parts or devices or ship them via various FedEx service offerings.
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From DroidX phone, using the stock browser, I am able to view/reply/send mail. However, when I try to create a new, or edit an existing, appointment in calendar, it fails with "a network service error has occurred"
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The Dog Lover's thread has me wanting to see some good dog pictures. Let's see the dogs (or other pets) of Cyclone Nation!
I'll start. This is my 9 month old Pug, Willow. I don't think I could love a newborn child more than I love this animal.
Our dog Leo
EDIT: He is a 15 week old Airedale.
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You have almost 5 crap tons.
Tucker the Golden Doodle. We went with the doodle as they were not supposed to shed, but that's most defiantly not the case. None the less, hes a great dog!
Frankie-Rat Terrier
Bowser at the UT tailgate last year.
Originally Posted by brianhos
Our dog Leo
Meet Herky, isnt he nice.
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CF, meet Molly!
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Bowser at the UT tailgate last year.
He looks like a St Bernard-Border Collie cross
I have a 2yo female Vizsla named Nati.
Here's the day I brought her home:
Couple more (don't really have a great recent pic):
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My giant mutt Blaze
German Shepherd/black lab mix?
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CF, meet Molly!
Leader in the clubhouse.
Our pup Carly.
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Yesterday I was lucky enough to get two tickets to the game last night. Thanks again to the guy that gave em up. This was my first game. I loved the atmosphere and I thought our guys played hard. Anyways, I thought I would take my gf. Picked her up for the game she was quiet. She was distant the whole game. We lost the game that sucks. Then on the way home she says I think we need to take a break. She said that she wanted to have a talk but then I got tickets and she wanted to go to the game. So she waited until after the game. Needless to say I'm heart broken been together for 2 and half years, and we lost to mizzou!
I never going to a game again.
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You think the game caused this?
Now you have to go and bring somebody HOTTER!
Wow...crappy bro! Good luck as I hope things work out in the end.
Lucky you were just dating and you don't lose half!
Plenty of fish in the sea, to get over the gf - pretend you are fishing in canada for walleye.......you may not catch a keeper, but you should be able to catch a fish every 5-10 minutes, then you just throw it back!
Just flash some tix in front of another girl and you'll have a date no problem.
Taking a break means she's found someone else.
OP, maybe the drive to the game was too long. How far is it from Screwston ,TX to Ames? Keep hunting my friend.
Originally Posted by CyBer
Taking a break means she's found someone else.
hey thanks. I needed that.
Mycology: I hope you know this means I'm giving you another set of the open tickets I have and you're going to find a friend to go to the game with. None of this "never going again" bull ****.
Score two more tickets and take a new girl.
Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
Ouch. That sucks.
Originally Posted by CyBer
Taking a break means she's found someone else.
Not cool, dude's hurting.
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It's cyber...
But really.. that sucks, my advice to you is to start drinking heavily, trust me, im pre-med!
Just remember .... she kicked you in the nads for the last time.... but ISU can give you a lifetime of kicks to the groin. Stick with ISU.
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|Whew, 2012 was dry and hot
|Written by Chris Lee
2012 proved to be a dry one—really, really dry.
Official weather observer Dan Kafka recorded 10.34 inches of precipitation for 2012. This was down nearly nine inches from 19.55 inches recorded in 2011. Farmers in the area know how dry it was in 2012 as dryland crops took a beating and irrigated farmers found themselves pumping a lot more water than in past years.
2012 did see an increase in snowfall, as 33.8 inches fell compared to the 25.5 in 2011. February saw the most snowfall with 13.9 inches falling. December also experienced double-digit snowfall with 10.9 inches.
July proved to be the wettest month of the year with 2.56 inches of precipitation. Although it was the wettest in 2012, it was still dry, as 2011 saw nearly six inches fall in May, 1.48 in June and 2.5 in July.
Another increase in 2012 was the high temperatures. Twenty-four times during the 2012 summer, the temperature rose above 100 degrees. The highest observed temperature was 110 on June 27.
2011 saw the mercury rise above 100 just eight times, 2010 had only one, 2009 zero and 2008 four. This just goes to show how hot 2012 really was.
The coldest temperature recorded in 2012 was minus 11 degrees the day after Christmas, Dec. 26. Many were excited for the white Christmas, but blistery cold temperatures kept people inside with family and friends during the Christmas holiday.
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An unholy war of nerves
International | After Afghanistan's radical Islamic government arrests Christian workers, relief groups discover the high cost of doing business with jihad fighters
Afghanistan is the graveyard of invaders and colonialists," declared a banner draped over a Kabul mosque for the country's independence-day festivities on Aug. 19. The boast is in line with the Taliban government's campaign to be the world's finest laboratory for radical Islamic government. Along the way, however, the ruling Islamic militia is biting the hands that feed its people.
Harassment of overseas relief workers peaked earlier in August in Afghanistan when Taliban officials arrested two American aid workers, along with four Germans, two Australians, and 16 Afghanis, all working for Shelter Now, a private German organization. The Taliban accuses the foreigners of trying to convert Muslims to Christianity. In Afghanistan, those charges can lead to the death penalty.
If the Taliban prosecutes those who have come to help, it will risk breaching the rising flow of international humanitarian aid. Last year the United States-despite sanctions against the Taliban-directed $117 million to Afghanistan. The money targets Afghanis inside the country as well as refugees who have fled to neighboring countries. Most U.S. funds are in the form of food aid. Afghanistan is well into its second year of inadequate rainfall. Drought, combined with two decades of war, make it one of the world's worst famine sites, what officials at the U.S. Agency for International Development have declared a "complex humanitarian disaster."
Unfazed by U.S. generosity or international norms, the Taliban barred diplomats from the United States, Germany, and Australia from visiting the captives, despite granting visas to the officials-including U.S. Consul General David Donahue-for that purpose. "This is psychological pressure," said Alastar Adams, the Australian diplomat who traveled with Mr. Donahue from neighboring Pakistan. "They don't want these individuals to know they have any kind of support, to gain strength from a visit."
It is also a war of nerves by the Taliban, which hopes to draw attention as a way of ending UN and other economic sanctions. That gambit worked for Saddam Hussein, whose belligerence led to the end of arms inspections and the softening of sanctions against Iraq. The Taliban may be dependent on overseas largesse to feed the people, but it appears more interested in renewing the flow of weapons and other military commodities to feed its war machine.
Taliban officials stepped up harassment of UN workers in Kabul after the United Nations tightened sanctions last December. The latest provocation comes on the heels of a UN resolution in July to station monitors at Afghan borders to watch over potential arms-embargo violations.
The arrests fit the pattern, according to Amin Saikal, director of the Center for Arab and Islamic Studies at the Australian National University: "Whenever the United Nations has sought to tighten its sanctions, the regime has resorted to some kind of provocative action that has obliged the international community to deal with Taliban officials in one way or another, and to indirectly confer legitimacy on the militia as the government of Afghanistan."
Almost on cue, last week Taliban officials said they were "suspicious" of a conspiracy among the UN's World Food Program operatives to convert Muslims. (Certainly a first for the UN, accused of Bible smuggling!) Officials also announced the beginning of an investigation of all international aid agencies connected to the UN.
For overseas aid workers, particularly Christians, the incident shatters a fragile existence with one of Islam's more extreme ruling powers. Taliban police raided the Kabul offices of Shelter Now, which has worked in Afghanistan for 18 years, and arrested the two American workers, followed by the others, over the course of several days beginning on Aug. 3. Police officials said they followed the aid workers for a long time and caught them "red-handed" with Christian literature, including Bibles, and thousands of Christian video and audio tapes. They charged the workers with showing the material to Muslim families. Mohammad Salim Haqqani, the Taliban's Deputy Minister for the Prevention of Vice and Promotion of Virtue, said the Bibles were in the local Pushto and Dari languages. The Taliban outlaws efforts to convert anyone from Islam. A trial would likely end in expulsion for the foreign workers, but could result in the death penalty.
Tormenting Shelter Now did not end with the arrests. The Taliban closed two factories run by Shelter Now in mid-August. The organization operates four roof-beam factories in Afghanistan that have, over nine years, produced enough low-cost construction materials to help 20,000 repatriating refugees rebuild homes, according to the organization's own reports. Taliban militia searched another factory in Jalalabad for Christian literature. According to factory workers, not named for security reasons, they were "interrogated, locked up for the night, and released the next day to return to their homes."
The Taliban then proceeded to loot some $45,000 worth of factory equipment, according to the laborers, including a Toyota pick-up truck, two generators, several cement mixers, and expensive manufacturing tools. The Taliban also searched another factory run by the organization; there, the police forces ate food prepared for daily workers, many of whom are too poor to buy food on their own.
Shelter Now's Afghanistan director, Esteban Witzemann, told reporters the allegations of proselytizing Afghan Muslims were false: "There might be some [material] for private use ... but what they are accused of, that they are distributing hundreds of Bibles and Christian literature and they are trying to persuade people to leave Islam and become Christians, all this is nonsense and not true."
Shelter Now, with headquarters in Braunschweig, Germany, runs relief programs in both Afghanistan and Pakistan. The group was part of Wisconsin-based Shelter Now International until 1990 and receives donations from churches in both Europe and the United States, according to spokesman Johan Jaeger.
In early press accounts, U.S. officials released the wrong names for one of the American hostages, and the German agency quickly withdrew them. "The relatives have asked that we not release their names," Mr. Jaeger told WORLD. What is known about the two women is that they are single and in their 20s, known for their generosity because they regularly gave food and money to street beggars from their apartment in Kabul. Press reports from Pakistan said the women are Dana Curry and Heather Mercer.
Mr. Jaeger readily noted that many Shelter Now employees are Christians but also pointed to press materials dated Aug. 8, which state that the group's "purpose is to work solely and exclusively for the common good of all people. To proselytize is not included in our statutes."
Director Udo Stolte told a press conference, shortly after his own return from Kabul, "It is totally natural and part of the culture in Afghanistan to discuss the subject of faith, whether it's the Muslim or the Christian faith." He admitted that "when our co-workers are asked why they do this work, it often leads to discussions on social and relief work as an integral part of Christian life." He insisted that any material the workers might have would have been for their personal use.
The risks of working under strict Islamic law are well known to most aid agencies and Christian advocates. "The ground rules are different depending on the country," explained Jim Jacobson, director of Christian Freedom International, "but whether it is working under radical Islam, Buddhism, or Hinduism, most organizations have in-house training and go through several scenarios on anticipating and preventing something like this." Having smuggled Bibles into China and other restricted countries, Mr. Jacobson said he doubted "aid workers would actually be found using material clearly intended for the local population. It doesn't square."
Until the charges are settled, aid workers in Kabul, particularly Afghanis associated with foreign groups, are nervous. "We are trying to maintain business as usual, but it is a cloud hanging over Kabul," said Tim Mindling, an American and acting head of International Assistance Mission, which operates eye hospitals throughout Afghanistan.
"We have had a policy to be respectful of local laws, and at least at this point I would not say we are doing anything different," said Brandy Westerman of Portland-based Mercy Corps International. Several aid organizations did say they would be ready to evacuate workers if Taliban threats increased.
Taliban is a term that literally means "pupils." It became the name of the ruling militia during the war that followed the Soviet Union's invasion in 1979. While most of its leaders are veterans of Afghanistan's 20-year war, they are also products of radical Islamic schools in Iran and Pakistan. With help from radical elements in those countries (and aid from the United States), Taliban leader Mulawi Mohammed Omar battled Soviet forces in the 1980s and forced their final ouster after the Soviet Union crumbled in 1991. He also overcame competing warlords to gain control of nearly all of the country.
Although it has maintained a ragtag commando image, the Taliban now controls all government offices in Kabul. Only three countries-Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates-maintain diplomatic ties. Most Islamic leaders in other countries disagree with the Taliban's extremism. The United States and most Western nations blackballed the Taliban for sheltering terrorist organizations, most notably Osama bin Laden and his training camps.
The fanatical Islamic regime also prohibits women from working outside the home or walking outdoors freely. Leena Rauhala, a Christian Union member of the Finnish Parliament, was part of a Finnish delegation allowed to visit Afghanistan last year. Citing poverty and a "dysfunctional infrastructure," she said, "It is absolutely clear that the people have no rights. The women do not have the right to work or to receive an education. In some places, women try to work but it is clear that they are afraid of the religious police, as everything in the country is linked to Islam."
In a sermon just after the arrests, Supreme Court Chief Justice Maulana Noor Muhammad Saqib declared: "Islam is a complete code of life." He accused the aid workers of "doing nothing but creating mischief and conflict." Speaking to Kabul's largest Muslim congregation, gathered for Friday prayers, he said, "These people should be given an exemplary punishment so that it becomes a lesson for others and completely ends religious preaching of this kind."


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MYERS, John I, 99, of Wheeling, WV., died Tuesday, February 5, 2013, in Liza's Place, Wheeling.
He was born January 5, 1914, in Wheeling, WV., the son of the late Charles Ford and Mary Barbara Heilmeier Myers.
Mr. Myers was a retired employee for the former Blaw Knox Foundry, Wheeling and a Christian by faith.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, of 58 years, Blanche Mae Nicholson Myers in 1997; and a granddaughter, Vicki Marie Myers.
Surviving are four children, John C. Myers and his wife, Alice, Steve R. Myers and his wife, Carol, Bina M. Myers and Rich Geary all of Wheeling, WV., and Dave W. Myers and his wife, Sandi of Inverness, FL; a sister, Charlotte Crow of Warwood WV; eight grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews and his cat, Jack.
Friends will be received from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. on Friday, February 8, 2013, at the Kepner Funeral Home, 900 National Road, Wheeling (304-232-2732) where service will be held on Saturday, February 9, 2013, at 11 a.m. with the Reverend Margie Carr officiating.
Interment in Greenwood Cemetery, Wheeling.
Memorial contributions may be made to Liza's Place 308 Mt. St. Joseph Road, Wheeling, WV 26003 or to Marshall County Animal Rescue League, P.O. Box 13, Glen Dale, WV 26038.
Personal condolences may be offered to the family at www.kepnerfuneral. com.


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A successful radio talk show host and sophisticated man-about-town, all life's dice seem loaded in favour of Dr Frasier Crane. Intelligent, affluent, unattached - what could go wrong? Well...
Series 1 Summary
The renowned Boston psychiatrist and Cheers regular has come home. Recently divorced, Frasier is back in Seattle living with his dad, Marty. They share a home with Daphne, his father's charming physical therapist, and Eddie, his father's charismatic Jack Russell. Throw in a fierce sibling rivalry with younger brother Niles, and it's no wonder Frasier's in a spot of psychiatric bother...
Episode 1 - The Good Son
After moving back to Seattle to start his career as a radio psychiatrist, Frasier's disabled father Martin moves into his luxury apartment along with his physical therapist, Daphne, and Eddie the dog.
Episode 2 - Space Quest
While trying to adjust to life with his new housemates, Frasier spends the day searching for a quiet place to read his book
Episode 3 - Dinner at Eight
Frasier and Niles decide to take Martin out for a high-class meal but instead end up at his favourite restaurant - the Timber Mill House of Beef
Episode 4 - I Hate Frasier Crane
Frasier becomes the target of a hate campaign organised by a local newspaper columnist and Martin and Daphne encourage him to fight back
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When Martin meets a woman while tinkering with his telescope, Frasier encourages the romance, only to find his father is suddenly hesitant
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When Frasier learns that a painting he loves is a fake, he worries he might be 'shallow'
Episode 7 - Call Me Irresponsible
Frasier speaks to a male caller who is cheating on his girlfriend and advises him to break up with her. When the girlfriend arrives at the station to confront Frasier, he ends up dating her.
Episode 8 - Beloved Infidel
Martin and an old family friend have an emotional meeting that makes Frasier and Niles wonder if Martin had an affair when they were kids
Episode 9 - Selling Out
Frasier signs with an agent, Bebe Glaser, and she convinces him to do commercial endorsements
Episode 10 - Oops!
Frasier passes on some gossip, which unfortunately leads to his colleague Bulldog losing his job
Episode 11 - Death Becomes Him
Frasier becomes obsessed with his mortality after the death of a fellow doctor who was the same age as him
Episode 12 - Miracle on Third of Fourth Street
Frasier disappointment is aimed at his family when his son's visit for Christmas is cancelled. He ends up spending Christmas day at the radio station rather than being at home.
Episode 13 - Who's Coming to Breakfast
Frasier upsets Martin when he reveals details of his love life on air
Episode 14 - Can't Buy Me Love
Frasier agrees to be a 'biddable date' at a celebrity charity auction and is thrilled when a beautiful model outbids the rest of the room for him
Episode 15 - You Can't Tell a Crook by His Cover
Frasier claims he can always recognise a criminal - until he and Daphne are fooled by a convincing ex-con
Episode 16 - The Show Where Lilith Comes Back
After finding a long-lost letter of reconciliation from Frasier, Lilith comes to Seattle and tries to rekindle their relationship
Episode 17 - A Midwinter's Night Dream
Niles fights to resist temptation when he and Daphne are trapped in his home during a violent storm
Episode 18 - And the Whimper Is
Frasier and Roz are nominated for broadcasting awards, but are then tempted to try to bribe the judges with gifts
Episode 19 - Give Him the Chair!
Frasier feels guilty when he loses his father's chair - and learns that sentiment is more important than style
Episode 20 - Fortysomething
Frasier has a mid-life crisis and considers chasing a younger woman to prove he still has some youthful vitality
Episode 21 - Travels with Martin
Frasier, Niles, Martin and Daphne go on an outrageous road trip, which leads to near disaster for Daphne
Episode 22 - Author! Author!
Frasier and Niles decide to write a book together, but are almost driven to fratricide before a single word is written
Episode 23 - Frasier Crane's Day Off
A sick Frasier is off work with just his paranoia for company, leading him to believe that everyone is after his job
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- Founded: Late 1950s
- Founded by: Joel Spira
- Headquarters: Coopersburg, Pennsylvania
The Lutron story began in the late 1950s in Joel Spira's makeshift lab in Brooklyn, New York. By 1961, when Joel and Ruth Spira incorporated Lutron Electronics, they knew that lighting control could contribute to society in multiple ways. Dimmers were both elegant and useful, and they allowed people to control their lights as never before. Dimmers were practical too. They saved energy, and the more you used them, the more energy they saved. With energy costs already going up, the Spiras believed that the energy-saving aspects of the new invention would ensure the long-term appeal of lighting controls.
Lutron is an interesting company. For 40 years, they've made their business not so much about traditional lighting (lamps, bulbs, and fixtures), but about what they call "lighting control." For a long time that meant mainly dimmers and automated systems, but as consumers have become more aware of saving energy, Lutron has tried to corner the market in green systems like occupancy sensors and daylight harvesting.
Their product range touches on pretty much every aspect of lighting control, from simple plug-in dimmers for table lamps to whole-home systems. They also carry special shades that can be automated to "harvest" daylight when it's needed and screen the sun when it's getting too hot. Some of their most sophisticated products allow users to program their own personal lighting, security, and cooling systems and control them by remote. Pricing ranges from $11 for a table lamp dimmer to several thousands of dollars for whole-home systems.
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Croatia's fans booed and jeered and refused to stand when Serbia's national anthem was played, and some chanted "Kill the Serb" and other abuse at Djokovic.
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Saturday, June 11, 2016
August 14 - Mike Rutherford had a little extra incentive as he took the green in Saturday's 270cc main event at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway. His car was so good, however, that he probably didn't need the added motivation.
Rutherford navigated his way from 12th on the starting grid to run second before the midway point of the 25-lap Doc Hoff Memorial. As the crossed flags were displayed to the field, Rutherford, from nearby Newmanstown, Pa., ducked under Pete Skias to snare the top spot. The final 12 circuits saw "the Master of the Micros" simply run away from his pursuers, taking the checkered flag by 1.347 seconds over Skias. The victory was Rutherford's first of the season in Lanco's 270cc Micro-Sprint division.
"I was Doc's last driver here, and it means a lot to win the race that is dedicated to his memory," said Rutherford, who steered Ken and Tony Kaylor's experimental Hyper to the triumph. "Ken and Tony have tuned on this new car and they've got it working really well, but tonight it's all about Doc and how much he meant to all of us at Lanco."
Three of Doc Hoff's family members were on hand to greet Rutherford and all of the feature winners in victory lane on Saturday. His wife, Wilma, along with grandsons A.J. and Joe, made the trip to Clyde Martin for Doc's Memorial Race.
Trailing Rutherford and Skias to the stripe were Steve Drevicki, point leader Richie Hartman, and Jason Swavely.
With 37 of the 270cc Micros signing in for competition, qualifying heats were captured by Hartman, P. Skias, Devin Harron, and Rutherford. Twin consolation races went to Mike Dicely and Mike Miller.
"I had no brakes from lap five on," explained 600cc winner Jared Davis. No brakes, no problem, though, as the Mohnton, Pa. throttle-jockey became a three-time victor in 2010.
Davis, the only 600cc competitor with more than one Clyde Martin triumph this season, executed a slide job on Jered Hook to gain the lead on a lap 18 restart. He was never headed, zipping across the finish line six-tenths of a second ahead of Hook, who recorded the best finish of his short Lanco career with a runner-up effort.
Heath Hehnly came from 13th to finish third, with 11th starting Robbie Kendall crossing the line in fourth. Jamie Kostic rounded out the top five.
The Kelly Fuels Gas It Up Award went to sixth-place finisher Tyler Ross.
A scary crash brought out the red flag with two to go. Brittany Brown, who ran among the top five for most of the 25-lapper, suddenly slowed and stopped on the backstretch, the victim of mechanical problems. With the rest of the field bearing down on her, Bob DeVault was left with no place to go, slamming into Brown's left-rear wheel and vaulting into a series of spinning flips. Brent Ely and Mark Ludwig were also involved, with Ely's No. 17B ending up on its side. Thankfully, all of the drivers were okay.
Jered Hook, Davis, and Brown were victorious in the heat races for the 35-car field of 600's. Ely won the consolation.
With less than three laps remaining in the feature for the 125cc racers, Shane Braxton appeared to be a lock for his second triumph of the season. As he blasted through turns one and two, however, Braxton's No. 35 skated up the banking and into the loose clay at the top of the track, causing him to slide into and bounce (hard) off the guardrail, ending his night.
Braxton's demise handed the top spot to Bradley Brown, who took advantage of the opportunity to win his first Micro-Sprint feature in just his second year of competition.
The 2009 Rookie of the Year in the 125cc class admitted that he "got excited" when he saw Braxton's car limping slowly towards the infield. Brown, who started fourth and led the first four laps of the event, kept his Vintage Signs/ Brooks 2 Racing No. 23 out front for the final two trips around the fast and smooth clay oval to register the victory over point leader David Ravel.
Jesse Maurer, Cody Drace, and Bret Habecker completed the top five, keeping an incredibly tight point chase intact as they attempt to overtake Ravel for the championship.
Braxton and Ravel won heat races for the 22-car field of 125cc Micro-Sprints.
The 25-lapper for the Sportsman Micros turned into a story of C-P-R, as the No. 7c driven by Jason Swavely notched his fifth win of the season. Swavely passed his teammate, Ken Miller (No. 7P), to grab the lead just prior to the halfway mark. Earlier, on the eighth revolution, Miller stole the lead from a third car racing out of Curt Miller's stable, the No. 7R of Bret Habecker. Habecker's strong run ended when he tangled with a lapped car while running third.
"Man, this track was awesome," grinned Douglassville's Swavely after the race. "I didn't really want to pass Kenny, but he was holding me up. Curt (Miller) really has this car running fast right now."
Sportsman point leader Ken Miller finished second, with Jamie Fetterolf, Donna Geib, and 19th starting Kelby Stauffer rounding out the first five.
Heat race victories fell to Geib, Swavely, and Habecker, with Stauffer winning the consolation. There were 26 Sportsman in action on Saturday.
Chip Geib pulled off a sweeping outside move to pass two cars and move into the runner-up position, then roared past leader Craig DeSantis to take command and win his sixth main event of the year in 250cc Four-Stroke competition.
A terrific three-car battle for second went right down to the wire, with Jessica Mohler nipping point leader Peter Michael at the line. DeSantis wound up fourth and Kimberly Enck finished fifth.
Jessica Mohler earned the Valken Racing Fast Lap of the Week by recording the single quickest lap during the feature at 11.053 seconds.
Matthew Swift and Geib won the two heats for the Four-Strokes.
This Saturday, August 21st, will see the return of the HTMA 600 Pro Series Presented by NPS Racing Engines to Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway. Joining the Pro Series will be the 270cc, 125cc, Sportsman, and 250cc Four-Stroke Micro-Sprints. Gates open at 3:30, with warm-ups slated to begin at 5 p.m. The first heat race goes green at 6:00. General admission for adults is $8.00, with discounts for Senior Citizens and Students. Youth between the ages of six and twelve are admitted for just $2.00, and children under the age of six are free. And parking is always free at the Clyde.
Entry forms for the Labor Day Shootout are now available on the track's website, www.lancomicrosprint.com. The two-day Micro-Sprint extravaganza will feature a new twist on qualifying this year, as time trials have been eliminated and every division will run dual heat races. A passing points system will be utilized for the heats to determine the lineups for the A-and B-Mains. Heats for all classes will be run on Saturday, September 4, with the B- and A-Mains on Sunday. Labor Day itself, Monday, September 6, will be used as a rain date.
The Labor Day Shootout will present competition for the 600cc, 270cc, 125cc, Sportsman, 250cc Four-Stroke, and 250cc Stock Micro-Sprints. A purse of more than $20,000 will be distributed to the six classes during the Shootout.
The season may be winding down, but there's still plenty of big events coming up at the Clyde. And there's still lots of time to come out and LIVE the excitement that is Lanco!
270cc Doc Hoff Memorial, 25 laps: 1.Mike Rutherford, 2.Pete Skias, 3.Steve Drevicki, 4.Richie Hartman, 5.Jason Swavely, 6.Nick Skias, 7.Roger Graham III, 8.Peter Michael, 9.Brian Marriott, 10.Dave Grube, 11.Greg Miller, 12.Chip Geib, 13.Tyler Reinhardt, 14.Josh Stoyer, 15.Zack Fouse, 16.Mike Uhrich, 17.Darren Schott II, 18.Kerry Lengle Sr., 19.Billy Murphy, 20.Jack Spence, 21.Mike Miller, 22.Mike Dicely, 23.Ernie Miles, 24.Devin Harron.
600cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Jared Davis, 2.Jered Hook, 3.Heath Hehnly, 4.Robbie Kendall, 5.Jamie Kostic, 6.Tyler Ross, 7.Tom Kohler, 8.Jermain Godshall, 9.Shaun Brandel, 10.Shane Lewis, 11.Ryan Hook, 12.Jeremy Lynch, 13.Ryan Wilson, 14.Ken Miller, 15.Shane Braxton, 16.Tyler Esh, 17.Bruce Ginther Jr., 18.Kory Merkey, 19.Mark Ludwig, 20.Brittany Brown, 21.Bob DeVault, 22.Brent Ely, 23.Mike Rutherford, 24.Mark Yoder.
125cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Bradley Brown, 2.David Ravel, 3.Jesse Maurer, 4.Cody Drace, 5.Bret Habecker, 6.Mark Yoder, 7.Dave Grube, 8.Ryan Wilson, 9.Lee Reinhardt, 10.Kory Merkey, 11.Devin Harron, 12.Curtis R. Miller, 13.Derek Ecenrode, 14.Daniel Braun, 15.Kyle Hehnly, 16.Shane Braxton, 17.Kyle Spence, 18.Sonny Sweitzer, 19.Richard Fisher, 20.Walter Wampole, 21.James Wampole. DNS: Mike Skias.
Sportsman Feature, 25 laps: 1.Jason Swavely, 2.Ken Miller, 3.Jamie Fetterolf, 4.Donna Geib, 5.Kelby Stauffer, 6.Dennis Ziegler, 7.Wesley Fasnacht, 8.Dwayne Mathias, 9.Jason Hehnly, 10.Jeff Hughes, 11.Corey Schmuck Jr., 12.Jonathan Swift, 13.Tim Ziegler, 14.Jenna Keppley, 15.Michael Heiser, 16.Dave Schroeder, 17.Brett Wanner, 18.Bret Habecker, 19.Scott Garman, 20.Joel Tolley, 21.Sarah Shreiner, 22.Dave Kemp, 23.Robert Shanaman.
250cc Four-Stroke Feature, 25 laps: 1.Chip Geib, 2.Jessica Mohler, 3.Peter Michael, 4.Craig DeSantis, 5.Kim Enck, 6.Ryan Gabers, 7.Travis Esh, 8.Matthew Swift, 9.Greg Schmuck, 10.Lewis Kepple Jr., 11.Sheila Fetter, 12.Ronald Wechter, 13.Steven Brenner, 14.Jared Esh. DNS: Eddie Nocera.
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Sea Island, GA (Sports Network) - Looking to erase the sting of their historic
loss at Medinah, Davis Love III and Jim Furyk both fired a 4-under-par 66 on
Saturday to share the lead after three rounds of the McGladrey Classic at the
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Love, who captained the U.S. during its stunning Ryder Cup collapse three
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Charlotte, NC (Sports Network) - Al Horford poured in a game-high 26 points and ripped down 13 rebounds as the Atlanta Hawks knocked off the Charlotte Bobcats, 101-91, on Friday at Time Warner Cable Arena.
Horford added three blocks on the defensive end, while Kyle Korver dropped four 3-pointers en route to 16 points and six boards for the Hawks, who have won four in a row. Jeff Teague contributed 13 points and Josh Smith added 10 in the victory.
Ramon Sessions scored a team-high 22 points, while Kemba Walker and Jeff Taylor added 16 points apiece for the Bobcats, who had won five of six coming in.
Byron Mullens and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist donated 12 and 11 points, respectively, in the setback.
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ON one of the darkest days in their history Blackburn Rovers were relegated from the Premier League amid scenes of heartbreak and fury.
Their desperate 1-0 defeat in pouring rain at the hands of fellow strugglers Wigan Athletic consigned them to the Championship after 11 years in the top flight.
After the final whistle at Ewood Park chants of 'Kean out', 'Stand up if you hate Venky's' and 'Venky's out' rang around the stadium, as they had throughout the match.
Around 30 to 40 supporters ran on to the pitch to express their disgust.
Several hundred Rovers fans stayed behind to vent their anger, and some threw tennis balls with 'Kean out' written on them, but the vast majority trooped out in silence, their spirits dampened by the disastrous end to the season.
Outside Ewood around 100 fans braved the weather to mount a protest at the Ronnie Clayton Blackburn End, with fans singing 'We want our Rovers back' and 'Rovers 'til I die'.
Some fans even attempted to get back into the ground to vent their frustrations at the team's plight.Before the match, as nervous fans were making their way to the stadium, a small aircraft was flown over Ewood with a banner which read: "In Venky's We Trust – Burnley SU".
The tense atmosphere began early with chants against both Kean and Venky's from just the fifth minute. Even a chicken being thrown on to the pitch failed to distract a large section of the support from their protests.
But as the conditions deteriorated and the heavens opened Rovers' efforts were to no avail.
The club's relegation is the culmination of a downward spiral since Venky's took over the club.Their remote style of management has been deeply unpopular with the fans, and decisions to jettison proven manager Sam Allardyce and experienced chairman John Williams have proved to be disastrous.
Fans have made their feelings known all season only to be wrongly vilified by some sections of the national media and football establishment.
Last night's match had begun with Rovers needing a win to stand any chance of staying up. They would then have had to go to Chelsea on Sunday and record another victory and hope that results elsewhere went their way.
After the game Rovers fans lined up to condemn the management of the club over the past 12 months.
Fashion designer Wayne Hemingway described the team's relegation as "a disaster" and said: "It is disgusting what has happened, and the culpability lies with the owners.
"I have got no idea what their ultimate aim is, but whatever they are doing they have wrecked the club and done serious, grievous damage to the town."
The relegation represents a massive blow to the area.
Blackburn MP Jack Straw said: "It is very sad, not just for the club and its supporters but for the whole town.
"It is depressing. It is aggravating and it shouldn't have happened.
"Over the years a lot of teams who get relegated get back.
"We did it in 1992 and in 2001. In fact I think this is the longest spell we have had in the top flight since the end of the war."
After the match Kean said he was devastated but he would 'live to fight another day'.
The club's owners, who were not to be seen at the match, are now likely to be under even more pressure to let him go.


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Raw/Cooked: Shura Chernozatonskaya
Shura Chernozatonskaya has created two site-specific painting installations for her Raw/Cooked exhibition. The first, occupying a wall overlooking the Museum's first-floor Rubin Lobby, consists of more than thirty canvases hung together to create one large-scale work. Each rectangular canvas features three circles arranged in order to resemble a traffic light, a domino, or a diagram of rhythms common to Latin music. Within this format, Chernozatonskaya plays with shape and color. Taken as a whole, the modular composition evokes a range of associations, including a giant game, a transit system map, or notes on a musical staff. The second installation, located in the Museum's third-floor Beaux-Arts Court, draws inspiration from the site's distinctive architecture and the nearby European Paintings collection. Chernozatonskaya created four diptychs, each responding to one of the European gallery's four themes: "Painting Land and Sea," "Tracing the Figure," "Art and Devotion," and "Russian Modern."
Chernozatonskaya was born in Russia in 1979. She graduated from Oberlin College in 2000 and received her MFA from the New York Studio School in 2006. Her studio is in Red Hook.


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Four North Central College business students were offered an opportunity of a lifetime—to make a difference in one man's small, homegrown coffee shop, and help rebuild and restructure his business plan.
Greta Karvelyte '16 especially felt her dreams of entrepreneurship coming true with this project. "My ambition has always been to own my own business," she explains. "My parents and I moved here from Lithuania with the idea of the American dream. We've struggled through life, and from those struggles I've learned I want to be able to fulfill my own American dream."


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Katowice, Poland (Sports Network) - Italy's Roberta Vinci beat top seed Petra
Kvitova of the Czech Republic to capture the title at the inaugural Katowice
The second-seeded Vinci took down Kvitova by a 7-6 (7-2), 6-1 margin. The
Italian won 81 percent of her first service points.
Vinci was playing in a final for the first time since winning last year's
crown in Dallas prior to the U.S. Open. She improved to 8-1 all-time in WTA
Meanwhile, Kvitova fell to 10-3 in career title matches.
Kvitova and Vinci met for just the second time. Kvitova notched a 6-3, 6-3
triumph in the third round at Wimbledon in 2011 en route to her first career
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|Services announced for Holy Week, Easter Sunday
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
As Easter rapidly approaches, many area churches have announced schedules for services throughout Holy Week and Easter Sunday.
First Christian Church
Holyoke First Christian Church has an Easter morning breakfast planned for Sunday, April 20 from 7-8:15 a.m. An Easter service will follow at 8:30 a.m.
Fairfield Covenant Church
Fairfield Covenant Church will hold an Easter breakfast Sunday at 8:30 a.m. with an Easter service at 10 a.m.
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church will gather for a prayer walk Friday at 5:45 p.m. followed by a meal. A Sunday sunrise service is scheduled for 6:15 a.m. with a breakfast to follow. The prayer walk and sunrise service will both be in English and Spanish.
Regularly scheduled services will take place Saturday, April 19 at 7 p.m. and Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m.
Vida Abundante
Vida Abundante will hold its Sunday evening service in Spanish at 5:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church in Holyoke.
Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church
Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church will host a Good Friday service at 7 p.m. followed by a prayer vigil. On Sunday, a sunrise service is set for 5:40 a.m. atop Old Baldy at County Road 54 and County Road U in Yuma County. A breakfast at the church will follow, and a service will be held at 9 a.m.
Holyoke Assembly of God
A Good Friday service will be hosted by Holyoke Assembly of God Friday, April 18 at 6:30 p.m. An Easter breakfast is scheduled for Sunday at 9:30 a.m. with a worship service to follow at 10:30 a.m.
St. Paul's Lutheran churches
St. Paul's Lutheran churches in Amherst and Venango, Neb., will have a busy Holy Week.
Throughout Lent, Amherst held midweek Lenten services on Wednesdays, and Venango held Lenten services on Thursdays, both at 7 p.m.
Thursday, April 17 at 7 p.m., the two churches will hold a combined Maundy Thursday service in Venango. The two churches will hold another combined service Friday, April 18 at 7 p.m. in Amherst for Good Friday.
Venango will hold its Easter sunrise service Sunday at 6:30 a.m., and Amherst will hold its Easter worship service at 9 a.m.
Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church is planning a Maundy Thursday service for 7 p.m., Good Friday service at 7 p.m. and Easter Sunday service at 9 a.m.
There will be no Sunday school or Bible class Easter morning.
Holyoke Church of Christ
Holyoke Church of Christ will meet for its regularly-scheduled service at 9 a.m. Sunday morning with Bible study at 10 a.m.
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
A Holy Thursday Mass of Christ's Last Supper is scheduled at St. Patrick's Catholic Church for 7 p.m. On Good Friday, there will be a Veneration of the Cross and Eucharist service at 6:30 p.m. at St. Patrick's and one at noon at Christ the King Catholic Church in Haxtun.
St. Patrick's will hold an Easter Vigil Mass of the Resurrection Holy Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Christ the King will host its Easter Mass Sunday at 8:30 a.m.
A bilingual Easter Sunday Mass is also set for 1 p.m. at St. Patrick's.
First United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church will hold a Seder meal at 6 p.m. Thursday night. A Good Friday service is set for 6:30 p.m.
There will be two Easter services Sunday morning. The first service is at 8:15 a.m. with an Easter egg hunt planned at 10 a.m. The second service is at 10:30 a.m.
Venango Community Church
A breakfast will be hosted by Venango Community Church Sunday at 8:30 a.m. An Easter Service will follow at 9:30 a.m.
Emerson Street Church of Christ
Emerson Street Church of Christ will hold a Sunday morning service at 10 a.m.
Holyoke Enterprise April 17, 2014


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WELLSBURG - Brett McLean wasn't going to allow himself to be laughed at this time.
After he rolled the dice on a splash play to open Friday night's game against Brooke - a 40-yard touchdown pass from Matt Kinnick to Dan Monteroso - he went right back to it the next time the Red Devils had the ball.
When it worked again, this time the same duo hooked up for 60 yards and a score, he tried it a third time. It finally failed, but if it hadn't, would he have tried again?
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St. Clairsville's Cole Stephen, left, and Ben Coleman sack Brooke quarterback Alec Buchmelter during the Red Devils' 44-14 victory Friday at Brooke Memorial Stadium.
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''Absolutely,'' McLean said after St. Clairsville finished off a 44-14 beating of the Bruins on some sparkling new turf at Brooke Memorial Stadium.
''We make fun of ourselves and all football coaches because sometimes when a play works really well, you never see the team go back to it,'' McLean said. ''If we could do that, why not throw it again is what we said. We were fortunate enough he made the catch. Then the third time, what the heck, we rolled the dice.''
Bruins first-year coach Sean Blumette didn't blame McLean one bit.
''If you watch our Parkersburg film, we ran one pass route 16 or 17 times,'' he said. ''Until you cover it ... ''
Still, this game wound up being more than just Kinnick lofting perfect passes and Monteroso running right under them for touchdowns ... sort of.
They wound up connecting two more times for scores with Kinnick completing 12 of 15 attempts for 270 yards and six touchdowns, while Monteroso finished with six catches for 176 yards and four scores (with all of the Boston College recruit's catches coming in the first half).
Jaylon Brown, who rushed for 150 yards in last week's victory against Wheeling Park, added 101 on 10 carries. J.C. Coleman caught a 23-yard touchdown pass and Jay Gossett hauled in a 4-yard scoring strike from Kinnick.
The whole experience was a little dizzying, Blumette said of a rare high school game that saw eight touchdowns combined between the two teams, all on passing scores.
Against this St. Clairsville team, you must pick your poison.
''St. Clairsville has probably been, in the 17 years I've been in coaching, one of the hardest teams I've ever had to prepare for with the number of weapons that they have,'' Blumette said. ''They have the ability to run the ball when they want, when they need to. And they also have weapons to throw it. You have to be able to cover four legitimate threats at all times.
''They were spreading us out and making us cover more ground than we were comfortable covering, and again, to their credit, they took advantage of the situation. In all honesty, it's going to sound hollow at this point, but schematically we were fine. We just don't match up well athletically.''
In between Monteroso's first two touchdown catches, which took a combined 17 seconds to cover 100 yards, Blumette rolled the dice and went for it on fourth-and-3 from his own 48. It didn't work, with QB Alec Buchmelter getting sacked for a loss of 8 on the play.
''We knew from the get-go if we were going to be successful, we were going to have to control the ball,'' Blumette said. ''We figured if we could go out and get a first down and keep that ball moving, we'd be all right. And then we turned around and did exactly what we said we couldn't do.''
Brooke did move the ball a little better in the second half, capping a pair of scoring drives with Buchmeter touchdown passes of 19 yards to Joe Staffilino and 9 yards to freshman Justin Laughrie.
Buchmelter finished 7 of 14 for 89 yards and two TDs.


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The questions in this module are used to obtain information about the extent to which households provide a supportive and stimulating learning environment. The first two questions are about books in the household; the third question is about things that the child plays with; the last two questions are about whether the child is left alone or left with another child as a caregiver. This question asks for the number of books in the household, including schoolbooks and books for older children, but not picture books or books especially meant for young children. Note that this question will only be asked once per mother/primary caretaker. If you are interviewing the same mother/primary caretaker for more than one child, ask this question when you interview her/him for the first child. Copy the response to this question to the same question in the questionnaire for the second child. If you are interviewing more than one mother/primary caretaker in the same household, ask the question once of each of the mothers/primary caretakers. Note that their responses to the number of books in the same household may be different. Record the number of books in the space provided. There is no need to make an actual count of books yourself. Rely on the respondent's answer, and avoid asking to see and count the books yourself, since this is likely to require extra time. If the respondent is unsure about the number of books and is not able to provide an answer the first time you ask the question, ask her/him if there are more than 10 books. If yes, circle '10'. If she/he says that there are less than 10 books, probe further to get an exact number. If there are no such books in the household, record '00'.


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A Brandon man faces numerous charges over allegations that he has repeatedly harassed and threatened a woman.
On Wednesday afternoon, police received a report that a woman had been threatened by a man who she has had ongoing problems with.
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To reserve a field trip, choose a laboratory, select an open date from our CALENDAR, and submit a Reservation Request form below. Contact Ginger Foulk at (864) 656-4224 with any questions about reservations.
After submitting a reservation request, you will receive an official confirmation email within a few days issuing a deposit payment deadline, a detailed Logistics Letter (contains all you need to know to finish planning your trip!), and a Parent Consent/Release of Liability form to copy for each student. Review the Life Sciences Outreach Center Safety Guidelines with your students in advance.
Labs are currently offered Tuesday - Friday, from 9:30am to 2:30pm. Times are flexible if negotiated in advance. All labs meet in the Life Sciences Outreach Center on the campus of Clemson University in Clemson, SC. The Life Sciences Outreach Center is located in Jordan Hall, rooms G26-G28.
A deposit of $100 is required to secure your reservation. Do not pay anything until you have received official confirmation of your reservation from Ginger Foulk and she has issued a deposit payment deadline. If preferred, payment may be made in full. Online payment with a credit card is the preferred method of payment.
Deposits are nonrefundable. If a schedule conflict arises, laboratory field trip reservations may be rescheduled with 2 weeks notice within the same academic session. The Center will reschedule with less notice if school is canceled due to weather or a similar unforeseen circumstance. (If Pickens or Oconee county schools are closed or delayed the Center will not open and we will reschedule your laboratory field trip).
Payment in full is due 2 weeks prior to the date of your confirmed laboratory field trip.
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Checks, though not preferred, will be accepted for a limited time if absolutely necessary. Make checks payable to Clemson University and mail to: Ginger Foulk, Life Sciences Outreach Center, Dept. of Biological Sciences, 132 Long Hall, Clemson, SC 29634-0314. Include with the check the name of the coordinating teacher, school and date of the reservation.
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The City of Brandon has named a new chief of police.
Insp. Ian Grant will take over the position from Chief Keith Atkinson, who has held the role since 2007.
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Electrical signals in your heart make the heart muscles contract, pumping blood through your body. If the electrical signals are not flowing well through the heart, this can create serious problems.
An electrophysiology study is a test where electrode wires are passed through a blood vessel and into your heart. This electrode can record or create electrical activity. This can help find any problems with the flow of electricity in your heart.
An electrophysiology study is performed to:
An electrophysiology study may also be used to assess:
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
A person's risk level is very individual. It may relate to the specific arrhythmia suspected and any underlying medical conditions.
You doctor may order the following tests:
Talk to your doctor about any medications, herbs, or supplements you are taking. You may be asked to stop taking some medications up to one week before the procedure, like:
Do not eat or drink anything after midnight the day before your surgery, unless told otherwise by your doctor.
A local anesthetic will be given by needle. It will numb the area where the catheter will be inserted. You will also receive a mild sedative through an IV in your arm. This will help you to relax during the test.
You will be asked to lie down on an examination table. Electrodes will be placed on your chest. The electrodes will help to monitor your heart rhythm during the test. An area on your thigh, neck, or just below your collarbone will be cleaned. A thin electrical wire will be inserted into a blood vessel in that area.
The electrode will be passed through the blood vessel and into your heart. Your doctor will be able to see the progress of the catheter with the help of x-rays on a screen. The tip of the electrode can send electrical signals to your heart. The signals will make the heart beat at different speeds. Your heart rhythm will be recorded to look for abnormalities. The tip of the electrode can also record electrical activity at specific spots in your heart muscle.
The length of the test will vary based on what your doctor is investigating. The test may take 2-4 hours or more to complete.
If the doctors induce an arrhythmia, you may feel palpitations, shortness of breath, chest discomfort, or you may even lose consciousness. The medical team can usually control arrhythmias with medicines, but they may need to administer a shock to stop some rhythms. If they need to do this, you will receive more sedation so that you do not feel pain.
If your doctor does not need to do additional procedures, you may be able to go home after about six hours. However, you may need to remain in the hospital for up to 24 hours if additional procedures are done during the study.
The results of the study may be available before you leave the hospital or in the next few days. Your doctor will notify you if you need any treatment.
When you return home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
Call your doctor if any of the following occur:
If you think you have an emergency, call for medical help right away.
American Heart Association
Texas Heart Institute
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
University of Ottawa Heart Institute
Electrophysiology studies (EPS). American Heart Association website. Available at:
http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/Arrhythmia/SymptomsDiagnosisMonitoringofArrhythmia/Electrophysiology-Studies-EPS_UCM_447319_Article.jsp. Updated December 10, 2012. Accessed May 6, 2013.
Electrophysiology study (EPS). Stanford Medicine website. Available at:
http://stanfordhospital.org/cardiovascularhealth/arrhythmia/overview/diagnosing/eps.html. Accessed May 6, 2013.
Electrophysiology studies. Texas Heart Institute website. Available at:
http://texasheartinstitute.org/HIC/Topics/Diag/dieps.cfm. Updated August 2012. Accessed May 6, 2013.
Warning signs of a heart attack. American Heart Association website. Available at:
http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/HeartAttack/WarningSignsofaHeartAttack/Warning-Signs-of-a-Heart-Attack_UCM_002039_Article.jsp. Updated March 22, 2013. Accessed May 6, 2013.
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by EsmeHarris » Fri Aug 29, 2014 12:32 pm
by hikerbrian » Thu Jun 13, 2013 7:46 pm
by Roger » Wed Jun 12, 2013 7:39 am
hikerbrian wrote:Hi all,I'm leaving for Tanzania in a few weeks, and I think I'll try and get a climb of Mt. Meru in. I'm not interested in a guide service, and I have plenty of backpacking experience in the US, elevation up to 14.5k'. We're a group of 3 fit 30-somethings. Some questions:1. Can we rent sleeping bags and a tent, or would we be better off bringing our own (which would be a hassle to cart around for the rest of our trip)?Renting a sleeping bag will not be a problem, just bring your own liner. No tent required. All accommodation is in Huts.2. Can we plan on getting a spot in the huts, or do they need to be reserved way in advance?If booked with an operator there will not be a problem3. Water. I'm planning to bring a steri-pen or a filter, but are there water sources available?Water is available at each camp, steri pen is a good back up4. Toileting. In my backpacking experience, I've always just found a protected spot a little ways off the trail and dug a hole. Is this possible, or are the huts the place that one should "take care of business"?Please use the toilets at each hut.5. Does a decent map of the mountain exist? Online, all I can find is cartoony schematics.Just how detailed do you want? Everyone follows either of two paths from the Momela gate to Miriakamba Hut. Bottom route best. Mt Meru Map 6. We're planning to just pack our own food as if it's a regular 4-day backpacking trip anywhere else. Any reason not to do this?Yes good idea.7. Related question: Planning to take a Whisperlite International backpacking stove. Will I be able to find white gas/Coleman fuel?Yes in Arusha town8. Transportation. We fly in to Kili airport - is it difficult to hire a ride to the park gate?No by yourself hire a taxi, with tour company transport provided.Thanks for any and all advice. I'm sure Kili is an amazing climb, but we have neither the money nor the inclination to rub shoulders with so many people. So Meru seems like a good choice. Cheers!
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Some days ago my account was deprived of all write permissions in the Zimbra Wiki, because of "Spamming of External Links".
While I know that my Userpage and User-Notes contained some links to my company's website, I couldn't manage to find any informations about the Editing Rules for the wiki. I tried to contact the Community support both via mail and feedback form, but I didn't get any answer.
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