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Rafael Nadal, who had fun with some fans at the Palma de Mallorca airport before taking off for Abu Dhabi yesterday, was spotted looking his usual engaged self at a pre-event presser for the Capitala World Championship.
It seems the Spaniard would rather be anywhere else on this New Year's Day, but I'm sure the appearance fee (and the possible $250K for actually winning this thing) will make everything MUCH better.
What the hell is Rafa thinking now???
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Thursday, January 1, 2009
PHOTO OP: Rafa looking completely engaged in Abu Dhabi pre-event presser - so what's new?
Labels: Abu Dhabi, photo op, Rafael Nadal, tennis
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- AnonymousJanuary 1, 2009 at 1:06 PM
If Rafa trying to eat his hand wasn't freaky enough, the direction the tip of his ring finger is going is giving me the creeps.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 1, 2009 at 1:41 PM
Rafa's bendy fingers are legendary. Not only his ring finger, ALL his fingers can bend every which way; there are tons of pics showing it.ReplyDelete
He actually has exactly the same hands as his paternal grandfather, who is a musician and an orchestra conductor.
- AnonymousJanuary 1, 2009 at 3:50 PM
I read on his website that he spent nye on the plane. I have to say I kind of love this scruffy unshaven just got out of bed look. The hand gnawing is a bit strange though - the guy is seriously lacking in any self consciousness.ReplyDelete
*thinks back to the exposure of his ass-ets*
That's not always a bad thing!
LOL. I hadn't seen your post when I posted Rafa pics at my site. Love that we picked the exact same ones.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 1, 2009 at 6:36 PM
ahaha! the 2nd one down of nadal and fed in one pic is cracking me up :PReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 1, 2009 at 10:27 PM
Nadal's press conference pics are always hilarious. The different expressions on his face always remind me of Mowgli, from The Jungle Book, not Ashlee Simpson's baby, of course.ReplyDelete
Awww, too adorable again. I'm thinking jetlag, too.ReplyDelete
The hand eating is kinda weird, but then: wouldn't it be much creepier if he were just plain perfect?!
And I love when he plays with his hair.
The Mowgli comparison is kinda true! And OT: What is wrong with that Simpson woman?! Naming her child Mowgli? This is so mean. Wanna be funny, Ashlee? Why not name your child Bart? :\
C Note: Shit happens!ReplyDelete
anon 1:27 - Yes his pressers are classic just because of his facial expressions. I'd love to be in there just once.
Sonja: The finger biting is just one of his lovely nervous tics like the wedgie picking. Mowgli is so gross - celebs live in their own world so I guess all their strangely-named kids will all hang with each other. Then, their names won't seem so strange anymore..."Mowgli meet Apple..."
I'm sure I had something tangible to say, but his lips on the second to last one have my mind whirling.ReplyDelete
b2012: that's my fave one too...he looks 4ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 3, 2009 at 9:01 AM
LMAO he does look like Mowgli in the second picture! It's too cute.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 4, 2009 at 6:03 AM
I do agree that he looks oh so interested in being in Abu Dhabi as the rest of them, but they know that the money will get shorter in this credit crunch year, so they have to take what comes their way.ReplyDelete


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text: Jen, all good advice here. Eating healthy is hard, it takes mental determination for alot of people. That's a good trick BSA mentioned with water instead of sweets! I like that and am going to use it. Also keep in mind not to cut out sweets and stuff you like completely, it will cause you to binge later on that and ruin alot of hard work. I have 3-4 starbursts a day. Red and orange of course


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Written By Guilford College Sports Information Dept.
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Twelve of the top-20 NCAA Division III men's golf teams ranked in the final 2012-13 Golfstat.com Relative Rankings square off Sept. 22-23 in the Tournament Town Championship Preview at the Grandover Resort.
The 18-team event previews the 2014 NCAA Division III Championships, which will be held at Grandover Resort May 13-16. The fall and spring tournaments are co-hosted by the Greensboro Sports Commission and Guilford College.
Ten-time national champion Methodist University earned the top spot in the final 2013 Golfstat.com rankings and finished third in last year's NCAA Division III Championships behind the University of Texas-Tyler and Transylvania University.
Transylvania, alma mater of Guilford head coach Corey Maggard, is one of five teams headed to Greensboro after finishing seventh or higher in the national championship.
Guilford was 13th in the final 2013 Golfstat.com rankings after its 17th-place NCAA finish. Greensboro College placed 11th at last year's national tournament and stood 19th in the final Golfstat.com rankings.
This year's 36-hole tournament is played on the par-72, East Course at Grandover Resort in southern Greensboro. Following Saturday's practice rounds, teams will enjoy dinner at the nearby Sedgefield Country Club, hosted by the Piedmont Triad Charitable Foundation, which organizes the Wyndham Championship, Greensboro's annual PGA Tour stop.
School Location 2013 NCAA Finish Final 2012-13 Golfstat.com Ratings
Averett University Danville, Va. 33
Berry College Mt. Berry, Ga.
Centre College Danville, Ky. 24
Christopher Newport University Newport News, Va. 21
Emory University Atlanta, Ga. 4 7
Greensboro College Greensboro, N.C. 11 19
Guilford College Greensboro, N.C. T17 13
Gustavus Adolphus College St. Peter, Minn. 7 6
Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington, Ill. T9 5
LaGrange College LaGrange, Ga. 17
Methodist University Fayetteville, N.C. 3 1
Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln, Neb. T17 27
Oglethorpe University Atlanta, Ga. 23 8
St. John's University Collegeville, Minn. 6 4
University of St. Thomas St. Paul, Minn. 19 18
Transylvania University Lexington, Ky. 2 3
Whitworth University Spokane, Wash. 21 26
Wittenberg University Springfield, Ohio 13 12
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ASIST 2012 Annual Meeting
Baltimore, MD, October 26-30, 2012
Information Search Characteristics of First-Year Medical Students
Dinara Saparova
Monday, 6:30pm
This study aimed to investigate the relationships between information needs of first-year medical students and search strategies they used to address those needs during online information searching. Students' information needs focused around two categories of questions - general medical and diagnostic - and were pursued through a variety of online searches. Searches for general medical knowledge aimed to find information that was known to exist and resulted in the known-item search tasks. Searches for diagnostic knowledge required finding several pieces of information that needed to be put together to answer a question and resulted in subject search tasks. Remote observations demonstrated that students' searches for general medical information were short, quick, and did not require investment of a significant time or cognitive effort. Diagnostic searches, in contrast, consisted of multiple search moves, were time-consuming, and required a lot more thinking. Students per-formed both types of searches in indexed medical databases and Google but used them differently. Students' search pat-terns were visualized. Such way of presenting the findings allowed for a quick overview.


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Membership to Sheen Falls Country Club is exclusive to the owners of the houses and townhouses being built in this exceptional location. This is not only about having a luxurious home, this is equally about having the pleasure of all the amenities, facilities and services already offered by Sheen Falls Lodge, located in one of the most breathtaking parts of Ireland.
Whether you are entertaining guests 'at home' and wish to have one of the Hotel's chefs come and cook in your own home; if you want to have a relaxing Yon Ka treatment in the health club or would like a leisurely picnic drive in one of our vintage cars - all of these facilities and services are available for you to enjoy.
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- Marion Bartoli on whether she was happy for Rafael Nadal after his Wimbledon victory
That's cold-butted. Apparently, the Frenchie idolizes Roger Federer and actually cried for him after the match.
Oh Marion, get a grip - he doesn't need your tears. You know what does, though? Your falling career.
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Grantee Spotlights
Domestic Violence Grantee Spotlight
2015: Korean American Family Service Center
The Korean American Family Service Center (KAFSC) is a leading, nonprofit organization that supports and empowers adults, youth and children to lead safe and healthy lives based on dignity, compassion and mutual respect. The organization is committed to preventing and ending domestic violence and sexual assault by providing counseling, education and advocacy programs for individuals and families in the New York Tri-State area in a culturally and linguistically appropriate setting.
The AVON Foundation for Women has supported and funded the development of the Self-Sufficiency Program at KASFC. The program aims to give disadvantaged women a second chance for a new start by encouraging and helping initiate the drive to improve job readiness, increase socialization, and improve the self-esteem of domestic violence sexual assault victims.
Through English classes, tutoring, career support, and referral services, in the past year, the Self-Sufficiency Program has engaged more than 200 women in the New York tristate community.
Domestic Violence Grantee Spotlight
2015: NYC Healthy Relationship Training Academy
In partnership with the Avon Foundation for Women, the Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence works to prevent violence and promote healthy teen relationships through the NYC Healthy Relationship Training Academy.
In NYC, more than 1 in 10 teens in dating relationships report experiencing physical violence at the hands of their partner. The NYC Healthy Relationship Training Academy was established in 2005 to provide educational and skills-building training for adolescents, parents and organizations that provide services to young people.
The Academy offers workshops on the topics of dating violence and healthy relationships for adolescents, young adults and parents. Each workshop is facilitated by two trained Peer Educators and consists of highly interactive activities designed to encourage discussion and critical thinking about the challenging topic of relationships.
On average, the Academy provides 30 workshops every month for approximately 500 youth participants in settings such as after-school programs, faith communities, juvenile detention centers, GED programs, schools, and runaway homeless youth programs. Today, the Academy has been able to provide over 2,100 workshops across all of New York City and has reached over 41,000 young people.
Domestic Violence Grantee Spotlight
Battered Women's Justice Project (2014)
The Battered Women's Justice Project is one of the few domestic violence programs in the country with demonstrated experience in engaging military and domestic violence organizations to build a coordinated military-civilian response to domestic violence crimes committed by military personnel.
The Avon Foundation for Women has supported the development of an e-learning course, "Safety at Home – Intimate Partner Violence, Military Personnel, and Veterans." This course increases the capacity of advocates to work more effectively with military-related victims and to address the issues of veterans during batterer's treatment. It also offers insight and support to social service and mental health practitioners who are working with these victims and their families.
The online course, which supplements the Department of Justice-funded program, "Building Effective Civilian Responses to Military-Related Victims of Intimate Partner Violence¸" is comprised of eight modules. Each self-paced module includes mini-lectures, case studies, practice scenarios and self-assessment. The following modules are currently available online:
- Context of Violence
- Risk and Danger
- Combat Stress
- Co-Occurring Conditions and Intimate Partner Violence
We will continue to update our links as more modules become available.
Breast Cancer Grantee Spotlight
Food & Friends
For the past decade, Food & Friends has been transforming the lives of those facing breast cancer and their families through its "Pink Ribbon Delivery Program." The program has provided 1 million home-delivered, nutritious meals and specialized nutrition support to more than 2,250 breast cancer clients and their families in the Washington D.C. metro region, the majority of whom live in poverty.
The impact this program has had on its community comes in large part because of the support of the Avon Foundation for Women, which has contributed $3.63 million since 2001 and was the major source of initial funding behind the program. In 2013, as a result of funding provided by the Avon Foundation, Food & Friends will home-deliver more than 196,000 meals to more than 500 clients, including its 1 millionth meal.
"Many clients living with breast cancer have families to support and are emotionally and financially stressed," says Executive Director Craig Shniderman and 10-year Avon Walk participant, better known at times as his drag queen counterpart, "Ivanna Beat Breast Cancer." "Our services provide a safety net for many who are ill and in need. The life-sustaining meals we provide to our clients not only offer vital nutrition, but also crucial stress relief from the many burdens of living with a serious illness."
Food & Friends is a regular participant in the Washington DC Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. The organization recruits Walk teams, cheers Walkers along the route, and caters lunch on the second day of the Walk — not to mention making between more than 5,000 cookies for D.C. Walkers.
Breast Cancer Grantee Spotlight
Georgetown Lombardi
Comprehensive Cancer Center
The Avon Foundation for Women provides funds to the Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, part of Georgetown University Medical Center and Georgetown University Hospital, to conduct cutting-edge research and provide screenings and care for women facing breast cancer.
Dr. Bassem Haddad, associate professor of oncology, studies genetic changes in healthy cells that may be involved in causing cancer. The Avon Foundation has provided $700,000 to fund Dr. Haddad's team to develop new ways to screen for the earliest changes in the breast — by screening fluid directly from the breast, called ductal lavage.
Dr. Haddad is examining the cells collected in breast fluid and looking at changes — so-called metabolomic and micro-RNA markers — to see if these markers can improve breast cancer screening and early detection. His pioneering work was selected to be presented at the 2013 American Association for Cancer Research annual meeting in April 2013.
The cornerstone of the community work — founded in partnership with Lombardi, MedStar Health and Avon Foundation — is the Capital Breast Care Center (CBCC).
The CBCC was established because of unacceptably high mortality rates from breast cancer in the D.C. area, particularly among minority women. With Avon support totaling $6.5 million since its founding in 2004, CBCC reaches out to the community and helps navigate women into getting screened, and if needed, into treatment.
Today, CBCC serves 2,000 women each year, most of whom do not have health insurance and who have not had a recent mammogram.
Photo: Dr. Haddad and Luisa Matos Do Canto, a member of his group, analyze the data from the breast ductal fluid studies conducted in his lab at Georgetown University and funded by the Avon Foundation.
Domestic Violence Grantee Spotlight
Honor Our Voices (2014)
More than half of the residents of battered women's shelters in the United States are children1. To combat this, an innovative online training program, Honor Our Voices, aims to elevate children's voices, so that domestic violence service providers may better hear, understand, and respond to the children and families they serve.
The project was created by the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse (MINCAVA) and the Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare at the School of Social Work at the University of Minnesota, with grant support from the Avon Foundation for Women.
Honor Our Voices features a range of online stories, told by children who have experienced domestic violence firsthand. Website visitors gain invaluable information about child exposure to domestic abuse.
"This learning experience is informed by some of the best practitioners and researchers in the field," says Jeffrey Edleson, former professor of social work at the University of Minnesota and one of the world's leading authorities on children exposed to domestic violence. "It provides a unique focus on the needs of children from the children's perspectives."
The stories on the website are composites of real-life experiences and are told through a combination of diary entries, pictures, and audio clips. Alongside each entry, current research and effective practices related to the content are highlighted.
"With information gained from this site, professionals will be able to better respond to the needs of these children," Edleson says. "And it is freely available for those professionals working on the front lines to complete at their own pace while sitting at their desk or at home."
Practitioners and advocates are invited to visit the site for new tips and perspectives in working with this vulnerable population.
1National Network to End Domestic Violence, 2010
Domestic Violence Grantee Spotlight
Safe Horizon (2014)
The Avon Foundation for Women awarded a $250,000 grant to Safe Horizon in August 2012 to expand its Child and Family Traumatic Stress Intervention (CFTSI) program, which provides counseling intervention services to children who have been affected by domestic violence.
The expansion of the CFTSI program will support the more than 3,000 children living in Safe Horizon domestic violence shelters throughout New York City. Programs such as these ensure children who have witnessed family violence will have access to services that reduce traumatic stress.
"With these funds, we will be able to reach many more children who've become victims of domestic violence," said Ariel Zwang, CEO of Safe Horizon. "[We will be able to] provide the interventional counseling services that are vital to their futures."
Safe Horizon is the largest victims' services agency in the United States, with more than 50 locations touching the lives of 250,000 children, adults, and families affected by crime and abuse throughout New York City each year. Since 1978, Safe Horizon has provided a wide range of comprehensive support to victims of domestic violence, child abuse, human trafficking, rape, and sexual assault, as well as homeless youth and families of homicide victims.
Breast Cancer Grantee Spotlight
San Francisco General Hospital
The Avon Comprehensive Breast Care Center at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH) Medical and Trauma Center is the entry point for most patients at the hospital who require breast evaluation. Since 2011, the Avon Foundation for Women has awarded the Avon Comprehensive Breast Cancer Center more than $22.2 million for breast cancer research, community outreach and education, and "safety net" medical care. Each year, the center serves more than 21,000 patients, many of whom are uninsured and come from underserved minority populations.
Through the support of Avon Foundation funding, SFGH:
- uses a mobile mammography outreach van (a "mammovan")
- built an imaging center
- quadrupled its screening capacity
- increased free counseling and testing for ethnically diverse women
- developed a DVD on cancer risk
Avon Foundation-funded research at SFGH includes tissue banking, laboratory research, and behavioral research on topics such as decision-making support, clinical trials barriers, and access to information.
SFGH has a Women's Cancer Network that provides financial and social support, and it also trains patient navigators, including Spanish-speaking navigators. Support groups at SFGH include the Circulo de Vida "Anjelitas program," which pairs Latinas diagnosed with breast cancer with Latina breast cancer survivors; and Cancer Awareness Resources and Education (CARE), which provides education and psychosocial support to cancer patients who receive their medical care at SFGH in English, Spanish, and Cantonese.


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The University
Registration, Fees, and Deposits
Academic Policies and Procedures
Student Affairs
Libraries and Other Academic Resources
Ex-Students' Association
Historical Sketch
The idea of a university for Texas is as old as the state itself. The Declaration of Texas Independence includes in its indictment of the government of Mexico the charge that it "has failed to establish any public system of education, although possessed of almost boundless resources (the public domain), and although it is an axiom in political science that, unless a people are educated and enlightened, it is idle to expect the continuance of civil liberty or the capacity of self-government." In accordance with the doctrine thus proclaimed, the first Constitution of the Republic declares it to be the duty of Congress "to provide, as soon as circumstances will permitÉa general system of education."
Attempts to establish a University of Texas were made by the Congress of the Republic and then by the state legislature in 1837, 1839, 1858, and 1866, but the times were unpropitious and the idea failed to become a reality. The Constitution of 1876 again called for the organization and maintenance of "a university of the first class to be located by a vote of the people of this state, and styled 'The University of Texas,' for the promotion of literature, and the arts and sciences, including an agricultural and mechanical department." This constitution also established an endowment of one million acres of land in west Texas, which was increased in 1883 to two million acres. In 1881, the legislature again called for the organization and location of the University and for the appointment of a Board of Regents to be entrusted with its establishment and government. Among the provisions of the act were the limitation of the matriculation fee to $30, the admission of men and women on equal terms without charge for tuition, and the injunction that no religious qualifications should be required for admission to any office or privilege connected with the University and that no sectarian instruction should be given therein.
By popular election in September 1881, the Main University was located at Austin and the Medical Branch, at Galveston. The academic and law departments were organized, and on September 15, 1883, the University was formally opened in the incomplete west wing of the old Main Building.
Over the next century, work in other fields was added to that offered by the academic and law departments. The College of Engineering was added in 1894; in 1906, the School of Education; in 1909, the Division of Extension; in 1910, the Graduate School; in 1922, the School of Business Administration; in 1924, the College of Physical Activities; in 1938, the College of Fine Arts; in 1948, the Graduate School of Library Science; in 1950, the Graduate School of Social Work; in 1951, the School of Architecture; in 1965, the School of Communication; in 1970, the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs; and in 1976, the School of Nursing. The current organization of the University is described in the previous section.
Until 1895, the chairman of the faculty was the chief executive officer of the University. Professor J. W. Mallet was chairman for the opening year,1883-1884; then Professor Leslie Waggener until the summer of 1894; then Professor Thomas S. Miller for 1894-1895. In 1895, the office of president was created, and has been filled as follows:
The University of Texas System is governed by a board of nine regents, selected from different areas of the state, nominated by the governor, and appointed with the advice and consent of the senate. Subject to supervision of the Board of Regents and the authority it has vested in administrative officers, the governance of the University of Texas at Austin is the responsibility of the General Faculty. A complete statement of the duties of the officers and a description of the organization and authority of the General Faculty, the faculties of the colleges and schools, divisions, and departments, are published in the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Regents for the Government of the University of Texas System.
As a public institution, the University of Texas at Austin receives part of its income directly from the state. The constitution prohibits any appropriation from the general revenue for the construction of buildings, but appropriations for equipment and operating expenses have been made by each legislature since 1889. An additional source of income is the Permanent University Fund, which consists of revenue from the two million acres of land in west Texas granted to the University and its branches in 1876 and 1883. The land has been leased since 1884 for grazing and other purposes; since oil production began there in 1923, income from mineral leases and royalties has also been added to the fund. Income earned by the Permanent University Fund is called the Available University Fund. One-third of the Available Fund is dedicated to the support of the Texas A&M University System, and two-thirds to The University of Texas System for operating expenses and permanent improvements.
Fees paid by students are a third source of income, and the proceeds of endowment funds donated by individuals and organizations provide important additional support to research and teaching at the University.
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By Mary Milliken and Eric Kelsey
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – For all the talk about newcomers raising the game of television, the industry on Monday chose to bestow its top Emmys on the long-running shows "Breaking Bad" and "Modern Family" and long-time television actors who held off challenges from film stars.
"Breaking Bad," AMC's unlikely tale of a teacher-turned-drug kingpin Walter White, won the night's biggest honor, the Emmy for best drama series, for the second year in a row while lead Bryan Cranston took best drama actor for the fourth time in that role.
It was a nostalgic vote of sorts for the series after it ended on the fifth season with widespread acclaim and devoted binge-watching fans. It held off the ballyhooed HBO anthology, "True Detective," the bayou thriller starring Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey and fellow film star Woody Harrelson, who Cranston beat.
"Thank you so much for this wonderful farewell to our show," said "Breaking Bad" creator Vince Gilligan, who also celebrated Emmy wins in best supporting actor and actress categories for Aaron Paul and Anna Gunn.
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"This is indeed a wonderful time to be working in television," Gilligan added. "I think you all know that."
"Modern Family," ABC's light-hearted take on contemporary family dynamics, won its fifth consecutive Emmy for best comedy series, leaving Netflix Inc's dark jailhouse comedy "Orange Is the New Black" as one of the big losers of the night.
The 66th annual Primetime Emmys took a somber turn toward the end to remember Robin Williams, the versatile actor and comedian who died two weeks ago in an apparent suicide at the age of 63.
With a lump in his throat and a tremble in his voice, actor Billy Crystal remembered the madcap performer as "the brightest star in a comedy galaxy" and concluded: "Robin Williams – what a concept."
There were plenty of laughs in television's biggest night, from Julia Louis-Dreyfus passionately locking lips with "Seinfeld" guest star Cranston to Melissa McCarthy asking if her car would be towed.
When asked about the prolonged smooch later, Cranston quipped: "I think it's not a question of 'why?,' more a question of 'why not?'"
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First-time Emmys host, comedian Seth Meyers, took early pokes at the stalwart broadcasters facing edgy competition from Netflix, the first outlet to win acclaim for original content streamed online with political thriller "House of Cards."
But this year's Emmys, handed out by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, signaled that there was still plenty of love for the likes of ABC and CBS, particularly in the realm of comedy.
ABC's "Modern Family" made history by tying 1990s NBC sitcom "Frasier" for the most comedy victories.
"'Modern Family' has been a big, beautiful dream for the last five years and we thank you for not waking us up," said series co-creator Steven Levitan.
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Although the big broadcasters did not have a horse in the race for best drama, Julianna Margulies won best drama actress for her role as lawyer Alicia Florrick in CBS's "The Good Wife."
"I feel like this is the golden age of television, but it's also the time for women in television," said Margulies. "I feel very grateful to be here."
Jim Parsons won his fourth lead acting Emmy for playing the pedantic nerd Sheldon in the CBS comedy "The Big Bang Theory," and Louis-Dreyfus won her third consecutive Emmy for her role as the foul-mouthed, gaffe-prone U.S. Vice President Selina Meyer on HBO's political satire "Veep."
"I love the idea of being powerful and powerless at the same time, it mirrors Hollywood in some ways," said Louis-Dreyfus of her Selina character.
In other comedy awards, comedian Louis C.K. won his second writing award for his FX show "Louie," and Stephen Colbert's Comedy Central fake news show "The Colbert Report" won the Emmy for best variety program for the second consecutive year.
The miniseries "Fargo," based on the cult film from the Coen brothers, gave FX Networks its first Emmy for a program, but actors from the critically acclaimed miniseries lost out on awards despite being heavy favorites, especially lead actor Billy Bob Thornton.
HBO's "The Normal Heart" earned best TV movie honors for its depiction of the early fight against AIDS.
The premium cable outlet HBO, owned by Time Warner Inc, scored more Emmys than any other network with 19 wins out of its 99 nominations. But it failed to win big in top-line categories and its fan favorite, the medieval fantasy "Game of Thrones," lost out again in the drama race.
One of the big surprises of the night was "Sherlock: His Last Vow," which won a total of seven Emmys for the U.S. public broadcaster PBS, more than any other show.
For the first time in some 40 years, the Emmys were moved up from their usual Sunday night spot in September so as not to conflict with NBC's ratings-powerhouse "Sunday Night Football" and MTV's Video Music Awards.
The Emmy awards saw a sea of red and white gowns with sleek silhouettes on Monday, as television's top talent channeled golden age glamour for Hollywood's first red carpet of the major awards season.
Red, often a risky choice as it can disappear into the color of the carpet, was the favored tone for stars such as "Veep" nominee Julia Louis-Dreyfus in a column halter Carolina Herrera and "Homeland" star Claire Danes in a vermillion embellished Givenchy dress.
"Mad Men" ladies Christina Hendricks opted for an asymmetric vermillion Marchesa gown with gold accents and January Jones went for a full-skirted strapless Prabal Gurung gown. "Big Bang Theory" actress Kaley Cuoco opted for a strapless Monique Lhuillier with pink floral motifs, while Mindy Kaling wore a sleek custom Kenzo gown.
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"Red is a vibrant, easy way for celebrities to wear colors that we've seen in fashion over the past year," said Eric Wilson, fashion news director of InStyle magazine.
To juxtapose the red, some stars opted for bold jewel hues, such as Allison Janney in a royal purple strapless Nicolas Jebran gown, "Orange is the New Black" star Samira Wiley in a yellow Christian Siriano column dress and her fellow star Taryn Manning in a vintage gold Azzaro strapless gown.
"The Voice" judge Gwen Stefani chose a silver skirt and top combo with gold metal accents by Versace, while Amy Poehler picked a silver low-cut metallic gown by Theia.
"This is the sexiest red carpet at the Emmys in years," Wilson said. "Fashion has elevated in the last few years, celebrities are owning the fashion and taking chances."
Monochrome tones remained a popular choice to stand out on the red carpet. "House of Cards" nominee Robin Wright led the all-white line with a backless white Ralph Lauren jumpsuit, while "Orange is the New Black" nominee Taylor Schilling wore a cream halter-neck beaded Zuhair Murad gown, saying she loved the comfort of the style.
Michelle Dockery opted for a cream dress with pops of blue and green by Rosie Assoulin, a trend also favored by "Girls" star Alison Williams in an off-white full-skirted Giambattista Valli gown.
"Masters of Sex" star Lizzy Caplan wore both black and white with her halter Donna Karen gown, while "The Good Wife" actress Julianna Margulies spun a twist on black with a beaded Narciso Rodriguez column dress.
Sarah Paulson created red carpet drama with a black Armani Prive strapless gown that had exaggerated overlay of embroidered netting, which got the star caught on hedges lining the red carpet. Julia Roberts skipped the long gown trend for a short leg-baring sequined navy Elie Saab dress.
And then there are the outfits that split fashion critics, which this year was "Girls" star Lena Dunham's pale pink shirt and multi-tiered full skirt by Giambattista Valli.
Wilson praised Dunham for taking a risk, saying "Lena looked amazing, it's really fun color trend and with features, it's bubbly and fun, very much her personality."


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President Bill Clinton Named Howard University's 2013 Commencement Speaker
WASHINGTON (HNS) – President Bill Clinton will deliver the Commencement address at Howard University on Saturday, May 11, on the Upper Quadrangle of the main campus, President Sidney A. Ribeau announced today.
"We are thrilled that President Clinton has agreed to deliver this year's Commencement address," Ribeau said. "As a preeminent leader, humanitarian and advocate, his extraordinary global work and commitment to public service will inspire the class of 2013 as they prepare to make their mark on the world."
William Jefferson Clinton was the first Democratic president in six decades to be elected twice – first in 1992 and then in 1996. Under his leadership, the country enjoyed the strongest economy in a generation and the longest economic expansion in U.S. history, including the creation of more than 22 million jobs.
After leaving the White House, President Clinton established the William J. Clinton Foundation with the mission to improve global health, strengthen economies, promote healthier childhoods and health and wellness, and protect the environment.
In addition to his Foundation work, President Clinton has served as the top United Nations envoy for the Indian Ocean tsunami recovery effort and as the UN Special Envoy to Haiti. Today, the Clinton Foundation is supporting economic growth, capacity building, and education in Haiti.
President Clinton was born on August 19, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas. He and his wife former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton have one daughter, Chelsea, and live in Chappaqua, New York.
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If you or a loved one is experiencing stroke symptoms, call 911 and get to the nearest stroke center.
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Kenmore Mercy Hospital
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Kenmore, NY 14217
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Mercy Ambulatory Care Center
3669 Southwestern Boulevard
Orchard Park, NY 14127
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Mercy Hospital of Buffalo
565 Abbott Road
Buffalo, NY 14220
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Lewiston, NY 14092
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Two million brain cells die every minute during a stroke, increasing risk of permanent brain damage and disability, such as trouble moving, speaking or thinking, or death.
Treatment, called a tPA, can be given within the first three hours after symptoms start and can reduce the effects of stroke and reduce permanent disability. Less than 5% of patients who would be eligible for tPA receive it. Why? Because they waited too long to seek attention.
Acting fast to get medical attention can save a life and limit disabilities.
In case of a stroke, go to the nearest stroke center. Once you are stabilized at your nearest stroke center, you may be transferred to Mercy Hospital, the area's only Comprehensive Stroke Center, if you require complex procedures.
By circling the Buffalo region with high quality stroke services, Catholic Health hopes to make a significant impact on one of the leading causes of death and disability in the area.
Western New York's Only Comprehensive Stroke Center
If you or a loved one experiences a stroke, trust Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, the area's only Comprehensive Stroke Center, to make every second count.
As a Comprehensive Stroke Center, Mercy Hospital can treat the most complex stroke cases, with highly specialized staff, equipment and facilities.
No other hospital in Western New York and fewer than 100 hospitals in the nation are Comprehensive Stroke Centers. Learn more.
More Designated Stroke Centers Than Any Other Health System in WNY
Catholic Health has more designated stroke centers than any other system in the region, giving you emergency treatment that's close to home.
These hospitals have all been named Designated Stroke Centers by the New York State Department of Health:
- Kenmore Mercy Hospital
- Mercy Hospital of Buffalo
- Mount St. Mary's Hospital (also an Accredited Chest Pain Center)
- Sisters of Charity Hospital
In most cases, patients admitted to Designated Stroke Centers:
- Are seen by a physician within 15 minutes of arrival in the ER
- Receive a CT scan within 25 minutes
- Receive CT results and lab results in 45 minutes
- Receive clot-busting drugs within 60 minutes of arrival or three hours of symptom onset
Recognition for Quality Care
The American Heart Association and American Stroke Association have recognized Kenmore Mercy Hospital, Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, and Sisters of Charity Hospital and its St. Joseph Campus for quality stroke care.
These hospitals met specific quality achievement measures for the diagnosis and treatment of stroke patients at a set level for a designated period. These measures include aggressive use of medications and risk-reduction therapies aimed at reducing death and disability and improving the lives of stroke patients (Kenmore Mercy Hospital Awards, Mercy Hospital Awards, Sisters Hospital Awards).
Certified Advanced Primary Stroke Center
In addition, Kenmore Mercy Hospital has been awarded a special certification from the Joint Commission for its stroke care program. Certified Advanced Primary Stroke Centers are held to high standards for quality, safety and patient care outcomes. (Kenmore Mercy Hospital Awards)
There are a number of risk factors that can put someone at a higher risk of having a stroke. These include, but are not limited to, high blood pressure; a medical history that includes heart disease, diabetes, or stroke; and high cholesterol.
Cholesterol, Pulse Oxygen, Body Mass, and Blood Pressure Screenings
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If your dog or cat is over the magic year of seven, though, now is the perfect time to get him into a regular program of exercise.
Inside your aging pet, metabolism is slowing, organ function (including brain function) is slowing, and the response to disease via the immune system is not what it was when he was a youngster. In addition, senior dogs may need to urinate more frequently and thus need more walks.
It is very easy to watch our senior dogs or cats lie around snoozing. They look so content and they have done so much for us. But you would be surprised what good a little exercise will do your senior - how it can improve quality of life and perhaps even slow the progression of aging, including the advancement of dog arthritis.
Exercise stimulatesall tissues as it increases blood flow. Tissues become oxygenated and toxins are removed from them more readily. In addition, exercise helps bowel function enormously. This is especially important in older pets.
Without adequate use, muscles weaken and atrophy. This becomes a vicious cycle - as exercise decreases, the muscles weaken and the less they can do.
Making sure your senior gets enough exercise may seem like a difficult task, but try one or more of the following tips:
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text: Home Culture Jason Collins: Black, Gay and a Real Man The NBA player has paved the way for all young gay men experiencing his same struggle for self-acceptance. By: Edward Wyckoff Williams Posted: April 30 2013 5:23 PM 0 Jason Collins and Ioannis Bourousis of Emporio Armani Milano (Roberto Serra/Getty) (The Root) -- The measure of man is not easily calculated, nor apparent to the eye. Assessing character requires levers of the heart and mind -- rendering scales wholly useless. Martin Luther King Jr. posited that the ultimate measure was to be determined not by where a man stood in times of comfort and convenience but, rather, in times of challenge and controversy. It seems there are still such men -- and they are giants. At 7 feet and 255 pounds, NBA center Jason Collins -- a 34-year-old professional whose career has taken him to the NCAA Final Four and Elite Eight, nine playoffs in 12 NBA seasons and two NBA Finals -- has often been, quite literally, the biggest man on the court. In a world that defines masculinity and virility in terms of strength, size, speed and ferocity, it is serendipitous that Collins has become the first active major American professional male athlete to come out as gay. In a word, it shatters outdated stereotypes and offers a much-needed alternative to the sometimes innocuous (sometimes cartoonish) caricatures of gay men. "I'm learning to embrace the puzzle that is me," Collins wrote in an exclusive column for Sports Illustrated. Collins, who played with the Boston Celtics and Washington Wizards this past season, received overwhelming support from fans and colleagues. President Barack Obama, an avid basketball fan, called Collins personally to commend his "courage." First lady Michelle Obama sent a message via Twitter, "We've got your back!" NBA Commissioner David Stern issued a statement expressing pride that Collins "has assumed the leadership mantle on this very important issue." Fellow NBA stars and former teammates showed solidarity, including Kobe Bryant, whose infamous anti-gay slur two years ago landed him a $100,000 fine. The response is, no doubt, encouraging for a man who admits that he had lived his entire career in fear and chose to keep his secret, in part, out of loyalty to his teammates -- saying simply that he decided "not to let [his] personal life become a distraction." For lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youths and aspiring athletes, this is admittedly a watershed moment, and one that can lead to greater acceptance. It follows, of course, a positive and changing tide in Americans' perceptions of gay people and gay rights. The U.S. military's decision to allow gay soldiers to serve openly and President Obama's support for marriage equality have brought these issues into the mainstream. Until now, professional male sports has remained the final bastion of a "Don't ask, don't tell" culture that is tacitly homophobic. By any measure, therefore, Collins' announcement is both a personal and collective triumph. But the sad truth underlying his story -- despite the fanfare that it is deservedly receiving -- is that there are far too many friends, siblings and colleagues among us who still suffer the suffocating darkness of the closet. Even in 2013. Can you imagine living a life in which those closest to you didn't even know you? The most touching revelation Collins shared was that his twin brother, Jarron, was "astounded" at his coming out. A brother with whom he has spent his entire life, and who followed him to Stanford and into the NBA, had no clue that his brother was gay. "It takes an enormous amount of energy to guard such a big secret," Collins wrote. "I've endured years of misery." Perhaps the culture of professional sports is partly to blame -- asking a kind of sacrifice that seems almost commonplace for gay youths -- by demanding silence and conformity. But there are millions who won't ever aspire to that level of fame, yet whose demons are still real, and whose nightmares come in the daytime. Fear of losing friends, being rejected by family or becoming the target of bullies -- from the classroom to the boardroom -- make many young men and women feel that they have no choice but to live a lie. For Collins the journey to self-acceptance has begun, but his work of being a gay man within the NBA could well be coming to an end. ESPN analysts spent much of yesterday debating whether Collins' age, dwindling stats and the revelation of his sexual orientation could create a trifecta that makes it difficult for him to find a home on another team. As a newly minted free agent seeking to enter his 13th season, he would already have found his options to be limited. Being gay could complicate matters, since locker room morale would be a consideration in contract negotiations. However, most analysts agreed that there is a shortage of men with Collins' size and experience -- as such, there will always be a need for a 7-foot center. Pro athletes like the NBA's John Amaechi and NFL's Esera Tuaolo both came out after their careers had ended. What makes Collins' journey special, therefore, is the possibility that he may still don an NBA jersey and score before screaming crowds. That would make him the true game changer. But what must not be lost in celebrating Collins' historic announcement is the fact that there remains an epidemic of LBGT people for whom the misery and pain have not gone away. According to California State University research (pdf), gay youths who have experienced bullying or rejection from family and peers were eight times more likely than heterosexual youths to attempt suicide. They were six times more likely to suffer from depression, three times more likely to use illegal drugs and at higher risk for HIV and other STDs by the time they reached their early 20s. The Suicide Prevention Resource Center estimates (pdf) that between 30 percent and 40 percent of the nation's LGBT youths have attempted suicide. And research conducted at Rutgers University found that young gay African-American males were particularly challenged in coming out because they were forced to navigate the intersecting oppressions of racism, homophobia and sexism. There is no doubt that American society is evolving -- increasingly becoming a safer place in which to live and love out loud. Having gay and straight allies from the Oval Office to the NBA stadium will help change perceptions and, in time, public policy. Yet the struggle continues and activists are needed -- especially for minorities -- so that other young black men won't feel constrained to wait and speak after 34 years of fear and doubt. "I knew that I was choosing the road less traveled," Collins wrote yesterday, "But I'm not alone." And that's the real lesson: He is not alone. Edward Wyckoff Williams is a contributing editor at The Root. He is a columnist and political analyst, appearing on Al-Jazeera, MSNBC, ABC, CBS Washington and national syndicated radio. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre 0


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On-Site parking and public transportation options are explained by the Miami Parking Authority. Watch Now »
The easiest option for parking at Marlins Park! Park close to the action by pre-purchasing your space!
The Orange Bowl had crowds of 70,000 fans with just over 3,000 on-site parking spaces. Marlins Park will only hold 37,442 fans at its maximum capacity, and features close to double the amount of on-site spaces! Here's what you need to know:
* Please remember that the only way to guarantee on-site parking at Marlins Park is to PRE-PURCHASE YOUR PARKING. By purchasing a parking space with your tickets, you are guaranteed to have a parking space in one of the four garages or one of the six surface lots surrounding the ballpark. You will know exactly where to go, where to exit and our parking attendants and the City of Miami Police force will ensure that you get in and out quickly and that your vehicle is secure at all times.
If you have not purchased parking with your tickets, you can now purchase parking separately.
*Please note that for most games we expect on-site parking to be sold out by game day or even earlier. For these games, day-of-game parking on-site will therefore NOT be available. The surest way for you to get parking is to click the button below to pre-purchase a parking pass for one of the On-Site parking garages or lots.
New in 2015: The Home Plate Garage, Third Base Garage, as well as the East 1, West 1 and West 2 lots are prepaid parking ONLY. All remaining lots will be available for purchase on day of game.
* ADA Accessible spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis within the four On-Site parking garages and the following surface lots: West 1, West 2, East 1, East 2 and East 3.
Surface Lot W3 is used as a community baseball field on non-game days and the surface lot is a grass field not suited for ADA Parking.
Park anywhere along the Miami-Dade Metrorail system, exit at Culmer Station and enjoy the dedicated Express Shuttle to the ballpark!
With two stops within a mile of Marlins Park, Miami-Dade Metrorail provides options for Marlins Park guests who would rather park away from the ballpark and enjoy the ride!
The low-stress option for those who would rather park away from the ballpark and enjoy the ride!
Take Tri-Rail from Palm Beach or Broward County to get to day games by connecting to Metrorail and the Express Shuttle to the ballpark!
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Code Digger is a Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2012 and 2013 extension that analyzes possible execution paths through your .NET code. The result is a table where each row shows a unique behavior of your code. The table helps you understand the behavior of the code, and it may also uncover hidden bugs.
Through the new context menu item "Generate Inputs / Outputs Table" in the Visual Studio editor, you can invoke Code Digger to analyze your code. Code Digger computes and displays input-output pairs. Code Digger systematically hunts for bugs, exceptions, and assertion failures.
Out of the box, Code Digger only works on public .NET code that resides in Portable Class Libraries. Read the Getting Started tutorial to learn how to apply Code Digger.
Under the hood, Code Digger uses the Pex engine and Microsoft Research's Z3 constraint solver to systematically analyze all branches in the code, trying to generate a test suite that achieves high code coverage.
Code Digger is the first extension from the Pex team at Microsoft Research for Visual Studio 2012 and 2013. Stay tuned for future extensions that bring more aspects of the rich experience of the Pex Visual Studio 2010 Power Tools to the latest version of Visual Studio. If you have feedback for us, or bug reports, feel free to write an email to the Pex team at Microsoft Research. If you have used Pex before, let us know if you are missing a particular feature.
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Transplace updates its TransMATCH co-shipping service
November 13, 2013
Non asset-based third-party logistics (3PL) services provider Transplace recently announced that it has expanded its TransMATCH co-shipping service, which provides its customers and partners with the opportunity to consolidate freight through collaboration with multiple shipper companies and increase delivery frequency to targeted customers while keeping costs in check.
Transplace cited myriad benefits of TransMATCH, including: transportation costs savings; reduced working capital; inventory improvement; greater order fill rates; more frequent deliveries; increased flexibility to support customers; reduced dock congestion and delays; and reduced carbon footprint.
In an interview with LM at the Council for Supply Chain Management Professionals Annual Conference in Denver, Matt Menner, Transplace senior vice president, strategy, said that the genesis of TransMATCH goes back to 2010, through a relationship between Transplace Mexico and Daltile, a manufacturer and marketer of ceramic tile and natural stone products used in residential and commercial design and construction.
"We started to find opposite freight characteristic shippers and ended up matching freight with them and then when we found an appropriate amount of freight volume moving in complimentary lanes we started an operating relationship with them and we became the orchestrator of all the freight movements and began with test loads that have gone from hundreds to now thousands with this execution model," he said.
Other companies also involved in the early stages of TransMATCH cited by Menner were Whirlpool and Mexico-based Convermax.
This initiative went from a pilot to a production operation and was then subsequently branded and commoditized by Transplace, he said.
Menner said there are two versions of TransMATCH. One is based on co-located manufacturing with a buffer warehouse that provides flexibility to pull, mix, and match product for optimal loading and then goes on to distribution channels.
The other version, which Menner said is beyond pilot and into production later this year and into 2014, focuses on consumer packaged goods going to retail, with primary launch customers including Colgate, Del Monte, and Clorox, among others.
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Published: Sunday, August 25, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, August 24, 2013 at 11:42 p.m.
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This gallery stimulates a child's imagination and encourages exploration and creative play. After a trip through the Children's Playhouse, young chefs can enjoy nutrition-oriented role play in the kitchen center while little engineers operate the wooden train. Puzzles, books, and games provide plenty of additional opportunities for learning and fun!
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This is an original Dell SCSI tray, with dell part number (1F912) and four screws to mount your SCSI hard drive in a Dell PowerEdge 1550, 1650 or 1750 Server or Dell PowerApp 120 - Used Pull
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News: Seventh Place For Men's Swim At Pasadena Invitational
In previous years, the Pasadena City College men's swim team has used its Pasadena Invitational as a revealing tuneup to good things at the South Coast Conference Championships and CCCAA State Championships. After the Lancers' seventh place finish at the 13th edition of their invitational on April 5-6, it is hard to gauge what will happen for some of the squad's top swimmers.
Stephen To, the defending state champion in the 200-yard butterfly, twice was beaten to the wall in the 200 and 100 butterfly events. In the 200, Diablo Valley swimmer Monty Randall beat To by just .07 of a second as To settled for second at 1:56.13. In the 100 fly, Randall also beat To at the finish, but by a longer .52 of a second mark. To swam 52.06. To placed fifth in the 200 individual medley at 2:03.21.
In the 200 backstroke, Lancer freshman Michael Chiodo placed fourth at 2:05.26. Chris Anderson took seventh place in the 3-meter diving (169.20 points). John Darrin Smith was ninth in the 200 breaststroke (2:25.63).
Diablo Valley won the men's team title, it's first Pasadena Invite title since 2008. The Lancers moved up a spot in the 15-team event from last year when they took eighth.
The Lancers are looking to have at least one conference individual champion for the 10th straight season April 18-20 when they participate in the South Coast Conference Championships at Chaffey College. To and Chiodo go in as favorites in a few of the swims.
Anderson will dive at the SCC Diving Championships on April 12-13 at El Camino College. Scoring for diving is included in team scoring at the SCC swimming finals.
[Photo--John Darrin Smith dives into the Aquatic Center pool at the start of an event at the 13th Pasadena Invitational Friday, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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