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- The lower pH is because the high glycolytic activity that produces acids equivalents in the cell, the higher T° is because the cell is continously replicating, this process needs and releases energy. Also, the increased glycolytic flux araises the T° of the cell.
- A wealth of experiential evidence exists through tissue culture, in that we know that the same cell type in different species will metabolize at a different rate and with different byproducts; pH in tissue culture media is obvious and instantly assessed through a color change from pink to yellow. For instance, rat fibroblasts are very acidic compared to mouse, and media need to be changed more frequently.
A more rapidly expanding culture also will deplete nutrients (including oxygen) more quickly -- naturally, if oxygen is limited the Krebs cycle in the cell breaks down glucose incompletely to produce lactic acid. Also, an overseeded population (too many cells plated) will produce the same effect. Once a population plateaus and reaches confluence, its metabolic demand also decreases. Most tissues in the body are stable and aren't constantly dividing and growing; a tumor, on the other hand, is highly active, with the associated heat and byproducts.
Furthermore, a tumor in situ may be recognized by the immune system (e.g. by cytolytic T-lymphocytes) which can react to it with leukocyte infiltration causing inflammation. And lastly, a tumor is likely to have caused intense neovascularization (see Judah Folkman's research on angiogenesis), and perfusion through the microvasculature is the body's principal means of heat transfer.
So, overall at least three major scenarios exist: the fundamental cell metabolism of rapidly dividing cells; the immune response of inflammation; and tumor angiogenesis.
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- last sentence should of course read "...do have lactic acid as the dominant form..."
- I think the fact that solid tumors end to be hypoxic should also be taken into acount: In hypoxia, the mitochondrial O2 consumption rate and ATP production are reduced, which hinders inter alia active transport in tumor cells. Specifically, major effects of the reduced production of ATP are 1) collapse of Na+ and K+ gradients, 2)
depolarization of membranes, 3) cellular uptake of Cl−, 4) cell swelling, 5) increased cytosolic Ca2+ concentration, and finally, 6) decreased cytosolic pH, resulting in intracellular acidosis in tumor cells.
- This was described by Warburg back in 1920s but has been put on the shelf alot of the time due to him being funded by the third reich and describes how tumor cells are more glycolytic active than normal cells and TCA cycle activity is reduced. This would have several benefits to the tumor cells as pyruvate would, instead of entering TCA cycle, be shunted towards purine/pyrimadine synthesis thus driving DNA replication and inturn proliferation. The inactivity of the mitochondria could also play an inhibitory role in instrinsic apoptosis as the loss of mitochrondrial membrane potential COULD inhibit the release of Cytochrome C.
There is a new paradigm shift as its been demonstrated that in BCC it appears the stromal fibroblasts are removing their mitochondria via autophagy, undergoing glycolitic pathway but then passing high energy metabolites onto the tumor cells, coined the "reverse Warburg effect". http://www.breastcentre.manchester.ac.uk/Michael_Lisanti/Reverse_warburg_effect
How do we demonstrate this in situ?
- Andrew, I repeat by error the vote up and was subtracted my vote, and I cannot repair this.
The cancer cell lost (or no acquire) the proteins and RNA of functionality. Haven´t hypertrophy and haven´t specialization. Only use DNA and RNA for replication. Not developed RNA and proteins of complete functions (because the relationship of functionality with rest of body, (secretory activity, development of the cell periphery, contraction, complete metabolism because the functionality, apoptosis, etc.)).
They have progression of G1 phase without control. (No inhibition of Rho, and no proteins of complete functions).
- Cancer cells in solid tumors operate in a low oxygen environment, 1-2 %, and this stabilizes Hif1a leading inter alia to increased expression of LDH-A and PDK1, and thus increased diversion of glyolytic pyruvate to lactate, the mitochondria generally remain functional as shown by oxygen uptake rates, which remains high even at 2% O2. The mitochondria (at least some of them) also are coupled, even if not 100% and produce ATP at a rate similar to that from lactic fermentation of glucose by burning other sources, notably glutamine and in some cases at least, fatty acids (both obligate aerobic processes). The mitochondria must remain active if pyrimidine rings are to be synthesized for proliferation (orotate dehydrogenase is a mitochondrial enzyme).
Both glutamine and glucose also provide anabolic precursors for proliferation as well as generating metabolic energy.
Cancer cells are also the great survivors, and adapt metabolism to the prevailing conditions of hypoxia (see above) and nutrient deprivation, in which maintenance and repair processes are spared, utilizing in the short term autophagy and turnover of internal stores.
There remain many aspects for cancer cell survival and proliferation to be discovered, no doubt
- The link between cancer and oxygen is clear. In fact an underlying cause of cancer is low cellular oxygenation levels. In newly formed cells, low levels of oxygen damage respiration enzymes so that they cells cannot produce energy using oxygen. These cells can then turn cancerous.
- The cancers with the highest growth rates had the highest fermentation rates. The slower a cancer grew, the less it used fermentation to produce energy.
Due to higher rate of cell differentiation, there is irratic and uncontrolled growth where the oxygen supply is lower. Hence the tumor cells undergo anearobic respiration resulting into formation of lactic acid. This event changes the pH profile of tumor cells (acidic i.e., lower pH) when compared to the normal cells. Moreover, the temperature also rises due to continuous cell growth and differentiation to liberate energy.
Dear all, as clinician -ignorant of molecular issues- I have a naive question to ask. O2 tension in capillaries is quite low in many tissues: at enterocyte in colon (I read) it is 4%, and in cartilage 0,1%, far lower than the 1% I read for tumor (which ones?). Hence, it is low O2 by definition. I have difficultis finding NORMAL/usual concentration in non-tumoral tissues. Moreover, I read that stem cells proliferate preferably in low O2 tension, and that cartilage growth requires high glucose. Malignancy in cartilage is not frequent, in my experience (I'm not a specialist). email@example.com
Dear all, your discussion has been very interesting. Can somebody refer me to suitable literature on what type of cancer tissues show increased temperature and to what extent? Also if there is any source of temperature of different cancer types.


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Shaheen Malik Akhtaruzzaman emigrated to the U.S. from Bangladesh in 2004. Whereas he had owned a restaurant in his native village, in New York he got a job as a busboy at Planet Hollywood, in Times Square. On his breaks, he would go visit the two famous (and Vendy-nominated) Bangladeshi carts nearby – Kwik Meal and Biryani Cart. Shaheen began working at Biryani cart, and then, several years later, opened the first Bangladeshi cart in Lower Manhattan, where he runs 3 carts, most famously at Liberty Street and Broadway. He, his wife, and three kids recently bought their first home, in Jamaica Estates, Queens.
Hard Times Sundaes food truck was opened by chef-owner Andrew Zurica after his brick and mortar restaurant, Luncheonette, was destroyed during Hurricane Sandy. Despite being away from the Manhattan crowds in Mill Basin, Andrew's burger truck has earned Zurica numerous write ups (NY Times, Thrillist, BK Mag) for being one of the city's best burgers, and the truck was recently featured on Esquire's The Next Great Burger. The signature burger, "the hard times burger" is a single, double or triple burger with American cheese, caramelized onions and thick cut hardwood smoked bacon, on a buttered and grilled potato roll that soaks up the right amount of flavors from the grill. Think you've tried the best burger ever? Andrew would claim you haven't tried Hard Times Sundaes.
Guandong Cheong Fun is a neighborhood legend cooking up Cantonese steamed rice noodles known as "cheong fun" from a pushcart in the heart of South Brooklyn's Chinatown (61st Street & 8th Ave). Traditionally eaten for breakfast, cheong fun are made using a thin rice batter topped with meat or vegetables, and then steamed, rolled, and cut into noodles. Husband and Wife team Ri Xin Kuang and Xiao Juan Yu decided to bring the flavors of southern China, where Kuang honed his skills making cheong fun in restaurants, to New York City when they started in 2012. They pride themselves on using fresh ingredients to make each rice noodle roll to order topped off with a selection of homemade sauces.
Last year's Rookie of the Year Winner is back to compete for the big one. Snowday describes their food as "Gourmet Lumberjack," and is the city's first farm-to-truck food truck. Their menu features a maple grilled cheese, local beef neck, maple smoked spare ribs and a seasonal selection of pickles, salads and vegetables. Snowday Food Truck is as inspiring as it is delicious. The truck is run by Drive Change - a New York based organization that uses the food truck industry to train, employ and empower young people who are coming home from jail and prison so they can access new opportunities and live bright futures.
Known to all of Astoria as the Souvlaki Lady, Elpida Vasiliadis' greek food cart is nothing short of an institution. For twenty-five years the Souvlaki Lady has served on the corner of 33rd Street and Ditmars Boulevard in Astoria, Queens. Vasiliadis celebrated recipes are those she learned from her grandmother. Vasiliadis was part of the emergence of Greek food in New York City — when she started serving souvlaki the only people who knew what she was serving were Greek immigrants. Now she serves to everyone in the neighborhood, who can't stop coming back for the taste of Greece.
Lawrence Mach's Coney Shack cooks up Southeast Asian inspired tacos, hot dogs, grilled cheeses and quesadillas on Coney Island. The beach goer's favorite is known for their Vietnamese beef short rib taco, their beer battered crunchy fish taco, and their Chikka Dog - an Asian inspired riff on the Coney Island classic. Open since 2013, Mach has garnered a name for himself and Coney Shack's beach front offerings.
Kaya NYC is the latest food cart to serve gua baos, popcorn chicken and other Taiwanese street food goodies in downtown Manhattan and in Dumbo. Inside the tiny steel cart chef-owner David Li master authentic Taiwanese food with a modern twist, with the goal of bringing the flavors of Chinatown, Flushing and Sunset Park to office dwellers. Their specialty baos menu include pork belly, shredded chicken, peking duck and fried tofu.
Lil Zeus Lunch Box earns its name from the small blue cart serving Greek food daily in Midtown West on 49th Street and 6th avenue. Chef-owner Jerry Maravelakis and his business partner hail from Queens and are proud to serve the Greek food they grew up eating from their parents generation. Despite being new on the scene, this little cart packs a mean punch with notoriously long lines producing generously portioned charcoal grilled souvlaki.
Grzegorz Gryzlak and Przemyslaw Motyka's Old Traditional Polish Cuisine Food Truck is a sleek new truck that offers traditional and authentic pierogi in varieties such as potato & cheese, and kraut & mushroom + the signature Grilled Kielbasa sausage. Gryzlak and Przemyslaw have been featured on CBS and in Zagat for their menu that offers throw-back homestyle comfort food. The Old Traditional Polish Cuisine Food Truck has became a destination for eaters looking for food reminiscent of their Polish grandmothers, and eaters who are new to Polish fare alike.
Shuka truck is a delicious creation that sprouted from the passion of Chef Gabriel Israel and the sharp business minds of his two partners, Josh Sharon and Solomon Tarabouli. Shuka Truck slings chef Israel's take on shakshuka - a multitude of varieties including the traditional (the red), the green - made with asparagus and zucchini, and the white - made with smoked eggplant and seasonal mushrooms. Shuka's offerings are available as a platter or as sandwiches. The 100% Kosher truck hovers around midtown and the financial district.
Chef owner Myo Lin Thway's Burmese Bites has been drawing crowds for his Burmese food at Queens Night Market and other markets around the city. Burmese Bites is known for their palatas - a hand stretched thin pancake - as well as Shwe Taung Kaukswe (noodles salad), vegetable fritters and shaved ice. Thway was convinced by a fan to open his business after making palatas for a church fundraiser where they were a crowd pleaser, and has been serving his burmese food, something that's surprisingly hard to come by in this large city, since!
Shortly after the New York Times awarded Carnitas El Atoradero a "Critic's Pick," Denisse Lina Chavez's landlord hiked her rent, putting her South Bronx restaurant out of business. The Times praised her authentic, homestyle Mexican cooking, as have numerous other outlets. Serious Eats called Chavez's cooking, "the Mexican Home Cooking We've Been Waiting For." Chavez's offerings include a rotation of specials, such as mole poblano, oaxaca cheese stuffed pig trotters, and albondigas. Carnitas El Atoradero has now found a home Sundays at our own Vendy Plaza.
Home Frite is well known for their never ending line at Smorgasburg, their hand-cut french fries and inventive dipping sauces. This crowd favorite was started by Ian Vernon in his apartment test kitchen in 2013 before being joined by chef Crystal Lingle and entrepreneur Maxwell Hawk. The stand boasts an impressive array of sauces from avocado, tomatillo, arugula and greens sauce to a home-made malt vinegar aioli.
Upon moving to New York City, native Southerners Adam & Clay couldn't help but notice the lack of authentic Cajun/Creole cuisine in the Big Apple. After a few years of working in and exploring the culinary scene of New York, it became clear that something had to be done! The Gumbo Bros was founded in 2014, and the Bros first began serving at the popular Madison Square Eats food festival in Madison Square Park. After a successful run, they then expanded to the Broadway Bites Food Festival at Greeley Square in Midtown and the Columbus Circle Holiday Festival in Central Park along with pop up events at music festivals and street fairs.
For Jonathan Batista, Your Panadas is all about love. A native New Yorker, Jonathan quit his pharmacy job to start something special - a unique take on empanadas that reflects his family's Caribbean roots. Jonathan learned to cook by watching his Panamanian grandfather and carries on that legacy today. Among his offerings are a savory curry chicken, spicy mac-n-cheese with chorizo, and the one that has everyone screaming - an ice cream empanada drizzled with dulce de leche. Your Panadas can be found every Sunday at our very own Vendy Plaza.
Matt Pace, a NOLA native now residing in Brooklyn, has been eating and making beignets his entire life and developed his Booqoo Beignets recipe that woos the crowds with fluffy butteriness. For those who want the extra twist, Booqoo also serves unique caramel dipping sauces in classic NOLA flavors such as praline and chicory coffee. Matt is proud to bring one of the sweetest parts of New Orleans' deep culinary history and culture to the rich food landscape of NYC.
Maple bacon cupcakes and boozy pastries are just a small sampling of the offerings at Butter & Scotch, the creation of Keavy Blueher of Kumquat Cupcakery and Allison Kave of First Place Pies. The duo's confections have been a hit at Smorgasburg and have garnered the attention of the New York Times to Bon Appetit and Refinery 29. The team has recently opened a bakery and bar in Brooklyn's Crown Heights.
Evan Feldman knows that people love doughnuts - a quintessential American snack that makes every customer smile - and has put a spin on his specialty by making it snacksized and impossible to resist. Doughnuttery produces small-sized cake doughnuts that pack an incredible amount of flavor in their sugary toppings - from international inspirations (try the "Paris Time" sugared with lavender, pistachio, and vanilla) to more traditional tastes (the classic cinnamon sugared doughnut). Doughnuttery can be found at markets around the city, including Chelsea Market and Broadway Bites!
Started earlier this summer by friends CK, Rich and Jinwon, Play J's Ice Cream has exploded onto the food blogging world and into the hands of happy-go-lucky New Yorkers. Play J serves soft serve chocolate and vanilla ice cream in a special J shaped puffed corn cone that has taken over the South Korea ice cream scene and has a Cap'n Crunch throwback flavor. The duo's colorful truck drives around SoHo with a side banner proclaiming that it's "time for J'scream." Try walking down the street with this in hand without a ton of curious looks!
Katherine Sprung, the chef-owner of Squish Marshmallows is a former DJ, tech startup entrepreneur and currently works as a voice over artist. But her passion is creating marshmallows that bring a smile to her customers' faces. Her marshmallows celebrate unique flavors, fulfilling every palate from childhood favorite combinations, to sophisticated, grown-up confections. Squish can be found at HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival, Artist & Flea Markets, Hester Street Fair, the New Museum, and the Vendy's own Vendy Plaza in Spanish Harlem.
Hector Palaguachi has worked as a vendor for 6 years in Washington Heights. Originally from Ecuador, he has an interest in language and speaks a little Arabic, French, Chinese, and Korean. Hector decided to be a vendor because he wanted to be his own boss, and support his four children. The juice he will be serving is called "Morir soñando" or "to die dreaming." Hector's secret recipe for the traditional Dominican drink, whose name is based on a song which goes "if I have to die, I'd like to die dreaming", includes orange juice, milk, cane sugar, and a little secret touch.
Catalina came to NYC from Oaxaca, Mexico 16 years ago, and has spent the past year working as a tamale and drink vendor in Washington Heights, outside the 191st Street Train Station.. She enjoys cooking, which she learned from her mom back in Oaxaca, and vends to support her 5 children. Her specialty beverages are Champurrado (a chocolate-based warm and thick Mexican drink, prepared with masa de maíz) and arroz con leche (a warm milky rice drink, typically had for breakfast).
The super cute tiki bike & coconut cart company CoCo & Co was started by two friends from across the globe who met in New York City. Luke McKenna, a journalist from Melbourne, Australia, and Yair Tygiel, an entrepreneur from Northern California were inspired to team up to start CoCo & Co after the success of their individual coconut carts. Luke had operated one in Toronto, and Yair had been operating one in Brooklyn. The duo's combined operation includes an online storefront for their original spiced coconut oil and tiki carts operating around the city, such as at Vendy Plaza!, and catering private events. Coco & Co will be bringing their unique coconut meat and coconut oil smoothies to the Vendys.
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Megan Bailey started as a drink vendor initially as Smorgasburg food stand Frittering Away. One weekend Bailey began to serve a strawberry basil lemonade alongside the food and knew she was doing something right when she sold out in five minutes. In 2012, Megan Bailey branched out to her own business, renamed Renegade Lemonade, and began to focus solely on beverages. Renegade Lemonade serves inventive flavors of lemonade such as peach mint, and watermelon jalapeno. Renegade Lemonade also recently collaborated with 2014 Best Dessert winner Ice & Vice to serve ice cream floats at events such as Gay Pride and Bryant Park Movie nights.
Tea and Milk got off the ground at the LIC Flea in the summer of 2013, started by a trio of long time friends who wanted to create the perfect bubble tea. The trio tasted many other bubble teas and with making a different concept in mind, started using a unique on the spot brewing technique to make their perfect bubble tea. The ingredients are all natural and does not contain any powdered teas or concentrate. Tea and Milk eventually expanded into a variety of teas and serve over fifteen different tea beverages (including Roasted Oolong, Hibiscus Flower Peach, and Taro Milk Tea).. Through a wide support of fans and customers, the widely celebrated fixture of outdoor markets has recently expanded to a brick and mortar outpost in Astoria in 2015 and can still be found at markets across the city.
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Marco A. Carrión is the Commissioner of New York City's Community Affairs Unit, which serves as a direct link between the Mayor and our city's neighborhoods. Through the Community Affairs Unit, Commissioner Carrión is able to bring together community groups, non-profit organizations, civic associations, and concerned citizens to address and rectify the issues facing residents of the five boroughs. The son of a public school teacher and a community activist, Commissioner Carrión has deep roots in New York City, possessing a keen understanding of our city's diverse communities, and the respective needs of the neighborhoods and constituents he represents.
@foodbabyny was born out of @mikejchau's love of food and his family. As the tag line for the Instagram account states, it's simply the "best food in NY with the cutest baby in NY". It chronicles the eating adventures of Matt, now 2 years old, and his parents Mike and Alexandra, who just recently moved back to Mike's hometown of Forest Hills, Queens, NY, after initially raising Matt in the Financial District of Manhattan. The Chaus eat all over NYC at lots of the newest restaurants, with lots of the posts being heavily influenced by Mike's sweet tooth (i.e. lots of ice cream and doughnuts shots). The best part of the whole Instagram account experience for them has been meeting so many new people, both restaurant/business owners and foodbaby followers, and even more so, the ability to spend so much time together as a family.
Glenn Harris grew up in Coney Island with three brothers and a mother who loved to cook. In 1995, Harris was recruited by Jonathan Waxman, then the corporate executive chef of Ark Restaurants, to take over the company's popular Museum Café. In April 2001, eager to open his own restaurant, Harris opened Jane, which quickly became a Greenwich Village neighborhood favorite. In 2007, after the success of Jane, Harris opened The Smith, a bi-level American brasserie in the heart of the East Village. Soon after opening the landmark location of The Smith, Harris expanded with two more locations, The Smith Midtown, opened 2011 and The Smith Lincoln Center, opened fall 2012. All locations continue to feature his accessible, seasonal cuisines but have unique features that embrace the neighborhoods in which they reside.
Claus Meyer has been a gastronomic entrepreneur for more than 30 years. Claus Meyer is an affiliated professor at Copenhagen Business School and co-founder of the Melting Pot Foundation. He has inspired a generation to rediscover local Nordic produce through his portfolio of businesses, cookbooks, TV shows, lectures and agenda-setting viewpoints. He continuously strives to push his dream of unfolding the potential of indigenous food cultures worldwide, exemplified by the co-founding of previous Worlds' Best restaurant Noma, Copenhagen as well as Restaurant GUSTU, La Paz. In August 2015 he moved to New York City with his family to open a food court and a restaurant in the city's iconic Grand Central Terminal and to establish a charitable culinary school and cafeteria in Brownsville, an underserved, economically challenged neighborhood in Brooklyn.
Hailed as a "Food Guide Maven" and the "Guru of Grub" by New York Times and CNN respectively, KF Seetoh is seen a champion of comfort street food culture, buzz and business. After a decade of professional stints in the media industry, KF Seetoh put a lucrative photography business aside and founded Makansutra in 1998. He has published food guides, curated The World Street Food Congress, develop and manages food courts (currently consulting for the Bourdain Market) , and has done a few shows on TV (his current Food Surprise series airs on TLC). He was accorded and recognized as Singapore's Food Ambassador by then President Mr SR Nathan.
Maya Sittisuntorn began learning about the culinary arts as a child growing up in Bangkok, Thailand. There she developed her skills and appreciation for food when she was sent to learn traditional Thai fruit and vegetable carving. In her worldly travels, she was exposed to various cultures and traditions; these experiences have only furthered her interest in the culinary arts. After moving to NYC in 2010, she found herself working for the Michelin-Starred restaurant, Eleven Madison Park, and joined ChikaLicious in 2014, where she was brought under the wing of the renowned Pastry Chef, Chika Tillman. She accepted the exciting challenge of opening the newest ChikaLicious expansion in the West Village of Manhattan and currently serves as the Executive Pastry Chef and was recently named one of this year's Zagat 30 under 30.
A Jersey City native with a curating eye, Steph's passions for art, good eats, and live music are fueled by having New York City as her playground. After studying Communication Design at Parsons she moved on to a career in children's publishing. When not bedazzling princesses, Steph's on her bike in search of the perfect bite to make the journey worthwhile. She is thrilled and honored to be a Citizen Judge at the Vendy Awards this year. Want to tag along on Steph's urban adventures? Follow her on instagram @stephsumu or seesteph.com.
The 2015 event will be on Saturday, September 12th, 2015 from 12:30pm to 5:00pm at Governors Island. Governors Island is only accessible via ferry.
Getting to Governors Island
Ferries run from Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 6. Weekend afternoon ferries from Brooklyn and Manhattan are $2 round trip for adults. Morning ferries (10 AM and 11 AM) on Saturdays and Sundays are free for all. Children under 12 ride for free at all times and senior citizens' fares are half price. There is no surcharge for bicycles.
Visitors will be able to purchase ferry tickets at the Battery Maritime Building in Lower Manhattan or at Pier 6 in Brooklyn. Tickets will also be available for purchase online in advance. A full ferry schedule is available here.
Directions to the Governors Island Manhattan Ferry
The Governors Island ferry departs from the Battery Maritime Building located at 10 South Street, adjacent to the Staten Island Ferry in Lower Manhattan. The ferry terminal is accessible via:
- Subway: 1 to South Ferry station / 4, 5 to Bowling Green station / R to Whitehall St. station
- Bus: M6, M9, and M15
Directions to the Governors Island Brooklyn Ferry
The Governors Island Brooklyn ferry departs from Pier 6 in Brooklyn Bridge Park, at the foot of Atlantic Avenue. The ferry terminal is accessible via:
- Subway: R to Court Street / 4,5,2,3 to Borough Hall
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Finalists arrive with their carts/trucks and prepare their best eats for Vendy attendees and judges. Brooklyn Brewery Beer, Santa Cristina wine, and non-alcoholic beverages will be plentiful, with tables and chairs for the food-weary. There will be live music, performances, and a raffle, culminating in a short ceremony naming the award winners!
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Jenny Slate on Obvious Child
Jenny Slate was on NPR's arts and culture show, Bullseye, to talk about comedy and SNL and Marcel the Shell and her new movie, Obvious Child which is about a comedian (Slate) who gets pregnant after a one-night stand (trailer after the jump). Here's Slate talking about the movie and how it fits into the modern genre of the "abortion movie":
Gillian [Robespierre, the director] will say that she and her friends—and I'll group myself in that group—saw these movies like Juno and Knocked Up and thought, oh these movies are really funny and we like them, but we're also hoping to see a story that we haven't seen yet. And they decided to tell that story, which is a story where a woman decides to have an abortion and wants to have one and isn't hemming and hawing or biting her nails or feeling that it's a tragedy or feeling bad about herself for that specific reason. The movie is just a movie about a complex and, I think, pretty relatable human experience.
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Flashy, they're not. Star-powered, not exactly. Nationally heralded, hardly.
But no matter.
Stealthily but steadily, the Indiana Pacers have become contenders. Not just to make the playoffs, but to go in as a No. 1 seed.
That's how well they're playing.
Heading into Wednesday night's game at Philadelphia, their third in three nights, the Pacers were:
A half-game ahead of Chicago for the Central Division lead.
Three games behind Miami for the Eastern Conference lead.
Winners of 15 straight at home.
On a four-game winning streak.
Positioned to move higher up the East standings with 11 of their next 15 games at Bankers Life Fieldhouse
Surprised? If you're just now tuning in, you probably are.
And you're probably not alone.
Any number of distractions have kept eyes off the Pacers — not the least of which was their disappointing start back in November, which was about the time the Colts captivated the city and the NFL with their storybook season.
Then along came IU basketball. And Butler. And the NFL playoffs. And the Super Bowl.
Lost in the shadow of it all were the Pacers. They were 5-7 on Nov. 19. They were without their best player. Their new and improved bench was anything but. And the goodwill they'd built up from the previous season's thrilling playoff ride was gone.
But that was then. This is now.
Early season struggles clearly in their wake, the Pacers are not only winning, talk of a No. 1 seed is becoming something more than talk. Within the past week, they've strengthened their argument with victories against Miami and Chicago. They are 20-3 at home and play 19 of their final 33 games at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
That stretch easily could pave the way to the top seed if they continue to protect their home court and don't break down on the road.
But here's the intriguing and amazing part: The Pacers have accomplished everything without their best player.
Danny Granger has yet to play in the regular season with patellar tendinosis in his left knee, an unexpected blow that took the Pacers weeks to adjust to. But Granger was recently cleared for full-contact practice, and he is expected to return sometime before the Feb. 15 All-Star break.
The timing couldn't be better.
Yes, the Pacers have thrived with Paul George, David West and George Hill spearheading the offense. But no, Granger's return won't — or shouldn't — disrupt rhythm. Apart from providing obvious scoring, rebounding and defensive boosts, his return should strengthen the bench, which is where Lance Stephenson will return.
Stephenson has played especially well of late and will fortify a reserve unit that is still a work in progress but starting to come together. Offseason acquisitions Ian Mahinmi and D.J. Augustin have grown more comfortable in their roles; Tyler Hansbrough has provided more quality minutes than he did at the beginning of the season; and Orlando Johnson and Sam Young have filled in capably in spot situations.
With 33 games to go, the ball is now in the Pacers' court with regard to their postseason destiny. Two months ago, the playoffs weren't a certainty. Today, the only question is seeding. Will it be No. 3? No. 2? No. 1?
If you've been paying attention, stay tuned. If you haven't, tune in.
The show is worth watching.


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Has anybody used a product called "The Shield Deluxe" virus/spyware/adware software? A friend is thinking about getting this and wanted my opinion. I have never heard of it. I know some of the ads you see on the internet for spyware removal are actually spyware programs, so I am leary of it. Is this a legit virus protection program?
If I were him I would just use AVG or Avast!. They are free for home users.
I have never heard of it, like the last poster tell him to get AVG. Or if he really wants to buy something tell him to buy the AVG internet security suite
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If I were him I would just use AVG or Avast!. They are free for home users.
I have never been into "complete" packages. I like symantec corp edition but loathe the internet security edition. Symantec antivirus itself is ok. McCaffee Ive never liked. Panda is decent. But all in all you can get away with the free ones mentioned above and use other stuff for spyware. I have used adaware and sypboyt s&d for that in the past, but if you start out with a "clean" system Microsofts Windows Defender does a good job.
I find AVG anti spyware does a pretty good job. I have stopped using adaware and spy bot and just use that.
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Temecula Valley Time Machine, a youth track and field team, is having pre-season registration from 6-8 p.m. today at Pat and Oscar's in Temecula (29375 Rancho California Road).
Parents and children can learn more about the club and meet the coaches.
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Youth wrestling club
taking sign ups
The Stronghold Youth Wrestling Club is taking sign ups on Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. at Ultimate Pizza off Clinton Keith Road and 20 percent of dinner orders will be donated back to club if you mention Stronghold Wrestling.
The program is for boys and girls 5 years old and up and is open to beginning and advanced wrestlers.
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Girls ages U10 through U13 will try out today from 6-7:30 p.m. with check in at 5:30 p.m. Boys ages U10 through U13 will try out Friday from 6-7:30 p.m. with check in at 5:30 p.m.
Call 951-694-3254 or log on to www.temeculaunited.org for more information.
Masters Swim Club
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The TMEC Masters Swim Club – has openings for new members.
The club is an adult year-round fitness, training and competitive swim program. It is for adults who can swim at least 25 yards of freestyle) and will be held 6:15-7:45 p.m. Friday nights at Chaparral High School.
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WASHINGTON - Tim Hudson and Stephen Strasburg were so sharp, it became evident very early there would be little margin for error.
WASHINGTON - Ramiro Pena hit a two-run homer off Craig Stammen with two outs in the 10th inning and the Atlanta Braves came back to beat the Washington Nationals 6-4 Friday night, stretching their winning streak to seven games.
MIAMI - Evan Gattis hit a three-run homer and the Atlanta Braves completed their second consecutive three-game sweep when they beat the reeling Miami Marlins 8-0 Wednesday night.
MIAMI - Kris Medlen allowed only an unearned run in seven innings Tuesday night, and the Atlanta Braves earned their fifth consecutive victory by beating the punchless Miami Marlins 3-2.
MIAMI - Justin Upton went 4 for 4, including his sixth home run, and Paul Maholm allowed one hit in seven sharp innings to help the Atlanta Braves spoil the Miami Marlins' home opener Monday by winning 2-0.
ATLANTA - B.J. Upton led off the ninth inning with a homer and his brother Justin followed one out later with another long ball that helped the Atlanta Braves rally past embattled Chicago Cubs closer Carlos Marmol for a 6-5 victory Saturday night.
ATLANTA - Justin Upton hit his third homer in four games and Mike Minor pitched into the eighth inning to help the Atlanta Braves beat the Chicago Cubs 4-1 on Friday night.
ATLANTA - Cliff Lee allowed two hits in eight scoreless innings and the Philadelphia Phillies scored twice in the second inning to win their first game of the season with a 2-0 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night.
ATLANTA - Justin Upton, Jason Heyward and rookie Evan Gattis homered, helping Paul Maholm and the Atlanta Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9-2 on Wednesday night.
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Braves didn't wait long to show off their new power game.
ATLANTA - Freddie Freeman drove in three runs with three hits, including the first of three Atlanta home runs Monday night, and the Braves beat Cole Hamels and the Philadelphia Phillies 7-5 on opening day.
PEARL, Miss. - Dan Uggla's three-run homer cleared the left-center fence by a good 15 feet. A few pitches later, Chris Johnson's no-doubter sailed even farther, landing under the scoreboard and bouncing between fans.
INDIANAPOLIS - Mike Krzyzewski and Rick Pitino are finally doing an encore.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Paul Maholm extended his streak of not allowing an earned run to 24 2-3 innings as the Atlanta Braves beat a split squad of Houston Astros 2-0 on Thursday in the final Grapefruit League game for both teams.
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Being deceived by President Obama to think he was actually going to change things and work for the people, now we see he is all about growing government's control on prosperity.
I voted for Obama because I wanted change, I wanted him to clean up big corporations. Now I see he is lining the pockets of his friends at Goldman Sachs. I dun been Obamboozeled!
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Happy {Belated} Thanksgiving!
After cooking and cleaning for several days straight, I AM BEAT! I bet you are too! Our Thanksgiving was a success with a couple blunders here and there, but who's counting 😉 It was the first time we deep fried a turkey and our meat thermometer wasn't calibrated correctly. It must have been all those hot 120 degree summers we left the thermometer on the patio…heehee. But, all in all the food ROCKED and the guests had a great time (or at least I think they did)!
Here are some pictures of my tablescape! I HAD to include some crafty goodness, so I made stamped and letterpressed menus, wine charms, and placecards!
This Thanksgiving, I really tried to decorate with things I already on hand, but added some mini pumpkins that I found on clearance at Safeway, a couple acorn squashes from our veggie box this past week, and some wheat (also on clearance at Safeway)! I think all the extra details helped make the guests feel special and welcomed.
We ate.
Some of us drank.
We laughed.
It was an awesome time! I also made a kids table and forgot to take pictures….lol. I was able to snap these pictures before our guests arrived. I also intended to take pictures of Chris deep-frying our turkey, the guests, and "the spread", but was too caught up in the moment. Don't you love it when that happens! Sometimes it's just nice to get out from behind that lens and BE
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'Old Dogs' premiere raised $75,000 for area charities
Published: Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, November 23, 2009 at 1:09 p.m.
News and notes about Marion Countys favorite celebrity, John Travolta.
The Old Dogs movie premiere/gala in Ocala last week raised $75,000 for five nonprofit agencies, according to Moroch Entertainment.
John Travolta, Kelly Preston and their daughter, Ella Bleu Travolta, star in the Disney comedy, which opens this week. The three appeared at the Friday gala and signed autographs for hundreds of fans along the red carpet before attending the $250-per-ticket gala inside the Hollywood 16 theater.
The money will benefit the Jett Travolta Foundation, the Florida Highway Patrol Advisory Council, Project Hope, the Marion County Public Safety Assistance Trust and the Humane Society of Marion County. Travolta, who lives in Anthony, selected the charities himself, according to event organizers.
In the film, Travolta and Robin Williams play dedicated bachelors whose lives are interrupted when Williams ex-girlfriend, played by Preston, shows up with the couples twins, one played by Ella Bleu.
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Noodling Around: Nine Tasty Asian Spots
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The tight ramen menu here offers four choices: a bracing hot-and-sour soup marked by lemongrass and Thai basil; a green curry miso with pork, egg and vegetables; a garlic soy with egg, bok choy and bamboo shoots in a vegetable broth; and the Zuzu, a smoky dashi broth supporting the usual pork, egg and vegetable accoutrements. The noodles are tender enough to stand up to the varying flavors, while the glassed-in kitchen provides a place to rest the eyes. Sake is served in wooden boxes, and the atmosphere hits all the cleanly comfortable aesthetics that this Brooklyn neighborhood has grown accustomed to. The proprietors, after all, also own the nearby pub Sheep Station.


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I've been doing everything I can to safely get my body ready for delivery - EPO, RRL tea, yoga ball, walking, sex, but this kid isn't showing any signs of being willing to exit the premises!
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Life After MiSPP: Leslie SalmenMay 24, 2016
MiSPP strives to connect with alumni to find out more about the work that fulfills their passion for clinical psychology. "Life After MiSPP" is our new column that highlights the career journey of our grads. Name: Leslie Ann Salmen, TLLP, working toward CAADC (MA Class of 2014) Job Titles: Therapist-II (Access Manager) (Macomb County Community… Read More
Life After MiSPP: Elisabeth SmithMay 17, 2016
MiSPP strives to connect with alumni to find out more about the work that fulfills their passion for clinical psychology. We are starting a new feature column that will highlight grads to get all the details. Name: Elisabeth J. Smith, MA, TLLP, CTP (MA Class of 2015) Job Titles: Outpatient Mental Health Therapist and School… Read More
Sexuality in Later LifeJune 3, 2015
During the month of June we are featuring a series of posts focusing on aging from our aging-certificate faculty and current doctoral students to celebrate our new Certificate in the Psychology of Aging and Well-being. On June 22, 2015, MiSPP is hosting Dr. Manuel Sklar who will present "Better Choices For A Better Ending," a… Read More
My Use of Mindfulness in Clinical PracticeMay 4, 2015
When I was a very busy doctoral student, our curriculum director decided to test-drive a one-credit course called "Mindfulness." The entire cohort was rather chilly on the notion, given our already overloaded internship and course work schedules. Me, I was downright crabby about it, especially after seeing the syllabus with all the papers our instructor,… Read More
Following Your DreamsMarch 5, 2015
Almost seven months have passed since I graduated from MiSPP with my doctorate in clinical psychology. I still remember the day when I made my final decision to return to school despite being 59 years old with the clear realization that graduation wouldn't occur until I was at least 63 years old. While I contemplated… Read More
An Unexpected CallingFebruary 16, 2015
I am a mother, who lost her child to suicide. Yet, as a result of attending MiSPP and earning my doctoral degree, I have been able to rewrite my story of despair into a story of hope. As a licensed psychologist (LP) and certified advanced alcohol and drug counselor (CAADC), I have the knowledge and… Read More
Alumni Updates- February 2015
Judy Atkins (PsyD 2011) is now fully licensed in the state of Georgia. "The quality education I received at MiSPP was evident since I passed both exams on the first attempt, which completed my application process for full licensure. The state of Georgia is strict in granting licenses and Michigan School of Professional Psychology met… Read More
MiSPP Spirit WearJanuary 13, 2015
MiSPP spirit wear is now available! There are many color options (Not just what you see on the photo) and sizes available from small to 3X. Colors and sizes vary by style. Contact Amanda Ming or Natalya Hansen for info or to purchase, 248.476.1122.
Five New Year's Resolutions You Shouldn't Make This YearDecember 28, 2014
It's that time of year when we start thinking about our New Year's resolutions. In case you missed it last year, we are re-posting Dr. Jill Castro's blog so you know what kinds of resolutions are likely succeed. It's that time of year again: a clean slate, a fresh start, tabula rasa. The time of… Read More
Alumni UpdatesOctober 14, 2014
Angela Celeste May (MA 1994) published a book in 2009 based on her thesis research called Freedom: What Is The Experience of Living Without Negative, Self-Imposed Limitations? This October she is conducting a five week series on "Five Steps to Freedom: Tools to Unlock Your Full Potential" at the Southfield Campus of Oakland Community College…. Read More


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The Ford Fusion is the most reliable family sedan sold in America, according to Consumer Reports, while General Motors continues to move up in the rankings and Chrysler is showing signs of life.
The Ford Fusion is the most reliable family sedan sold in America, General Motors continues to move up in the reliability rankings and Chrysler is showing signs of life.
Those are among the results of Consumer Report's annual car-reliability survey, released Tuesday in Detroit.
While U.S. carmakers showed continued improvement, Asian carmakers remain the reliability powerhouses.
Toyota, despite recalling millions of vehicles in the past year, and Honda dominated the top of this year's survey. Toyota and Honda each led in five categories.
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Europeans lagged behind other carmakers in general with poor quality. Three European luxury brands, Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz, scored among the worst this year.
Ford was the only U.S. automaker with top scores, in two categories: family sedan (Fusion) and large SUV (Flex with EcoBoost). GM improved the most among the domestic companies.
Helping propel GM upward was a slew of new products, such as the Chevrolet Camaro, Buick LaCrosse and Cadillac SRX, Consumer Reports officials said.
"Typically, the first year of a new vehicle is when it scores the worst on reliability so this is very good news for General Motors," said David Champion, senior director of Consumer Reports Auto Test Center.
The importance of the reliability survey cannot be understated, said Dave Sullivan, manager, product analysis for AutoPacific.
"Consumer Reports is one of those indicators used by the general public to measure how each automaker stacks up against the other," he said.
Consumer Reports sent out 5 million auto-reliability surveys and 1.3 millions surveys were returned to the magazine. The survey goes back 10 years for vehicles and uses a number of ways to determine a vehicle's reliability.
"Many people buying cars go to Consumer Reports recommended list and start shopping from there," Sullivan said. "If it's not there, they don't ever consider it."
Last year, only half of the vehicles in Chevrolet's lineup scored average or better in the survey. This year, 83 percent of the lineup scored at least average.
Cadillac improved seven places in the overall rankings, compared to last year.
"Ford still dominates, year after year," Champion said. "Most people would never know that the most reliable family car in the midsize segment is the Ford Fusion, followed by the Honda Accord and then the Toyota Camry."
Despite marked improvements by GM and Ford, Asian carmakers, led by Toyota and Honda, consistently offer the most reliable lineups, the survey noted. All of Honda's vehicles, both in its mainstream brand and its luxury brand, Acura, scored at least average reliability.
Despite a difficult year, Toyota remains one of the most reliable brands in America, Champion said.
"We've got some issues, and I think the recalls have hurt us in consumer's eyes, but we're still one of the most reliable brands," said John Hanson, Toyota's national manager for environmental safety and quality communications.
Hyundai continues to show improvements, with many of its new vehicles such as the Hyundai Sonata midsize sedan, Champion noted.


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Our parklike setting and location on Lake George make the Clinton Inn truly unique and the Ideal Place for your family vacation. Select from a variety of accommodations that we have at The Clinton Inn: Motel Rooms, Cabins, and a single family house!
Located on Lake Shore Drive in Lake George, the Clinton Inn offers guests and families a wonderful alternative to vacationing in conventional hotels. Your choice of lodging includes clean and spacious non-housekeeping cottages nestled among the tall pines, large guest rooms, standard or deluxe cabins and even an Adirondack Tudor-style house.
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We offer several styles of motel room accommodations, all of which have Cable TV, Microwave, Refrigerator, Air Conditioning:
We offer several styles of cabin accommodations, from our standard 2-bedroom non-housekeeping cottages and 1-bedroom demi-split to deluxe cabins, as well as luxurious motel rooms and a Tudor-style stone house. All cabins and the house have a kitchen equiped with the basic neccessities, and have linen provided. Daily housekeeping is available at an additional charge.
Motel guests can enjoy a FREE continental breakfast daily. The Hearthstone Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and offers take-out specialties.
Restaurant hours: 7:00am-2:00pm
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Staff very nice & helpful, had their delux cabin. Nice size, could have been a little cleaner , rug was dirty and needed a vacuum , bathroom was clean. Grounds need major landscaping but still all in all a good family place. Would go back.
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stayed here with my family off and on for 10 yrs. I like the option of pool or lake. Also great to have the trolley stop right out front so the kids cold go to Bolton or the Village by themselves. The owners a really doing a good job of sprucing things up, new paint, mattresses and bedding made the hotel rooms look nicer than ever. The cabins are comfortable and having a full kitchen is great when you have kids.
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My partner and I book a room for August 31st - September 2nd. Upon arrival it looked very nice, clean and private. The lady I believe her name was Rosalie was very friendly and checked us in. We didn't have a cabin but we stayed in the rooms and you can tell it was a little outdated. Upon walking in the room, it smelt clean but the carpet was dirty and the beds were terrible. The office closes way too early, there is no phone nor is there any wifi or cell service (I kinda figured were in the mountains) but there should have been a land line phone in each room. On September 1st (Labor Day) everyone cleared out which is to be expected. The housekeeping walked in our room after yelling 3 times to hold on. Our car was the only car in the whole entire place, there was no staff around nor was there anyone at the front desk. We were totally freaked out and decided to just leave we left around 7:30 pm. There was no drop box for keys the place was so dark I don't even think the lights were working around the property. Honestly you would have thought they closed for the season. As I business owner myself I know what it is like to run a business and this was totally absurd. I had to leave the keys in the room I have been calling all morning since 6am and what do you know they open up at 11am. That place should have security or someone working in that office 24/7 those carpets should be cleaned, there should be phones and there should be a drop box for keys. I have never felt so unsafe in my entire life and will not be coming back.
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Coram Life Education
Coram Life Education (CLE) is the UK's leading health, wellbeing and drug education programme in schools.
CLE is currently delivering in 20% of primary schools and reaching 840,000* children aged 3 to 16. By educating them about diet, exercise and how to manage risks as they grow up, we help them make healthier choices and take responsibility for their own lives
Watch our short three-minute film about Coram Life Education.
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*A film transcript is provided for accessibility. Reproduction by third parties is strictly forbidden. Please contact our Press Office with enquiries.
How CLE works
We make learning fun and memorable, capturing children's imaginations and curiosity through fun, age-specific activities.
Using stimulating and interactive techniques, such as puppetry and role play, we teach children about cause and effect in relation to issues they may face, including:
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- Developing a sense of self-worth.
Specially trained educators deliver this programme to schools across the country in a fleet of mobile classrooms.
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Because of the critical role parents, carers and teachers play in protecting children from risky situations, we also work with teachers, parents, carers and local communities, offering support and advice on subjects that can be difficult to address.
This year, Coram Life Education users will be able to benefit from a unique set of online resources which will help to embed key principles and values of CLE into the school curriculum. 'SCARF' is an innovative, interactive range of resources designed to equip and support busy teachers in providing the best PSHE and Wellbeing education for their pupils.
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Robert Emmett Bledsoe Baylor (bā´lər), 1793?–1873, American jurist, founder of Baylor Univ., b. Kentucky. He served in the War of 1812, studied law, and served in the Kentucky legislature. Moving (1820) to Alabama, he served in the Alabama legislature and was (1829–31) a U.S. Representative from Alabama before moving again (1839), this time to Texas. He was a district and supreme court judge in the Republic of Texas and was prominent in drafting the state constitution, which became operative upon the annexation of Texas. He became a state judge under the new constitution. Baylor was also a Baptist preacher and is chiefly remembered because he drew up and secured passage of a charter for a college that became Baylor Univ.


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While his knee surgery was a success, WWE is still expecting Seth Rollins to miss out on Wrestlemania. That means that they need to find a new opponent for Triple H to work with. The two of them were originally scheduled for a match, with Rollins doing a baby face turn at some point in time. Plans were in place for him to break away from the Authority after dropping the belt to Roman Reigns. The injury changed everything.
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A man who brought three handguns into Providence St. Peter Hospital was shot to death by an Olympia police officer early Saturday after he became unruly with the staff and wrestled with the officer, according to police.
A man who brought three handguns into Providence St. Peter Hospital was shot to death by an Olympia police officer early Saturday after he became unruly with the staff and wrestled with the officer, according to police.
The man has been identified as Joseph Leonard Burkett, 43, of Elma, according to the Thurston County Coroners Office.
Burkett, described as 6 feet tall and 220 pounds, was in the emergency room to be treated for a head injury. The emergency-room staff called 911 at 2:13 a.m. when Burkett became agitated, police say.
Officers confiscated two guns from him and stayed in the emergency room while the injury was treated. At about 4:15 a.m., as a medical test was being prepared, Burkett "became agitated and unruly" and produced a third gun, a police statement said. A police officer and Burkett "wrestled for the weapon. During the struggle, the officer fired one shot at the subject," police said.
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The police statement and a hospital official did not discuss why the third gun wasn't discovered sooner.
The shooting occurred in a locked room within the emergency department that is separated from other patients, said Deborah Shawver, hospital spokeswoman. The hospital stations an unarmed security guard at the emergency-room entrance, she said.
Shawver said that to her knowledge, there had not been a shooting inside the hospital since it opened in 1887. The incident will cause a "thorough review" of security measures, she said.
Burkett had just been released at midday Friday from the Grays Harbor County Jail, where he spent nine hours after being arrested on a disorderly-conduct charge by Elma police, jail records said. In 2002, he was arrested in Pierce County for allegedly destroying his mother's furniture after she locked away his guns, a court file said; he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge, then underwent alcohol and mental-health treatment.
The police officer, a 13-year department veteran, has been placed on administrative leave, standard in such cases. A Thurston County incident team, which is to include the State Patrol, will investigate.
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