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I'd like someone other than the professor giving you your Pokémon. Like you work for a farmer, and you have to do a mini-game with a generic Pokémon (The Gen VI Pidgey/Rattata) and once you've completed it, he lets you chose one of his Pokémon that he bred, and in the back of the farm, there is a room with multiple starters. These starters levels vary from 1-5, and you can choose any of them. Once you have your starter, you go home and the Professor is there. They reveal that they were there to ask you to go on a journey, and it's here where they give you your Pokédex.
That'd make it a lot harder for you if you chose a level 1, though. If they were newly hatched on the farm, maaaybe but I think if they were all equal would make more sense-
Actually that gives me an idea. What if they gave us more than one starter? What could the reasoning for this be in terms of what the professor telling you?
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How can I shop if my toddler won't stay in the shopping cart?
Lately my 20-month-old daughter refuses to sit in the shopping cart, and it's become a nightmare to do any kind of shopping. I need suggestions!
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I purchased a cloth shopping cart cover (available at Wal-Mart or online). It has places to attach toys with plastic links. I change the toys every couple of weeks. It keeps my toddler entertained and keeps her from getting germs from the shopping cart.posted 05/21/2008 by nightskymom
dear 'new mommy': please get yourself some help, like a babysit for an hour a day, or arrange some 'child swapping' with the neighbours or so. Everyone will understand that it is hard for you with a husband in iraq. Then when you can relax a bit more, just go shopping, bring something nice for him and ignore the tantrum. When people look at you, so what, we have all been there! when the tantrum gets really bad , you might indeed leave the store and let him calm down. After a few times he will know that tantrums get him nowhere, he will calm down and you can do your shopping in a normal way. But please ask for help, you are entitled to it!posted 05/17/2008 by kris10
Don't give the kid a snack unless it's snacktime. Even if it's healthy, all you're teaching the child is that if you're bored, you should eat. That's how my darling husband put on his "spare tire", so you can bet I won't be teaching that to my son if I can help it at all! What I do instead is get him involved. I tell him about the things we're buying (and give it to him to put in the back of the cart, if appropriate), the people we see ("look at the baby in that cart, see her mommy smiling at her?"), the surroundings ("can you find the bananas?"), and I let him hold my list or coupons. If that fails, I always carry toys that he doesn't get to play with at home. But, if nothing's working, it's simply time to leave. Sometimes I end up not getting everything on my list and carrying him through the check-out, but that's life with a toddler!posted 10/25/2007 by jennclaudjos
My daughter likes shopping. The bakery at our grocery store lets the kids have a cookie. Rebecca helps me shop, by telling me in her own way what she wants, and when we are near the end (usually near the bakery) then she gets a cookie. It usually works, plus I don't stay there longer then half an hour or so.posted 02/01/2004 by mollymunchkin
I have a 4 yr old and 18 mo. Something that I haven't seen yet: "We" talk on the way in the car about where we are going, what we are going to do when we get there, and how we are going to behave. I did this when my 4 yr old turned 1 year. Now, 18 mo little sis, has gotten the benefit from birth. It doesn't always work, but over time they get the idea. Also, if you have to do a time out some where or leave -- you can remind them of the talk on the way and that they didn't behave properly. As they get older, you can ask what do we do at the grocery store? Then, they can fill in the answer.posted 01/18/2004 by Texas2Mom
I love shopping with my almost 19 month old granddaughter. It is such a rich rewarding learning experience. She loves to tell me all the things she knows - from nanas, to milk, cookies, cheese, etc... I let her point the things she wants, and when appropriate, I ask her which she wants. For example, when she wants conie and cheese, I ask which one - she wants the boo one. We talk all the way through the store and she loves to shop with me. I try to save my grocery store trips for when she is with me!posted 11/16/2010 by cossondra
Shopping carts are very dangerous, an extremely high number of accidents happen every year with toddlers, 22,500 each year. And it's not just that they leap out (they should always be strapped in to prevent that), but shopping carts can tip over in the store and in the parking lot, it's much better to put them in a stroller and put the items in something you attach somewhere to the stroller. Or use those big plastic ones they have at the store. Also I see people post that they give babies balloons, these are very very dangerous, when they pop near the babies mouths (all it takes is one tooth) babies aspirate them and since they are thin rubber, they go straight into the lungs and cannot be removed and babies dies. Balloons are the "leading cause of chocking deaths for babies." http://books.google.com/books?id=s9yMg-d1KykC&pg=PA448&lpg=PA448&dq=balloons+babies+aspirate&source=web&ots=Q75rsAImDZ&sig=5C_mmhQIXhxw2O5nGJI_YJ2L-F8 Just keep away from the balloons, it's not worth iposted 01/13/2008 by balfatale
I have the same problem my son hates sitting in the cart. When I stap him in and we are grocery shoppping we can't put anything on the top shelf or near him or he will throw it out. Last week he threw a whole carton of eggs on the floor and they smashed all over OMG what a mess and embarassmentposted 06/10/2007 by newmomCarrie2005
The trick to keeping my 18-month old happy in the cart for errands is simple: a box of raisins. It's a healthy snack and an activity all in one.posted 02/28/2007 by wilmdelmom
I have an 18 month old that I have included in every part of our lives since she was a baby - parties, restaurants, church, and shopping. My thought all along has been that I want her to learn to live life along side us. With this said, it has been a challange at times to help her learn the social graces that come along being in social places. Which includes staying in the cart until mommy is done shopping, or staying in the high chair until we are all finished eating, etc... What better place to teach her these skills than in her social environment. Be patient, you may experience frustration at first, but eventually she'll get it. Oh, and don't use a technique that goes against your values (i.e. I was using food to keep her quiet in church...now she screams for cheerios in the middle of mass!) We are working on it...posted 04/21/2006 by chitown2
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SANTA ROSA and NAPA -- The North Bay Angels is going into the loan business and Napa technology company Visicon stands to gain.
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Dubbed Flex-Mezz, the flexible loan model is intended to help grow companies that slip through the cracks between equity investors and banks, according to angel investor Che Voigt.
"Some companies are profitable and growing, but don't plan on a sale to pay off investors," said Mr. Voigt, founder of early stage investment company Crossover Ventures.
"Others have not yet reached the volume and revenues that will quality them for debt financing. We wanted to reach these companies with a flexible loan program that will take them to the next level without taking a large bite of equity."
The current return interest rates are kept in the "generally low double digits, in line with similar types of financing," he said, set so that both investor and recipient can make a profit. There can be a further upside for the investor if the company is successful in its growth.
Just launched, the Flex-Mezz model has already aroused the interest of other angel groups, he said. It's among several new programs started by the Sonoma County-based North Bay Angels (northbayangels.com), which is attracting new members and a wider variety of companies seeking investment funding.
Visicon, the new model's prime test case, typifies the company the Angels are targeting. The maker of highly automated machine vision systems for medical device manufacturers has a proven track record and is profitable and growing, but needed operating capital.
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Rural broadband initiative nears completion, looks to expand into new areas
After two years of work, a project that seeks to provide high-speed Internet access to rural and underserved Oklahoma communities is nearing completion.
The Oklahoma Community Anchor Network project celebrated its two-year anniversary in July, and officials say the project is about 88 percent complete. Leaders hope to see the network expand to serve more communities after the project completes its initial objective.
The project is a joint venture by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, the Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services and the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education's OneNet division, which serves as the state's telecommunications network for government and education.
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Hello, I am starting radiation treatments on Monday [Mar.9th] am told they will be 5 days a week for 6 weeks [bile duct cancer] and will also be getting 5-FU , I had the pic put in yesterday, how long will I be getting 5-Fu? Does anyone one have any answers? Will it be the entire 6 weeks or less that that? Sincerely, Larry
1 Sat, 07 Mar 2009 19:26:08
Re: Radiation + Chemo, better results? (7 replies, posted in Radiation Treatments & Options)
2 Tue, 03 Mar 2009 14:55:14
Re: Does Bile Leak? (16 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hello again, To all of you that asked about bile leakage. In my case it turned my urine to a very dark color and my stool was clay colored, and my eyes were very jaundiced, out of the 8 symptoms of bile duct cancer, I believe I had 6 of them, lost over 40 lbs. I also had leakage after they had removed my gallbladder and when, as I mentioned in a previous post my plastic stent plugged up I had a lot of leakage in my abdomen. A Dr. at Mayo told my son that I was literally poisoning myself, that's when they put 3 drains in me and also 2 metal stents. My bilirubin level has been way down ever since the drains have been removed, see I had to go several days or so with no drainage in those 3 little containers, [I called them plastic grenades]. As far as chemo treatments my blood tests have been good but with this new treatment [radiation & 5-FU] they have to monitor me real close because I take coumadin [blood thinner] and from what they tell me this radiation and 5-FU can make a persons blood thin, so have to watch that. God Bless all of you. Sincerely, Larry
3 Tue, 03 Mar 2009 10:33:14
Re: Does Bile Leak? (16 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hi Tess, Thank you so much for responding. My tumor is in my left bile duct and not anywhere near the size of your Dads. I had bile leakage at first then they put in a plastic stent [St. Marys hospital in Madison, Wi.], and they put a drain on my gallbladder. See after the Drs in Madison said they couldn't operate my kids called Mayo and that's how I got up there for a second opinion. After many tests at Mayo they operated on me [gallbladder]and at first they thought they could get the tumor but alas, that was not to be. Then after about 4 weeks the plastic stent plugged up and back to Mayo they drained approx. 1,000 ml of bile from 3 different areas in my abdomen, had 3 drains in me for about 4 to 6 weeks then they quit draining and they took them out. All in all, I was admitted to Mayo 3 different times for a total of 18 days. So that's a bit of background on me. With me they have to be very precise with radiation because my pacemaker is just above where the tumor is. I think I was kind of lucky when getting chemo [Gemzar], I didn't have much trouble with that, no hair loss or loss of appetite, got a bit tired and weak at times but that was about it ,also maybe a bit of pain or queaziness in my abdomen and pelvic area, but not bad. Hopefully this new round of treatment won't be too bad either. All the best to you and your Dad. Sincerely, Larry
4 Tue, 03 Mar 2009 08:50:50
Re: Does Bile Leak? (16 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hello all, This is Larry from Wisconsin again. I was diagnosed with bile duct cancer last August. Have 2 metal stents in place, have had 9 chemo treatments since Dec.1st, 3 Mondays on and 1 off and now this next Monday am starting radiation and chemo. My past chemo treatments I had Gemzar, and this time with radiation it will be 5-FU, will be doing this for 5 days a week for 6 weeks. I know there is no cure for my type of cancer but hopefully they will be able to shrink it and keep it from spreading which my chemo oncologist said that as far as she can tell it hasn't spread. Has anyone been through this before and did it extend your life. I found on the internet that 7 to 12 months was the expected survival for the unresectable cancer that I have. Well, I have the 7 months beat and now am going to beat that 12 month time frame. My question is, how does radiation and 5-FU affect a persons body and daily activities? I know that each person reacts differently to treatment but just would like a general idea on what to expect. God Bless each and everyone one of you. Sincerely, Larry
5 Mon, 16 Feb 2009 19:35:58
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Hello everyone, I just met with my oncologist today and she has set up an appt. with a radiologist on the 24th. Sounds like 5 days a week for about 6 weeks of radiation and chemo. How is it to have that port in you along with the pump and bag with the fluid? I'm kind of not wanting all of that but guess it goes with the territory. Is it tough to shower with that on you and also is it very cumbersome with that going about your daily routine? She [my oncologist] said that it doesn't look like my cancer [bile duct] has spread at all, which is good news. I was wondering that if my 9 chemo treatments has hopefully slowed it down, why not just continue with the chemo and not go to radiation? I forgot to ask her that question but will ask the radiologist. Hope this finds you or your loved ones stable and fighting this dreaded disease as best you can. God Bless you all...Larry
6 Wed, 11 Feb 2009 11:11:37
Re: Trying to keep hope (21 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Stephanie, The stents they put in will prevent the bile from leaking into her system, hopefully they put the metal stents in because the plastic ones only last for 4 to 6 weeks, my plastic one plugged up therefore really making me real sick, the metal ones I have in my bile ducts now seem to be working well, as I haven't been jaunticed [eyes or skin] at all. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your mother...Larry
7 Wed, 11 Feb 2009 09:40:26
Re: I never expected to be here. (16 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Hi Tess, I've just had my 9th chemo treatment last Monday [gemzar] don't know if that's my last one or not. But I sure don't like the idea of having that needle and all in my arm for the entire time I have radiation, from what I'm told will be 5 days a week for 3 weeks. I also have CHF [congestive heart failure] for which I have a pacemaker for, so they have to be careful there as that's just above where the tumor is located. Those drains I had in my abdomin were to get rid of the bile that was leaking into my abdomin because the plastic stent they placed in my left bile duct collapsed, that's when they put in 2 metal stents. One doctor told my son that at first they drained approx. 1000ml the day I was admitted to Mayo [3rd time} then when they dried up or should I say quit draining for a few days I went to Mayo and had them removed. All the best to your dad...Larry
8 Wed, 11 Feb 2009 08:22:15
Re: I never expected to be here. (16 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Hello everyone, It's Larry from Wisconsin again. Dnicetry, I read your post and I had about the same symptoms in May, abdominal pain or stomach pain and that was about it, altho my urine was very dark also. I finally saw my heart doctor the first of July and he thought is was acid or stress causing it [the abdominal pain], He gave me a prescription and said if that doesn't work see him in 2 weeks. I went back to see him on the 21st of July and my blood pressure was 70/56 he slammed me right in the hospital for 2 days for tests. Was released and the next week I really had abdominal pain, my son took me to the urgent care and they checked me over [all kinds of tests again]. That was at Stoughton Hospital and they put me in an ambulance and went to St. Marys Hospital in Madison for 3 days. More tests and an ERCP, that's when they discovered the bile duct cancer. as Paul Harvey would say the rest of the story is in the introduction section on this site. I was also wondering about radiation. When a person gets radiation treatments does he/she have to have a kind of feeder needle placed in their arm so a nurse can give them injections, kind of like when they put the needle in your arm or hand when you have chemo treatments and then leave it there while you are going through radiation treatments? I really don't like the idea of that because of what I went through for 6 to 8 weeks with my bile duct drains in my abdomin, 3 of them, so very difficult when showering and just doing normal things during the day. Ok, the best of everything to you all and may God Bless.
9 Tue, 10 Feb 2009 15:10:58
Re: newly diagnosed with cc (163 replies, posted in Introductions!)
To Lainy and JeffG, My tumor is in the left bile duct, guess they couldn't see it good enough or was too close to the liver to get it. I'm sure I'm getting along better than some do with chemo, I usually get kind of tired and weak the afternoon after I have the treatment and the next day wake up with a headache but that goes away real soon, I haven't lost my hair altho it's been getting thinner but I noticed that a few years ago, goes with age I guess. As far as food I seem to have a good appetite. I was in Mayo 3 times for a total of 18 days, that was when I lost my taste. But I have it back and that makes me feel good. The Doctors at Mayo told my son that I have stage II bile duct cancer, well that's a heck of alot better than stage IV. Guess I'll know more on how things are going next Monday when I see the oncologist, hopefully hear that it hasn't spread. But like I tell people, life is kind of like a poker game, you have to play the cards your dealt. I haven't had any jauntice since leaving Mayo and my bilirubin count it real low compared to what it was last Aug. and Sept. My blood tests are good, so that's half the battle. Thanks for your concern and God Bless...Larry
10 Tue, 10 Feb 2009 11:54:14
Re: newly diagnosed with cc (163 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Hello everyone, I'm Larry from Wisconsin, I was diagnosed with bile duct cancer the last of July 2008. Doctors in Madison did an ERCP and PTC found out I had cancer doing brushings during the ERCP. Was told it was inoperable. They put in a plastic stent. My kids wanted a second opinion and got me into Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Mn. Dr, G, Gores and Dr, Nagorny said they could operate, well bottom line was they did and just took out my gallbladder, said they couldn't get the tumor in the bile duct. they did biopsies on my liver, lymph nodes and said it hadn't spread as yet. Had 3 drains put in my abdomin and replaced the plastic stent with 2 metal ones. I returned home and finally went back to have the drains removed. I started chemo [Gemzar] the 1st of Dec. every Monday for 3 Mondays then a week off. I just finished my 9th treatment yesterday [Feb. 9th] Have a Ct scan scheduled for this Thursday and will see my oncologist on the 16th. She mentioned radiation treatments at our last meeting. I've read on the internet that a person with bile duct cancer has from 7 to 12 months to live. I sure hope it's longer. I've been eating high antioxidant foods, like blueberries and red grapes. as I've heard that they are good for fighting cancer. My heart Dr. told me to eat foods high in protein and calories while going through these treatments. Oh, I'm 70 y/o and I had lost about 45 lbs [from 220 to about175]but have gained back maybe 3 or 4 lbs so far. The chemo and radiation will not cure this cancer but hopefully will give me a few more months of quality life. My son and daughter have been so supportive and helpful, I thank God for them every day. All the best to everyone with this dreaded disease and God Bless each and everyone of you
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Re: I had a liver resection in 2007. (22 replies, posted in Surgery, Resection & Transplant Treatment Options)
Have just registered on this site, will be getting my first "chemo" treatment Dec. 1st, what can I expect?


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Since iodine was removed from our food supply, cancer rates have trebled. Breast cancer is a frightening example. Many Doctors who have done their research are convinced that keeping the iodine level up is by far the best prevention for breast problems of any kind. Iodine can even cure the most advanced problems without creating havoc in your body, like other medical drugs. Iodine recognizes cancer cells, other immature cells or single cells and is able to eradicate these from your system.
In fact all female problems, including cervical cancer can be prevented and even cured when proper iodine levels are restored in the body. Infertility, menstrual problems and polycystic ovaries will be a nightmare from the past when you start taking your iodine drops and even chronic depression be lifted in no time at all with proper iodine administration.
Brain fog clears up in a few days, because it is often caused by Candida. Candida, which is a yeast overgrowth in the body and a precursor to cancer (about 65% of the population is riddled with Candida) produces up to 100 toxins in the body. Formaldehyde and Acetaldehyde are amongst the worst and they keep your brain in a constant state of fog. Iodine kills Candida like nothing else does, while at the same time boosting your immune system. Irregular heartbeats stabilize, thyroid and adrenals improve and some diabetics have found that they can reduce their medication.
Applying iodine on cysts causes them to shrink. Painting it on spider and insects bites neutralizes the poison and skin tags often disappear when iodine is applied. Keloid scarring often only forms in people with very low iodine.
Iodine is not a remedy, it is a vital nutrient. It is the 4th most important nutrient after air, water and good salt. When you start taking it you find that everything in your body functions better, even your brain, once it is nourished by the iodine it needs.
Imagine my dismay when I found out that several of my clients who were pregnant and had their babies discontinued their iodine drops in the morning on the advice of their Doctors. Pregnant women are more prone to iodine deficiency! Iodine is necessary for the baby's brain development. Lack of iodine predisposes the baby to mental retardation and all sorts of behavioural problems that are so common today. I could nearly cry with frustration when pregnant women are given the wrong advice and I implore all Doctors to do their own research!! (When you Google the work of Dr Abraham, the world's most knowledgeable iodine/thyroid expert in the world you instantly know more than your Doctor. He is a Professor of Endocrinology and published his findings in "The Iodine Project'). Tragically the medical schools are often controlled by the big drug companies who stand to lose a lot of money if everybody had iodine drops every day.
One Doctor in the US claimed that the removal of iodine caused more misery and death than both World Wars combined. Another stated that in 23 years of working amazing recoveries from 'incurable' diseases were witnessed by merely adding iodine to the daily diet. Devastating depression can also be reversed by taking iodine. Iodine supplementation brings about almost immediate lifting of the spirits in depressed people and does wonders to alleviate crankiness. Iodine can be more valuable than couples counseling!
Iodine therapy helps the body eliminate fluoride, bromine, lead, cadmium, arsenic, aluminium and mercury. One day I will tell you some stories about mercury that will make your hair stand up straight! Trust me that the above mentioned heavy metal toxins are in all the foods you eat and if you don't flush time out, they will accumulate in your fat cells. Seeing your Brain and Nervous System are mainly made up of fats, you are most likely suffering the ill effects all the time without realizing.
For now I just want to concentrate of Bromine. Hang onto your bottle of iodine, because we are in for a depressing ride! Bromine is an antibacterial agent similar to chlorine; it is a fumigant for agricultural soils and termites; it is a powerful pesticide and kills insects on contact. When it is injected into the soil, everything dies…. And you have probably had it for breakfast! Other names are Bromine, bromide, bromated, brominated vegetable oil (BVO). It was given to service men and women in the Gulf War to prevent death from chemical warfare. Instead they suffered incurable diseases and psychosis after they came home from their Bromide exposure, administered by their own country.
Bromine is even in some children's asthma inhalers. Bromine intoxication can cause schizophrenia, delirium, hallucination and psychomotor retardation.
Many soft drinks are loaded with it. When oil is placed in a bowl and bromine is stirred in the bromine will slowly turn the liquid oil into a solid until it becomes so stiff the spoon won't move. This also happens in the body! Years of drinking sodas that are loaded with brominated vegetable oil solidifies the body fat. We call this morbid obesity and now we are the fattest nation in the world along with the US. Even though you exercise hard and limit your diet, you just won't be able to get rid of this fat unless you shun these soft drinks and use the antidote IODINE.
Here we are, creating jittery, irritable, anxious kids who are having problems with weight and don't know why. According to one Dr in the US, mental illness is the most sinister aspect of BVO: 'Young people are becoming so paranoid that they are shooting each other, shooting their parents, their teachers… we think we need to throw counselors at them.. But I think we need to take these central nervous system stimulants out of their diets. "
In the good old days, before the 1980, Iodine was an ingredient in bread and milking equipment was sterilized with iodine so traces were left behind in the milk. Then one day iodine was replaced by bromine and overnight, a huge section of the population was being affected by bromine. The substitution for iodine with bromine has resulted in nearly universal deficiency of iodine in the population.
Even though taking your iodine drops seems a bit like stopping the tide with a broomstick, you will be surprised how powerful it is once it is in your body; the dreaded tired, heavy feeling will lift from you limbs and your brain will clear. By making iodine part of your daily diet you will ensure that your body stays strong and fit.
Colloidal iodine retails for 32 per bottle. It is perfectly safe even in large doses. However the recommended dose is 3 drops in water in the mornings.
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Derbyshire Falcons will be out to end an unwanted record when they host Gloucestershire in their final Royal London One-Day Cup group game at the 3aaa County Ground.
The Falcons have not qualified for the knockout stage of a limited-overs competition since 2005, but can put that right today against their already-qualified visitors.
Derbyshire must beat Gloucestershire and then also hope Leicestershire Foxes trip up at last-placed Lancashire Lightning to send them through.
The hosts have named an unchanged line-up from the squad that split their away trips to Northants Steelbacks and Yorkshire Vikings last week.
Gloucestershire - who do still have the incentive of pinning down a home quarter-final - are boosted by the return of skipper Michael Klinger from a neck problem.
The Australian is determined to bring a quarter-final to Bristol and a win over Derbyshire, in front of the Sky Sports cameras, would do just that should Yorkshire or Essex Eagles slip up.
"It's great to be in the quarter-finals and we will be doing all we can to secure a home tie because that would mean a big day for the club and the supporters," Klingers told the club's website.
"There haven't been enough of those in recent years and it would be fantastic to play on our own ground in front of a large crowd."
Essex Eagles head into their final match weakened by injury and up against a Northants Steelbacks side who could yet sneak into the last eight themselves.
The Eagles will be without Ryan ten Doeschate (shoulder), Graham Napier (calf) and Jesse Ryder (hamstring) although they are due to return for the quarter-finals.
David Masters and Reece Topley return after missing the LV= County Championship win over Glamorgan at Swansea while 23-year-old left-hander Nick Browne could make his first List A appearance after being named in their 13-man squad.
"It would be nice to get a quarter-final tie at Chelmsford but Northants have a chance to qualify themselves," Eagles head coach Paul Grayson said.
"We are in good form and want to keep that going. We've played some good cricket in this competition so far and beaten some big teams."
The Steelbacks welcome back veteran all-rounder Andrew Hall and James Middlebrook for a game they must win, and hope Leicestershire and Derbyshire lose, to ensure they go through.
Yorkshire Vikings, who have added Jonny Bairstow to their squad, currently head the table but know anything but a win away to Hampshire could see them slip down to third place in Group A.
Tim Bresnan admits a home last-eight tie would be good for the club, but believes they can win anywhere following a campaign that has seen three of their five wins coming away from Headingley.
"The one-day trophy is massive for us, but I don't think we're particularly that fussed where we play our quarter-final," Bresnan said.
"It would obviously be massive for the club to get a home one for the attendance and things, but from a cricket point of view we'd back our skills to go anywhere and beat anyone. That should be good enough for us to advance."
Leicestershire Foxes do not know what to expect from Lancashire Lightning when they travel to Emirates Old Trafford.
Victory will guarantee the Foxes an away quarter-final against Group B winners Notts Outlaws at Trent Bridge.
But with the Lightning's focus likely to be on their NatWest T20 Blast Finals Day trip at the weekend, senior coach Ben Smith is unsure what Lancashire's approach night be.
"It's actually more like a quarter-final Thursday when you know that three games are being played on the same day and all three of us could potentially go through," he told BBC Radio Leicester.
"We're not sure how Lancashire will play the game because they may try to get their T20 players into a game situation before Saturday, or maybe they'll rest a few, or maybe they'll rest them all.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will call for opinions from about 50 experts on the economy and finance before deciding on whether to raise Japan's sales tax in April as planned, officials said Thursday, amid fears a tax hike could suppress the nation's nascent economic recovery.
Abe instructed ministers concerned to set up a panel to hear from these experts and "intensely discuss" the possible impact on the economy of the tax hike, meant to improve the country's fiscal health, the worst among major developed economies, according to the officials.
After receiving a wide range of opinions, Abe is expected to decide, possibly in late September or early October, whether to raise the tax rate as planned, economic and fiscal policy minister Akira Amari told reporters.
The government plans to increase the tax rate to 8 percent from the current 5 percent next April, and to 10 percent in October 2015 as legislated last year. The policy has been welcomed by international bodies as a step to help cover swelling welfare costs in Japan, where the population is aging.
The panel will consist of Amari, Finance Minister Taro Aso, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and corporate executives from another government panel on economic and fiscal policies. It is scheduled to meet several times later this month to hear from the experts.
While many government and private-sector officials say Japan should raise the tax as planned to maintain its credibility in the international community and financial markets, the hearings are likely to consider the options of postponing the tax hike to sustain economic growth and revising the legislation to slow the pace of tax rate increase.
The panel will end hearings in early September before reporting to Abe.
Concerns are spreading within his administration that the planned consumption tax increase could weigh on business and household spending and make it more difficult for the country to exit from chronic deflation.
"It is desirable to lift (the tax rate) by 1 percent a year for five years from next April to minimize any shock to the economy, Etsuro Honda, a University of Shizuoka professor and special adviser to Abe, said Thursday in an interview with Kyodo News.
Honda, a former Finance Ministry official who is expected to join the panel, added he has already explained the idea to Abe.
If the tax rate is jacked up by 3 percent in one go as planned, it would heighten risks of the economy stalling, Honda said.
Abe has said he will make a final decision on the tax hike after looking at the nation's economic growth in the April to June period among other factors. Revised figures for second-quarter gross domestic product are due out on Sept. 9.
"I will absorb every kind of knowledge (from the experts) and make the final decision by considering both economic growth and fiscal restoration," Abe told ministers on Thursday, according to the officials.
The panel will call for opinions from economists, business lobbies and labor unions. It will also hear from people who oppose the planned increase, including Honda and Koichi Hamada, who is a professor emeritus of economics at Yale University and another special adviser to Abe.


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To David Rivkin, first please excuse my "vituperation" ("The ignorant Left," Letters, Nov. 14). I will venture to circumscribe my subsequent opprobrious declamations and endeavor to exhibit a more altruistic causatum.
We obviously live in a republic ("and to the republic for which it stands"). It's so sad that Republicans don't understand sarcasm and instead pick and choose which facts to ignore (the rest of my letter).
You're right to say we don't live in a democracy. If we did, our country wouldn't be held hostage by one-third of one-third of our government. Gun control legislation? It would've been passed since over 90 percent of Americans want it. Global warming? Still a hoax as Republicans say? Or fact, as more than 99 percent of scientists have proven? In just six months our planet experienced the largest tornado ever recorded (in Oklahoma) and the largest typhoon with the highest recorded wind speed on record (in the Philippines). An act of God? Spare me the fairy tales.
As for filibusters, what Sen. Ted Cruz did in his filibuster was an absolute disgrace. Texas State Sen. Wendy Davis, on the other hand, was a true American during her filibuster. Making passioned and fact-filled point after point! Republicans used a "point of order" to cut off her filibuster, arguing that Davis had strayed off topic by mentioning ultrasounds. Amazing! Protesting an anti-abortion bill and mentioning ultrasounds is off topic? Yet protesting Obamacare and quoting "green eggs and ham" is on point?
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Series Is Presented Here As Two Variables--(1)--Original Data, 1947-1951 (2)--Original Data, 1951-1968. "Profit Rates Of Manufacturing Corporation 1947-1962," Ftc (1963) May Also Be Used For Summary Tabulation. The New Sample Starts In The Third Quarter Of 1951; The First And Second Quarters Are Adjusted To New Sample On The Basis Of Estimates Of The Old Sample. Source: Federal Trade, And Securities And Exchange Commissions: Quarterly Financial Report For Manufacturing Corporations.
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1When the person leaves, make sure you say a goodbye to them. Tell them how you feel about them. Ex. Your dad and mom got divorced and your mom got custody. Tell your dad how much you love him and how much you'll miss him. If you broke up with your girl/boyfriend, just remember that everything happens for a reason. And if they broke up with you because they found someone else, that doesn't mean that they're too good for you, it means that you're too good for them.
2If you're still having trouble, try talking about the person you miss. This can really help. Find a kind and easy to talk to friend and grab a cup of coffee and start talking.
3Try to establish communication. Email, phone, text, whatever. But Beware! There's a fine line between caring and clingy.
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In January, ABC Affiliate KGO of San Francisco interviewed UCSF pediatric endocrinologist Stephen Rosenthal, MD concerning a study to help assess how a dietary supplement might prevent type 1 diabetes in high-risk infants.
Diabetes Center faculty member Mark Anderson, MD, PhD was one of only thirteen physicians awarded the Clinical Scientist Award in Translational Research this year by the Burroughs Wellcome Fund. This program supports established physician-scientists dedicated to translational "bench to bedside" research by providing grants of $750,000 over five years.
After being involved in diabetes and endocrine research at UCSF for nearly 40 years – a distinguished career that includes the breakthrough cloning of the growth hormone gene and first synthesis of growth hormone, the development of the UCSF Diabetes Center, the presidency of the Endocrine Society, and election to the prestigious National Academy of Sciences – you'd think John Baxter, MD would be ready to focus on his love of fishing. Instead of retirement, Dr.
Even the popular press is excited about recent developments involving anti-CD3, a potential type 1 therapy with strong ties to UCSF. In a recent issue of FORBES Magazine, senior editor Robert Langreth reveals the long history of anti-CD3 -- a monoclonal antibody that stops beta cell destruction.
Significant progress has been made in the past several years in improving the results of pancreatic islet transplantation for type 1 diabetics. Here at UCSF, we are very pleased with our success rate using a new enzyme that has helped to ensure islet viability through the transplant process.
Thanks to a generous gift made possible by a family whose lives have been impacted by type 1 diabetes, the Mary B. Olney MD / KAK Chair in Pediatric Diabetes and Clinical Research has been awarded to Steve Gitelman, MD, Director of the UCSF Pediatric Diabetes Program.
While leading the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics and the Hormone Research Institute, William J. Rutter, PhD helped UCSF to make some of its most important contributions in biotechnology -- including the cloning of the genes for insulin and human growth hormone. It was these discoveries that spurred the creation of the world's first biotech company, Genentech Inc., and Chiron Corp., the company Dr. Rutter co-founded.
To take a promising drug to market, it costs on average $500 million. Academic research institutions such as UCSF excel in conducting basic research and early stage human clinical trials, however, for cost reasons it is important that promising therapies are picked up by private industry.
Inflammation is a biological process driven by the immune system to help the body react to infection, irritation or other injury -- and help the body to repair itself. Researchers in the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center have learned that the mast cell, a cell of the immune system, plays an important role in inflammation.
Nearly two-thirds of US adults are overweight – fueling the twin epidemic of obesity and type 2 diabetes in this country. Allison Xu, an Assistant Professor who was trained at Stanford and joined the UCSF Diabetes Center in 2006, is focused on understanding how the central nervous system regulates body weight and glucose levels.
McGraw Hill has just published "Diabetes DeMystified: A Self-Teaching Guide", written by our very own UCSF physician and clinical researcher, Umesh Masharani, M.D.
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Dear all, I'd like to add spaces between bars in ggplot2. This page offers one solution: http://www.streamreader.org/stats/questions/6204/how-to-increase-the-space-between-the-bars-in-a-bar-plot-in-ggplot2. Instead of using factor levels for the x-axis groupings, however, this solution creates a numeric sequence, x.seq, to manually place the bars and then scales them using the width() argument. width() doesn't work, however, when I use factor level groupings for the x-axis as in the example, below.
Treatment <- rep(c('T','C'),each=2)
Gender <- rep(c('M','F'),2)
Response <- sample(1:100,4)
df <- data.frame(Treatment, Gender, Response)
hist <- ggplot(df, aes(x=Gender, y=Response, fill=Treatment, stat="identity"))
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When virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) first became popular a few years ago, the argument most often cited against transitioning to VDI was the fact that it didn't work when a user was offline. With so many users now working remotely or travelling, many decision-makers still discount the viability of VDI for this reason.
Support for disconnected VDI is readily available from vendors, via a "check-in/check-out" process for user desktops. But, should you give it a try? Technical roadblocks to disconnected VDI may be a distant memory, but there are still good arguments for and against using disconnected virtual desktops. Let's examine each side of the story.
Nay-sayers say "Heck no!"
The downsides to disconnected VDI include:
- It's more expensive;
- It's more complex to deploy, configure and maintain than network-connected VDI and
- Syncing during desktop check-in can go slowly when using limited-bandwidth connections such as those found in hotels and at airports.
Yea-sayers say "Yay!"
The upsides to disconnected VDI include:
- Users can securely access their desktops from anywhere, using any supported device;
- Admins can automate backups data once users reconnect to the network;
- It can lower hardware costs because you don't need powerful, expensive laptops for remote workers;
- Users can work in offline mode while traveling, then sync their desktops and data during off-hours or once they return to a network and
- Disconnected VDI makes disaster recovery easier.
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These photos (and the photo over on Emma Dime) are all by Justin Hackworth. Shortly after meeting Justin at the ALT Summit NYC party, we had scheduled a photoshoot for two days later. Thanks, ALT, for introducing us!
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Well put Essex.
Kevin - I'd like to think we could finish above the Gooners this season, but there's something about AW and how he can coax his team of youngsters to do well that makes you hard to beat. Also, our 5-1 CC semi victory us aside, we seem to have a mental block about being able to beat you, but I'm hoping that will change with our new signings and the general air of confidence we seem to have about us.
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Can we? Yes we can - at least we have the talent and the ability. Will we? - that's another matter. Will we play up to our potential and get rid of the underachiever stigma, will we remain relatively injury free, will all of the new signings gel from the start if the season - the answers to all of these questions are somewhat in the lap of the Gods. Likewise, will AW be able to pull his youngsters in to shape for an entire season (plus the same injury etc. questions for him)? I do think we are going to see some of the finest footbal we have seen at the Lane for a long time, and I think we will be able to carry that to the away games - which after all will be the proof of the pudding and likely determine where we finish in the league.
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Looking forward to a great game this weekend. Go Utes!
- 6:04 a.m. Oct. 11, 2013
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What's with the PAC disrespecting the Utes?
While Utah State plays Boise State on CBS Sports Network and BYU plays Georgia Tech on ESPNU, the Utah/Stanford game is banished to the PAC Net.
- 7:56 a.m. Oct. 11, 2013
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Looking forward to rushing the field after we win 32 to 27.
This Saturday will long be remembered as the night we truly established ourselves as a Pac 12 power.
- 8:10 a.m. Oct. 11, 2013
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Whats with byu jumping on the bandwagon of the Pac 12 teams that Utah plays. Does it have something to do with your inability to beat us?
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This Saturday may long be remembered as the 3rd consecutive 0-3 (all at home) start in the PAC. What are we, 3-27 on 3rd down in our last 2 games, plus 6 INTs against UCLA? We will probably need to hold our field rushing for Colorado in the annual pillow fight again this year.
- 8:39 a.m. Oct. 11, 2013
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I know of more people that get the PAC-12 Networks than ESPNU or CBS Sports. Currently in the midwest United States, I get the PAC and the U because I pay a few extra bucks for them, but still do not get CBS Sports. So your comment makes no sense.
- 9:36 a.m. Oct. 11, 2013
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I live in the midwest and I get CBS sports and Espn U but no pac 12 networks it probably varies everywhere.
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While struggling to convert on 3rd downs, they've still been in the games
because they're essentially leading the country in converted big plays.
Connect on a few more 3rd downs, and the Utes will be just fine.
0-4. bahahaahaahahahaahahhaahahahhahaha
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"What's with the PAC disrespecting the Utes?"
It has nothing to do with the PAC-12 disrespecting the UTE's. It has more to do with the networks and broadcasting games that will attract the highest number of viewers. Utah just isn't that much of a draw outside of Utah and not even the draw and clout of a Stanford can make up for a national audience not being interested in a game where Stanford blows out a much weaker opponent. So, the game gets put on the PAC-12 network and a regional broadcast.
Simply put, viewers outside Salt Lake City see the Utah/Stanford game the same way the see a Wichita State/Alabama game; there's simply no reason to watch a game where the outcome is already known. That's not entertainment. It's just boring.
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Stanford 42
Utah 10
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Chris B,
Kind of like you are for every team BYU plays!!! Biggest game of the year so far and in your house and you still are obsessing about a team and school you beat in September!!! I guess when beating BYU is once again your best win you want to relive your glory over and over!!!
Go Cougs beat GT!!!
Go Stanford thump Utah and silence the mighty MUSS!!!
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Zero wins versus Pac teams with winning records bahhah
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jokes-r-us, bahahahahahaha
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Baker, 63, made it to his 3,000th career game as manager on Tuesday night, but before his 3,001st game could even begin, he was taken to the hospital for what was originally supposed to be a chest X-ray to check for pneumonia. It was instead discovered that he had an irregular heartbeat.
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Reds bench coach Chris Speier, who has taken over for Baker the past two games, sees the stresses first hand but still aspires to be a major league manager one day.
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Despite Baker's heart scare, the reds still managed to win Wednesday night's game in extra innings.
"I worry about Dusty," Speier said. "Everybody at this time of the year is a little beat up is a little tired, but I don't think you really understand the scope of being mentally tired that affects the physical tired because of the managing job. He's done it for so long and is used to it but I was thinking about it last night that 'Wow, he's done this for 3,000 games.'"
After his first 162 games, Sveum wil make it a point ot get away for a while.
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- Sold Date: Mar 23, 2011
- Channel: Auction House
Vintage Channel Master Model 6545 Portable Reel-To-Reel Tape Recorder - 6 Transistor - Microphone, Case and Instruction Booklet Included - Needs Power Cord - Untested :This is a great old reel-to-reel tape recorder that we found at a local estate sale. It does not, however, have a power cord. It looks to be in very nice condition, but we couldn't even test it with batteries because we have no tapes. Therefore, it's being sold as is --- primarily for parts. SPECIFICATIONS: Dimensions: 8" x 1i0" x 2-3/4" Tape: 3-1/4" Reel Speeds: 1-7/8" and 3-3/4" per second Track System: 2 Track Rewind Time: 1 min. 40 sec. Power Source: 9V DC, UM2 x 6 (C cell), or 117V AC line power --- use AC Adapter Speaker: 2-11/16" x 4-1/8" Oval Power-Meter Viewer: Dual-Purpose check....audio volume, battery Earphone: Magnetic Erasing System: DC Erasing System Transistors: 6 (2SB303 x 1 2SB186 x 2 2SB272 x 2 2SB22 x 1) Item's Condition : In our description, we try hard to tell the potential buyer just what the item looks like. If the item is something we know little about, sometimes it's hard to know what potential buyers will want to know. So...please feel free to email us with questions that are important to you. Most of our items are used merchandise and are being offered to you "as is." We are not reluctant to honestly communicate their condition. Cleaning items is not something we do because we are NOT experts and do not want to risk damaging an item. Also, because our items are used, we cannot guarantee smoke-free or pet-free environments . Auction's End : You will receive a billing from PayPal that is generated automatically. If this is the way you choose to pay, simply follow the cues. We will send a separate invoice if you are outside of the continental U.S.A., if you are a Washington State resident, or if you have multiple items to ship. Combined Shipping: We are glad to combine shipping on multiple items when it doesn't jeopardize the safety of the items. For all such combinations, we will send you a revised invoice based on the actual weight of the items combined. Shipping and Handling Time: We do our shipping on Tuesdays. Items for which payments are received after Noon Pacific Time on Tuesday will be shipped the following Tuesday. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR TIME! AND MAY YOU HAVE THE BEST OF LUCK BIDDING! tgsf CW 7-4 FLAT (M) 2/21/11