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Welcome to the Division of General Medicine & Clinical Epidemiology
Our vision is to be the nation's leading division of general internal medicine. Our mission is to advance the field of general internal medicine and serve the needs of North Carolinians through patient care, practice innovation, education and research.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Division of General Internal Medicine and Clinical Epidemiology is composed of general internal medicine physicians, advanced practice providers, fellows, and staff with an overall goal of improving the health status of North Carolina adults. We provide primary and consultative clinical care to both the inpatient and outpatient population at UNC Hospitals and affiliated practices. Our research involves broad areas of clinical epidemiology, health services research, clinical decision-making research, and prevention. We work with students, residents and fellows in the Schools of Medicine and Public Health and UNC Hospitals at multiple levels, ranging from introductory clinical interviewing courses to research fellowship programs for board-certified internists. We collaborate with our colleagues in the Department of Medicine and elsewhere within the University of North Carolina, and through regional, national, and international partnerships.
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The Lisle Community Unit School District 202 Board of Education approved the appointment of Mrs. Melissa Payne as the new Schiesher Elementary School Principal effective July 1, 2016, at the May 16, 2016 Regular Board of Education Meeting. Currently, Mrs. Payne serves as the Principal at Hammerschmidt Elementary School in Lombard District 44, a position she has held since . . .
A huge f élicitations to Max Urban who only missed 3 questions on the National French Contest, earning him a Gold Medal. In March of this year, over 85,000 students took the standardized French test nationally. Among 5,000 students in his level, Max Urban scored one of the highest honors: La Médaille d"Or . The National French Contest ( Le Grand . . .
The 2016 Lisle Math team competed in the ICTM state competition at the University of Illinois on Saturday to conclude another successful season. Despite only half the team making the trip, due to a conflict with prom, the team finished in 14 th place overall in the 2A division. The Lisle mathletes did very well in several of the events. The Algebra 1 team did outstanding, finishing in 3 rd place. The team . . .


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Migration to the United States from Mexico and Central America's Northern Triangle (El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras) has accelerated in the last four decades. This increase has been driven by economic opportunities and facilitated by social networks of friends and family already in the United States.
This fact sheet details the policy, programmatic, budget, and manpower changes that have happened in the immigration arena as an outgrowth of the 9/11 attacks.
Illegal immigration is possible in large part because of illegal employment. This report shows the underlying drivers of illegal hiring vary based on the type of employer, the nature of the industry, state of the economy, and a country's labor market institutions, employment legislation, immigration systems, and even culture.
An effective electronic eligibility verification system is an essential component of the U.S. immigration system, but questions as to whether the E-Verify employment verification system should be made mandatory remain. This report examines the strengths and weaknesses of E-Verify, and discusses proposals for reform.
This report provides an in-depth examination of the limitations of the existing E-Verify system. Alongside recommendations for strengthening E-Verify and mitigating its unintended consequences, the report offers proposals for three next-generation verification pilot concepts that would tap new technologies and practices to overcome the core weaknesses of the system.


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Blaqstarr is gearing up for his Divine EP to drop on January 25th, and we trust our friends at Spin, who say this about the record: "imagine Prince remaking Sign O' The Times as a banging, Baltimore club record." That's all we need to hear. Sold. Blaqstarr is part of N.E.E.T. Recordings, M.I.A.'s label, along with a favorite young firecracker Rye Rye. In 2007 their song "Shake It To the Ground" grew from an underground Baltimore club thing to a widespread dance hit. Now Blaqstarr's doing his solo thing on the Divine EP, showcasing his fearless and relentlessly experimental brand of electronic hip-hop.
He's coming to New York City next week with performances at Santos Party House & Good Units. Music, event info, and photos from our SVEDKA event with Blaqstarr after the jump.


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Full day of sports-car racing under way in Daytona
Published: Friday, January 25, 2013 at 8:11 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 11:44 a.m.
9-9:30 a.m. -- Final Practice – Continental Tire Challenge.
9:45-10:15 a.m. -- Qualifying – Ferrari Challenge 2.
10:30-11:30 a.m. -- Final Practice – Rolex Series.
1:15-1:45 p.m. -- Practice – Rolex Combined.
11:45-12:30 p.m. -- Ferrari Challenge Recon and Race 1.
1:45 p.m. -- Continental Tire Challenge GRAND-AM 200 (2.5-hour time limit).
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DAYTONA BEACH -- The No. 02 BMW Riley, which earned outside pole honors for the Rolex 24 At Daytona, turned the fastest lap in final practice this morning at Daytona International Speedway.
The Daytona Prototype, owned by Chip Ganassi, which will be wheeled by Scott Dixon, Joey Hand, Jamie McMurray and Dario Franchitti this weekend, was clocked at 125.838 mph over the 3.56-mile road course.
Ganassi Racing kept the one-two theme alive as the No. 01 BMW Riley, driven by Scott Pruett, Juan Pablo Montoya, Memo Rojas and Charlie Kimball, turned the second-fastest lap of 125.508 mph. The No. 01 earned Rolex 24 pole honors in Thursday's qualifying.
Rounding out the top three fastest cars in practice was the No. 9 Action Express Racing Corvette DP wheeled by Mike Rockenfeller, Burt Frisselle, Christian Fittipaldi and Joao Barbosa. The No. 9 was clocked at 125.137 mph.
DAYTONA BEACH -- Grand-Am's Continental Tire Series kicked off today's action at Daytona with a half-hour practice session. The 10 fastest cars were within 1.3 seconds of each other on the 3.56-mile road course.
The No. 46 BMW M3 of Bryan Sellers (Dayton, Ohio) and Mark Boden (Winnetka, Ill.) was fastest with an average speed of 110.403 mph. Their car's fastest lap clocked in at a tick over 1 minute, 56 seconds. The Continental Series cars were making final shakedowns in advance of this afternoon's race, which starts at 1:45 p.m.
-- Ken Willis
DAYTONA BEACH -- The second day of Rolex Weekend is off and running with a 30-minute practice session for the cars of the Continental Tire Series. Those cars race later Friday.
Next on the track will be nearly two-dozen Ferraris from the Ferrari Challenge Series, which will have two 15-lap races this weekend. That circuit's qualifying session begins at 9:45.
The final Rolex Series practice – for cars in the marquee Rolex 24 – will begin at 10:30, and will be followed at 11:45 by the first Ferrari Challenge race.
One of the more underrated events of every Speedweeks – the Continental Tire Series 200-miler – gets the green flag at 1:45 p.m. Friday. That sprint race involves more than 60 cars, one mid-race driver change for each team, and a lot of bumping and jockeying in the heavy traffic.
Things calm down considerably after that – except in the Rolex Series garage, where teams will be frantically making their last-minute tweaks and outright rebuilds in anticipation of a very long Saturday at Daytona.
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For the best-possible preparation, please let us know about the type of assistance you will need as soon as you book your flight, or no later than 48 hours before departure. If you leave it any later to tell us your requirements, or you don't tell us at all, we cannot guarantee that we will be able to provide the ideal support for you.
As soon as you book your flight you can help us to ensure that you receive the service you need both in the airport and on board the aircraft. To enable us to make you as comfortable as possible in the terminal as well as on board our aircraft, we require some information from you in advance. If you book your ticket by phone, please tell us about any special needs before your booking is completed. You should do the same if you book at a travel agency.
As a general rule you may choose any seat on the aircraft which is suitable for your needs. Please understand, that some restrictions apply due to safety. Most armrests on Lufthansa aircraft are moveable, so that you can access your seat comfortably. If you wish to use a seating device on your seat, then the device must be checked regarding safety beforehand. Please contact our Medical Operation Center.
In addition you can transport up to two mobility aids (e.g. wheelchair or walking frame) free of charge either in the cabin or the cargo hold.
After an online booking you can register your need for special assistance here or tell us about what additional support you require by calling us on: +49 (0) 800 - 83 84 267 (toll-free from a German landline). Please let us know what assistance you will require no later than 48 hours before departure.
At the airport
You should always allow enough time to arrive at the airport and check in without having to rush. We recommend that you are at the airport at least 90 minutes before your departure time. This applies especially to foreign airports that you may be unfamiliar with. Before you fly out it is also a good idea to find out about the exact conditions at the airport you will be flying back from.
Please point out the booked service to the agent at the check-in counter, so that you can be given preferential attention and, if necessary, be escorted on board before the other passengers. Although it is not compulsory, we request that you tell us the nature of your medical problem (e.g. limited mobility or a pacemaker).
Check-in information
Airport information
At many airports there are now special services for passengers with reduced mobility and you will frequently find information about these on the airports' websites. In addition, you can usually request printed information material from most of the airport authorities.
Level-entry boarding is not available at many airports. Due to numerous arrivals and departures at airports gate assignments are not guaranteed and aircraft may be assigned a remote position on the tarmac.
Here you find information on services for passengers with reduced mobility at a number of German airports:
You can obtain information on all major and regional airports in Germany from the Association of German Commercial Airports (ADV).
Our services
In all cases where assistance is required we will take the passenger to and from the aircraft and offer assistance with catching connecting flights.
Services for wheelchair users
• Lufthansa will provide you with a wheelchair free of charge. Similarly, if you want to take your own foldable wheelchair with you, we will not charge you to transport it. Your wheelchair will be carried in the cargo hold.
• If you will require a wheelchair at your departure and/or destination airport, please make sure you inform us of this either at the time of or after booking. If you are taking your own wheelchair with you, please tell us its dimensions and weight as well as any specifics (foldable/non-foldable, sports wheelchair, etc.). Some restrictions regarding size and weight apply on smaller aircraft. The cargo doors on the smallest aircraft operated for example are only 71cm wide.
• If your wheelchair is battery powered, please find out what type of batteries it takes and let us know when you book your flight, as gel-cell, dry-cell and wet-cell batteries can stay in the wheelchair. However, the battery terminals must be covered with electrical insulating tape or plastic caps to prevent an accidental short circuit. Additionally, either you or your companion will need to secure and disconnect wet-cell batteries before boarding.
• Please notify us at least 48 hours before departure about essential mobility aIDs such as electric wheelchairs.
• Level-entry boarding is not available at many airports. Due to numerous arrivals and departures at airports gate assignments are not guaranteed and aircraft may be assigned a remote position on the tarmac.
Services for blind or visually impaired passengers
As a blind or visually impaired passenger you do not need to have an assessment of your fitness for air travel. Please see our advice on guide dogs. We offer blind or visually impaired passengers the following assistance:
• Separate, individual safety briefings
• Separate briefing in the event of delays and other important travel announcements
• Other assistance such as being escorted at the airport
Services for passengers who are deaf or hearing impaired
For the best-possible preparation, please let us know about the type of assistance you will need as soon as you book your flight or no later than 48 hours before departure.
Advice for passengers with learning disabilities
Passengers with learning disabilities should fly with a companion.
Services for mentally impaired passengers
As a rule Lufthansa carries passengers with a mental impairment. However, it is important to note the following points:
The routes to the boarding gates at international airports are often long and complicated and passengers may have difficulty finding their way around and communicating.
Security, Customs and police checkpoints may cause stress and anxiety.
It is absolutely imperative that the passenger is able to follow the crew's safety instructions during the flight, in case of turbulence.
Our recommendation:
In any event, flight tickets for passengers with a mental impairment should be booked at least 48 hours before departure in order to ensure the best possible support for them before and during the flight.
Please note:
The ability of a person with a mental impairment to cope should not be overestimated. With specific impairments which lead to confusion or disorientation (e.g. Alzheimer's disease), there is a risk that the passenger will not pay attention to the safety instructions issued by the flight attendants. It can also have unforeseen consequences if the passenger disembarks from their flight without supervision as they could get lost in the airport buildings or within the airport perimeter and become increasingly confused and anxious.
Should the passenger run such a risk, we strongly recommend that someone travels with them.
Travelling companions
Please note that a travelling companion is required in the following cases:
• if the passenger cannot help themselves in the event of an emergency evacuation
• if the passenger cannot communicate with flight attendants over safety instructions
• if the passenger cannot understand or follow the safety demonstration
Guide dogs and other assistance dogs
You have the option of taking a guide dog or other assistance dog with you free of charge. We recommend that you use a dog harness and muzzle. However, the number of animals allowed in the cabin is limited, so please let us know in good time if you wish to travel with a guide dog or assistance dog. Please also note that in some countries special regulations apply to the entry of animals and we recommend that you find out about the rules in advance.
For flights to/from the US a training certificate for the dog is not mandatory. For flights outside the US a training certificate for the dog must be presented.
If you have booked a flight to/from the USA, there is also the option of transporting an ESAN dog (emotional support animal) in the aircraft cabin free of charge. You will require confirmation from your doctor that you require an assistance dog. Please note that the dog's suitability for transport in the aircraft cabin may be checked.
On long-haul flights arrangements must be made regarding the dog's hygiene. Written confirmation is required that the animal can defecate and urinate on command so that other passengers are not disturbed in any way.
Please ensure:
The dog will fit in front of my seat (the footspace of my seat).
The dog will lie or sit on the floor in front of my seat secured by a leash.
We recommend to use a harness instead of a collar to secure the dog.
The dog will never sit on a passenger seat.
Please note that it is a prerequisite for the safe and undisrupted operation of a flight that your animal is trained to behave properly in public settings. In order to be allowed to travel with you in the cabin it is therefore mandatory that your animal is obedient and behaves properly (i.e. no barking, growling, jumping at people or other animals, and/or relieving itself in the gate area or cabin, or doing so in a way that will not create a health or sanitation issue on the flight). If your animal misbehaves you can be asked to put its muzzle on for the transport or it can be confined to the belly (if a kennel is available) or carriage can be denied.
Conditions of carriage for animals
Important notice:
Lufthansa only accepts Emotional Support and Psychiatric Service dogs free of charge on Lufthansa operated flights to/from the United States. Additional restrictions apply on Lufthansa operated connecting flights outside the United States. For Lufthansa operated connecting flights outside the United States the Emotional Support and Psychiatric Service dogs will be transported in the cabin in a container (pet in cabin) or in the cargo compartment of the plane depending on the size/weight of the dog – additional charges apply. Passengers may have to clear customs and immigration in Germany to obtain or check-in container or dog.
Please make sure you can produce the necessary travel documents and visas if you are changing planes outside the United States and your dog is not acceptable as pet in cabin. It is recommended that you allow a minimum of 4 hours connecting time between flights.
Travel preparation checklist
To help you check that you have made all the essential preparations for your flight, we have put together a checklist for you.
Travel preparation checklist for passengers with reduced mobility
Further information
Tel: +49 69 696 55 079
Fax: +49 69 696 83 677
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
(Open Mondays to Fridays: 08:30 - 20:00 hours; Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays: 08:30 - 16:30 hours)
In addition the Medical Desk in the USA is available to passengers in and from the USA. Contact details are as follows: +1-516-296-95 80 (open Mondays to Fridays: 09:00 - 15:00 hours).
Related topics
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- Accessible air travel - at your destination
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- Conditions of carriage for animals
- Checklist
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SIS Hosts "America's Role in the World - Views from Abroad"
"No country can be number one forever," said Wu Xinbo, associate dean, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University in China.
Wu's views echoed the message of several global scholars gathered at SIS last week to examine the role of the United States in the world at a day-long symposium co-sponsored by the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs, the Canadian Embassy and SIS.
As scholars from Australia, Brazil, China, France, India, Mexico, Turkey and Russia, and representatives from organizations such as the Brookings Institution, the German Marshall Fund and the Observer Research Foundation, presented their wide-ranging views on America's global role, some common themes emerged.
Benjamin Schreer, of Australian National University, said the United States, "despite its decline and China's rise," will still have a role in shaping Asia. And whether in Asia or other continents, the scholars gathered agreed that the United States must learn to live in a world of shared power. C. Raja Mohand, head, strategic studies and distinguished fellow, Observer Research Foundation, said that the U.S. should define and focus its priorities, and shift from a "dominant strategy to an observant, off-shore strategy." The U.S. should "allow regional contradictions to unfold," said Schreer.
The view from abroad was that since World War II, the U.S. has often overreacted to perceived threats and let fear shape its military and economic policies. It kept its focus firmly rooted in the past, for example, through policies aimed at saving "dead manufacturing," such as the tire industry, rather than encouraging the development of new industries, such as clean energy, said Wu.
Frightening as the prospect is for most Americans, one scholar even suggested that the U.S. might have to learn to live with the fact of Iranian nuclear weapons.
The view from abroad wasn't all bleak, and foreign observers are not thinking as much about who wins the U.S. presidential election as they are about long-term U.S. policies in a more balanced, power-sharing world. Observers felt the U.S. should shake off its group depression from recent financial woes, draw on its ethnic diversity and considerable resources and learn from countries such as Brazil and Australia that have thrived without strong military forces. As Schreer put it, the U.S. must learn the difference between "strategic or reputational interests."


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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
WIP Wednesday #9
Okay, maybe that's not such a good comparison. Anyway, on with the WIPs.
Ongoing Projects
Urban Lattice Quilt
My FFA Urban Lattice quilt is so close to being done, I can almost taste it. But it's not there yet. I've been forcing myself to work slowly as I put these blocks together—I want everything to line up perfectly on this one.
New Projects
Sliced Coins Quilt-Along
Elizabeth's doing a quilt-along, and look what I'm bringing to the party: I've got Pips and I'm not afraid to use 'em! I'm doing Moda Bella Solids in Blue Raspberry for the sashing.
Central Park quilt
Oh, and I have big plans for this humble little jelly roll here. Big plans involving many sketches.
Completed tops awaiting quilting:
Hope Valley quilt
Modern Meadow Baby Quilt
Fall Equinox (Fat Quarterly quilt-along quilt)
Nearing UFO status:
That Girl quilt-along
Figgy Pudding quilt
Wonky Log Cabin
This week's stats:
New projects - 3
Completed projects - 1 (Bloom Pillow)
Currently in progress - 10 (up two from last week)
Your turn. Link up any post with one or more works in progress—just be sure to link back to here and comment on some of the other links. Happy WIP Wednesday!
17 comments:
- Elizabeth D. said...
Ooooh, I love that little Central Park jelly roll. I love your new wip, the king size Intersections quilt. I can't wait to see how that turns out, it sounds awesome! And yes, I think we are just as fascinating as the Real Housewives...quilting can be just as dramatic, right? :)
- January 12, 2011 at 5:37 AM
- Becky said...
Your urban lattice quilt is looking great! I have a hard time slowing down towards the end too. I get way to excited and impatient.
Good luck with your King size. I just finished mine and it's a bear to work with such a big quilt!
Love your Central Park jelly roll. I just cut into mine and know that line is going to be a budge buster this year!
- January 12, 2011 at 5:55 AM
- A.J. Dub. said...
I can't wait to see the urban lattice all done! I am pretty sure I will be joining in the sliced coins as well, just need my background fabric.
I am jealous you got Central Park! Love that line.
Great fabric choices for your mom's quilt. I am still scared to mix lines. I will be doing it on the sliced coins though, since I am using random fats from my stash.
- January 12, 2011 at 6:46 AM
- Leila said...
Oh, I am having fabric envy. Urban Lattice = lovely. Pips!!! Those browns, swoon. And I love Central Park. What fun projects! :)
- January 12, 2011 at 7:55 AM
- Jessica said...
Your Urban Lattice Quilt looks great! I can't wait to see it finished! I love that Central Park jelly roll! I was torn between that and It's a Hoot for the psiquilt quilt along, thanks for hosting WIP Wednesday!!
- January 12, 2011 at 8:47 AM
- Katie said...
so many projects so little time. I love the ice skaters though.
- January 12, 2011 at 9:13 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
the urban lattice quilt is going to be beautiful!! I get my carpet laid tomorrow..then look out...lol....I am so anxious to get at my quilt tops....thanks for this posting...I thoroughly enjoy reading them; even though I can't take part as of yet....a pleasure
- January 12, 2011 at 9:15 AM
- Katherine said...
I'm always in awe of your color choices! They look so clean together.
- January 12, 2011 at 11:11 AM
- Emalee said...
I love looking at the fabrics for my quilt. It is exciting. Love, Mom
- January 12, 2011 at 2:06 PM
- Tina said...
I think I might have figured it out. I need to preview first or my comment disappears.
- January 12, 2011 at 2:28 PM
- traci said...
ACK! The idea of really tallying up my in progress stuff scares me! :D I love the urgan lattice quilt and can't wait to see your sherbet pips quilt, too!
- January 12, 2011 at 2:46 PM
- Kati said...
I love what you have going on--especially that blue, brown and green collection of fabric. That will be great.
- January 12, 2011 at 5:08 PM
- Christie, Describe Happy said...
Great progress! I too have Central Park hanging out with me (charm pack). I resisted cutting it today, so that it technically wouldn't be a WiP yet, ha! Thanks for hosting this, I enjoy collecting my thoughts about my projects each week!
- January 12, 2011 at 7:58 PM
- Thearica said...
Love that King Size Intersections quilt in progress! Kinf size quilts are always a handful but it is going to be beautiful on your mom's bed!
- January 12, 2011 at 9:46 PM
- Cristin said...
all of your projects are just gorgeous! how do you find the time?... and you have TWO kids... I only have 1 9mo old baby boy. :-)
so I do have a WIP... blogged here:
- January 13, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- edeenut said...
Your WIP posts are always so motivating to me. I love reading what you have in the works.
I've never made a king size quilt before, but you're sure brave.
- January 13, 2011 at 3:42 PM
- Kimberly White said...
I'm so liking your urban lattice quilt! Thanks for inspiring us to work on our WIPs every week!
- January 13, 2011 at 7:17 PM


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Tri-Span a life challenge achieved for cancer patient
Published: Saturday, July 13, 2013 at 4:35 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, July 13, 2013 at 4:35 p.m.
The annual Tri-Span 5k and 10k event is no longer just about fitness for Shannon Scott. This year's event was more a statement about life for the 49-year-old Wrightsville Beach resident.
Tri-Span results
Name, Age, City, Time
1 William Bunch, 20, Chapel Hill, 16:29
2 Zack Nifong ,18, Wilmington, 16:39
3 Dylan Skinner, 21, Hillsborough, 16:39
1 Kerry Leonard, 17, Wilmington, 19:12
2 Rhonda Schilawski, 32, Leland, 19:24
3 Rachel Snider, 17, Wrightsville, 21:04
1 Dannel Jeriff, 26, Fort Bragg, 35:32
2 Blake Simms, 34, Fort Bragg, 35:37
3 Wayne Blas, 35, Fort Bragg, 35:42
1 Shannon O'Neil, 21, Chapel Hill, 42:18
2 Brenda Estlack, 53, Wilmington, 44:26
3 Ginny Teer, 37, Wilmington, 48:29
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Scott took part in the race for years until two years ago, when she was dealt an unfathomable blow. Before that, she had been active in 10ks, half marathons and other races throughout the year to stay in shape, but in January of 2011, the physically fit non-smoker was diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer.
The subsequent treatment - trips to the hospital, surgeries, radiation and chemotherapy - over the past 17 months kept her from being as active. But Saturday, she was able to join the 426 others in the 31st annual event to show her thanks as a member of the YMCA's Livestrong program.
All proceeds from the race went to benefit the program, a free health and wellness program specifically designed for cancer survivors. Scott joined Livestrong five weeks ago.
"In my old life, as I call it, I was all about fitness," she said. "So to be able to be back in a gym is amazing to me considering a year ago I was in a hospital the majority of the year. It's just inspiring to see the changes already. … I'm already stronger emotionally and physically as a result."
Participants of the program meet twice a week for three hours over a 12-week period and are led by certified personal trainers who have all been touched in some way by cancer themselves.
Scott said both the trainers' and the participants' shared understanding of cancer is what gives the program a supportive atmosphere.
"There's no cure in my future, and I understand that," she said. "But being able to be in this program is just a positive environment, and we don't focus on our cancer, but at the same time if you have thoughts and reflections you can share them with other people and they understand. I just become more confident, and I allow myself to dream again. This program allows me to live the life I imagined before I was diagnosed."
That is how Scott became strong enough to walk the 5k portion of the Tri-Span race this year. Surrounded by friends and family who walked with her, Scott jogged the last 200 yards to the finish line with a huge smile on her face.
Being a participant and a recipient of the proceeds of the race has given her a new perspective on the race she said she used to "just run."
"It's so interesting now to be a part of it on the other end - to be a recipient of the benefits of the program instead of just running a race because it's the next race on the next weekend," she said. "To have had that experience of running the Tri-Span for years, to now be on the other side and benefit from the program because of the people participating in the race is kind of a full circle for me."
And getting back into the racing world has reminded her of a philosophy she learned from running that she can now relate to her work in the Livestrong program.
"It's kind of like training for a marathon," she said. "I used to run marathons all the time - it just reminds me that with the Liverstrong program, I have to take small steps, but then every day I get stronger. If I can keep moving in a positive direction then I'll cross that finish line again whatever that is."
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Last Friday, after a mostly rainy-drizzly week, Gail and I spent part of a fog-burnt morning surfing the interwebs in the Display Garden. I know spiders are busy this time of year because I have peeled their webs off my face and out of my hair, but as the dewy network was illuminated, it was plain to see that no plant, no span, no airwave is left untraveled. Amazing.
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funny i have the same fabic for cutains in my living room. i love it! your chair turned out great!!
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i got it at home fabrics.ReplyDelete
it was in the outdoor fabric section a couple weeks ago.
there not much there to choose from so this one stood out. i love the before and after on your chair.
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The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz delivered an address to pilgrims in Mina today. "I congratulate you and all of the Islamic nation, praying to God to accept Hajj from all who came to this sacred House, and forgive all their sins, and to return them safely to their homelands, after God Almighty has honored them with the performance of the fifth pillar of Islam."
The King stated, "During Hajj, the values of brotherhood and tolerance and the rejection of rancor appear clearly, since God wished the Muslim to lead a life which is an example of purity, and Hajj reflects the above mentioned values . . . The atmosphere surrounding the pilgrims makes them feel that the mission of the true Muslim is to spread security and peace, not only with the human being, but also with birds, trees and stones. This ultimate aim to which a Muslim yearns is to contribute to the reform of the earth and populate it."
King Abdullah welcomed the unity shown by pilgrims from around the world. "During Hajj many types of sympathy prevail on this earth," he said. "There is no difference between one language and another, nor between one race and another. The rich help the poor, and the strong help the weak. All hearts are united on one call to God, and the unity of the nation is achieved, so that the sublime social purpose which Islam sought will be fulfilled."
The King stressed the importance of finding common ground, especially during the current upheaval. "We are in dire need of true solidarity which maintains the unity of the nation, protects it from fragmentation, division, and prohibits the letting of blood, which God has made sacred," he declared. "Indeed this is the message of Hajj, which calls for unity of ranks and the rejection of fragmentation. We beseech God Almighty to help leaders of Muslim states for the good of our homeland and societies . . . As renaissance and progress are achieved through prosperity and security, we Muslims, nowadays, are in dire need of dialogue with the others and ourselves, in order to put an end to dissent, ignorance, extremism . . . and injustice, which threaten the aspirations of Muslims."
As the land of the Two Holy Mosques, Saudi Arabia is at the forefront of the effort to achieve the Muslim values of peace and understanding, King Abdullah said. "Out of this vision, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is still calling for dialogue between religions and cultures. It is following this path for the good of the Islamic nation and humanity as a whole."
He concluded, "The Kingdom, which God has honored to serve the Two Holy Mosques, pilgrims and visitors, feels the great responsibility bestowed upon its shoulders and exerts every effort to achieve this mission to enable pilgrims to perform Hajj in ease and comfort."
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Epistem inked a three-year biomarker collaboration with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) that aims to identify key features of diseased fibrotic tissue. The partnership will exploit Epistem's RNA-Amp™ amplification technology to aid in the generation of gene-expression data. The U.K. firm will also contribute its cell and molecular biology expertise to the collaboration.
Epistem is focused on commercializing adult stem cells in the therapeutic areas of oncology and gastrointestinal diseases. The firm operates three distinct business divisions: contract research services, biomarkers/diagnostics, and novel therapies.
The firm's biomarkers division is exploiting its GenetRx™ and RNA-Amp amplification technologies for the development of products and services in nucleic acid analysis, biomarker discovery and assay development, biomarker panels, toxicogenomics, and clinical and preclinical testing. The GenetRx technology is a cDNA amplification system for deriving mRNA gene-expression profiles from a single hair or other clinical tissue. Epistem is exploiting the technology for the provision of services for the discovery of biomarkers for research, clinical, and therapeutic applications.
The firm has in addition developed its RNA-Amp kits for cDNA amplification from very small biological or clinical samples. A range of kits are available to enable amplification of cDNA from pictogram to nanogram total RNA starting material, or from single cells. The kits are complemented by an RNA-Amp Labeling kit for cDNA labeling.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by 8 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hushpuppy64 Beautiful set for someone who loves dragons! I am a dragon and a tea enthusiast, so how could I resist? I also helps that I purchased this set while it was on sale. It is perfect for one person, or two to share. The pot is not large, but makes enough for the two little cups that come with... The strainer is a tight weave, so it will allow you to use very fine loose tea if you wish. Because it is an iron tea pot, make sure you rinse and DRY it carefully after each use. It will rust... I learned this the hard way. :) December 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RADIANT1 My FAVORITE find While dining at PF Chang's restaurant in Los Angeles for the first time I was served a delicious tea in a cast iron tea pot like this and just HAD to have one of my own because I fell in love with how hot the tea stayed pour after pour! I found it at worldmarket.com while shopping for a Christmas gift for my stepbrother. YAY! win win! So I got a gift and he got the throw he wanted. LOVE THIS TEA POT! Comes with strainer, two cast iron cups and wooden coaster. Such a great price for the quality and craftsmanship! I recommend this for every household and makes a great gift too! December 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SavaLava Great Product! I was looking for a cast iron teapot to give to my fiance as a gift that we could use both at home (on our gas stove) and bring to outdoor events or camping. I found this teapot and was worried that it would be of cheap, unreliable and unuseable quality, and happily, I was mistaken! While it is on the small side - only makes about 2 mugs worth of water - its quality and size help to make boiling water easy and fast. He loves it, and I'm super-duper satisfied. When it's available again, I'll probably get more to give as gifts! Side note: the tea that was enclosed with this set was very bitter and rank; we threw it away after our first sips.0 December 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shea752 Just as Good as Teavana This cast iron tea set is just as good as Teavana (Tetsubin Cast Iron Teapots) at a quarter of the price. Also goes well the cast iron tea warmer (http://www.worldmarket.com/product/cast-iron-teapot-warmer.do?&from=Search), which has kept my tea perfectly hot for HOURS on end. I'm so glad I purchased this here instead of wasting hundreds of dollars at Teavana. I wish the wood trivet was large enough to hold all 3 items (pot and 2 cups) but whatever. May 26, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by arlcat Good value, great looking This was purchased as a gift for my son-in-law so you'll have to wait to see if he loves it. I do have another cast iron tea pot an knowing what I paid for it makes this one a great value. I have also ordered loose tea for myself and the Thai iced tea I served for Thanksgiving and everyone loved the tea's and the iced tea was a big hit. December 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by PuterrotMond Love cast iron! Received this set for Yule from my husband and son, LOVE the teapot and trivet! I like my tea HOT, so the teacups are useless to me. The teapot and cups ARE good quality and unique, but I don't think it's a great value (you can find good quality cast iron teapots that are double the size for half the cost of this set). December 26, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by marialuisa Great tea pot, butt incomplete set delivered I ordered the set online, for a gift. The set was delivered incomplete, in particular the slot for the small wood board was empty, thus I couldn't use the package for the gift as planned. The cast iron pot is anyhow very nice and I'm happy to use it myself. December 28, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by amanda7 Beautiful, cute, but not exactly functional I purchased this teapot because it is a great deal and looks beautiful, etc, etc. However, when I made the jasmine tea and poured it into the cup, the cup was so hot that I couldn't even touch it, let alone drink it. The material conducts heat like crazy, making it very difficult to hold/drink hot tea from the cups. November 19, 2013
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When I completed my Project LEAD® training last summer, I never imagined how many research and community advocacy opportunities I would experience in such a condenced period of time.
My first research-related experience happened just a few months after Project LEAD when a few graduates and I received a scholarship from the Alamo Breast Cancer Foundation (ABCF), to attend the annual, world-renowned San Antonio Breast Cancer Research Symposium in Texas. It was an extraordinary week-long event that gathered near 8,000 researchers, oncologists, surgeons and advocates with the purpose of showcasing the latest research discoveries in the fight against breast cancer. It was exciting to understand most of the conversation and to be able to voice our patient advocate perspective with pharmaceutical companies, research labs and leading experts who shared their projects with us. We made great connections with people from all over the world. And upon returning from the conference, I wrote my first research article—more than 2,200 words. My article was edited by Cancer Magazine for future publication in the annual Hot Topics CD presented by ABCF. My topic was based on one of the symposium presentations and talks about the role of genetics and microenvironments in the development of breast cancer tumors.
A few weeks later, I was nominated and became a consumer reviewer for the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) Breast Cancer Research Program (BCRP). In early 2013, I traveled to Washington, DC, and took part in the collaborative group of scientists and fellow patient advocates who reviewed hundreds of proposals sent by different national and international scholars who were applying for federal grants to partially fund breast cancer research projects. This was certainly a one-of-a-kind experience and I am thrilled that I recently received an invitation to return again.
Also in early 2013, I was invited by a fellow Californian and NBCC mentor to join the board of the Breast Cancer Care Research Foundation (BCCRF), an organization whose mission is to educate and promote clinical research, access to quality care and advocacy for women with breast cancer and their supporters. Soon after, I was invited to collaborate with a group of wonderful researchers as an advocate in a research proposal that focuses on study patients from my same Latino heritage.
More recently, another group of valuable researchers I admire in the University of Southern California (USC) invited me to be part of the advisory committee of patient advocates to prepare and present a proposal that involves the Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) community at the USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center.
In summary, these past few months have been very rewarding and I am looking forward to continue collaborating in all the advisory committees, community organizations and hospitals that I currently support. Project LEAD taught me not just the basics of breast cancer research and its importance in the fight against this disease, but it also taught me how to be the voice for my community in any cancer research proposal that I am involved with, either as a collaborator or as a reviewer.


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Before I put this in the bakeoff section, I'm floating it here ... I'm thinking of running a day of classical music listening on June 23, when the wife will be off working in China.
Anyone who posts here who has been to a bakeoff knows that feeling when you put on the lieder or string quartet or piano record, and suddenly everyone disappears off to text the wife or whatever .... only returning with the quirky girl with guitar is safely back on (and you thought that classical music only got rid of adolescent mall rats?).
Well it's about time we turned the tables ... let's have a full day of unashamed classical music listening, with none of that pop/rock/jazzy music allowed. I held one of these about three years ago and it was one of the best days' music listening I'd had in ages.
I'll have my Voyd/Io/An Arm3/Kondo AN S6c SUT, Nick Gorham phono stage, AN CDT Two/II transport, AN 3.1 Balanced DAC, and the Tannoy 15in MG GRFs, plus new arrivals Icon Audio 845i monoblocks and a preamp TBA.
The say should be more about sharing new music than swapping out bits of hifi, but if anyone wants to put a streaming front end up against the CDT Two (or a seriously high-end DAC against the AN DAC) that might be quite interesting ....
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Each week O Heroes sits down with one of our student-athletes to get to know more about them on and off the field. This week we feature Marcus Mariota, a 6-4 redshirt freshman quarterback with the Oregon Football team.
Mariota is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in General Science. Despite his demanding schedule balancing academics and athletics, Mariota has created a lasting impact within the Eugene-Springfield community through his work with O Heroes.
Last summer Mariota volunteered much of his time at the Boys and Girls Club of Eugene playing sports with the kids. In addition, Mariota participated in the Quackin' Action Youth Development event as well as "O"lympics. The positive impact he's had on the kids lends credibility to his character and commitment to the Oregon community.
A native to Honolulu, Hawaii, Mariota plans to return to the islands and work as physical therapist after graduation. He hopes to continue to volunteer throughout his community and seek out opportunities to grow as a mentor to kids.
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Garmin-Transitions team doctor Shannon Sovndal signing Books in Boulder
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This Wednesday at the Boulder Bookstore, Garmin-Transitions team doctor Shannon Sovndal will discuss and sign their book, Cycling Anatomy at 7:30pm. And for those who love skiing too, Ron LeMaster will discuss and sign "Ultimate Skiing" at the same time.
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See what it takes to maximize cycling power, speed, and endurance "Cycling Anatomy" will show you how to improve your performance by increasing muscular strength and optimizing the efficiency of every movement.
"Cycling Anatomy" features 74 of the most effective cycling exercises, each with clear, step-by-step descriptions and full-color anatomical illustrations highlighting the primary muscles in action.
"Cycling Anatomy" goes beyond exercises by placing you on the bike and into the throes of competition. Illustrations of the active muscles involved in cornering, climbing, descending, and sprinting show you how the exercises are fundamentally linked to cycling performance. From steep inclines to slick terrains, "Cycling Anatomy" will ensure you're prepared for any challenge that comes your way.
You'll also learn how to modify exercises to target specific areas, reduce muscle tension, and minimize common cycling injuries. You'll also learn ways to pull it all together to develop a training based on your individual needs and goals.
Whether you're training for an upcoming century ride or just want to top that killer hill with strength to spare, "Cycling Anatomy" will make sure you get the most out of every ride.
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Take a Rare Look at How Obama Decides to Send Drones to Kill Americans - Yahoo! News
The article above should bring images of Big Brother and 1999 to mind. It looks to be time to lead double lives, like those who lived behind the Iron Curtain. Attitudes, such as those discussed concerning Second Ammendment rights and its meaning, may be constituted as threats against America by someone in authority. Since the CIA is running the drone business, it is their determination which matters. All of this is void of "due process".
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will host a Hall of Fame Series with inductee Dennis Edwards of the Temptations on Friday, July 30 at 1 p.m. in the Museum's Foster Theater. Edwards will be interviewed by the Rock Hall's Director of Education Jason Hanley.
Edwards was the first new Temptation to enter the group after their "classic five" heyday, when he replaced David Ruffin as lead singer in July 1968. With his rougher gospel-hewn vocals, Edwards led the group through its psychedelic, funk, and disco periods; two of the Temptations songs he appears on, "Cloud Nine" (1968) and "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone" (1972), won Grammy Awards. Edwards was the lead singer on other Temptations hits including "I Can't Get Next to You," "Ball of Confusion" and "Psychedelic Shack." With Edwards, the group became one of the most successful Motown groups.
In 1984 Motown re-launched Edwards' solo career, and he had a hit with the single "Don't Look Any Further." Edwards later received seven Grammy Awards, 14 gold Records, sold over 100 million recordings worldwide and was inducted with the Temptations into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1989. He is also a member of the Alabama Hall of Fame and performed in Washington D.C. for the 2009 Inaugural Ball for President Obama. Edward's television credits include guest appearances on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Trinity Broadcasting Network, Motown's 25th Anniversary, PBS Soul to Soul special, Feed the Children and more.
This event coincides with this month's Rock and Roll Night School program.
Edwards will also perform with the Temptations Review at this year's 7th Annual Family Unity in the Park Concert & Fireworks Show on Saturday, July 31 from noon to 9pm. Located in Luke Easter Park at Kinsman and Martin Luther King Boulevard in Mt. Pleasant, the concert is part of a yearlong celebration of educational, cultural and entertainment festivities held in the Mt. Pleasant community. The Family Unity in the Park Concert is FREE and open to the public. Visit www.thefamilyunityinthepark.com for more information.
The Hall of Fame Series, which began in April 1996, is a cornerstone of the Museum's curatorial and educational efforts. By bringing inductees to Cleveland (and occasionally to venues in other parts of the country) on a regular basis, the series offers audiences rare and unique access to Hall of Famers in an intimate setting. Formats for these once-in-a-lifetime events have inspired spontaneous conversation and impromptu performances, special presentations, and audience-participation question and answer sessions. The series celebrates the careers of some of rock music's biggest names and allows the public to learn about the history and influence of rock and roll from the people who made it. Each Hall of Fame Series is audio and/or videotaped for use in the Museum's future Library and Archives.


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Man. We've been addicted to Maimouna Youssef's voice since we heard her at a random show at the Grapevine in Philly (which has since shutdown) circa 2004. Folks may also be familiar with her from The Roots "It Don't Feel Right" track.
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Sinclair, Dimmock Win World Press Multimedia Contest
Stephanie Sinclair and Jessica Dimmock won first place in the Online Feature category of the 2013 World Press Photo Multimedia Contest for "Too Young to Wed." The documentary multimedia project was produced for the Web and featured Sinclair's images with motion work by Dimmock. It explores the cultural practice of allowing older men to marry girls under the age of 18 in countries like Ethiopia, Yemen and Afghanistan.
The World Press Photo organization announced its multimedia awards in three categories today in Amsterdam. All first-place winners for the 2013 Multimedia Contest will receive a cash award of 1,500 euros. Second and third place winners will receive a Golden Eye Award and a diploma.
The Too Young to Wed website is a partnership between the United Nations Population Fund and VII Photo. Other winners in the Online Feature category were Liz O. Baylen of the Los Angeles Times for "Dying for Relief: Bitter Pills," which focuses on overcoming addiction to prescription pills; and Yang Enze of Southern Metropolis Daily for "Dreams on Freewheels" about seven members of China's Disabled Track Cycling Team, who competed in the 2012 London Paralympic Games.
World Press Photo awarded Pep Bonet of Noor Images first place in the Online Short category for "Into the Shadows." The online film focuses on the struggles of immigrants living in Johannesburg. Second place in this category went to Arkasha Stevenson of the Los Angeles Times for "Living with a Secret," which explores gender identity in children. Jérôme Sessini of Magnum Photos won third place for his online short "Aleppo Battleground" about members of the Free Syria Army.
The third category of the World Press Photo Multimedia Contest was Interactive Documentary, which recognizes interactive online projects that feature a "combination of photography and/or film, with animation, graphics, illustrations, sound or text." First place was awarded to Miquel Dewever-Plana and Isabelle Fougère for "Alma, a Tale of Violence" about gang violence in Guatemala. Jeremy Mendes and Leanne Allison won second place for "Bear 71" about a female grizzly bear; and Claire O'Neill, photo editor at National Public Radio (NPR) won third place for "Lost and Found: Discover a Black-and-White Era in Full Color" about a photo historian who found a collection of photos taken in the 1930s in the trash. An honorable mention in this category went to Jake Price for "UnknownSpring," which chronicles a Japanese community recovering from the tsunami.
The jury members for this year's World Press Photo Multimedia Contest were Keith W. Jenkins of NPR, photojournalists Samuel Bollendorff and Susan Meiselas, Kang Kyung-ran of Frontline News Service, writer and poet Patrick Mudekereza, Bjarke Myrthu of Storyplanet.com, Caspar Sonnen of IDFA DocLab and Alan Stoga of Zemi Communications.
This is the third year that World Press Photo, a non-profit which supports visual journalism through educational programs, grants and awards, has honored multimedia storytelling. Michiel Munneke, managing director of World Press Photo, noted that "with the multimedia competition we are trying to do justice to what we see happening in the field. Our ambition is to inspire photographers to move forward and explore new territories."
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Tragedy morphed into a happy ending thanks to Catholic Charities' intervention, The New York Times Neediest Cases campaign and support from readers like you.
Last year, The Times shared the profile of Carlos Castro. As a teenager, he had been stabbed multiple times by thugs who tried to rob him and his friends on a street in Queens. The lack of oxygen to his brain, a result of his severe blood loss, rendered him blind.
Yet he managed to find some work as a Spanish/English translator.
When the Times published the article about Mr. Castro last year, he and his mother, Ana, had recently escaped living in a miserable room in the city's shelter system.
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UGLI ing up the draft thread!
The Syracuse kid Michael Carter-Williams had a rough shooting day today: 3 for 15 from the field and 7 for 15 from the line. Syracuse lost by 4 pts. to Temple. MCW also had 4 assists to go with 3 turnovers.
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I'm still immensely intrigued. Which brings me to a question: if MCW carries his current production to the end of the year and Syracuse lies to rest at, say, the Sweet 16, how does his stock not surpass where the Jazz might pick?
"I will say, almost everything. And I didnt bring it every night. But I think most everything was a frustration."
There was a different dude for syracuse that looked really good in the few minutes i saw of him.. Number 5 maybe? I think he was a 2 guard and left handed, with a real nice looking stroke and lots of elevation on his jumper.
Who was that? (i might be wrong about the lefty comment and his number)
Sounds like you're talking about Triche. (don't know what number he is..)
I saw highlights and i was actually talking about Fair, but my description just sucked.
Anyway he looked to have a really nice midrange game with perfect form and good elevation on his jumper.
I dont know if he is usually very good but when i saw him he looked awesome. (same thing happened last year when i caught a really nice stretch of play from kim english). I dont watch alot of college ball other than byu.
Speaking of byu that little point guard from baylor always impresses me everytime i have seen him play (maybe 4 times.)
We should draft Andrew Harrison! YAYYYY!
MCW, and Syracuse in general, had a really rough game. Props to Temple.
A few thoughts on MCW after watching today's game:
-doesn't seem to have a great touch around the hoop, ala Hayward.
-gets to the FT line well (wtf was up with his shot today?)
-his 3PT% is bad, but his form seems fine. It's not like some guys where you cringe whenever they pull up for a jumper.
-as impressive as his 10.7 APG average is, I think it's even more impressive when you consider the fact that Syracuse has zero 3-point shooters.


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- 2 cups sugar
- 1-1/2 cups canola oil
- 2 large eggs
- 1/2 cup molasses
- 4 cups all-purpose flour
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"I didn't care for these at all. They tasted like their ingredients: oil and sugar, baked up crisp. They were not chewy at all, even though I kept them to the lower end of directions- 10 minutes. I disliked them so much that I tossed the 3 batches I baked and the remaining dough. I will look for a recipe that calls for some butter and brown sugar for more flavor and chewy softness. I cannot recommend these. Yuk."
"I have made these for many years and they are so good.The only problem I have is melting the white chips,,I have NEVER had luck with that process,,so at Christmas I rolled them in colored sugars for a more festive look.The recipe make a big batch.VERY delicious"


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Forecasters say northern Arkansas could see significant ice accumulation as a storm system makes its way through the state.
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Joseph Edward "Ed" Adams passed away on Friday, December 21, 2012 in Bayhealth @ Kent General Hospital. He was born in Milford, Delaware, the son of the late George F. Sr. and Margaret (Farens) Adams on July 17, 1942. Ed was employed by General Foods, Kraft Division for 31 years, retiring in 1996.
He is survived by 2 brothers, Thomas H. Adams and wife Sharon of Wilmington, DE and George F. Adams, Jr. and wife Katherine of Aiken, SC: nieces and nephews, Thomas Adams Jr., Steven Adams, Christopher Adams, Amy Gleaton, and Andrew Adams; and 9 great nieces and nephews.
A funeral service will be held Friday, December 28, 2012, at 1:00 p.m. in the chapel of Berry-Short Funeral Home, 119 NW Front Street, Milford, with visitation after 12:00 p.m. Burial will follow in Slaughter Neck Cemetery.
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