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May 10, 2013
2013 UCLA Statistics | Postgame Press Conference
NCAA Tournament Program
BOSTON - The No. 3 UCLA women's water polo team defeated No. 6 Princeton, 8-6, on Friday afternoon to advance to tomorrow's NCAA Semifinals vs. No. 2 Stanford. The Bruins received three goals from sophomore Rachel Fattal.
UCLA improved to 27-6 overall, while Princeton fell to 26-6. The Bruins improved to 6-0 all-time against Princeton and this was UCLA's first-ever meeting with the Tigers in postseason play. UCLA also improved to 50-7 all-time in postseason play and a stellar mark of 27-4 in NCAA Championship competition.
"I'm happy that we did what we needed to do," UCLA Head Coach Brandon Brooks said. "Defensively, we controlled the whole game. Once we got the lead, the outcome was never in jeopardy. We are moving on to the semifinals, which is where we want to be. We still have a chance to play for a championship."
Fattal got the Bruins on the board first, scoring on a penalty shot at the 1:56 mark of the first period. Then on the next possession, another Bruin freshman, India Forster, made it 2-0 (1:28) with a score on a counter attack off a nice feed from junior Kelly Ronimus. Jessie Holechek ended the first quarter scoring for Princeton with 59 seconds left on a nearside shot that found the back of the net at the low corner.
The second period opened like the first, with both teams playing solid defense and not allowing any goals for the first six minutes of the quarter. But Fattal opened the flood gates, scoring her second goal of the game on a skip shot at the top right corner to give UCLA a 3-1 lead with two minutes left in the second period. Senior Gisselle Naranjo made it 4-1 at the 1:11 mark on a nice cross-cage lob shot. Then Donohoe scored her first of the game on a penalty shot with 46 seconds left to make it 5-1. Then after Holechek scored her second (:17) of the game, Donohoe countered with her second (:07) to regain the momentum with the Bruins heading into halftime leading 6-2.
Both teams played solid defense in the third period, a scoreless period for both squads.
"When we were put in the situation of playing a lot of 5-man, we made a lot of stops when we needed to make stops, and I thought that was fantastic," Brooks said. We pride ourselves on defense and this team has a lot of fight in them and plays with a lot of courage. It is a confidence booster and inspiring, as a coach, to know that when we have to play defense, we are fine stepping up to the challenge."
But with the Bruins sitting comfortably with a five-goal lead, the Tigers pressed and won the fourth period, 4-2. Donohoe got things started in the fourth period, completing her hat trick with 7:33 to go, giving the Bruins a 7-2 advantage. Katie Rigler scored back-to-back goals for Princeton (7:11 and 4:35) to narrow the gap to 7-4. Putting an end to Princeton's rally was another Bruin freshman, Alys Williams. She buried a low shot from five meters in the left corner to put UCLA up 8-4 with 3:04 to go. Brittany Zwirner and Rigler ended the scoring with goals for Princeton (1:43 and :18) to provide the final margin of 8-6.
"We could have finished stronger and we made a couple of tactical mistakes," Brooks added. "In the end, we get a another chance at Stanford."
Redshirt sophomore Sami Hill played the entire game in goal for UCLA and recorded nine saves. Freshman Ashleigh Johnson also played the entire game in goal for Princeton and was credited with seven saves.
UCLA was 0-for-2 on power plays but converted both of its penalty shots. Princeton went 2-for-8 on its 6-on-5 opportunities.
"We worked a lot this week on defense," Hill said. In order for me to make the blocks, our defense has to be in the right position and we were in the first half."
The Bruins will face No. 2 Stanford in the second semifinal tomorrow at Harvard's Blodgett Pool. Game time is slated for 4:00 p.m. (PT)/7:00 p.m. (ET).
"Tomorrow, we are going to have to go out with a lot of energy and a lot of strength," Donohoe said. "It is our fourth time seeing Stanford this year, so we have to learn from the past games and play well as individuals and as a team."
No. 6 Princeton vs. No. 3 UCLA
Princeton Goals: Katie Rigler 3, Jessie Holechek 2, Brittany Zwirner
Princeton Saves: Ashleigh Johnson 7
UCLA Goals: Rachel Fattal 2, India Forster
UCLA Saves: Sami Hill 9
The NCAA will webcast every game of the 2013 NCAA Women's Water Polo Championship at Harvard's Blodgett Pool. All games can be watched and heard here:
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The scenic beauty of Lake Powell compliments the fishing.
One thing that has made Lake Powell one of the first choices of anglers these days is they never know what will come out of the deep. Could be any one of a dozen species, some showing up more often than others.
Another reason is fish there are seldom alone. Where there is one, it's possible there could be a hundred or more nearby. And the likelihood of catching several fish and/or even a different species is great, especially now.
Possible catches include striped bass, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, walleye and crappie, all present in great numbers in the lake. Then there's always the possibility of hooking a northern pike, green sunfish, blue gill, catfish, tiger muskie, carp or the newest introduction, the gizzard shad.
It's easy to see how the largemouth bass got its name.
Trout once swam in the lake, but have rarely been seen since the 1970s.
And, if there is a time when a fish is more likely to bite it's now, when a fish's mind is focused on reproduction. The lake's big five—stripers, largemouth, smallmouth, walleye and crappie—are all in the spawning mood.
According to Wayne Gustaveson, lake biologist for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and author of the popular Wayne's Words, a weekly update of fishing conditions on Lake Powell, "Bass fishing does not get any better than the success seen in the last week."
Recent catches include largemouth up to seven pounds and smallmouth up to four and a half pounds.
And the big bass, he says, "are being caught at an unprecedented rate.''
Wayne Gustaveson holds a largemouth bass. Large bass are showing up with unusual regularity this spring.
Largemouth and smallmouth are being caught pretty much anytime of the day. That's because the males of the species have built nests and are guarding those nests until the eggs hatch. Until then they are very protective and will aggressively hit anything that could be of threat.
Largemouth choose to spawn in brushy areas, while smallmouth hang round rocky shorelines.
Striped bass, now, are a different matter. Stripers tend to be finicky eaters during the spawning period. So Gustaveson suggests fishing early in the morning and later in the afternoon, when they are more likely to bite.
"Full sun on the water slowed the bite considerably,'' he reports.
Gustaveson says there are no bad fishing spots around the lake these days, only that some areas are better. These would include the San Juan arm of the lake, Good Hope, Padre, Hite and Wahweap bays.
Finding striped bass during the spawn will require anglers to move around and fish different depths. And, if available, keeping a close eye on a fish finder. Best success has come from trolling and fishing different depths.
Largemouth, now, may require a change in technique during the spawn. Since the bass nest in brushy area, fishing with an exposed hook can be a problem, so to make the hook weedless put on a plastic worm or grub on the tip.
Smallmouth hold around rocky shorelines and can be fished for using a double-tail plastic grub, tube jig or plastic worm on a lead-head jig. Cast in towards shore and then retrieve in a jerk and reel motion.
Like largemouth, crappie like brushy habitat so in the pursuit of a bass an angler may come up with a black crappie or visa versa. There are, however, not as many crappie in the lake as there are largemouth.
Fish for walleye by trolling along steep canyon walls pulling bait.
This is the time of year when walleye are most likely to be caught.
Gustaveson points out that there has been a dramatic rise in surface water. What it means, he adds, is "young bass are excited about the rapid rise in temperature and seem to be willing to eat anything put in front of them. Juvenile smallmouth bass are in the rocks, along shallow rock ledges, and willing to chase lures seen from a long distance."
There are reports of anglers fishing the San Juan Arm catching more than 100 bass in a day.
He adds that "the old standby lure'' and proven bait are working best.
Lake Powell Records
Striped bass—48 lbs., 2 oz.
Largemouth bass—10 lbs., 2 oz.
Smallmouth bass—5 lbs., 1 oz.
Walleye—9 lbs., 15 oz.
Northern pike—16 lbs., 7 oz.
Channel catfish—24 lbs.
Bluegill—1 lb., 8 oz.
Black Crappie—2 lbs., 14 oz.
Carp—32 lbs.
Green Sunfish—14.7 oz.
Tiger Muskie—24 lbs.
Gizzard shad—3 lbs., 4 oz.

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Leonard Wayne St. Jean
Position: G
Height: 5-11 Weight: 250 lbs.
Born: October 27, 1941 in Newberry, MI
High School: Newberry
College: Northern Michigan
Drafted by the Boston Patriots in the 9th round (68th overall) of the 1964 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 17th round (237th overall) of the 1964 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 41 (2177th overall since 1950)
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is proud to support the Cleveland music scene in featuring performances by local bands every summer, sharing the stage with national artists such as Man Man, Akron/Family and Chairlift during the Museum's Summer Sessions concert series. The city's wide array of artists perform just about every genre of music, and the bi-annual Cleveland Lottery League at the Beachland Ballroom is just one more way the power of music proves to bring people together.
Two years ago something completely original, completely Cleveland, and very special happened when 144 area musicians got together in a way never imagined before as part of the first ever Cleveland Lottery League. Essentially a community art project like no other, 33 all-new bands were formed, their efforts culminating with a concert for something the League was calling, and very aptly so, THE BIG SHOW 2008.
I was there the night of THE BIG SHOW 2008, and no exaggerated-filled explanation written here can truly capture the civic pride and sheer magic of what was presented that night.
Now, two years later, we are one day away from what is planned be a bi-annual event for Cleveland and by Cleveland, THE BIG SHOW 2010.
The original idea of Lottery League started to take shape in the Winter of 2007 when a small group of Cleveland musicians got together (who would name themselves the "Council of Chiefs") and created what they first referred to as a 'What If' scenario: 'What if we were to take a bunch of local musicians and put them in bands with people who have never played together?'
Using equal parts imagination, resourcefulness, networking, and even some mathematical algorithms, the concept was honed and rules were put in place; and so too were 144 Cleveland musicians from all walks of aesthetic tastes, all ready to take part. Artists who typically play rock could end up with country, hip-hop could end up as punk, avant-garde could end up as metal. Anything was possible, and everything was encouraged.
The rules of the Lottery League are quite simple: all participants must be or have been in bands that have recorded or toured. From that group, a list is created to insure that no two former or current collaborators, roommates, or lovers could be placed in the same band. Then, after Draft Night—in which the new bands are picked and created right out of a bingo hopper—the participants have roughly two months to rehearse and record until their deadline: an April rock and roll circus known as THE BIG SHOW.
This year's BIG SHOW is this Saturday, April 10 at 5 p.m. at the Beachland Ballroom. All 33 bands have each prepared a 10 minute set of all-original material, and with the exception of a few brief intermissions for a collective catching of one's breath, the action will move non-stop from all three stages until the last performance at 1 a.m. Amidst this joyous chaos, raffles will be held while League members will sell their wares at a community merch table.
This is an event not to miss for any and all of you who love and support music and enjoy discovering new bands! And who knows? Maybe one of these newly formed bands will be making an appearance here on the Rock Hall stage this summer!
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What kind of diseases did they have at Valley Forge?
Q.What kind of diseases did they have at Valley Forge?
Ashley Bell, New York, 8th Grade
A.Disease at Valley Forge was rampant. Sanitary conditions in the 18th Century were very poor. Small pox, typhoid or typhus (known as putrid fever), pneumonia, and dysentery were some. Most of the troops were inoculated for small pox at Valley Forge, but these men were usually on an inactive status because they were quarantined.
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'Peace for Trayvon' rally calls for change to legal system
Published: Saturday, July 20, 2013 at 8:39 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, July 20, 2013 at 8:39 p.m.
On Saturday afternoon, leaders of Wilmington's black community stood in front of the six paddles commemorating those who died in the Massacre of 1898 and spoke about a 17-year-old who died much farther south and how he could impact their lives.
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About 150 people attended the "Peace for Trayvon" rally, sponsored by the New Hanover County chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the Wilmington Journal, to express their grief about the killing of Trayvon Martin and call for change to a legal system that led to the acquittal of George Zimmerman a week ago.
"We just want justice and equality for everyone," said Nancy Bellamy, who has two sons and two grandsons.
"We pledge to the flag and we say justice for all – we just want it for all people. I just don't believe that it was fair to just kill someone and walk away with no kind of punishment."
The Wilmington rally was among demonstrations held in cities across the nation Saturday to press for federal civil rights charges against Zimmerman, a former neighborhood watch leader, and to call for changes in the nation's self-defense laws.
Many of the attendees at the Wilmington rally could identify with Martin and his family, either directly or out of fear for their younger sons and brothers.
"I got that here, a 16-year-old son ...," said Daawud El-Amin, a community activist, as he pointed to his son Aquil. "That could have been him that night. It could be him tomorrow, so every time I see him, wake up in the morning and see him, I see Trayvon."
One of the day's prevailing themes was unity, as speakers called for the emotions sparked by Martin's death to lead to more meetings, more rallies and more action in the region to make more progress toward ending racial profiling and increasing equality.
"That's where our power is … in our unity," said Minister Tyrone Muhammad of the Nation of Islam. "Our power is recognizing that we are a community and staying tied into one another, regardless of religion. I'm talking about our people, in particular – I'm talking about black people because we are in the worst condition."
Attendees expressed confidence that marches and rallies could lead to real change, pointing to the civil rights movement of the 1960s as proof. At the same time, they expressed hope that Martin's death could lead to wider involvement, particularly on the part of young people.
"I'm glad to be a part of it even though I'm getting old now and I've been doing this for years and years and years," said John Bellamy, Nancy's husband. "What we're trying to do now is get more young people involved in the struggle because right now some of our young people think everything is all right and we have arrived. They don't realize we're still in the back of the bus."
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I had mentioned The Imperiale at Washburn Imports in my column and on this blog a few weeks back. It's the cool new bar inside of Washburn Imports at at 1800 N. Orange Ave.
When I had last stopped by they were only open a week, but still I enjoyed the funky little beer and wine haven inside the antique furniture shop. The owner, John Washburn, was still in the process of finishing touches at that point, including the construction of an outside beer garden.
Well it looks like they're ready for the public now. Tomorrow night they'll be celebrating their grand opening from 6-9 p.m. with live entertainment and complimentary select wines and beers.
This is one of the coolest settings for a bar I've seen in a while, with a great beer and wine selection. Definitely check it out.


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4 boats burglarized at NSB's Anglers Club
Published: Monday, February 4, 2013 at 8:45 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 4, 2013 at 4:49 p.m.
Police are looking for clues that will lead them to suspects in the burglaries of four boats docked at the Anglers Club, 2 N. Causeway, in New Smyrna Beach.
According a police call log, officers were responded to the club's docks Sunday after someone stole undisclosed items from the separate boats, one of which is owned by former state Rep. Jack Ascherl.
The burglaries were reported between noon and 2 p.m. Sunday.
The police reports indicated a 20-inch flat-screen television, a bottle of vodka, fishing equipment and a depth finder were taken from the boats. The items estimated value was $600.
Each of the boat owners indicated they would pursue criminal charges if a suspect or suspects are found.
Later Sunday evening, a man conducting a burglary investigation found some abandoned prescription drugs in a wooded area on the property, the call log said. The find occurred just before 8 p.m.
The drugs were turned over to police.
Anyone with information about these crimes is asked to contact the New Smyrna Beach Police Department's investigative division at 386-424-2249.
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Whatchamacallit has a new friend! It was…oh, I forgot the name already. What was it called? That Thingamajig type candy bar?
Thingamajig is a new Limited Edition bar that Hershey's is producing, I am unsure for how long exactly, as a nice compliment to the Watchamacallit bar. It cleverly sports another placeholder name and is essentially the same sort of candy bar. A few things have been tweaked and switched, but the two are really candy bar siblings as so to speak.
Thingamajig comes in a sassy red wrapper, which is much more eye-catching than Watchamacallit's beige/yellow color scheme. The wrapper describes it as "Made with chocolate, cocoa crisps and peanut butter". I admit, I'm suspicious of this, as I know Watchamacallit is made with mockolate. So I can't help but scrutinize the semantics here. Does "made with" mean the same as "chocolatey"? From a glance at the ingredients, it does. *sigh*
I'll refrain from comparing the two bars for the sake of brevity, as that territory has been covered by many of the other candy blogs out there. The main difference is that the crispies in Thingamajig are cocoa flavored, and it has a stripe of peanut butter instead of caramel like Whatchamacallit. We all clear here now?
Out of the wrapper, the Thingamajig smells a little like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup (RPBC): sweet, peanut buttery with a hint of chocolate.
The flavor is sweet and chocolatey at first, with notes of caramel and cream and that signature mockolate greay texture. Then the peanut butter taste comes in, similar to a Reese's PBC, but not as intense and fresh. I don't get any extra chocolate kick from the cocoa crispies, which doesn't surprise me, as flavored crisped rice is a mild beast to begin with. As I taste this, I am annoyed by the fact that the mockolate coating melts on my fingers as I hold the bar (yes, I don't like to use the wrapper for that, I like my bars to be free and break off pieces). The cripiss are very fresh and crispy, as I hear them crunch so loudly in my head when I chew them, it's like there's a war going on the there.
It was good, better than I expected, but still nothing stellar to knock me off my feet. Use real chocolate next time and it's very possible I'll change my mind.
Also check out these reviews at Candyblog.net, Candy Yum Yum!, Cocoa Heaven, A.V. Club, and Limited Edition Foods.
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Muschamp jabs Ohio State for turning in Gators
Published: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 at 11:01 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 at 11:11 p.m.
HOOVER, Ala. — Florida coach Will Muschamp says Ohio State did report the Gators for possible NCAA violations.
Muschamp told reporters at SEC Media Day no violations were found by the SEC or NCAA, and then he took a jab at Ohio State.
"And so we appreciated our friends from Ohio making sure we're compliant with NCAA rules. They certainly know a little bit about that subject," he said, according to USA Today.
Ohio State was banned from the postseason last year for NCAA violations.
The Buckeyes reportedly turned in a Florida assistant for having contact with a recruit during an impermissible time and for a Gators player giving another recruit a ride to campus.
Ohio State coach Urban Meyer, Muschamp's predecessor at Florida, has denied being directly involved in reporting Florida.
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J Rocc (of The Beat Junkies fame and Stones Throw family) is dropping hot mixes all over, which is nothing new, but now it's all about his new album Some Cold Rock Stuf. Above is a great video for "Stay Fresh," shot by Mayer Hawthorne on his iPhone and edited on the flight back to LA. (budget? what's a budget?) Below, grab another track from the album for download, "Play This Too" and check out J Rocc's special with Benji B on BBC's Radio1.
And if you're the kinda fan that loves rare merch, check here to get even more J Rocc goodies, including 'mystery discs' and posters of the artwork by Jeff Jank, the artist responsible for the indie hip-hop label's distinctive look.
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What's the differance between the L1A1 and the SA-58?
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What's the differance between the L1A1 and the SA-58?
The L1A1 was the "inch pattern" FAL adopted by the Commonwealth countries, mainly Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. The SA58 is DSArms semi auto version of the metric pattern FAL, adopted by just about every other non-Warsaw Pact country in the world.
Main practical difference is the magazines, the L1A1 uses a magazine with a heavy front lug welded/brazed to the front of the mag. The metric mags used a smaller lug that was simply punched out of the sheetmetal mag shell. The metric will fit in the L1A1 receiver but will be loose as the recess for the lug is too big for the smaller lug. The L1A1 mag will not fit in the metric because the lug is too large to fit in the receiver recess.
There are other differences, such as the shape of the grip, selector, and bbl type. L1A1s were semi auto only while most metrics were selective fire. Slightly different internals too.
Of course, the rifles available to us today are built up from parts kits or pieced together with a mix of surplus and new parts. Many mix features and parts, some L1A1s use metric receivers and thus use metric mags only.
Kernel, you said a metric will fit in an L1A1, but will it fuction properly?
Depends on that particular combo. Usually they work fine, but some rifles experience misfeeds due to the slop. The front end can drop too low if the fit is really loose.
Thank You.
I have been looking a the DSA web site at all the configuiration's. I do like the fact that you can get a 21" bull barrel from them.


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Martin Chambers, drummer for the Pretenders, is born in Hereford, England.
Christine Ellen "Chrissie" Hynde, vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the Pretenders, is born in Akron, Ohio.
Pete Farndon, bassist for the Pretenders, is born in Hereford, England.
James Honeyman-Scott, guitarist for the Pretenders, is born in Hereford, England.
Future Pretender Chrissie Hynde moves from Ohio to London, where she'll work as a rock journalist and try to break into music.
The Pretenders form in London, with American expatriate Chrissie Hynde joined by bassist Pete Farndon, guitarist James Honeyman-Scott and (a year later) drummer Martin Chambers.
The Pretenders' debut - a cover of the Kinks' "Stop Your Sobbing," produced by Nick Lowe - is released. It becomes a Top Thirty U.K. hit and stirs interest in America.
The Pretenders' self-titled first album, one of the most arresting debuts of the New Wave era, is released. It peaks at #9 and is certified platinum (one million sold) in 1982.
"Brass in Pocket" becomes the Pretenders' first Top Forty hit. It will peak at #14 in the U.S. and top the charts in Britain.
The Pretenders' prosaically titled second album, Pretenders II, is released. Standout tracks include "Message of Love," "Talk of the Town" and "I Go to Sleep."
James Honeyman-Scott, guitarist for the Pretenders, dies of a cocaine overdose.
"Back on the Chain Gang," by the Pretenders, enters the charts. It will become their biggest U.S. hit, reaching #5.
Pete Farndon, bassist with the Pretenders, dies of a heroin overdose.
The Pretenders bounce back from the deaths of two founding members with Learning to Crawl. It reaches #5 and remains their highest charting album.
The Pretenders release Get Close, their fourth album, which contains the Top Ten hit "Don't Get Me Wrong."
The Singles, a 16-track compilation, surveys the Pretenders' impressive hitmaking ability thus far in the Eighties.
The Pretenders' fifth studio album, Packed!, is released. Recorded at four studios on two continents, it contains only leader Chrissie Hynde from the original lineup.
The Pretenders release Last of the Independents, their sixth studio album, which marks the return of drummer Martin Chambers.
The Pretenders' last Top Forty hit, "I'll Stand by You," enters the charts, where it will peak at #16.
Viva El Amor!, the Pretenders' first studio album in five years, is released. Its cover shot of Chrissie Hynde was taken by Linda McCartney shortly before her death.
The Pretenders release Loose Screw, their first album for Artemis Records.
The Pretenders are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the twentieth annual induction dinner. Neil Young is their presenter.


text: Mar 5, 2013 15:21 Kromer leaves Saints to become Bears OC Kromer leaves Saints to become Bears OC Associated Press photo by Gerald HerbertNew Orleans Saints acting head coach Aaron Kromer smiles before a game against the San Diego Chargers on Oct. 7 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans. Advocate staff photo by PATRICK DENNISSaints interim coach Aaron Kromer calls a timeout during a game Sept. 9. Kromer has agreed to become the Chicago Bears' offensive coordinator, according to reports. by sheldon mickles| Advocate sportswriter Comments When he returns to work, likely the day after Super Bowl XLVII, suspended New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton will have to start by filling in at least one hole in his coaching staff. Multiple media outlets reported Wednesday that Saints offensive line coach/running game coordinator Aaron Kromer will join the staff of new Chicago Bears coach Marc Trestman, whose hiring was announced Wednesday morning. Kromer, who will be the Bears' offensive coordinator/offensive line coach, worked with Trestman with the Oakland Raiders from 2001-03, when Trestman was the offensive coordinator there. Kromer, who posted a 2-4 record as the Saints interim coach when interim coach Joe Vitt was serving a bounty suspension for the first six games of the season, joined Payton's staff in 2008. After coaching running backs in 2008, Kromer took over the offensive line in 2009. In four seasons, he led a group that won the Madden Most Valuable Protectors Award that season and again in 2011 as the top offensive line. In his time working with the offensive line, Kromer had two players — guards Jahri Evans and Carl Nicks — named first-team All-Pro with Evans earning that honor this season for the fourth straight time. Kromer also had five Pro Bowl players — Evans, Nicks, center Jonathan Goodwin, and tackles Jermon Bushrod and Jon Stinchcomb — with nine invites between them from 2009-12. During that time, the Saints were among the league leaders in fewest sacks allowed, as they gave up just 96 in 2,634 pass attempts. They also ranked sixth in the league in rushing in 2009 and 2011. Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis did not respond to an email seeking confirmation of Kromer's exit. On Jan. 9, Loomis said all assistant coaches whose contracts had expired were offered new deals and added that he expected all those that weren't under contract to remain with the team. "I would be surprised if they went anyplace else," Loomis said then, "but they have that right." Payton has often said that it's a compliment when a member of his staff is considered for other jobs — especially head coaching jobs at the college or NFL levels. Last month, Kromer was one of three finalists for the Boston College head coaching job that eventually went to Temple's Steve Addazio. Also, Saints offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr., whose contract also reportedly expired, interviewed for the Bears' job Trestman landed. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


text: Hall of Fame Inductees U2 – vocalist Bono (born Paul Hewson), guitarist the Edge (Dave Evans), bass player Adam Clayton and drummer Larry Mullen Jr. – formed at Mount Temple School in Dublin in 1976. The four originally dubbed themselves Feedback, then later the Hype. On St. Patrick's Day in 1978, the Hype – now calling themselves U2 – traveled from Dublin to the city of Limerick in the midwest of Ireland to perform at a talent contest sponsored in part by CBS Records and Guinness. U2's three-song performance won first prize, including a trophy that's part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's U2 Featured Collection, £500 and a demo recording session. That session led to the group's EP called U2-3.


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Before becoming the man who introduced us to the wonders of the sea through his beloved television series, Jacques Cousteau was better known as an engineer and the inventor of scuba. He chronicled his early days of underwater adventure in The Silent Worlda memoir that was an instant, international bestseller upon its publication in 1954. Now, National Geographic presents a 50th anniversary edition of this remarkable book, allowing readers to once again travel under the sea with Cousteau during the turbulent days of World War II.
The Silent World documents the development of the first scuba (self-contained underwater breathing apparatus), which became the key to the modern age of underwater exploration—and also helped divers locate and remove enemy mines after the war. In vivid and fascinating detail, Cousteau describes his first underwater dives with scuba, and the amazing discoveries that lay in wait for him on the ocean floor.
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St. Anne's Episcopal School in Middletown is starting a preschool program for ages three and young four year olds. Two information sessions will be held for the public on Wednesday, April 24 and May 1, from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the school, 211 Silver Lake Drive, Middletown.
For details visit www.saintannesschool.org/preschool_program.php or call Admissions at (302) 378-3179 ext. 1.
The preschool's play-based approach focuses on preparing children for future academic challenges while preserving the quintessential elements of childhood: exploration, discovery, and fun. St. Anne's focuses on the social, emotional, intellectual, spiritual and physical needs of each child by offering five- and three-day programs with full and half-day options.
"Our schedule is designed to offer an appropriate range of structured and unstructured activities," said Lower School Head Valerie White. "Working independently and in small groups, children will learn through hands-on exploration as they begin to develop their foundational skills."
The program is for students who will be three years old by August 31, 2013 and are toilet trained. Parents must submit an application and bring their child to a Crafts for Kids event for an informal assessment.
St. Anne's Episcopal School is a co-ed independent day school for children in preschool through eighth grade. Founded by visionary educators from St. Andrew's School in 2002, St. Anne's academic program prepares students for a rigorous high school experience. Located on 125 scenic acres in Middletown, the school is committed to the development of the whole child through intellectual, spiritual, physical, social, and artistic growth.
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It was such a cliché. We met at a bar. And I'm so glad we did, because this year I celebrated my one year anniversary with my husband Bill. It was a perfect day, and I married my best friend. No matter what happens in our future, I know I'll always be thankful for that happy day and the wonderful year that has followed. We got a puppy, painted our kitchen, landscaped our yard and made some wonderful memories along the way. Memories I know 20 years from now I'll want to look back on; so I'm keeping them safe in a Waterproof Fire-resistant File to share with our family as it ages and grows for years to come.
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The Cake Topper from Our Wedding- It may sound cheesy, but I really love these little birds that topped our wedding. It was such a beautiful, fun day and this little item reminds me of the sunshine and laughter that encompassed it!
The CD of Photo's from Our Wedding- We wanted to capture all the special moments of our big day, so we had a photo album made. I love sharing it with everyone so it's always out, but I keep an extra copy on a CD in our safe. That way if anything ever happens, I know our photos and memories are protected.
Important Documents- It's not exciting but it is nice to know that our marriage certificate is safe and on hand when I need it. I also put my old driver's license and social security card in there. I could have shredded these I guess, but it didn't feel right to throw them out. They may be the last things with my old name on them,
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Lao People's Democratic Republic
- Date submitted: 2 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: Member State
- Name: Lao People's Democratic Republic
- Submission Document: Download
Full SubmissionHE Amb.Zha Sha Zukang
Under-Secretary General for Economic and Social affairs
DESA, United Nation,
One UN Plaza, DC-1-14th floor New York, USA
Subject: Request for the support to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of the Lao PDR to prepare the National Report for its upcoming Rio+20
Your Excellency Mr. Zha Sha Zukang
The government of Lao PDR is in the process of preparing the � progress on theSustainable dewlopment including the Rio Convention being achieved in the last twenty years. The process that we are embarking on is through a participatory approach of different stakeholders that would include different strata of the society through consultative : workshops, site specific seminars which wouldidentify the priorities for the nex.t phase of the Rio+20. The outcome of this consultative process would also be the country's statement all d position to the forthcoming Rio+20 Earth SUMMIT. I am attaching aproposal for your kind consideration.
I would highly appreciate your kind support if your team under your leadership could assist the Ministry of Natural Resource and /Environment of the Government of Lao PDR to prepare the national report for the upcoming Rio+20 meeting this year.
I look forward to receiving your positive reply! in a very near future.
|A. Bask Data
|1. Project Title
|Preparation of attendance to the Rio+20 Earth. Summit
|2. Recipient Country
|3. Executing Agency
|Ministry of Natural Resources and Envirenment (MONRE)
|4. Implementing Organization:
|Envirenment Department~ Department of Forestry efMONRE, Natienal Agriculture and Forest Research Institute (NAFRl) of MAF,
5. Type of Activity:
1. National preparatien
- National censultant: to. act as resource persens incOlmtry
|6. Period this funding
|Nov 2011-' May 2012 request will cover";
|B. Proposed Activity
|1- Background and Rationale:
|Laos is a land-locked country with a majority i.s mountainous area with a
Rationale: population of over 6 IDillion, of which 20.4% lives under the poverty line of2
US dollar per day (2010), Laos has many ethnic minorities and has diverse
cultures. In 2007, GNP per capita was 67S US dol1ar.It is among the poorest
country in Asia-Pacifip. The human development inoex is ranked at 122 of 169
countries (2010). Dueito such conclitions, the sustainable development of natural
resource is considered as a top priority.
Laos is party to all the Rio Conventio!'\s and has been engage with them
from rhe beginning. mIlking efforts to fulfill its Commitments. The United
National Framework Convention pn Climate Change; the government of Lao
PDR ratified tb~: UNFCCC in 1995 and the Kyoto Protocol in 2003. Th.e country
completed the Tnitial National Communication (SNC). Th.e National Adaptation
Pian of ACJ;ion (NAPA) was .released in May 2009 and contains 45 priority
projects within four identified sectors of priority for climate change adaptation,
namely agriculture, fcirestl)' ? water and water resources and health. The United
National Convention to Combat Desertification: The Lao PDR ratified the
UNCCD 00 19!h December 1996, and the Convention entered into force for Lao
POR on 26'-" :Decemb~:r 1996. The country progl'ess report the effective
implementati.on of the UNCCD mentioned 8S part ofthe COllvenrion, the Lao
PDR is planning fo elaborate legislation according the National Constitution ,
Environmental Pro(ec~ion Law) l.and Law, Forest Law, Water and Water
Resources Law, Agriculture Law and even though the government of the Lao
PDR considered decehtralized land manag~ment. forestland management and
water resources management as the key national priority programme
programmed and national strategy to eradication of poverty in. the whole
country, and that a number ofpoUcy and legal framework concerning the '
effective implementat~on of the UNCCD. LaoPDR submitted all three national
reporTS to tile UNCCD (in 2000, 2002 and 2006). The Convention on
Biological Diversi.ty: The National Capacity Needs Self -assessment for global
environment managerp,ent indicated. The Lao PDR became a party of enD on
19tb December 1996. With ratification of the Convention comes the
responsibility for Parties to fulfill expectations outlined in the Convention and
associated insti'tltnems, including the 2010 Biodiversity Targets. The UNCBD
has three objectives: the conservation of biological diversity, the sustainable use
of its components, un? the fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising out
of rb.e utilization of gqnetic resources. Therefore, one way to preparing the
national report to attemd the RIO EARTH SUMMIT.
|3. Objectives;
The objectives of this
project are to:
|- Preparing before the RIO EARTH SUMMIT;
- Dlscussion With line ministries and agency;
- Report to the committee who is to attend the R[O EARTH SUMMiT;
- To make national report;
? To Improve k-nowledge about Ri.o+20.
|5. Scope of
of Proposed
|Using the participatory approaches:
? To conduct the participatory approaches by tovolvirlg of relevant
stakeholders, such as line Ministries, civil society, vulnerable groups,
National Consultant, etc. The responsibilities ofllie participants are: (1)
to attend different consultation meetings; (2) to particjpate io different
activities: need assessment, data collection, short term the national
report draftillg> implementing in Vientiane Capital city, monitoring
and evaluation implementing.
? To establish lnter-minis!:ry steering c:omn.uttee al1d also inter-technical
working group.
? To establish evaluation team
|7. Work :Plan and
? Start the imp.lemeotation from end
? Mid.term review and evaluation;
|9. Expected Outputs
and Outcomes
|project outputs are:
- To have national report;
- To enhance the pUblic awareness in participants;
- To enhance capacity .building.
5.2. project outcomes are:
Revise implementation of 3 Rio convention;;
Raising public participations;
Good qualitY, of national report.
|11. Ev.aluation and
|6.1. Evaluati.on I '
National steering committee (report and evaluation);
Mid-term 3.'1a short-term evaluation.
6.2. Information Dissemin.1tion
Public awareness campaign through different mass media (radio,
newspaper, ~d television).
|13. SustainabiUty (In
case of Pilot
|? Learning by aoiog from the implementation of the Rio 20 years;
? Support the long term vision on strategy.
|8. Amount Request:
|42.800 usn (allocated on the basis per year for one year)
|C. Cost Estimate and Disbursement Schedule;
The proposed activity budget and all the sources of financing as well as disbursement schedules need to be
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Just when you thought the Jenn Sterger-Brett Favre scandal died, it rises again.
A representative for ABC's Good Morning America confirmed to USA Today that Jenn Sterger's interview will air in two segments on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Nightline will also air an interview with Jenn Sterger Tuesday evening according to Fox Sports. Excerpts from the interview have already surfaced on the internet.
"I haven't made a dime off anything in this whole situation," said Jenn Sterger, who was a sideline reporter for the New York Jets. "Not from the pictures. Not from Favre. I never wanted to sue anyone. That was never an intention of mine. I'm not a gold-digger. The only way I wanted to make my money this whole time was to just have a job."
She also described how the incident started with Brett Favre, a former New York Jets quarterback Brett Favre was ultimately fined $50,000 from the NFL despite being cleared of personal misconduct towards Sterger.
"I was approached one day at the beginning of the preseason games, by a man wearing a Jets badge, employee badge, who asked me, 'How would you feel if Brett Favre asked for your phone number? What would you say?' And I just looked at him, my usual smart-ass self. And I said, 'I'd say I like my job an awful lot. And I've been told I look remarkably like his wife.'"


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Black Hawk Bicycle Ban Appeal goes to Colorado Supreme Court
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
This is in regards to Black Hawk banning bikes
Denver (August 2, 2011)—In a move to ensure freedom to travel on Colorado roads, the ongoing Black Hawk bike ban case has been presented to the Colorado Supreme Court for consideration by the justices to hear the case.
The bicycle ban, which the town initiated in 2010, prohibits bicycle travel on most Black Hawk roads and cuts any paved bicycle connection between Central City and the Peak to Peak Highway. The ban also severs a national cycling route, with the nearest detour increasing the distance by approximately 27 miles.
The case escalated to the Supreme Court following a district court ruling against the three cyclists originally ticketed for riding their bicycles through the town.
"Bicycling contributes over $1 billion annually in economic revenue to the state of Colorado," said Dan Grunig, Executive Director of Bicycle Colorado, the statewide cycling advocacy group challenging the ban. "This case has garnered a significant amount of negative media attention and is really a black eye for tourism in our state."
The story has been widely covered by state, national and international media outlets including the Los Angeles Times, CNN and in newspapers as far as the United Kingdom and Thailand.
"With the inaugural USA Pro Cycling Challenge soon being broadcast nationally and around the world—showcasing Colorado as a tourist destination—a 'no bikes' sign is not the impression we want to leave with potential visitors," added Grunig.
Attorneys Paul Schwartz and Andrew Shoemaker of Shoemaker Ghiselli & Schwartz LLC argue that Black Hawk overstepped its rights as a local authority in ignoring state laws by not providing an alternative access route for bicyclists to follow. The town stated safety concerns as the reason for implementing the decision, but there were no reports of bike crashes on the road prior to the ban.
The Colorado Supreme Court requires that all cases be presented for consideration and review prior to case selection. A decision on whether or not the case will go before the court is expected in the next several months.
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Panama City – Gathered in the nearly-complete patient tower, Officials from Bay Medical announced the headlining act for their 25th anniversary Society Gala.
Still wearing a hard hat, Gala Chairman Rodney Morris, M.D., grinned proudly as he announced that this year's entertainment will feature Las Vegas headliner Gordie Brown.
Brown has been voted Nevada's "Entertainer of the Year," and also received awards for "Best comedian," "Best Show," and "Best Entertainer." His acts typically include music and comedy, and an array of celebrity impressions.
It's hoped that the November 19 gala will raise $200,000 or more to help equip the new 144-bed Patient tower. On-time and under-budget so far, the grand opening for the patient tower is scheduled for September 8th, with the first patients moving in on September 9th.
Every one of the rooms in the new tower will be private, and each has a view. Many of the more clinical aspects common to a hospital room are tucked away, and there are even family areas where those visiting relatives can relax. Just off where the new cafeteria will be, a "Healing Garden" offers patients and visitors a natural area to help them unwind.
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Sector Northern New England, through its 19 sub-units and over 1,100 Active, Civilian, Reserve and Auxiliary personnel executes operational missions across Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and northeastern New York in an area of responsibility that spans over 5, 000 miles of coastline and 11,000 square nautical miles of water. It includes a number of coastal and river cargo ports, cruise ship destinations, and the waters of Lake Champlain.
Together, the ports account for the movement of over 160 million barrels of petroleum products, significant bulk and container freight, with 1,200 deep draft vessels arriving annually, including 115 cruse ships. In addition, many ferries and tour boats operate in the region, transporting millions of passengers and serving as vital links to island communities and bordering states.
Recreational boating and commercial fishing are vital to the region's economy, with over 7,000 documented and state registered fishing vessels and thousands of small craft transiting the waters Sector-wide.
Boatbuilding remains a strong regional tradition with more than 20 new vessels constructed each year. Other unique features of the Sector's zone include joint protection and response missions along the Canadian border and the continued support and rapport shared with local Native American Tribal communities.
Annual Statistics and OperationsApproximately 600 SAR cases, 2,000 boardings, 750 vessel inspections, maintain over 1,000 aids to navigation and conduct winter ice breaking
The Sector provides support services in Portland to USCGC MARCUS HANNA, Electronic Support Detachment (ESD) South Portland, and Industrial Production Facility (IPF) South Portland. In addition, Sector Field Office (SFO) Southwest Harbor provides support services to USCGC ABBIE BURGESS (Rockland) and ESD Southwest Harbor.
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Eddie Cochran is born in Albert Lea, Minnesota.
Eddie Cochran's first single, "Sittin' in the Balcony," enters the charts, where it will peak at #18.
Singin' to My Baby, the only album released during Eddie Cochran's lifetime, appears on Liberty Records.
Eddie Cochran's biggest hit, "Summertime Blues," enters Billboard's Top 100, where it will peak at #18 and sell over a million copies.
"C'mon Everybody," by Eddie Cochran, enters the singles chart at #35. It becomes a bigger hit in Britain, where it reaches #6.
Eddie Cochran cuts "Three Stars," a tribute to Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson, who were killed in a plane crash while on tour. Cochran himself had been booked on that tour, but a film commitment (Go, Johnny, Go!) forced him to pull out.
Eddie Cochran enters Gold Star studios in Los Angeles for what will turn out to be his last recording session. He leaves for a tour of Britain the next day.
The airport-bound taxi in which Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran and Sharon Sheeley (Cochran's fiancée) are passengers crashes on a British highway.
Eddie Cochran dies at a hospital in Bath, England, from head injuries suffered in a car wreck a day earlier.
The Eddie Cochran Memorial Album is released shortly after his death.
Another posthumous Eddie Cochran compilation, Never to Be Forgotten, is released.
A Fifties revival sends Eddie Cochran's reissued "Summertime Blues" to #34 in the U.K. This comes close on the heels of Blue Cheer's acid-rock cover version, which reached #14 in the U.S.
Eddie Cochran's death 20 years earlier is marked by the U.K. release of a box set, 20th Anniversary Album.
Eddie Cochran is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the second annual induction dinner. Mick Jones of Foreigner is his presenter.
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Capital of the Tierra de Campos, the granary of Castile, Medina de Rioseco is an important agricultural centre. The town benefited significantly from the popularity of Castilian sculpture in the 16C, with masters from the Valladolid School working on many of the town's churches.
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Church of Santa María de Medina
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This church dates back to the 15C and 16C. See, to the left of the main altar, the chapel of the Benaventes (16C) containing a retable by Juan de Juni (16C). The treasury contains ivories and silverwork including a rear side panel by Antonio de Arfe ..
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The retables in the three apses of this fine building form a spectacular churrigueresque construction.
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Hotel Los Almirantes is in the historic town of Medina de Rioseca, 43 km from Valladolid. Rooms have views of Santa María and Santiago Churches or the Castilla Canal. The hotel is 25 km from Valladolid Airport. There is free private parking on site...
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Wrestling Closes Strong Season With Weekend Home Duals vs. Rider, Penn
This season is no different, of course. The Tigers will enter the 2014 Eastern Championships with high expectations.
But Princeton is also going to savor this weekend, when it hosts Rider Friday at 7 pm, and then concludes the season against Penn Saturday at 1 pm. After all, it's been a long time since the Tigers have experienced a season like this one.
Princeton enters the weekend with an 11-2 record. A sweep of Columbia, Sacred Heart and American International College last weekend assured the Tigers of having both double-digit wins and fewer than five losses for the first time since the 1980-81 season.
While winning is sweet in any fashion, the way the Tigers have done it recently has been thrilling. Over the last two weeks, Princeton has trailed twice heading into the final match and come away with the win. Two weeks ago, Abram Ayala's pin at heavyweight capped a comeback from a 20-3 deficit at Boston University.
Last Friday, it was freshman Ray O'Donnell who punctuated a three-match win streak for the Tigers with a decision at heavyweight to lead Princeton to an 18-16 home victory over Columbia. Six of Princeton's starters have already hit the 20-win mark, and that group has been led by junior Adam Krop (26 wins), sophomore Judd Ziegler (24) and freshman Brett Harner (23).
While the season has already been an exciting one, a pair of victories this weekend would put it over the top. These are two opponents that carry long win streaks over Princeton into this weekend's matches at Dillon Gym.
Rider (13-9) has won 13 straight matches over Princeton since a 24-19 Tiger win during the 1981-82 season. The Broncs are led by sophomore Robert Deutsch, who has 26 wins at 125 pounds this season, and sophomore Conor Brennan, who has 22 wins at 174.
Penn (6-6) has won 21 straight matches over Princeton since an 18-15 Tiger win during the 1990-91 season. The Quakers have two nationally ranked wrestlers, including junior Lorenzo Thomas, who is ranked 11th and has 20 wins at 184 pounds. Sophomore Casey Kent (16 wins) is ranked 16th at 165 pounds.
This weekend will also serve as the final home matches for the Princeton Class of 2014: Ryan Callahan, Joe DeQuinzio, Garrett Frey, Seth Hazleton, Dan Santoro and Robert Shepherd. Their impact on the turnaround of Princeton Wrestling was both significant and powerful.
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Caleb Richardson (10-7)
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Ray Bethea (16-7)
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Zach Agostino (7-10)
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Donald McNeil (13-7)
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Lead Belly was born in Mooringsport, LA.
Folklorist John Lomax, who is traveling the South recording and collecting blues, records Lead Belly.
The Lomaxes record Lead Belly.
Lead Belly performs his last concert.
Lead Belly dies in New York, NY.
The Weavers score a double-sided hit with "Tzena, Tzena, Tzena" (#2) b/w Lead Belly's "Goodnight Irene" (#1 for 13 weeks)
Lead Belly is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Whether treating a toddler in an emergency or supporting a teen through chemotherapy treatments, we are dedicated to the care of each patient. It's through teamwork at every level of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and with you, the family, that we are able to achieve excellence in pediatric care.
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With a proven track record of providing world-class care to patients in more than 30 pediatric specialties, we are a model for other pediatric hospitals. Infants, teens and young adults belong in a children's hospital where they can get specialized treatment from caregivers who know the important differences between children and adults.
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Research is a cornerstone of the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta mission to enhance the lives of children. In conjunction with Emory University School of Medicine, Georgia Tech and Morehouse, Children's seeks answers to the most challenging childhood medical conditions through teaching and research.
We all want happy, healthy kids. But as a busy parent, helping your kids eat well and stay active can be a challenge.
At Strong4Life, created by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, our doctors, nutritionists and wellness experts create fun, easy ways to help your kids eat, move and live healthier. From picky eaters to passionate gamers, we have a slew of simple tips by experts who understand, because we're parents, too.
As a not-for-profit organization, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta relies on the generous financial and volunteer support of our community. Your donations directly impact the lives of each family served by Children's and support many initiatives such as clinical excellence, research, teaching, wellness and charity care.
The Children's Rehabilitation Services are led by Joshua Vova, M.D., Medical Director. Meet the team.
We offer pediatric rehabilitation services at two hospitals—Egleston and Scottish Rite—as well as several neighborhood locations throughout metro Atlanta. We work with patients with diverse conditions, including traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, neurological diseases and other childhood impairments that may be a result of accidents, illnesses, injuries, congenital defects, syndromes and other conditions.
Our pediatric rehabilitation programs offer a wide range of services to assist patients and their families throughout their recovery. Patients have access to:
Patients can begin rehabilitation services at any of the four phases of our continuum–acute, inpatient, day rehab or outpatient. We involve the whole family in the rehabilitation process to help heal the physical and emotional needs of each child.
We also offer specialized services for teenagers and patients with brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, heart defects and disorders, voice disorders and burns after acute care.
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Learn more about our new Ekso Robotic Exoskeleton, an exoskeletal assisted walking device that uses electronic motors and sensors to aid in body positioning during standing and stepping. Children's is the first pediatric hospital in the nation to offer this technology.
Therapists at our Center for Advanced Technology and Robotic Rehabilitation will use the latest technology to help patients recover from injuries or disorders that have hindered their motor skills.
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An Open Thread for Independence Day Weekend
By Rebecca Teti
Here's an open thread for this Independence Day weekend. How are you observing the Fourth of July? (Or add anything else you'd like to talk about!)
(Join each day's Coffee Talk discussion: Mon: Parenting; Tues: Open Forum; Wed: NFP; Thu: Marriage; Fri: Education; Sat/Sun: Changing Roles)
This is the Open Forum Coffee Talk. That means ... anything goes. Ask a question, make a suggestion, share a story, offer some advice -- the floor is yours!
My husband had to work today (he's still not home, but hopefully will be soon). My son went to camp this morning (his preschool teacher runs a morning camp out of her home, one week in July and one week in August). He did some 4th of July activities there, and he then he and I went to the park and came home to do a 4th of July craft. It is too hot to eat outside, so we're going to eat in the diningroom. I decorated the table in red, white and blue. We're having pasta, a very non-traditional 4th of July menu. If my husband had the day off we would probably grill burgers and hot dogs, but I hate to make him grill after working all day. For dessert we're going to have cake with red and blue sprinkles. Not exactly a banner 4th of July, but the best I could come up with given the heat and the fact that my husband had to work.
That's awesome Anne! Thanks for sharing. Too bad we didn't have an open 4th of July forum ahead of time to exchange ideas!
I was blessed with the opportunity to spend Indpendence Day running and exploring with my family in Acadia National Park. Our National Parks are a wonderful blessing...God's creation protected by government employees and maintained by our tax dollars -- a great example of the good America does for its citizens and the world...preserving our nation's natural resources and beauty. I cannot help but feel God's love for all mankind in such a beautiful place. I cannot help but feel gratitude for the gift of life in America when I am in Acadia.
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ZF-11171: Zend_Translate_Adapter_Gettext fopens and doesn't fclose
In _loadTranslationData, Zend_Translate_Adapter_Gettext fopens the translation file and never fcloses it.
This can result in PHP holding a lot of open file handles for files that, as far as I can tell, have already been fully processed. Handles for any invalid files encountered during a scan are also held.
In particular, it seems like there should be fclose calls before both "is not a gettext file" exception throws and before the function returns.
Fixed in trunk r23903
Hello, Adam. I will push [solve] button as proxy for You. If You want to release at next mini, You can merge this commit fron trunk to 1.11 branch.
Adam, thnx for your fix
Still reopening this issue
Please do actually not close I18n related issues as I18n is being reworked. This is intentionally
You can find in 1.11 branch at r23961
Thomas, unless the commit doesn't look good, and you have valid issues with the work done, please don't reassign and reopen. Adam did acceptable work, it was reviewed and approved.
@Ralph: As there was no response to my request regarding I18n components I integrated it within ZF2 with GH-277. If this is against your intention on how I have to handle issues for my components please state it and I will remove it again from ZF2.


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What does the new Upper New York Conference Center looks like? A new gallery of photos taken of the building last week has been posted on the Conference's Facebook page. As construction begins, additional photos will be add to the online album so members throughout Upper New York can follow the building's progress.
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Trustees to pursue purchase of Liverpool building as Conference Center - Oct. 23, 2014
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The Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women Campus Grant Program outlines four requirements of all grantees. Bucknell has created several related and additional goals for the work that lies ahead.
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The Modern Chair: An Innovative Call to Action
There's something about the '60s and '70s. Indeed, it could be described as the "culture decades," justifiable with the emergence of The Beatles as a musical phenomenon and the extraordinary landing of man on the moon. It could also be described as an inspiration, as many local artists, designers, and creative minds in and around Salt Lake City refer to it through their art.
Marcus Gibby's Mod-a-go-go aptly fits that mold, as it fuses contemporary art with mid-century furniture. This fusion caters to a specific taste in art and home décor that draws the attention of art critics, buyers, painters, enthusiasts and architectural designers.
Mod-a-go-go is excited to showcase up-and-coming artists and offer them an opportunity to launch their careers, displaying a varying array of visual art, including creative chairs and sofas, pop-icon paintings and contemporary sculptures.
"The biggest promoter is yourself [in the art world]," Gibby says. "Most galleries want you to offer 12 pieces or at least wait a year until they can showcase your work . . . Mod-a-go-go offers group shows as a means to offer up-and-coming artists the chance to participate and experience live shows and practice self-promotion."
One of the live shows Gibby is referring to will be presented from Sept. 20 to Nov. 1, as a design show titled The Modern Chair.
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Whether you're asking for donations, or planning charitable events, fundraising can be a very challenging task.
For example, as Primary Children's Medical Center set up shop at IHOP locations all over Utah, promising Miss Utah, Kara Arnold would be on hand. Arnold fell ill an hour into the event, but the fundraiser went on.
In partnership with IHOP, celebrating National Pancake Day, and the Children's Miracle Network, Primary Children's Medical Center had volunteers and donation booths at all 40 IHOP locations throughout Utah.
"We hope that in exchange for a free stack of pancakes, guests will donate money to Primary Children's Medical Center, of which 100 percent of donations will go to the kids," said volunteer Jonette McBride
Volunteer Sharon Smith, said, "Last year alone we were able to give nearly $14 million of healthcare to over 84,000 children and that would not have been possible without the generous donations from our communities."
Primary Children's is the largest children's hospital in the nation and is the pediatric specialty teaching hospital for the University of Utah School of Medicine. They are hoping to raise $100,000 at each IHOP in Utah.
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GENERIC NAME: citalopram
BRAND NAME: Celexa
DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Citalopram is an antidepressant medication that affects neurotransmitters, the chemicals that nerves within the brain use to communicate with each other. Neurotransmitters are manufactured and released by nerves and then travel and attach to nearby nerves. Thus, neurotransmitters can be thought of as the communication system of the brain. Many experts believe that an imbalance among neurotransmitters is the cause of depression. Citalopram works by preventing the uptake of one neurotransmitter, serotonin, by nerve cells after it has been released. Since uptake is an important mechanism for removing released neurotransmitters and terminating their actions on adjacent nerves, the reduced uptake caused by citalopram results in more free serotonin in the brain to stimulate nerve cells. Citalopram is in the class of drugs called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), a class that also contains fluoxetine (Prozac), paroxetine (Paxil) and sertraline (Zoloft). Citalopram was approved by the FDA in July 1998.
Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 12/26/2014
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