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Rated 5 out of 5 by Ilovecake THE BEST EVER! My husband grew up with homemade red velvet cake every birthday. I found this mix at another store and had everyone FOOLED that it was homemade. His mother could NOT BELIEVE it was from a box. It is SO delicious and you add enough fresh ingredients to make it delicious! I have never seen it sold for less than 10$ so this is a STEAL. I plan to buy it in bulk. This will exceed your expectations, trust me! October 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by DisneyDenise I plan to buy this product again & again I followed this recipe exactly, and it was simple and the end result was amazing! My mom, who is from Louisiana, used to make red velvet cake from scratch. We "tricked" our family and told them that SHE made her cake, and after all had tried MY cake, we confessed that I made it and they were ALL shocked, because it tasted just like the one my mom would make from scratch! A definite HIT!!! December 5, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kayelady Best Red Velvet Cake Mix! This product makes a wonderfully moist and delicious cake. The frosting mix using cream cheese is extraordinary. The result is a beautifully light frosting that is almost sinful. Great for cupcakes or sheet cake. Keep refridgerate especially if using cream cheese in frosting because it will be too soft at room temp. This mix is so good, I always buy two boxes of mix because I usually get requests for cupcakes for holiday parties. October 8, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by betty421 Nice taste, lots of fat... Made these as cupcakes as = requested by a child. I liked the cake - it was fluffy and not too terribly sweet, whereas he thought they weren't sweet enough. I liked that the batter -- when it splattered -- didn't leave a lasting stain. It's nice that the cake batter mix and frosting base are in the box. However, I usually make my frosting from scratch, so even though it tasted good, I couldn't get past knowing what was in it (it calls for 1c milk, 1/2c shortening and 1.5 sticks margarine). There was a LOT of frosting left over. Maybe you'd use it all on a cake. Last, it was a hot day when I made it, and had to keep the cupcakes in the fridge till serving, because the frosting just started to 'melt.' Still, in a pinch, I'd use this mix again. May 20, 2013
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Seymour Stein gets his first job in the music business as a clerk in the chart-and-research department of Billboard magazine.
Seymour Stein founds Sire Productions with record producer Richard Gottehrer, which leads to the formation of Sire Records.
Seymour Stein's Sire Records has its first hit single with "Hocus Pocus," a progressive-rock instrumental by the Dutch group Focus.
Seymour Stein sees the Ramones at CBGB's. They are the first punk-rock band he signs to Sire Records, which also acquires Talking Heads the same year.
Seymour Stein signs a distribution deal with Warner Bros. for his Sire label, bringing greater visibility to emerging artists from the punk and New Wave underground.
The Pretenders are acquired by Seymour Stein's Sire Records when Sire buys the U.K. label Real, which has the group on its roster.
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Your doctor has recommended you for a CT scan of the cervical spine. CT scans use X-ray technology and advanced computer analysis to create detailed pictures of your body. This cross-sectional imaging scan allows the radiologist to assess the spine for injury and other bony abnormalities using a rotating X-ray beam. The Cedars-Sinai S. Mark Taper Foundation Imaging Center has a team of specialists who focus on taking and interpreting CTs. Our team of expert physicians, nurses and technologists is led by Cindy Kallman, MD, chief, Body CT.
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SIAP. Sounds like Jared Barnett won the starting QB job at Illinois State Q&A with ISU's starting quarterback Jared Barnett – Vidette Online
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Good guy and it's just too bad it didn't work out for him here but we've got Sam now and JB will able to see playing time at his new school so things will be ok. I appreciate the good things he was able to do here while he was a Cyclone and wish him all the best.
Good looking out, thanks for the tip. Wish things would have worked out for JB here, was always rooting for him. Game is the same time as Tulsa's first game, so I'll have one on the laptop, one on TV.
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I don't condone heckling in golf because it goes against the spirit of the sport. But Australian golf fans may have a reason to heckle Tiger Woods in the Crown's Australian Masters. And for once, it has nothing to do with his dating life.
Australian papers have reported some politicians are enraged about Tiger Woods' $3 million appearance fee, which is partly funded by the Victorian government. Taxpayers are said to have shelled out over $1.5 million to have Tiger Woods compete in the golf tournament. The tournament's owner and promoter IMG are footing the rest of the bill.
Opposition Leader Ted Baillieu didn't hold back his opinion to Australia's Herald Sun, "He's welcome here and I'm sure he'll be a great asset to the tournament, but I don't think taxpayers need to fund him in a commercial tournament."
Tiger Woods' appearance at the tournament last year brought in an estimated $34 million impact according to the State Government. Arguably in large part because it was Tiger Woods' first appearance in Melbourne in over a decade and the demand to watch him play was greater (tickets sold out for the four-day event six weeks in advance).
Only problem is, the government is banking on the fact that golf fans will forget about everything that has transpired since his last appearance in the Crown's Australian Masters — like the cheating scandal that led to the Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren divorce which ultimately disrupted his professional golf career. Tiger Woods officially dropped out of the No. 1 ranking spot in October for the first time in five years.
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The two-time All-Pac-12 honoree becomes the first player in the history of the league to win consecutive batting titles.
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Arizona Freshman All-American Bobby Dalbec will participate in the 2014 TD Ameritrade College Home Run Derby on July 3 in Omaha, Neb.
Senior RHP James Farris was selected by the Chicago Cubs in the ninth round of the 2014 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft.
The Oakland A's selected Trent Gilbert in the 15th Round and the Cincinnati Reds picked up Tyler Parmenter in the 21st Round of the 2014 MLB Draft.
Xavier Borde, Trent Gilbert and Scott Kingery have been named Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention selections.
Arizona pitcher/infielder Bobby Dalbec was named a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American as selected by Collegiate Baseball.
The Gregg Olson Award is an honor to be presented to college baseball's breakout player of the year.
Sophomores Scott Kingery and Kevin Newman were named to the Pac-12 All-Conference Team, while Zach Gibbons earned honorable mention. Newman was also recognized on the All-Defensive team.
Tyger Talley struck out 13 and carried a no-hitter into the 7th inning, while Tyler Krause came a single short of the cycle against Abilene Christian.
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- 1-1/4 cups semisweet chocolate chips
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- 2 tablespoons canola oil
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Campaign signs were not the only ones posted in Park City-area yards with a political message as Election Day neared.
Signs in opposition to SkiLink, the politically charged idea of a skiing connection between Canyons Resort and Solitude Mountain Resort via a gondola, have been seen recently as critics of the idea continue their drive to squash the connection.
Early in the week, a few of them were spotted in Park City. They were greatly outnumbered by political signs for candidates, however. The signs are red and white, with an image of a gondola placed inside an octagon that appears to be a stop sign.
There has been organized opposition to SkiLink in Park City and along the Wasatch Front since the idea was publicized in 2011.
Save Our Canyons, an environmental watchdog that is especially active in the Cottonwood Canyons, has been the key group in the opposition movement. The organization printed the signs that are now posted.
Carl Fisher, the executive director of Save Our Canyons, said the group started promoting a SkiLink opposition campaign in the summer. The image on the signs comes from one that was used on a sticker early in the campaign, he said.
Fisher said a supporter of the group had 250 signs made initially and distributed them in few days. He said Save Our Canyons made approximately 1,500.
"We won't stop until the final nail of the coffin of this horrible idea of SkiLink has been driven through," Fisher said.
He said the signs are "helping immensely with awareness." Fisher said the group is asking people who request a sign why they want one. The majority tell Save Our Canyons they do not trust Talisker Mountain Incorporated, he said. Fisher said the distrust embodies the wider Talisker Mountain Incorporated presence in Utah and a thinking that the firm wants to establish a monopoly on skiing in the state.
The people obtaining the signs also worry about development -- both residential and ski area expansion -- in Big Cottonwood Canyon that they fear SkiLink could trigger, he said.
Fisher said Save Our Canyons in Salt Lake City last Friday held its most lucrative single-event fundraiser in its 40-year history. The event centered on the SkiLink opposition and raised approximately $30,000, he said.
Black Diamond Inc., an action sports equipment maker, is among the corporate interests in opposition to SkiLink. A release from the company indicated more than 80 other brands and conservation groups have signed a petition opposing SkiLink.
Talisker Mountain Incorporated and Canyons see SkiLink as something that would increase the competitiveness of Utah skiing by offering access to the terrain of the two resorts to customers. The firms also argue that the connection could reduce traffic between Park City and Big Cottonwood Canyon, providing environmental benefits. SkiLink hinges on federal legislation that would allow 30.3 acres of federal land to be sold to Talisker Mountain Incorporated.
Mike Goar, the managing director of Canyons, said he has seen the opposition signs in Salt Lake City but not the Park City area. He said Save Our Canyons sent him a photo of one prior to them being posted.
"Not everyone is in favor of SkiLink. I know I'm stating the obvious," Goar said.
Goar, though, said he is "certain" that there is a "silent majority" in support of the connection. He did not provide details. He said, though, Talisker Mountain Incorporated does not dismiss other opinions.
"Any amount of opposition has our attention. We consider that when we're evaluating projects," he said. "I certainly don't ignore it."
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Gum is already somewhat of a neglected candy for me, as it's something I don't buy often but I do try to review for the blog when I see something interesting. 5 Gum us a brand that I don't pay very much attention to. I believe it's a gum that market to men, with its intense black background and names like "React Squared". So as a female you can imagine that I a drawn toward the more colorful "Fruity Unicorn Sparkle" flavors than these intense looking gums in black packaged with names that refer to energy outputs. But that it exactly why I decided that I needed to give 5 Gum a few tries.
The gum is wrapped in black foil, which is very striking looking. They almost disappear into the packaging. The gum smells like a mix of jam and cherry pie. It's very juicy and fruity smelling.
I was taken aback to see that the stick of gum is dark grey in color. I don't think I've ever seen gum colored like that before. The texture is incredibly soft as you begin to chew. The flavor is very fruity, and bring up the flavors of dark cherries. I also get notes of cola and some metallic notes. The flavor comes across as very flavorful and juicy. The flavor quickly starts to fade as you get into chewing for about a minute. As the taste mellows, it reminds me of red licorice: fruity and "red". It's a nice flavor, it's just a shame it doesn't last longer.
It seems this gum suffers from the "gum paradox" that I've heard other bloggers refer to. The tastier the gum is, the shorter the time the flavor lasts. So even though I am not the biggest fan of cherry gum, it was still more tasty than some gums I've had. Alas, the flavor is almost completely gone in the first minute that you chew it. I can see this working for you if you only wanted a quick flavor pick me up. Personally I like something with a little more stamina. I like my flavor to last longer. That's not to say that this gum is bad, it just was really tasty and would have liked to experience this gum longer, that's all.
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We were just sent a release with all of the sales, deals and reasons to stop by the stores now through Dec. 4:
9th & 9th Pilates Offering reformer (pilates) orientations this weekend
9th & 9th Jewelers Free wedding ring inspection and cleaning. 10% off all ring sizing.
Blue Cockatoo Open house and 10% off when (Mention Buy Local First Week and wear their pin/sticker).
Cahoots 10% off (Mention Buy Local First Week & wear their pin/sticker).
Chameleon Artwear Open House & Buy Local First Week participant.
Dolcetti Gelato Grand opening/gelato samples.
Dragon Dreams Local products and 10% off.
Fresh Open house on Saturday and 10% off.
Great Harvest Bread Co. See store for details.
Hip & Humble See store for details.
Koo De Ker 15% off (Mention Buy Local First Week and wear their pin/sticker).
Lulu Lemon/Athletica Open house (hot chocolate, cider, tea, free yoga passes to local studios).
Mazza See store for details.
M. Scott Salon 25% off Salon appointments with Scott and 10% off retail.
Orchid Dynasty See store for details.
Pago 10% off appetizers (Mention Buy Local First Week and wear their pin/sticker).
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Start a simple tradition of using the birthday ring for special occasions or everyday. Comes with four wood segments for a total of 12 holes, six pure beeswax candles, two brass candle holders, and six wood decorations (gnome, mushroom, house, rabbit, chicken, and tree). Decorate with greenery, flowers, and found treasures. And perfect as an advent wreath base at Christmas. Candles are made in the U.S.A. the rest is made in Germany.
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It was a breakfast meeting with a community leader, like so many other meetings except that this was a sincere man with no visible personal agenda and the generosity of spirit to believe we can all still get along and the ambition to try to make it so.
We were meeting about a specific issue that took us less than five minutes to resolve. The remaining time at breakfast took us all over the map, from national politics to local ones and, finally, to the smallest large topic: What makes our small town unique. How do so many big ideas take root here, move here, and in some cases wither here.
I was surprised at his passion for a place he has lived for less than a decade. And I tried to remember my first decade in Park City.
There is a risk here of sounding like the old person who claims to have walked to school in the snow three miles, uphill, both ways, barefoot. I realize my view is skewed by the rose-colored thick lenses of time. But the truth is that this was a really small town, less than 1,500 people. There were no stoplights. No development beyond the old Mt. Air Market on the block where Starbucks is now. No Deer Valley. No fancy restaurants, save Adolph's. No parks except City Park, which was largely dirt and had one bad swing set.
The social life consisted of bad melodrama at the Silver Wheel Theater, now the reclaimed Egyptian, and the Kimball Art Center, which had real artists come to visit and then moved the walls to accommodate puppet shows. Politics were so dirty there was a grand jury investigation, and real decisions were reached in the Down Under, the bar at the Claim Jumper. Main Street ended at the Kimball and the Utah Coal and Lumber restaurant, now Easy Street, where the liquor laws were so arcane that folks brought in their own blenders and fixings and mixed margaritas to eat with the amazing Mexican food served there.
The schools and the Chamber ran through administrators like a hot knife through butter. We saw heated town meetings where I learned the words "histrionics" and "vitriolic." There was no radio station and yet there were two weekly newspapers. We were so badly redlined by banks that nobody could get a loan to build anything here. If you applied for a credit card at a department store in Salt Lake City, they asked if you had another address, besides Park City, to use. The silver mines were still mining silver.
I didn't move here in the '50s. Honest. I moved here in the late '70s, when I was in my late 20s. A group of vagabond travelers had started to move here a few years before me, so by the time I arrived, there was a handful of non-Utah-born folks who were finding their collective way with no real adult supervision in sight.
In the off-season - everything except December through March and the Fourth of July - we would take to naming to largest potholes on Park Avenue, once even planting geraniums in one, to get the attention of the city to fill them. April 1 was Clown Day at the Park City Ski Area and wacky young people dressed up in outrageous costumes, paraded down Main Street and, filled with libations, jumped on the lifts in a "farewell to winter" ceremony. At the high school football home games, every law enforcement person from the city and the county was on the sidelines. All half dozen of them. There were lots and lots of potluck dinners with young families who had limited resources and little else to do for entertainment.
There were no computers or cell phones. No wide-screen televisions or cable hookups. A two-lane road from I-80 into town. Open space - before we knew to call it that - filled the Snyderville Basin. I don't think anybody moved to Park City to make a difference, or a fortune. We just wanted to live here and, bit by bit, we just wanted to make things better for our kids, for ourselves, for our friends who started to come to visit. And with such a blank slate, we could make up the rules, and the roads. If there was any vision, it was just to make the place we found, better.
There was one diner serving homemade pies and staying open until 9 o'clock, seven days a week. The pies are sadly gone and the diner is now serving healthy food in a thoughtful, environmentally smart space. It is still the favorite spot for locals to meet and dish up solutions to stuff that needs fixin'.
I appreciate the passion of my newer friend. And I'm glad he agreed to meet at Squatters. Sometimes it helps to be in a familiar spot to discuss far-reaching ideas. Sometimes, to appreciate where we are, it helps to reflect on how far we've come. Which I will try to do as fall takes hold this cooler Sunday in the Park ...
Teri Orr is a former editor of The Park Record. She is the director of the organization that provides programming for the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Center for the Performing Arts.


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The Word of God in the Words of Men
John Calvin is known for his statement that God speaks to us in "baby talk," explaining things to us on our level so that we will know and love Him. God has not told us everything, but what He has ...Read More
The Faith of Abraham
Many people in this world will regard us as fools for leaving everything behind for God. So often, the sacrifices that we make do not lead to any evident reward in this life, so it is easy for earthly minded ...Read More
Teaching with Authority
Jesus is often regarded as a good teacher, but as many Christian apologists have noted, we insult Christ if we view Him as merely a good teacher. Our Lord was not simply a wise moral philosopher; rather, He spoke with ...Read More
The Fulfillment of Prophecy
Many believers neglect to study the Old Testament because they find it confusing or because they assume that it is less important to the Christian faith than the New Testament. As Mark's gospel shows us, however, this is not the ...Read More
Avoiding Bitterness of Mind and Speech
Wise people put up safeguards in their thoughts and actions to help keep them from being ensnared by a root of bitterness. Lest our minds lead us astray, it is wise to think on what is true, good, and beautiful ...Read More
Small but Wise
The cooperation we see among the members of an ant colony evidences the kind of wisdom that allows people to thrive when they work together—even when individual weaknesses might hold them back. Thus, it is not surprising that God in ...Read More
The Word of God and Affliction
The author of Hebrews tells us that God's discipline may seem painful at the moment, but the lasting harvest of righteousness that it creates is well worth all the trouble we must endure (Heb. 12:3–11). Not all of the pain ...Read More
Unlawful Oaths and Vows
Friends and even family may exert great pressure on us to join with them in their sin. They may appeal to our loyalties and try to guilt us into covering up a misdeed that should be reported or beg us ...Read More
Oaths and Idolatry
The principle that we are not to make oaths in the name of anyone but God alone is a powerful reminder of the sanctity of God's name. When we use the Lord's name in vain, we are attributing to someone ...Read More
The King's Glorious Bride
Believers are concerned to mortify sin and grow in holiness, so it is easy to become discouraged when we feel like we are failing in this task and are struggling against the sins that seem to overpower us. If you ...Read More


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Uterine fibroids are noncancerous growths of the uterus that often appear during childbearing years. Also called leiomyomas (lie-o-my-O-muhs) or myomas, uterine fibroids aren't associated with an increased risk of uterine cancer and almost never develop into cancer.
Uterine fibroids develop from the smooth muscular tissue of the uterus (myometrium). A single cell divides repeatedly, eventually creating a firm, rubbery mass distinct from nearby tissue. The growth patterns of uterine fibroids vary — they may grow slowly or rapidly, or they may remain the same size. Some fibroids go through growth spurts, and some may shrink on their own. Many fibroids that have been present during pregnancy shrink or disappear after pregnancy, as the uterus goes back to a normal size.
Fibroids range in size from seedlings, undetectable by the human eye, to bulky masses that can distort and enlarge the uterus. They can be single or multiple, in extreme cases expanding the uterus so much that it reaches the rib cage.
As many as 3 out of 4 women have uterine fibroids sometime during their lives, but most are unaware of them because they often cause no symptoms. Your doctor may discover fibroids incidentally during a pelvic exam or prenatal ultrasound.
In women who have symptoms, the most common symptoms of uterine fibroids include:
Rarely, a fibroid can cause acute pain when it outgrows its blood supply. Deprived of nutrients, the fibroid begins to die. Byproducts from a degenerating fibroid can seep into surrounding tissue, causing pain and, rarely, fever. A fibroid that hangs by a stalk inside or outside the uterus (pedunculated fibroid) can trigger pain by twisting on its stalk and cutting off its blood supply.
Fibroid location, size and number influence signs and symptoms:
See your doctor if you have:
Seek prompt medical care if you have severe vaginal bleeding or sharp pelvic pain that comes on suddenly.
Doctors don't know the cause of uterine fibroids, but research and clinical experience point to these factors:
There are few known risk factors for uterine fibroids, other than being a woman of reproductive age. Other factors that can have an impact on fibroid development include:
Although uterine fibroids usually aren't dangerous, they can cause discomfort and may lead to complications such as anemia from heavy blood loss.
Fibroids usually don't interfere with conception and pregnancy. However, it's possible that fibroids could cause infertility or pregnancy loss. Submucosal fibroids may prevent implantation and growth of an embryo. In such cases, doctors often recommend removing these fibroids before attempting pregnancy or if you've had multiple miscarriages. Rarely, fibroids can distort or block your fallopian tubes, or interfere with the passage of sperm from your cervix to your fallopian tubes.
Your first appointment will likely be with either your primary care provider or a gynecologist. Because appointments can be brief, it's a good idea to prepare in advance for your appointment.
For uterine fibroids, some basic questions to ask include:
Make sure that you understand everything your doctor tells you. Don't hesitate to ask your doctor to repeat information or to ask follow-up questions.
Some questions your doctor might ask include:
Uterine fibroids are frequently found incidentally during a routine pelvic exam. Your doctor may feel irregularities in the shape of your uterus, suggesting the presence of fibroids. If you have symptoms of uterine fibroids, you doctor may order these tests:
If traditional ultrasound doesn't provide enough information, your doctor may order other imaging studies, such as:
There's no single best approach to uterine fibroid treatment — many treatment options exist. If you have symptoms, talk with your doctor about options for symptom relief.
Many women with uterine fibroids experience no signs or symptoms, or only mildly annoying signs and symptoms that they can live with. If that's the case for you, watchful waiting could be the best option. Fibroids aren't cancerous. They rarely interfere with pregnancy. They usually grow slowly — or not at all — and tend to shrink after menopause, when levels of reproductive hormones drop.
Medications for uterine fibroids target hormones that regulate your menstrual cycle, treating symptoms such as heavy menstrual bleeding and pelvic pressure. They don't eliminate fibroids, but may shrink them. Medications include:
MRI-guided focused ultrasound surgery (FUS) is:
Certain procedures can destroy uterine fibroids without actually removing them through surgery. They include:
Options for traditional surgical procedures include:
For all procedures, except hysterectomy, tiny tumors (seedlings) that your doctor doesn't detect during surgery could eventually grow and cause symptoms that warrant treatment. This is often termed the recurrence rate. New fibroids, which may or may not require treatment, also can develop.
Some websites and consumer health books promote alternative treatments, such as specific dietary recommendations, enzymes, hormone creams or homeopathy. So far, there's no scientific evidence to support the effectiveness of these techniques.
Although researchers continue to study the causes of fibroid tumors, little scientific evidence is available on how to prevent them. Preventing uterine fibroids may not be possible, but only a small percentage of these tumors require treatment.
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., ranks No. 1 for gynecology in the U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals rankings. Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Ariz., is ranked among the Best Hospitals for gynecology by U.S. News & World Report. Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla., is ranked high performing for gynecology by U.S. News & World Report.
Mayo Clinic works with hundreds of insurance companies and is an in-network provider for millions of people. In most cases, Mayo Clinic doesn't require a physician referral. Some insurers require referrals or may have additional requirements for certain medical care. All appointments are prioritized on the basis of medical need.
Doctors trained in women's reproductive disorders (gynecologists) and radiologists at Mayo Clinic in Arizona treat women who have uterine fibroids.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 800-446-2279 (toll-free) 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
Doctors trained in women's reproductive disorders (gynecologists) work with radiologists at Mayo Clinic in Florida to treat women who have uterine fibroids.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 904-953-0853 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
At Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, doctors trained in women's reproductive disorders (gynecologists) and gynecologic surgeons work with radiologists to treat women who have uterine fibroids.
For appointments or more information, call the Central Appointment Office at 507-538-3270 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday or complete an online appointment request form.
See information on patient services at the three Mayo Clinic locations, including transportation options and lodging.
Mayo Clinic researchers investigate new diagnostic and treatment methods for uterine fibroids, such as research on genes and ways to use MRI scans to diagnose rare cancers that can mimic uterine fibroids.
See a list of publications on uterine fibroids by Mayo Clinic doctors on PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/uterine-fibroids/care-at-mayo-clinic/why-choose-mayo-clinic/con-20037901
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The following message was received from Dr. Hiroyuki Fujita, President and Chief Executive Officer, Quality Electrodynamics, and a member of the Visiting Committee of the Office of Global Strategy.
As a native Japanese who has lived in Cleveland since 1992, this recent devastating earthquake, tsunami and resultant nuclear contamination threat are far beyond my comprehension and realization. My wife and I spent the last few days to reach out our parents, relatives, friends and business colleagues. While some had damages and injuries, they are all alive and safe. However, when I see so many innocent people got killed in no time in front of their loved ones, I am so defeated to even watch the news, and I have no words to describe what the people there are going through.
The people suffering from this cruel act of mother nature need many things now. One of them is our spiritual support as a human being who lives together on this planet. Some of you have already agreed to put the support message on their website. Thank you very much. The message below in Japanese reads:
This says, "Don't give up, Japan! Don't give up, Tohoku! From your friends in America!" (Tohoku is the region directly impacted by this disaster.)
As a Northeast Ohio and of course American society member, who happens to be a native Japanese, I truly appreciate your support and consideration. People in Tohoku will be very much encouraged by your heartfelt support from the greatest nation on earth. While it will be so difficult and challenging for them to justify their loss, they will have to stand up again and go forward with hope for our future one step at a time, because it is the only way left. I have no doubt that our thoughts and prayers are with the people who are directly going through the devastation. Please be so kind to reach out to your colleagues with the message. Thank you very much for your human-being-ship, indeed.
Very sincerely yours,
Dr. Hiroyuki Fujita
藤田 浩之 理学博士(物理学)
President and Chief Executive Officer
Quality Electrodynamics (QED), LLC and eQED, LLC
700 Beta Drive, Suite 100, Mayfield Village, Ohio 44143, USA


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Open Carry in a Post-Apocalyptic World
Published on Wednesday, August 21, 2013
By Skip Coryell
NOTE: This article first appeared in Michigan Open Carrys new newsletter.
Michigan --(Ammoland.com)- Okay, open carriers. Heres the scenario.
Theres just been a cyber- terrorist attack on the nations power grid, and a cascading power failure ensues.
Eventually every toaster, light bulb and television set goes dark and powerless, leaving the world without Twitter, Facebook and cable TV. What a dark and nasty world that would be. But thats exactly what happens in my novel The God Virus .
That thin veneer of civilization is stripped away and the demons of a million souls are set loose on an unsuspecting and unprepared humanity. Well, I guess thats a worst-case scenario. I suspect that most open carriers would be more prepared than the general population, and heres why.
Because we open carry as a way of life, we already move and live in a world of heightened awareness. We know that at any moment in time Johnny Badguy can pop up out of the woodwork and do his darndest to put us under. But as an open carrier, you see him coming, pull your favorite firearm and double-tap center of bad-guy-exposed-mass (before most people can clear leather) to remove him from the gene pool and keep your family safe. Happy ending to a scary story.
Isnt it nice to know your draw is quicker than most, because you dont have to worry about first clearing that bulky clothing? When I teach my advanced concealed carry classes, I routinely watch shooters struggle with clearing the vest or jacket or shirt while drawing. It slows them down and even adds an element of danger. I cant tell you how many times Ive watched people try to re-holster their pistol with nylon or cotton fabric shoved into the holster. It just gums up the whole works and breaks your rhythm.
In todays politically correct and proper world, sometimes open carriers are frowned upon by others in the gun community. We are sometimes referred to as the rebels of the gun world. In a post-apocalyptic world, all that political and useless BS would go away. There would only be two categories of people: those with a pulse and those without. Not only can I live with that rebellious label, but I can also wear it like a badge of honor.
In the post-apocalyptic world, after the Shit Hits the Fan (SHTF) society would cease to function as we know it. The world would suddenly revert to its natural state. (If you havent already, I recommend reading James Wesley Rawles book How to Survive the End of the World as we Know it . )
Preppers commonly refer to that as TEOTWAWKI.) In the world of TEOTWAWKI, very few people would bother to carry concealed. What for? It would serve no useful purpose. Lets face it, the only reason peo- ple bother to cover up their gun in todays world is so we dont scare the sheep.
In my book Blood in the Streets: Concealed Carry and the OK Corral ( http://tiny.cc/5yv61w ) I make this statement:
If open carriers are sheep, then Justin Biebers a cigar-smoking body builder.Quote:
Sheep are born and bred for one purpose: to be killed and to have their parts processed into something useful by predators. They stand on the hill and go Baa, as theyre being slaughtered.
When the SHTF you dont want that gun covered up. You want it accessible and flaunted out front as the mother of all deterrents. In all honesty, anyone with a lick of brains will not only be openly carrying their pistols, but theyll also be carrying their favorite shotgun or home defense rifle. Now thats the ultimate in open carry. In a TEOTWAWKI scenario, open carry would become the norm, and concealed carry would go the way of all things electric.
However, probably the one trait open carriers possess above all others that would enable them to survive in the post-apocalyptic world is this: Many open carriers just dont give a damn what other people think about them. They tend to do whats right regardless of the judgment of others.
That in itself is a very freeing benefit. Open carriers would no longer be stopped by police simply because they were carrying, because there would be no police. It would be law of the jungle and the rule of tooth, fang and claw. In a wild world of survival of the fittest, open carriers would survive; no, more than that; they would thrive and move to the top of the food chain, helping others in their community to adapt to the brutal changes of this new life.
Hmm, is that a comforting thought, that we would survive and thrive in a world where good and evil battle for control on a daily basis? Perhaps, to some, its not much of a consolation being the most prepared for the end of the world as we know it. But then again it sure beats being a sheep. And next time we talk about Zombies! (Yes, that was a joke.) In the meantime, carry safe and carry often.
About Michigan Open CarryQuote:
Skip Coryell lives with his wife and children in Michigan. Skip Coryell is the author of nine books including Blood in the Streets: Concealed Carry and the OK Corral, RKBA: Defending the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, The God Virus, and We Hold These Truths.
He is the founder of The Second Amendment March, a Marine Corps veteran, and the President of White Feather Press. He is an avid hunter and sportsman, a Marine Corps veteran, and a graduate of Cornerstone University. For more details on Skip Coryell, or to contact him personally, go to his website at www.skipcoryell.com . Buy Skips latest book The Shadow Militia at amazon.com.
Michigan Open Carry, Inc is a Not-For-Profit organization that depends on our dues paying members to continue our operation. We are an all-volunteer organization. As such, no one is paid a salary and very few of the personal expenses of our officers are reimbursed. Wont you consider joining us or renewing as a dues paying member today? If you need technical help with the process, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Black Blade: Yet "open carry" is fairly common and completely legal here in the western intermountain states. Some cops and tourists don't like it but they can go feck themselves as far as we are concerned. Freedom is more important to the people here than cowering under some standard imposed in other regimes by the slavemasters.


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DON'T PUT THAT IN YOUR MOUTH! IT WAS MADE IN CHINA!!!- Alora Owens: Age 6
as soon as I was about to post I got raped... -Kirby: Age... whatever
Originally made by LM:
~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
~Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. -- Josh Billings ~
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With more than a dozen albums and nearly 30 years under their collective belt, Yo La Tengo – Ira Kaplan, Georgia Hubley and James McNew – have enjoyed success entirely on their own terms. They've played everywhere, from the world's best-known concert halls and museums to dives and clubs, dominating critics' lists, doing a "Simpsons" theme, playing the Velvet Underground in I Shot Andy Warhol, sharing stages with some of the most important musicians of our time, and even creating a holiday tradition onto themselves with their yearly series of Hanukkah shows at Hoboken, New Jersey's legendary club Maxwells, from which they've donated hundreds of thousands to charity.
In 2013, Yo La Tengo released Fade, featuring 10 songs recorded at Chicago's Soma studios with producer John McEntire. The resulting collection of songs features that band's signature layered arrangements, flush with controlled guitar noise and strings; alongside gentle, whispered pop flights.
Kaplan, Hubley and McNew recently visited the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, as well as the Rock Hall's Library and Archives. While here, the Rock Hall caught up with Kaplan, who shares thoughts on his first records, favorite Yo La Tengo concert, seeing the Kinks live and more.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: What was the first record you ever bought and do you still listen to it?
Ira Kaplan: First record I remember buying was the [Rolling Stones'] "Ruby Tuesday"/"Let's Spend the Night Together" 45 – and yes, I still listen to it.
RRHOF: What artists did you listen to when you were growing up and what about them appealed to you?
IK: Too many to mention. First it was the Beatles, Stones, Herman's Hermits. Later introduced by babysitters to Paul Revere & the Raiders and the Young Rascals. My listening was upended when I saw the Kinks in 1972.
RRHOF: You mentioned a number of Hall of Fame Inductees. Were you influenced by any other Hall of Fame alums?
IK: Aren't all of the above in the Hall of Fame? They're not?! But I hate the word "influence" as a synonym for "like." If I happen to think poorly of one or more inductees, who's to say that's any less influential than my favorite acts.
RRHOF: What do you remember about playing your first gig – how old were you, where was it, when was it, how'd it go, the crowd?
IK: My brother and I performed "Downtown" for my parents. The crowd loved it!
RRHOF: Do you have a favorite concert? One by someone else? And one by you?
IK: Once again, too many to mention, but the Kinks at Central Park in 1972 and Half Japanese at Folk City in 1983 are right up there. One show of ours that stands out is the Trocadero in Philadelphia in 2003, the first time we ever had members of the Sun Ra Arkestra sit in (on that night it was Danny Ray Thompson, Tyrone Hill and Dave Davis).
RRHOF: Can you talk a little about the importance of a Library and Archives dedicated to rock and roll?
IK: It makes me feel a lot less bad about myself for all those years of not throwing anything out.


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Too bad I don't live anywhere near there??!!! LOL
Work's got me going the other direction today, but if there's time this evening, I'll swing by.
Too bad I don't live anywhere near there??!!! LOL
" I have the POWER!!!!!"
Batman with the Batsignal from 4H line
Sucessful transactions with: Royalt1us, Jag2045, Zodach, WENDIGO, Burtdawg, Illicitjedi, KingHiss
I found my KM about a month ago in Robinson, so I'm not hurting for HIM, but I do need one for this trade.
hopefully I'll find one tomorrow.
Got my Hawkman, Mr. Miracle, Dr. Impossible & Killer Moth I ordered from Impulse Creations today. Near perfection! Killer Moth's chest emblem is a *little* off, so I'll buy a replacement if I ever see him on pegs, but everyone else is great! Good paint apps and correct limbs/parts. Now if I can find the other 3 from this wave, I can go back to catching up on Wave 5, and looking out for the Wave 7 variants. (I have Wave 7 pre-ordered, but with the e-tailer variant screw-ups on Mattel's end, I'll need to find a helmetless Barda, and I dunno which Booster I'll get whenever they ship....)
This space for rent, apparently.....
I am just thankful that the quality is improving. I actually have a wave that has no problems. My favorite from the new line so far has to be Hawkman and Captain Marvel. The 4H just captured their essence so well.
I'm hoping to get wave 7 soon, but my wallet needs a rest.
We survived the long night.... MOTU Forever!
I feel back in the game... cornerstorecomics just shipped my wave 6!
I hope they ship mine soon.
"Yep! And now I'm gonna blast ya!"
- Orko to Skeletor in "Lessons"
I sort of got lucky or rather a friend of mine did. He was in Anaheim on Sunday and he happened on some wave 7 figures. He found a Big Barda and Captain Cold for himself, but he did find 2 Flash figures and he hooked me up with one.
Hopefully I'll get my hands on the rest later. I know Big Barda is a bit short, but I think he's actually one of the stand outs in this line. She's a beautiful figure and goes nicely with her hubby Mr. Miracle.
We survived the long night.... MOTU Forever!
A buddy of mine picked up a Mothman, Hawkman, and both versions of Superman for me. Now I just need Shazam to complete Kalibak!!!! And also Dr. Impossible and the whole wave will be complete!!! and I will have the whole line once again..until wave 7 hits by me.
" I have the POWER!!!!!"
Batman with the Batsignal from 4H line
Sucessful transactions with: Royalt1us, Jag2045, Zodach, WENDIGO, Burtdawg, Illicitjedi, KingHiss
So did anybody read up on the panel today? DCUC wave 9 announced for summer 2009:
Black Adam
Black Canary (with REAL fishnets)
Green Arrow
Mantis (50% comic likeness - 50% Super Powers robotic look)
Wildcat (black outfit standard - blue outfit chase)
CnC = Chemo
-The brown Man-Bat will be in Wave 10
-As was confirmed earlier, ANOTHER Wal-Mart exclusive wave this year
-Ultraman/Alex Luthor 2-pack on Mattycollector on 4/15
-Supposedly Wave 8 will have a mini Atom figure packed in with someone. (TNI says Giganta, but we all know she's the CnC)
-A new DCUC Joker was hinted at (again)
-No DCUC Jason Todd planned at this time
-Any characters from comics or TV are available
-Flight stands are possibly in the works
-Possibility of an all "army builder" wave for DCUC
-Still saying civilian characters in DCUC are a possibility
-5 waves of DCUC in 2009 (Not sure if that includes the Wal-Mart wave or not)
-Possible box sets for DCUC
-DCUC Green Arrow has special articulation that allows him to properly hold his bow & arrows
Drool at the pics:
This space for rent, apparently.....
Green Arrow and Black Canary are beautiful! I want ten! lol.
Windblown Advocate since 200x
I have to admit that I'm blown away by the Black Canary. I'm so looking forward to these figures.
We survived the long night.... MOTU Forever!
Here's the blurtastic image of the "leaked" DCUC Joker:
This space for rent, apparently.....
From talking to Toyguru last year at SDCC, the Joker and a few other figures have been long waiting in the wings. Black Canary was around for a long while inside the vault waiting. I'm actually glad that they are going to see the light of day soon enough.
I'm also waiting for Martian Manhunter and Zatanna to appear. I need to finish my Justice League of America collection.
We survived the long night.... MOTU Forever!
The Black Canary looks great, but I see such a problem with the fishnets coming out so wrong!
"I mark the hours every one, Nor have I yet outrun the Sun. My use & value unto you, are gauged by what you have to do."
Enscribed onto Hermione Granger's Time Turner from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
It looks like they dropped the mid-thigh artic on Canary, and she'll just have hip, knee & boot-top movement. Still hope it doesn't mangle the fishnets.
I smell a hooded Green Arrow/Black Canary 2-pack down the road. (Hopefully they'd lose the blue on Canary's legs for the more modern look.) Maybe they'll sculpt a new head for Canary with a "Sonic Screech" expression....
This space for rent, apparently.....
Just read on Action-figures.com that The Joker will be a SDCC exclusive. Is that right? That sucks! But I guess he'll be available through Matty. So that takes a sting out of it a bit. But why make him an exclusive?
"I mark the hours every one, Nor have I yet outrun the Sun. My use & value unto you, are gauged by what you have to do."
Enscribed onto Hermione Granger's Time Turner from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Man...why him???? I figured it would be another obscure character.
Oh well, guess if it is Joker I will be passing on him. As I already have a Joker from this line.
" I have the POWER!!!!!"
Batman with the Batsignal from 4H line
Sucessful transactions with: Royalt1us, Jag2045, Zodach, WENDIGO, Burtdawg, Illicitjedi, KingHiss
I'm glad the Joker is getting redone. The old fig is way too small, under articulated, and lacking in accessories.
But he shouldn't be an exclusive.
I'll wait until Toyguru announces Joker as a SDCC exclusive before getting all riled up.
On good news, I completed my Wave 6 today! Stumbled into a Wal-Mart I hadn't been to in like 5 years, and they just stocked the pegs with 2 full cases. Hopefully Wave 5 will get stocked sometime by me.....
HOLY CRAP! Just saw this on Fwoosh, and I REALLY hope it's legit. Sounds like we have the makings of this year's SDCC exclusive:
I smell him coming with his 2 buddies in a 2.5-pack. Awesome for Superfriends fans, and I think most non-SF fans will at least be pleased that if this is the case, they won't have to worry about it taking up a spot at retail.....
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This space for rent, apparently.....
Now if the Wonder Twins an Gleek are made...I'm down for them!!!!!
That would be awesome.
And on a side note, I found my Silver Captian Atom today!!!
Also, the Meijers by me had all of wave two figures!! Even both red an blue Sups!! Still had the blue face Harley..which for some reason looked worse than the first version of her.
" I have the POWER!!!!!"
Batman with the Batsignal from 4H line
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I also hit a Meijer today, and they were swamped with 11 Green Lanterns, 1 Red Supes, 1 long hair Aquaman, & 1 modern Firestorm.
Well, hot on the heels of Gleek, here's Zan:
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This space for rent, apparently.....
-Mini-Atom was stated to be an "accessory" for Giganta. (I guess it's just a way to get Mini-Atom into people's collections by packing him with one of the wave 8 figures)
-4-5 waves of DCUC in addition to the Walmart wave for 2009
-They're working on making flight stands right now, but there wasn't any guarantee that they'd be out this year.
-The army builder wave is for Infinite Heroes
"I look upon my powers as a gift, not mine alone but for anyone who needs them." (Superman: Peace on Earth)
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If nine hundred He-Man.Org members get eaten by Thundercats fans, but neither of them has a toyline, does it still count as a fan movement?
There is no confirmation that Zan and Gleek are authentic.
if they are, I hope they're a Matty twopack with Jayna.
but I really hope they're just customs, because if they're not, then Matty lied about this line being COMIC ONLY.
and I CERTAINLY don't want them in a C&C wave. I just don't want to have to buy any of this cartoon stuff.


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Hello, I'm a new UMUC student taking finance and accounting courses. One of my assignments is to do a financial and accounting performance analysis of a company and compare it to other companies in the same industry. Can you help me get started with my research?
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Great! This will save me a lot of time! We have been instructed to find financial and accounting reports, financial ratios, and comparative company and industry financial analysis.
Ok, the best resources for this information are the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC), 10-K Reports, company reports that include financial and accounting information and industry reports that include financial and accounting comparative data.
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Click on the link, [Research Databases. Click on the link,] Databases by Title.
Click on the letter "M," and then click on the link for Mergent Online.
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That's great!
Now let's move on to finding comparative industry reports.
Click on the link, Research Databases. Click on the link, Databases by Title.
Click on the letter "I," and then click on the link for Industry Surveys.
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Just as Disney's Oz isn't so great and powerful, this Steve Carell comedy could hardly be called incredible. It is strictly mediocre, but the fact that it isn't plain awful is pleasantly surprising. Carell's Wonderstone—a laughably stereotypical Vegas showman—is a womanizing jerk who ditches his longtime stage partner Anton (Steve Buscemi) thinking he can go it alone. Cut to Wonderstone performing in supermarkets and retirement homes.
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KARLOVY VARY, Czech Republic – The Washington State University women's basketball team defeated Karlovy Vary, 85-60, at Sportovní Hala in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, Wednesday. The game was WSU's third of a four-game tour through Austria, Slovakia, and Czech Republic.
The Cougars opened the game with a 15-2 run before Karlovy Vary closed the gap to end the first half down 36-31. WSU came back in the third quarter and opened a 20-point lead that it maintained through the fourth quarter to win, 85-60.
The Cougars were led by sophomore Mariah Cooks who recorded 17 points. Four Cougar players scored in double figures as Taylor Edmondson (14), Whitney Tinjum (13), and Brandi Thomas (11) all reached the double-digit mark. Karlovy Vary was lead by Dana Kušlitová with 16 points.
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No charges will be filed in the accidental shooting that landed a 10-year-old in the hospital Friday afternoon, Davidson County Sheriff David Grice said Wednesday morning.
The sheriff said a neighbor who lives about 1,200 feet away from the residence of the child, Zack Reno, was performing maintenance to his weapon when the accident occurred. Deputies were dispatched to the shooting that occurred in a field in the 1000 block of Clark Road about 4 p.m. Friday.
"We located the individual who did the shooting," Grice said. "He was shooting from his front porch. He fired one round after cleaning his gun in what he thought was a safe direction and hit that kid."
The sheriff said deputies have reviewed the case with representatives from the Davidson County District Attorney's Office and do not believe charges are warranted. The man's name will not be released, the sheriff said.
The sheriff previously said it appeared the boy and another juvenile were showing their uncle a hole in a field when all of a sudden Zack felt a sting. The bullet, the sheriff said, entered and exited the boy's hip before traveling through his arm, where it stopped. The boy was treated and released at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem.
There is a strip of woods between the field where the boy was shot and from where the man fired, Grice said.
"He was unlucky that he got hit, but he was lucky he got hit the way he did," the sheriff said of Zack.
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Four Arizona players scored in double-digits, but the Wildcats (4-13, 0-6) fell to No. 19 California (13-4, 5-1), 79-64 on Monday afternoon at McKale Center.
Seniors Carissa Crutchfield and Erica Barnes and freshman LaBrittney Jones all posted season-high scoring figures with 16 points.
Crutchfield's 16 marked a career-high, including 6-of-14 from the field and 3-of-6 from behind the arc. Crutchfield also added four rebounds and three assists, for her 12th game this season with three or more assists.
"We kept the game close," Crutchfield said. "We just have to figure out what to do to win these games. I would want us to take some of the things we did in this game and use them in other games."
Barnes shot 8-of-10 from the field and also posted seven rebounds for the Wildcats.
Jones' 16 also marked a career high, including a perfect 8-of-8 from the free-throw line. Jones also had a team-high eight rebounds.
"(LaBrittney is) going to give you her effort the entire game and we needed her production tonight," Arizona Head Coach Niya Butts said. "She stepped up and had big rebounds for us but also scored the basketball. She continues to get better."
Senior Kama Griffitts recorded 10 points, grabbed four rebounds and three assists.
As a team, Arizona posted 14 offensive rebounds to the Bears' 10 and scored 20 bench points to Cal's 16.
California started the game on a 12-8 surge, but back-to-back shots by Jones and Griffitts tied the game at 12. From there, the Bears went on a 10-2 run and Arizona could not close the gap going into halftime.
In the second half, the Wildcats pulled to within seven, but the Bears capitalized on free throws and finished the game, 79-64. As a team, Cal made 23-of-29 shots from the charity stripe.
Junior Brittany Boyd led the Bears with 24 points, seven assists and five rebounds.
The Wildcats will continue Pac-12 play on the road, traveling to Colorado on Friday, Jan. 24 at 7 p.m. and Utah on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 3 p.m.
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Head Coach Niya Butts
Opening statement:
"Obviously, it's a tough outcome. Credit goes to Cal for coming in and doing what they need to do on the road. I'm disappointed in the result, but I think we competed more than we did in the Stanford game. We just didn't have enough to get it done."
On Candice Warthen struggling:
"I think it was more mental than anything. Some of her shots were tough and a lot of that comes from wanting to make one so bad because you have been shooting the ball so poorly. There's nothing wrong with that with the exception being that we can't afford for her to go 0-and-11. We still had an opportunity to win the game, but we can't make the little mistakes we were making. We were turning the ball over at crucial times and missing shots that need to be made, there are a bunch of different things that we need to correct."
On consistent game of LaBrittney Jones:
"She has been battling and trying, but still making mistakes, naturally. She's going to give you her effort the entire game and we needed her production tonight. She stepped up and had big rebounds for us but also scored the basketball. She continues to get better but we will go back to the film and look for areas that she can improve on."
Senior guard Carissa Crutchfield
On the game:
"We kept the game close. We just have to figure out what to do to win these games. I would want us to take some of the things we did in this game and use them in other games. We will work on it. When someone isn't scoring we all have to step up for them."
On three-point defense:
"We did a better job of getting out on them than we did against Stanford. Lesson learned. "
Senior forward Erica Barnes
On her role:
"I'm just focused on my current role of coming off the bench and scoring."
On Cal's Brittany Boyd:
"Obviously, she is a great player. She was attacking a lot on us, and our help defense was late, which got her to get her shot going and get fouled… she was attacking. That's what she does, and we just have to be there. "
Freshman forward LaBrittney Jones
On her high-scoring game:
"My teammates found me on the block, I posted up big, and I scored the easy buckets."
On making all of her free throws:
"We all work on our free throws as a team. In practice, I usually knock them down and that's what I did today."
On three-point defense in the second half:
"We pressured them and closed out with high hands better in the second half. We were more aggressive on the three-point line."
On playing Colorado next:
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KathyChung, Tuesday August 3, 2010 - 3:53pm
Planning to stay in the Sheraton during SiWC this year, but wishing you had a roomie to share the cost? You've come to the right place. The comments thread on this blog post are open for your roommate hunting queries.
Early riser who doesn't want to tiptoe around a morning grump? Say so. Only want to share with someone your own gender? Post that, too. In past years, some new friends have met through our room share blog comments, and others have at least found like-minded sleepers to split the hotel bill with.
We are happy to provide this forum for you to connect with potential roommates as a courtesy, but please do your homework and ask lots of questions. We have no involvement in this process and are not responsible for the veracity of postings or the volume of your roommate's snoring.
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Looking for female roomie to share from Thursday to Sunday
I'm a 40 something female, looking for another female to share a room with at SIWC this year from Thursday night and leaving on Sunday. Will gladly split costs of room.
I tend to be an early riser, but may actually sleep LATE (for me anyhow) until about 7 am while at conference. Need someone quiet but definitely serious. I will be volunteering throughout the event so I need a place to go where I can shut down.
Please contact at mstephany at shaw dot ca
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would love to share
Hi Maude,
I would love to share, if you haven't already found someone. I'm on the quiet side as well. Haven't been to the conference in a few years, and itching to go, but finances are so tight. Finding someone to share would be great. I'm forty-something as well.
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Looking for a roommate
I'm 28 and female and just looking for someone to share with. I live local-ish but I need a bed to sleep in so I can get enough sleep (commuting is a time sink). I am a quiet person. I'll be up late for some of the evening events, but I am not a huge party girl, and I am very capable of tiptoing around early sleepers. I have already booked a room with two queen beds. Please e-mail me at moirayoung(at)live(dot)ca.
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share ride and room share
I am looking for someone to share a ride to the SIWC conference from the airport to the hotel.
Also if anyone is interested in sharing a room, please let me know. I want a female room mate.
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