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No. 17 Washington made the charge it hoped for in Wednesday's final round at the Prestige at PGA West, but came up just short, settling for second place, two strokes back of Stanford.
No. 17 Washington fired the low round of the day on Tuesday at the Prestige at PGA West, catapulting up the leaderboard into second place.
No. 17 Washington struggled early, but battled back to remain in contention at The Prestige at PGA West. The Dawgs fired a round of 2-over 286 and sit in a tie for 15th place.
Coming off a runner-up finish at the Amer Ari Invitational in Hawai'i, the Dawgs will face another elite field at the Prestige at PGA West.
No. 19 Washington finished off a good week at the Amer Ari Invitational on the Big Island of Hawai'i with a round of 9-under 279 to finish as the tournament runner-up.
After just a so-so opening round, the Dawgs responded on Friday, lighting up the Waikoloa King's Course to climb from a tie for 10th to third place
No. 19 Washington began the spring season at the Amer Ari Invitational with a hot start, but not enough birdies over the final holes and are in the middle of the pack after round one.
Colonial Country Club, The Friends of Golf (FOG) and the Golf Coaches Association of America announced the Hogan Award Watch List on Wednesday, headlined by Washington's Cheng-Tsung Pan.
No. 13 Washington opens the spring season Wednesday at the Amer Ari Invitational on the Big Island of Hawai'i.
Washington men's golf head coach Matt Thurmond is pleased to announce next year's freshman class who have each signed letters of intent with the Huskies.
No. 12 Washington finished with another solid round to finish fourth at the Gifford Collegiate at the Pelican Hill North Course.
No. 12 Washington is off to a solid start at the Gifford Collegiate, played at the Pelican Hill North Course on the shores of Newport Beach.


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Dover and Delaware State Police worked together to arrest a Smyrna man for allegedly selling drugs and possessing drug paraphernalia at the Comfort Inn and Suites off Leipsic Road in Dover Wednesday night.
Officers from the Dover Police Drug, Vice and Organized Crime Unit / Operation Safe Streets with the assistance of the Delaware State Police Governor's Task Force arrested Augustine F. Butcher, 36, at 11:15 p.m. Wednesday after the joint investigation, Dover Police Lt. Daniel McKeown said.
Butcher was charged with possession with intent to deliver crack cocaine, possession with intent to deliver heroin, possession of drug paraphernalia, resisting arrest and tampering with physical evidence, McKeown said.
Officers knew Butcher was wanted on outstanding warrants, McKeown said. As they attempted to contact Butcher at the hotel room he ran from officers and resisted arrest as he attempted to flush some of the drugs down the toilet.
A search of the hotel room uncovered 23 bags of heroin, 6.8 grams of crack cocaine, 23 hydrocodone pills and $644 of suspected drug money, McKeown said.
The defendant was wanted on numerous outstanding warrants from Smyrna Police Department and also had numerous bench warrants from court, he said.
The defendant was booked and was awaiting arraignment on all of the charges.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. - It was yet another nail-biter for the 25th-ranked Arizona State Sun Devils. A week after a suspenseful loss to the BYU Cougars, the Sun Devils kept a crowd of 25,873 at the edge of their seats in a 13-10 victory over the Oregon State Beavers in Corvallis. ASU improves their record to 3-1 and 1-0 in Pac-10 play while Oregon State falls to 1-2, 0-2 in the conference.
The ASU defense led the charge, once again overpowering the opponent's running game, limiting the Beavers to 20 yards on the ground. This is the lowest total rushing yards that Oregon State has had since November 11, 1989 when the Washington Huskies held them to 20 yards at Parker Stadium. ASU's secondary was without starting cornerback Jason Simmons, but was still able to keep the Beavers on their toes by intercepting three passes. The Beaver offense managed 213 yards of total offense, throwing the ball 43 times, completing only 17 of those passes. The Sun Devil defense held the Beaver offense to three points. ASU's defense was led by linebacker Pat Tillman who had five solo tackles, two interceptions and two sacks.
Head coach Bruce Snyder commented, "If we can keep that up, it's going to give us time for our offense to develop."
The Sun Devil offense showed signs of improvement and a renewed vitality following the disappointing loss against BYU. ASU had 349 yards of total offense, 205 of which were in the air. Quarterback Ryan Kealy faced a heavy Beaver pass rush early on, forcing several ill-advised passes and two interceptions under pressure, but bounced back in the second half to finish the game with 194 yards passing, completing 14 of 24 passes and one touchdown. Kealy's favorite receiver for the game was wide out Lenzie Jackson who caught six passes for 74 yards. Tight end Kendrick Bates also had two receptions for 62 yards. Backup quarterback Steve Campbell relieved Kealy for a brief spell in the second quarter, completing 1 of 3 passes and throwing an interception.
ASU's running game was sure and steady, rumbling for 144 yards. J.R. Redmond led the way with 18 carries for 77 yards. Starting tailback Michael Martin had 14 carries for 66 yards.
Inopportune penalties held the Sun Devils at bay, pulling back several scoring opportunities. ASU had 14 penalties for a total loss of 116 yards including a Courtney Jackson interception and touchdown that was called back on an illegal formation call.
"We're heading in the right direction," said ASU guard Kyle Murphy. "But it's obvious we've got a lot of work to do. We're 1-0 (in the Pac-10) and hopefully we can build on that."
The first quarter started out with a bang as Kealy drove the Sun Devils 75 yards in ten plays. Kealy came out firing, hitting Lenzie Jackson four times and tight end Matt Cercone in the end zone for the first score of the game. Kealy was 5 for 5 on the drive. Both defenses slowed the tempo after that initial drive by forcing six punts to cap off the rest of the first quarter.
The second quarter opened with Oregon State driving to the ASU 36-yard line before being stopped cold by a Pat Tillman interception. ASU tried to capitalize, driving to Oregon State's 27-yard line. On the following play, Oregon State defensive back Armon Hatcher jumped on a miscommunication between Kealy and receiver Kenny Mitchell, intercepting the pass and returning the ball 76 yards for the Beaver's only touchdown of the game.
With the game tied at 7-7, the Sun Devil offense came back onto the field hoping to make up for the mistake. After driving three plays for one yard, Kealy was intercepted by Beaver cornerback Larry Bumpus, who returned the ball to the ASU 46-yard line. The Beavers took the opportunity to push to ASU's 13-yard line. On the following play, Beaver quarterback Tim Alexander was sacked on third down by linebacker Pat Tillman for an 11-yard loss and the Beaver's settled for a field goal to pull ahead 7-10.
ASU guard Kyle Murphy kept his faith in his quarterback.
He said after the game, "Ryan's the kind of kid, like we all are, who wants to do what is best for the team. He came back in after the interceptions and seemed to feel real good and we won the football game. That's the most important thing."
ASU's offense came back onto the field with backup quarterback Steve Campbell at the helm. Campbell's first drive was ineffective, ending in a punt. On his second drive, Campbell pushed the offense to the ASU 31-yard line before being intercepted by Armon Hatcher at the Beaver 35-yard line to set up a 41-yard Jose Cortez field goal. ASU returned the favor on Oregon State's next drive as Pat Tillman picked off his second pass of the day.
ASU, with ten seconds to go in the half, pushed the ball to Oregon State's 39-yard line and quickly set up for a 56-yard field goal attempt by Robert Nycz, which fell short of the goal posts. This was Nycz's first missed attempt of the season.
Coming out of halftime trailing by 7-10, ASU's defense turned on the heat, forcing Oregon State to punt away their first three possessions of the third quarter. On ASU's first possession, with Kealy back at the helm, ASU drove deep into Beaver territory to set up a 34-yard field goal by Nycz, knotting the score at 10-10. ASU punted away its next two possessions and ended the quarter with another Pat Tillman sack.
Kealy was not discouraged by the brief rest he was given. As Campbell trotted onto the playing field, the redshirt freshman quarterback gave Campbell a pat on the back.
Kealy said, "I think I've grown up a lot today. I saw a lot of things happen. Hopefully, this is going to help me down the line to be a more mature quarterback."
In a heart-stopping moment during the third, ASU's starting tailback Michael Martin re-aggravated a neck injury from last season, but was able to get off the field on his own. He did not return to the game.
ASU is the only opponent to score on Oregon State in the third quarter this season and has outscored opponents 31-3 in the third quarter.
Oregon State entered the fourth quarter facing third down and thirteen yards to go, but an ASU holding penalty gave the Beavers a second chance. The Beavers, hoping to capitalize, pushed forward and set up kicker Jose Cortez for his second attempt of the game. Pressure from a tall ASU defense forced the attempt wide right, leaving the score tied 10-10.
With time running down, both teams fought to gain the upper hand, with both defenses making big plays to stop their opponents. ASU took advantage of the missed field goal to drive 64 yards into Beaver territory, setting up a 32-yard field goal by Robert Nycz to take the lead 13-10. ASU's defense would come in and seal the game. The first big play came from the defensive line, stuffing a draw play on fourth down and one yard to go. Cornerback J'Juan Cherry later intercepted a pass to close out the game.
Bruce Snyder said after the game, "The whole thing is coming around, I think. If we can just keep working at it. We can't get discouraged. We've got to keep pounding nails."


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Despite Blake Dietrick's career-high 26 points, a second half run by Oregon was too much to overcome for the Princeton women's basketball team in a 110-90 loss Sunday afternoon in Eugene, Ore. The defeat drops the Tigers to 3-4 on the year, while improving the Ducks to 4-2.
The Pacific Northwest proved extremely hospitable to Dietrick, as the junior point guard averaged 22.5 points over the weekend. At Oregon she paced Princeton with 10 points over the first nine minutes and finished the half eclipsing her pervious career-high with 21 points. The patterned floor at Matthew Knight Arena was anything but distracting, seeing Dietrick go 8-for-8 from the field and 5-for-5 from beyond the arc.
She closed out the day 10-for-13 from the field and 6-for-8 from three-point to set a team single-game season high in points, while grabbing a team-high six rebounds.
The first half saw the Tigers shoot 54.1 percent (20-for-37) and carry a 55-46 advantage into halftime.
Princeton quickly expanded its lead to 11, 57-46, to open the second half, but the Tigers were facing a resurgent Oregon side. The Ducks responded with an 11-0 run to tie things up, 70-70, heading inside the 14-minute mark and from there things broke down for good for the Tigers.
Princeton's once double figure lead eroded, as Oregon took its first advantage 74-73 at 10:31. The Ducks' initial 11-5 run to take a one-point lead was prolonged into a 29-10 rally, making it a 101-83 game with 3:49 left in regulation.
Oregon outscored Princeton 64-35 in the second half.
Joining Dietrick in double figures were Michelle Miller and Alex Wheatley with 15 points apiece, and Taylor Williams who had 11 points. Princeton has had at least two players score in double figures in all seven games this season.
Princeton remains on the road for its next pair of games, beginning at Navy on Friday, Dec. 6 at 7 p.m.


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Owing to the continued growth of the market our company specialises in, London's leading publisher of visitor magazines for Global Tourists and Luxury Shoppers is looking to appoint an ambitious & experienced business development manager to expand its commercial operation.
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The entire place is equipped with all the amenities and little details you will need and want during your stay, including a very nice environment. It is very trendy and cosy. The view is very pretty. All the apartment has a lot of light during the day, which makes it very bright.
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El piso es ideal para una persona o pareja, está muy bien, es muy confortable y limpio y la terraza es perfecta para desayunar y tomar el sol pero lo mejor de todo es lo céntrico que esta ubicado, cerca de Cataluña y la playa es perfecto.
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Für den Rest empfehle ich ein Hop on Hop off ticket, ausserdem sollte man beim Kauf des Tickets direkt Eintrittskarten kaufen, um sich langes anstehen zu sparen. ( Park Güell, Sagrada Familia) Die Rambla, Gotic Viertel, Plaza Catalunya, Plaza Espana, sind alle fußläufig erreichbar. Das Appartement ist völlig ausreichend. Man sollte jedoch keine hohen Ansprüche mitbringen. Wer nicht sehr gut zu Fuß ist, sollte besser eine andere Unterkunft wählen, da eine enge und hohe Treppe zu bewältigen ist. Nach einem langen und schönen Tag kann man bei Tapas und einem Kaltgetränk den Tag wunderbar ausklingen lassen.( Lange Straße mit vielen Restaurant und Kneipen, direkt um die Ecke)Das Appartement hat einen schönen, großen Balkon! Erreichbar ist die Wohnung vom Airport mit dem Aero Bus A2 ( bis Plaza catalunya) von dort aus fahrt Ihr mit der Metro L2 bis zur Haltestelle Parat-lel. Von da aus ist es nur ein kleiner Spaziergang zur Wohnung ( 5-10 Minuten) Viel Spaß in Barcelona! Kleiner Tip am Rande: Ein Handlauf im Hausflur ist lose)
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Imagene Doll loves her town of Daily, Texas, but things are lonelier without her beloved husband. Life seems dull. At least until that fancy-dressed woman pulls into town, looking terrified and glamorous all at once. Soon life's not the least bit boring as Imagene--and the rest of Daily--find themselves at the center of a media maelstrom...with a young girl's future on the line.
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This novel is laugh-out-loud funny and quick to read. Lisa Wingate does an excellent job of phonetically spelling out the way in which the people talk consistently and in such a way that you can practically hear them talking in that Texas drawl. This author also does a remarkable job of creating all of the quirky and endearing characters one would expect from a small town. With the ghost of the Daily Hotel lurking around and tales of posthumous visits from Elvis, even the town takes on a personality of its own.
This is such a cute story that is more than just a romanceits about friendship, big dreams, and having courage, too. The wit and charm of the small town created was truly inspired and translated to the novel as a whole. I would recommend this book to anyone who is in the mood for a laugh, a budding love, and some characters readers will want to open the book back up to visit over and over again. -- Shannon Potelicki, www.ChristianBookPreviews.com
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Mimi5 Stars Out Of 5So much funApril 22, 2015MimiQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Once again Lisa hit it out of the park with this one. I just finished reading it on my Kindle and I loved the characters. I could see myself in the town of Daily. I was drawn into the small town talk and the quirky characters. I laughed and cried and just had a great time reading this. Lisa has a new novel coming out in September; The Sea Keeper's Daughter, so looking forward to it.
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This story draws you in and keeps you turning page after page. Ms. Wingate makes a good point about the ways God can make use of everyone's life, even with our flaws. She also touches on the way society looks at morality, and the way people should act toward each other according to the Golden Rule.
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Being from Oklahoma, the Texas accents felt right at home and added to the authenticity of the story. All of the characters were believable and with Ms. Wingate's vivid descriptions, you felt as if you could sit right down in the cafe and become part of the town.
I would really recommend this book to anyone. For more information on Lisa Wingate and her books, please visit her website, http://www.lisawingate.com/index.htm.
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While digital mammography is still one of the most advanced technologies available today, it is only a 2-dimensional picture of the breast. The breast is a 3-dimensional object composed of different structures, such as blood vessels, milk ducts, fat, and ligaments. All of these structures, which are located at different depths within the breast, can overlap and cause confusion when viewed as a 2-dimensional, flat image.
This confusion of overlapping tissue is a leading reason why small breast cancers may be missed and normal tissue may appear abnormal, leading to unnecessary call backs. In these cases, 3D mammography can offer a clearer look at the tissue with the same low dose of radiation as a 2D mammogram.
Screening 3D mammography is particularly useful for women with dense breasts (PDF). By law as of October 1, 2013, all Maryland mammography providers must notify patients who have dense breasts using the following language:
"You should know that dense breast tissue is a common finding and is not abnormal, with about half of women having dense or highly dense breasts. However, dense breast tissue can make it harder to find cancer on a mammogram and may also be associated with an increased risk of cancer. This information about the result of your mammogram is given to you to raise your awareness and to inform your conversations with your physician. Together, you can decide which screening options are right for you based on your mammogram results, individual risk factors, or physical examination. A report of your results was sent to your physician."
If you receive this notification (or have already been told you have dense breasts) you may want to discuss 3D mammography with your physician. 3D mammography uses high-powered computing to convert digital breast images into a stack of very thin layers or "slices"– building what is essentially a "3-dimensional mammogram". A good analogy for 3D mammography is thinking of the pages in a book. If you look down at the cover you cannot see all of the pages – but when you open it up, you can go through the entire book page-by-page to see everything between the covers. 3D mammography is designed with the same concept in mind.
There is no additional compression required with 3D mammography, and it only takes a few seconds longer for each view. The technologist will view the images at the computer workstation to ensure adequate images are available for review by a radiologist, who studies them and reports results directly to you and to your physician.
What is a 3D mammography breast exam?3D mammography is a revolutionary new screening and diagnostic tool designed for early breast cancer detection that can be done in conjunction with a traditional 2D digital mammogram. During the 3D part of the exam, the X-ray arm sweeps in a slight arc over your breast, taking multiple breast images. Then, a computer produces a 3D image of your breast tissue in one millimeter slices, providing greater visibility for the radiologist to see breast detail in a way never before possible. They can scroll through images of your entire breast like pages of a book.The additional 3D images make it possible for a radiologist to gain a better understanding of your breast tissue during screening1 and the confidence to reduce the need for follow-up imaging.2Why is there a need for tomosynthesis breast exams? What are the benefits?With conventional digital mammography, the radiologist is viewing all the complexities of your breast tissue in one flat image. Sometimes breast tissue can overlap, giving the illusion of normal breast tissue looking like an abnormal area. By looking at the breast tissue in one millimeter slices, the radiologist can provide a more confident assessment.1 In this way, 3D mammography finds cancers missed with conventional 2D mammography.3 It also means there is less chance your doctor will call you back later for a "second look," because now he or she can see breast tissue more clearly.What is the difference between a screening and diagnostic mammogram?A screening mammogram is routinely ordered annually for women with no current breast issues. A diagnostic mammogram is for women and men to evaluate specific breast findings including lumps, pain, discharge, skin changes, or potential abnormalities noted on a Screening Mammogram. No matter what type of mammogram you have, we do our best to provide you with results on the same day.
What should I expect during the 3D mammography exam?3D mammography complements standard 2D mammography and is performed at the same time with the same system. There is no additional compression required, and it only takes a few seconds longer for each view. You can see the machine in action in the second video above.Who can have a 3D mammography exam?It is approved for all women who would be undergoing a standard mammogram, in both the screening and diagnostic settings.1What costs are associated with getting a 3D mammography exam?At this time, insurance companies do not cover the cost of this procedure. Patients receiving a 3D mammogram are responsible for paying an additional fee. Ask your mammogram technologist for details.
Please call 240-566-3400 to schedule your annual screening mammogram appointment.1Bernardi D, Ciatto S, Pellegrini M, et. al. Prospective study of breast tomosynthesis as a triage to assessment in screening. Breast Cancer Res Treat. 2012 Jan 22 [Epub ahead of print].
2The Hologic Selenia Dimensions clinical studies presented to the FDA as part of Hologic's PMA submission that compared Hologic's Selenia Dimensions combo-mode to Hologic 2D FFDM.3Skaane P, Gullien R, Eben EB, et. al. Reading time of FFDM and tomosynthesis in a population-based screening Program. Radiological Society of North America annual meeting. Chicago, Il, 2011


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A new documentary on the history and future of Delaware agriculture will air next weekend on WHYY-TV.
"Delaware Agriculture: Farming the First State," a 30-minute documentary, will broadcast at 5:30 and 11 p.m. July 19, 11 a.m. July 21, and 5:30 p.m. July 22. The film introduces viewers to the history of the state's agricultural industry and the depth and breadth of modern-day farming, with decades of historic photographs and new interviews with six Delaware farmers.
The film was created and produced by Wilmington-based TELEDUCTION and its non-profit initiative, Hearts and Minds Film. The document will also be released online in a series of weekly installments starting July 19; copies are being made available to agricultural and community groups for screenings.
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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2012 9:32 am
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I've been disappointed by some of the my recent reads lately. So I've been reading more categories. For me, a good category is like a Godiva chocolate - small, rich, and perfectly satisfying as it is. I've been lucky to read some great books lately.
I love Sarah Mayberry and Her Best Worst Mistake is one of my favorites.
About Last Night and Ride With Me by Ruthie Knox were great surprises. About Last Night is going on my keeper shelf.
I've never read anything by Mira Lyn Kelly before (she has Harlequin Presents coming out in August), so I checked out the reviews on Goodreads. Wild Fling or Wedding Ring is a fabulous book suffering from an atrocious title. It is a great story that could have gone off the rails in so many places. Instead, it is a novel of two busy committed people who decide to make love work for them.
Now I'm in the mood for more great categories....any suggestions? I've noticed the threads on Ruthie Knox and Sarah Mayberry and figure that some of you may have some good suggestions.
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Karina Bliss comes to mind first. She's another autobuy series author. I'm sure there are others that will come to mind. If you read ebooks, an author I've been reading quite a bit of lately is Ruth Wind/Barbara Samuel. Her early books are available as ebooks at Amazon for a very good price. They are somewhat dated, but other than that, they are surprisingly rich for series books.
"reading is dreaming with open eyes" - Yoyo
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I found Karina Bliss a couple of years ago from recommendations on this board.
I just realized that Sarah Mayberry has a new book out in August! I just downloaded it from the HQ website.
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I read a
of categories. In fact, when I'm working, they're practically all I read.
I have a fair number of "auto-buys" Elizabeth Rolls, Kate Hardy, Molly O'Keefe, Jeannie Lin and Liz Fielding, to name but a few but I'm always stumbling over new favourites, too, and I routinely just pull ones off the supermarket rack and read the openings, to see if I might like them.
Some of my recent great reads have been
The Doctor's Deadly Affair
, by Stephanie Doyle (Sillhoette Romantic Suspense, and a RITA nom this year),
Claimed: The Pregnant Heiress
by Day Leclaire (Silhouette Desire), and
Powerful Italian, Penniless Housekeeper
by India Grey (Harlequin Presents).
I never pay attention to the titles, to be honest, because I know the authors didn't choose them. (It can be really interesting, in fact, to ask a category author what title they
have chosen for their book, if they'd been able to).
I just enjoy the stories, and the writing, which I'll argue till my grave is just as good (and sometimes better) than the writing found in any longer novel.
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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2012 3:45 pm
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Minerva wrote:
Now I'm in the mood for more great categories....any suggestions? I've noticed the threads on Ruthie Knox and Sarah Mayberry and figure that some of you may have some good suggestions.
Recent favorites for me have been: Isabel Sharpe's Just One Kiss (B review here), What the Librarian Did by Karina Bliss , The Shy Bride by Lucy Monroe, Too Hot to Handle (B+ review here) and Power Play (A review here) by Nancy Warren and Jessica Hart's Oh So Sensible Secretary. Also agree with Sarah Mayberry's Her Best Worst Mistake.
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My favorite category writers include Natalie Anderson and Jessica Hart. Natalie Anderson's books are mostly set in New Zealand and she lives there. Books that I have enjoyed: All Night With the Boss, Between the Italian's Sheets, End of Faking It, Rebel With Cause (and many more). ETA: To Love, Honour and Disobey.
Jessca Hart's books are mostly light and funny, except Newlyweds of Convience was darker side. Some are set in Australia. Other favorites: Last Minute Proposal, Outback Boss City Bride (set in Australia), Appointment at the Altar (set in Australia IIRC ?), The Blind Date Proposal.
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I've read very few categories so far, only four of them more or less recent. One of them was very good - Hot Under Pressure by Kathleen O'Reilly (2009).
Hot Island Nights by Sarah Mayberry was ok but nothing special.
The Tutor by Hope Tarr was quite bad. It was a Blaze historical, I did not believe in the historical premise of the story, in the story, in the characters, so would not recommend it.
Here Comes the Groom by Karina Bliss
Now, I know this author is very popular so I apologize if I offend any fans of hers but this was in fact the worst romance ever for me (of 120+romances I've read this is the one at the very bottom). There was such a pile-up of various issues, disasters, tragedies, etc., in this romance that I had a feeling I needed therapy after it. And I usually like my romance on the angstier side. Definitely, not reading other romances by Bliss after this.
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I must highly recommend Doctor's Guide to Dating in the Jungle by Tina Beckett. Tina is my critique partner and I loved this book from the minute she started posting chapters. She's got another one coming out soon, beats me what the title is, but it's set in Alaska and I loved it too. Other than her, my comfort author is Leigh Micheal. She has a bazillion books out and every one is a gem. My absolute favorite is Backward Honeymoon, which she said she wrote in about 2 weeks and it really feels that fast paced.
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I really enjoy Catherine Mann's Silhouette Desires. She packs a lot of story into such a short word count.
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Karina Bliss : This author is a hit and miss for me. I loved "What the Librarian Did" but couldn't get into Here Comes the Groom and skipped the last half.
But IMO many authors of categories have some very good books and others that just don't work. May be it depends on how much time they have to write their books. If one has to deliver 3-4 books a year, par example, not all three or four can be well developed.
Helen Brenna, Kathryn Shay, Kathleen Eagle, Liz Fielding, Marion Lennox, Karen Templeton are a few of the authors whose books sometimes are very good, sometimes just the same old same. But as I said before one can be lucky in trying them.
Some of the older authors I really like too: Ruth Wind, Paula Detmer Riggs, Rachel Lee, Lindsay McKenna and Justine Davis. But most of their recent work don't have the quality of their older books, IMO.
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Thank you, Bavarian, I might try What the Librarian Did" some time in the future.
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Thanks everyone for all the suggestions. I'm going to check out some of those authors!
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A number of important CURFs are featured in this Newsletter. They include the 2006 Census 5% Sample File CURF released on 13 May as well as the 2007 Mental Health and Wellbeing CURFs, released in April. Both have been eagerly taken up by researchers and processing applications for these CURFs has kept the Microdata Access team very busy over the last couple of months.
We are also anticipating the release of the 2007/08 National Health Survey (NHS) CURFs in July. The NHS CURFs are among the most heavily used of all ABS CURFs and we expect a strong demand for the new releases. Another CURF for which we expect a strong take up is the Business Longitudinal Database. Its predecessor, the Business Longitudinal Survey, last released in 2000 has been cited more often in the scholarly and other literature than any other CURF.
For more information about all these CURFs read more below.
Kim Farley-Larmour
Director, ABS Microdata Access Strategies
This part of the Newsletter provides information on recent and forthcoming CURF releases. Keep up to date with CURF releases by subscribing to the ABS Email Notification Service or the ABS RSS Feed.
Microdata: Employee Earnings and Hours, Expanded CURF, Australia, 2006. Released: 31 March, 2009
The survey was designed to provide statistics on the composition and distribution of earnings and hours of employees and whether their pay is set by award, collective agreement or individual agreement. Distribution and composition of average weekly earnings and hours of employees is classified by sex, adult/junior, full-time/part-time, managerial/non-managerial, industry, State/Territory, sector (private/government), employer unit size and composition of earnings and hours paid for.
The 2007 National Survey of Mental Health and Wellbeing CURFs contain confidentialised data about each selected person and the household to which they belong. Data is also available based on diagnosis, mental health condition, and consultations for mental health (service use).
The 2006 Expanded Census Sample File (CSF) is a comprehensive 5% Confidentialised Unit Record File (CURF) containing census characteristics, for a random sample of person, family, household and dwelling variables. The CSF is produced for model testing and statistical analysis.
For comprehensive information about these CURFs see the List of Available CURFs web page.
Both the Basic and Expanded CURFs will contain information about:
Microdata: Childhood Education and Care Survey, Expanded CURF, Australia, 2008. Indicative release: 29 July, 2009
This CURF presents information on children aged 0-12 years and their families. Information was collected about the use of formal and informal care, requirements for additional preschool/kindergarten or formal care, patterns of child care attendance, child care costs, the use of the child care benefit, working arrangements used by parents to help care for their children and parental income.
The CURF also presents characteristics of children aged 0-8 in their early learning years through the collection of information about the types of formal, non-formal and informal learning activities they engage in and the environments in which these activities take place. Information is also collected about patterns of attendance at preschool/kindergarten and school, including historical and usual attendance, and frequency of attendance.
There are no automated protections of data in the ABSDL. This means that in the ABSDL users can access the microdata itself and undertake cross tabulations and other forms of analysis beyond what is possible in RADL. To ensure confidentiality of respondents is protected, all ABSDL outputs are vetted by ABS staff before their release to the user.
ABSDL is available in ABS offices in all states and territories.
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Visit our ABSDL webpage or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
We have revised several of our application forms:
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Request for Access to a CURF (REQ1)
As a side note, our on-line processing system "MiCRO" (see our February 2009 newsletter) is approaching full roll out. Many of the functions of these and other application forms will be incorporated into the on-line system.
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The underlying CURF protections in the Remote Access Data Laboratory (RADL) are currently being upgraded to automate a number of the checking and auditing processes. There will be improvements in the automation of protections for geographical variables and indigenous variables as well as other general and special conditions. These changes will make it easier for users to work within the CURF rules, and will decrease the amount of withheld output awaiting ABS clearance.
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- Meningococcal Vaccine Information Statement
- Meningococcal Waiver
- Consent to Treat
- International Student Health Checklist
- TB Screening Form
Minor Illness and Injuries
The Student Health Office provides assistance for minor injuries or illnesses such as colds, sore throats, rashes, intestinal flu, and sinus problems. Some immunizations are given. You can get assistance with arrangements for immunizations for foreign travel.
Location and Hours
The Student Health Office is located in the southwest corner of the basement of the Dick Building, Room 06. Health office hours listed below are for the academic year only and are closed during all vacations per the Union Collge school calendar.
|Monday & Thursday:
|8:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon
|9:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
|8:30 a.m.- 12:00 noon, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
|9:30 a.m.- 12:00 noon
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The Registered Nurse is normally in the office during these hours. Please feel free to come during this time with your questions and needs. If the nurse is unable to help you and it is necessary for you to see a health care provider, arrangements can be made through Student Health for an appointment. If you cannot come to the office during one of these times, please feel free to contact the nurse to make other arrangements.
Student Health Assistants
Student Health Assistants (nursing students) are on call when the health office is closed to provide minor assistance with your health needs. This year they are:
- Dorinda Ackah (Women's)
- Megan Corney (Women's)
- Monikah Kelly (Women's)
- Ricky Amimo (Men's)
If you wish to see a Student Health Assistant (SHA) for over-the-counter medications or assistance, you can call and leave a message on their voicemail. They will try to get back with you as soon as they are able. If you need the contact information of the on-duty Student Health Assistant, call the front desk of a dormitory. Please use consideration and do not call after 10:00 p.m. unless it is really necessary. If there is an emergency, notify the dean on duty. If it is a life threatening emergency, call 911.
Additional Medical Assistance
A physician will be on campus on Wednesday and Friday mornings from 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. to see students, with no charge for an office visit. See the nurse to set an appointment.
If this time does not work with you and you need to see a physician, Linc Care is located at 3910 Village Drive (south of 40th and Old Cheney). They expect payment at the time of service unless you have your insurance card. They are open Monday - Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m and Sunday noon-9:00 p.m. They usually accept Blue Cross and the school insurance. Urgent Care is located at 4210 Pioneer Wood Drive, Suite A (close to 70th and Pioneer Blvd). They are open 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Monday - Friday and 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
If you need to go to the emergency room for orthopaedic injuries, the doctors at Nebraska Orthopaedic work with Saint Elizabeth Hospital. There are also emergency services at BryanLGH East and BryanLGH West.
Linc Care, 3910 Village Dr. 434-7383 (south of 40th & Old Cheney)
- Mon.-Sat.: 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
- Sun: Noon - 9:00 p.m.
Urgent Care Clinic, 488-4321 (72nd & Pioneers)
- Mon.-Fri.: 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
- Sat. & Sun.: 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Saint Elizabeth Emergency Room
555 South 70th Street (orthopaedic injuries)
BryanLGH East Emergency Room
1600 South 48th Street
BryanLGH West Emergency Room
2300 South 16th Street
Class Excuses
Written excuses or a sick list for class absence due to minor illnesses will not be provided by the Student Health Office. You should make individual arrangements with your teachers when absent from classes. If you cannot reach them, you can leave a message on their voice mail or send an email. When a serious illness occurs and you are absent three or more days, or hospitalization is required, the nurse will (upon your request) help to document that the class absence was medically necessary. If you see a physician and miss a class, you should get a written excuse from the doctor.
For those who are not insured with your family, student insurance is with Student Assurance Services, Inc. (PPO-First Health Network.) If you need to visit a doctor, you should check with the school nurse to find which providers are in this network or go to www.firsthealth.com. or call 1-888-685-7774. There is a $150 deductible if you are seen by a health care provider off campus or get a prescription filled without a referral form from the nurse. This deductible may be waived if you have the nurse or school physician complete a Physician Referral Form. After the deductible, if the provider is in the First Health Network, it will pay 80 percent beyond the deductible. If the provider is not in the network, it will pay 60 percent beyond the $150 deductible. LincCare, Urgent Care Clinic and all the Lincoln hospitals accept the school insurance. A claim form MUST be completed and sent to the insurance company. Claim forms are available at the link above or the following locations: Student Health Office, Dick Building, Room 06, the box on the health office door, or at the Student Services office.
To receive prescription benefits, a prescription must be paid for at the time of pickup and the receipt listing the medication and the cost must be submitted with a claim form for reimbursement. There is a $25 co-pay for generic prescriptions and a $50 co-pay for brand name medications. Insurance will then pay 80 percent of the cost. Special consideration should be given to the $4 generic med program available at Wal-Mart and Hy-Vee. You can ask the prescriber if one of those is an option. Always take your insurance card with you before you go for medical services. If you have lost your card you can get a copy from Teresa Peterson at Student Services.
If you have questions regarding your insurance the nurse will give you assistance.
All full-time students are insured automatically under a mandatory accident policy during the school year. This is supplemental accident insurance in which payment will be made up to $1000.00 per injury. First submit any bills to your primary insurance company. Get an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from the primary company and submit it with a claim form and any remaining bills to the school insurance.
Sports and Orthopedic Injuries
Kurt Behrhorst, an athletic trainer from Nebraska Orthopaedic, will be in the Health Office on Thursday mornings from 8:45 - 9:15 a.m. for evaluation and assistance with sports injuries.
Counseling Services
The services of a licensed professional counselor, Lorie Escobar, are available. Call 402-540-2354 to set up an appointment. Stan Hardt is also available for career and general counseling at ext. 2540 or 2094


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In a world obsessed with anti-aging products, can we rely on them to save us from an early Leather Face? Not totally, according to local dermatologist Brian Williams, M.D.
"As the proverb states, 'an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,' Dr. Williams tells Beauty Buff in an email interview. "So what's the ounce of prevention? What can we do today to look better tomorrow?"
Luckily, Dr. Williams knows the answer, and that's ditching the bad habits that accelerate aging. So here's his naughty list of habits to stop so you can have a cosmetic surgery-free future.
"It's estimated that up to 85 percent of aging comes from ultraviolet rays. Whether from the sun or from an artificial light, you are getting the UV-A rays that break down the collagen and elastin in your skin that leads to wrinkles, and you produce the pigmentation that give you sunspots. A tan is just your body's way of protecting the DNA in your skin cells that is already being damaged. Once you see the tan, the damage is already underway. Also, sun protection starts with clothing, not sunscreen. Sunscreens wear off over time; the sun protection from clothing is only removed when you remove it. Wear wide-brimmed hats, shirts and rash guards. Sunscreen is for the areas where clothes are not practical: Face, neck, sometimes the arms and the legs. Unless the sunscreen says differently on its package, only count on a sunscreen for 90 to 120 minutes (and look for how long it lasts in water). That's why 'My sunscreen is in my makeup' still leads to afternoon problems if sunscreen is not reapplied. Physical sun blockers, such as those with zinc or titanium dioxide, tend to last longer and work better than the chemical sunscreens. And remember that peak sun exposure is between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m."
"If you needed the 112th reason to stop smoking, this is it. Statistically, long-term smokers are more likely to develop that deep wrinkled look. Another study showed that facial wrinkles, while not visible to the naked eye, can be seen under a microscope in smokers as young as 20 years old. The more you smoke the faster you age."
"There are many products and many promises. Not all products can substantiate their promised results. Unfortunately, most of them take months or even years of use to see the difference. And, price does not always equate with efficacy. Managing expectations are key when getting into this market."
So when it gets down to fighting facial divets, it's time to look at your behavioral patterns before turning to those promise-all wonder potions.


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Published: Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 3:34 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 3:34 p.m.
Frank Gaither Watson, 62, of Lexington, passed away in the Kate B. Reynolds Hospice House in Winston-Salem on Monday, Jan. 7, 2013.
The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Alexander Funeral Service by the Rev. Billy Pearson. Burial will be in Blue Creek Baptist Church Cemetery in Lenoir.
The family will receive friends from noon to 12:45 p.m. prior to the service at the funeral home.
He was born Oct. 19, 1950, to Frank Gaither and Annie Mae Woodruff Watson. Frank enjoyed fishing and was of the Baptist faith. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by one brother, Rondell Watson.
Those left to cherish his memories are two brothers, James Watson of Marshall, Texas, and Dennis Watson of Diana, Texas; two nephews, Mike Watson of Chatsworth, Ga., and Ronnie Watson of Lexington; one great-nephew Michael Watson; and one great-niece, Janna Watson.
Condolences may be sent to www.alexfuneralservice.com.
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