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Published: Monday, August 19, 2013 at 1:32 p.m.
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A man was critically injured Sunday night after an ATV accident on Country Lane in Midway, and the N.C. Highway Patrol says alcohol was involved.
Erik Crutchfield, 35, no address available, was listed in critical condition Monday afternoon at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem.
Troopers were dispatched to the single-vehicle accident involving the ATV at 10:25 p.m. The accident occurred in the 1300 block of Country Lane, a spokesman with the Davidson County 911 Center said.
Pam Kearns, a spokeswoman with the SHP, said Crutchfield was traveling westbound on Country Lane when he went downhill, crossed the center line, ran off the roadway to the left and overturned.
"I think this guy is hurt pretty bad," Kearns said. "He is going to be in the hospital for a while."
Crutchfield has been charged with driving while impaired after an investigation by Trooper Eric Phillips.
Bill Stossmeister, a shift supervisor with the Davidson County 911 Center, confirmed there was only the ATV and one patient involved in the incident. Troopers were assisted by the Midway VFD and Davidson County EMS on the scene.
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Read our previous article on the topic with Bike Denver on Denver Bike Lane Violators
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BikeDenver, the city's main advocacy group for cyclists, has asked its supporters to keep an eye out for illegally parked cars taking up these lanes and to send over photos. The group has shared some of them with us, and we've also snapped a few of our own around town.
But first -- what is the law here?
Emily Williams, a spokeswoman for the city's Public Works Department, writes to us:
Overall, cars parking in bike lanes is one of those growing pains Denver is experiencing as we continue to evolve into a more multimodal city; it is important for all commuters to be aware of their surroundings. A bike lane is considered part of the travel lane, therefore Denver Police has the authority to cite the offending driver. Parking in a bike lane is illegal and it is important that drivers understand that where they park can affect the transportation system as a whole.
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True, but...
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
the earlier comment wasn't about runners on multi-use paths. Fact of the matter, if a pedestrian (walker or runner) is on the roadway (which is legal), they should be as close to the edge as practicable (just like for cyclists) and should be going against the flow of traffic. Walking or running along the road with your back to traffic is crazy dangerous.
You write "practicable"
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
CO laws concerning people who bicycle NOW states "ride far enough right as judged safe by the bicyclist...," and replaces the former requirement to "ride as far right as practicable."
Many of us see this as an important distinction.
It's Colorado Revised Statute (CRS) 42-4-1412, paragraph 5(a)(I) if you want to legally geek out.
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Submitted by Alto! (not verified) on
The key POINT: pedestrians are supposed to go against the flow. Back to traffic is asking to get run over.
Points: 10
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Wrong again. When there is an adjacent footpath, pedestrians should not be running against traffic. That is the point.
Points: 20
Submitted by Alto! (not verified) on
that may be your point, it wasn't my point. Whether a pedestrian should or should not be on the roadway depends on a number of factors, and even if they shouldn't be there... if they are, they should be on the "wrong" side of the road facing traffic.
Sorry wrong again
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
So your point is if they are going to behave irresponsibly - and in this case illegally - they should do it in a way that also creates a hazard for cyclists?
Points: 10
You assume too much...
Submitted by Alto! (not verified) on
For every pedestrian/runner going in your opposite direction (and thus coming at you on your side of the road) there could just as well be others going in your same direction (and thus moving away from you on the opposite side). You still have to go around anyone on your side, whether they're coming toward you or going in your direction. MUCH better to have them facing you so you each know the other is coming. The "see you coming" aspect is why pedestrians are expected to be on the 'wrong' side of the road and facing oncoming traffic. Whether on the road legally or not, it is stupid/dangerous to walk or run with your back to traffic.
Points: 26
I get what you're saying, but
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I get what you're saying, but you keep ignoring the fact that there is a footpath right there. Are you saying that running against traffic is safer than using the footpath? And in doing so, illegally creating a hazard for cyclists?
Not ignoring the fact there
Submitted by Alto! (not verified) on
Not ignoring the fact there was a footpath. It just isn't relevant to my point, that being that IF a pedestrian/runner is on the road (no matter if they should be, just that they are) they should be walk/run facing traffic.
Points: 7
I'm not sure (generally) they're allowed to be in bike lanes...
Submitted by kung fu panda (not verified) on
unless there is no other option available. I remember reading something from that Bike Lawyer guy (bob mionske?) but my 30 second google search couldn't find it :(
of course different cities/states have differing laws about this.
Points: 15

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The fourth-ranked Princeton women's squash team will host a trio of Top 10 teams this weekend, and the Tigers made quick work of their first foe. Princeton won all 27 individual games in a 9-0 win over 10th-ranked Brown, and will now prepare for Sunday's matchups against No. 5 Yale and No. 7 Stanford.
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The Tigers got exactly when they hoped for on Saturday. They played well, but nobody was extended beyond a third game. The first shift featured four Princeton wins, including a dominant performance from senior Libby Eyre at the No. 2 spot; the co-captain dropped only five points total in her win over Sarah Domenick.
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Each week from now until the first game of the 2013 Sun Devil football season, the ASU media relations department will release a position group summary for every spot on the Sun Devil roster. These will provide in-depth detail on the top returners, promising newcomers and all you could need to know about each position as we head into what should be another exciting season under Todd Graham.
The first batch of summaries will focus on the offensive side of the ball, and this week we review the 2013 Sun Devil Offensive Line.
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In 2012, the Sun Devil offense benefitted from an offensive line that remained consistent and largely injury free over the course of the season. The team's typical starting five of Brice Schwab, Andrew Sampson, Kody Koebensky, Jamil Douglas and Evan Finkenberg all combined to miss just three games in a season that saw the Sun Devils put up the second-best season on the ground in 25 years while allowing quarterback Taylor Kelly to post some of the most impressive numbers in program history.
Gone this year is the right side of that line with Schwab and Sampson lost to graduation. Additionally, the Sun Devils will welcome a new coach on the line in Chris Thomsen. Thomsen spent the last season at Texas Tech, where he also coached the offensive line. He was one of ASU's first hires under the Graham era before taking the position with the Red Raiders, a team that finished 35th in the nation last season in sacks allowed at 1.46 per game.
Thomsen inherits a Sun Devil squad with plenty of experience, however, with just one redshirt and one true freshman on the roster. But the team also has just two seniors in the lineup as well, giving the group a chance to continue to grow over the course of the season to bring a strong batch back next year.
One of those seniors is left tackle Evan Finkenberg, a young man that will be invaluable to the Sun Devils' cause this season. A four-year starter watching over the blind side, Finkenberg enters the season with 34 starts under his belt. That mark is third-most among all players in the Pac-12 behind just Utah's Brian Blechen and Oregon State's Michael Phillipp, who each have 35. The total is also 28th among all returning FBS players.
Finkenberg has played in each of the 38 games ASU has played in the past three seasons and earned Pac-12 Honorable Mention accolades last season. His strength lies in his explosiveness and mobility that allows him to defend against multiple rush attacks and has seen him hold his ground against such future NFL Draft picks as JJ Watt (Wisconsin/RD 1-Green Bay Packers), Cameron Jordon (Cal/RD 1-Baltimore Ravens), Star Lotulelei (Utah/RD 1-Carolina Panthers), Dion Jordan (Oregon/ RD 1-Miami Dolphins) and Stephen Paea (Oregon State/RD 2-Chicago Bears).
Thomsen said the challenge for Finkenberg this season will be to find new challenges and not keep doing the same old thing. Thomsen also wants Finkenberg to emerge as a leader of the team and continue to bring the same intensity and focus to the practice field, weight room and film room each day.
The team's other senior comes in the form of Kody Koebensky at center. Koebensky started all 13 games from the position last season and has seen action in 29 career games. He was named to the Rimington Award Preseason Watch List during the offseason, given annual to the nation's top center.
A local product out of Saguaro High School, he filled the void left by former All-Conference Center Garth Gerhart and established himself as a guy that could avoid injuries and remain consistent throughout the season.
Thomsen hopes Gerhart will become more of a physical presence this season and to help Finkenberg from a leadership standpoint, though he credits Koebensky for being a focused player that understands what is going on and what the team is trying to achieve and Thomsen believes that what makes him such a good player.
Finkenberg and Koebensky each earned their degrees following last season and are continuing graduate coursework in 2013-14.
The team's final returning starter comes in the form of redshirt junior Jamil Douglas, who will be making the transition from left guard to right tackle this season to replace Schwab. Douglas started all 13 contests last season and has the athleticism to make the shift to tackle and be successful.
Douglas spent the spring going against Carl Bradford, a task that would prove tough for even the most seasoned of tackles. Thomsen credited him for overcoming the initial awkwardness of the role and to put his explosiveness, athleticism and long arms to use to start winning some of those matchups as the spring went on. Thomsen hopes that Douglas can continue to improve upon his consistency and notes the importance of summer and training camp for a guy like that adjusting to a new position.
Filing the hole left by Douglas at left guard was Sil Ajawara over the spring, where he finished at the top of the depth chart in the position. A smart, explosive player, Ajawara has seen action in spurts during his first two seasons but will need to make the adjustment to a guy that can play every down this season.
Thomsen likes his long arms and big frame and thinks that will translate well in the pass protection side of things and the coach credits him for trying hard to improve on the day-to-day things. While he may be challenged during the preseason and even into the season, Thomsen believes the guard role is Ajawara's to lose.
Filling out the projected starting lineup at right guard this season will be redshirt sophomore Vi Teofilo. Teofilo started three games at the position last season in place of Sampson and appeared in all but one game as a redshirt freshman but the former Moon Valley prep standout will need to make the transition to being an every-day guy.
Thomsen said he has challenged Teofilo to improve upon his consistency and not be great one day and just alright the next. Thomsen credits Teofilo as being a strong player, but someone who needs to put that on display every down.
The most seasoned of the 2013 reserves will be redshirt junior Tyler Sulka, who finished the spring as Douglas' back-up at the right tackle position. Sulka appeared in all but one game last season and even saw action as an extra blocking tight end over the course of the year, showing off his versatility.
Sulka's biggest test will be adding size to his frame, as he was just around 278 pounds when Thomsen arrived in the spring. He finished the offseason around 288 and Thomsen hopes for him to get above 290 to allow him to be a physical presence on the field. Of all the reserves, Thomsen feels Sulka has the most potential to move into a starting role.
If Sulka can establish himself at tackle, Thomsen would then move Douglas back to guard but if Douglas is the man at tackle then it is still possible for Sulka to crack the starting lineup and challenge one of the two newcomers at in the current starting lineup as a guard. Thomsen believes Sulka can be a starting Pac-12 lineman and has challenged him to prove it in the offseason.
One guy that has immediately come in and added some much-needed depth to the center position is junior college transfer Nick Kelly. An American River College graduate with four years to play three, Kelly came in and showed promise in the spring and is a guy that works hard and did the things necessary to adjust to the D-I level during the offseason.
His addition allowed the Sun Devils to move Mo Latu back to a spot on the defensive line, adding depth to that position, and Thomsen has challenged him to push Koebensky for the starting role at center.
Evan Goodman was one of ASU's most highly touted recruits entering last season and saw rare action as a true freshman in all but two games last year. A versatile lineman, Goodman has the physical tools to challenge for a spot at any position on the line and finished the season on the two-deep at left tackle.
Goodman has a high ceiling and is an explosive, dynamic and quick player that was troubled by injuries in the spring that Thomsen hopes will be alleviated heading into the preseason to allow him to truly challenge for a spot.
Goodman's brother, Devin, also saw action last year and Thomsen was impressed with his play in the spring and hopes for him to add some size and strength. He currently finds himself as the backup to Ajawara at left guard on ASU's depth chart.
Stephon McCray missed the spring with a knee injury but is someone that could come in and challenge based upon his work ethic and athleticism when healthy. After redshirting last year, the former four-star recruit is someone Thomsen hopes he can work on developing through the season to be able to fill a roll in case of injury.
William McGehee and Chip Sarafin are the team's tallest lineman at 6-5 and 6-6, respectively, and at 301 and 353 pounds are both big guys that will add depth to the roster.
Two players that likely won't see the field this year are Christian Westerman and Jack Powers. Westerman spent the past two seasons as Auburn and was a five-star recruit out of Hamilton High. While he likely will make an instant impact next season, he will be expected to sit out the season do the NCAA transfer regulations.
Powers was an All-State player at Salinas Palam High in California and rated as the No. 61 offensive tackle recruit in the nation last season that will likely redshirt this season as he works to get his body to a Division-I caliber size while learning the system.


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Training and quick action save commissioner's life:
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" 'I don't remember any of it, but what went on is a credit to the people who at the convention center, the wisdom of Craven County to put an AED in the building, and CarolinaEast," Frank told the Sun Journal. 'If this incident had happened pretty much any other place, I wouldn't be talking to you. It was the right place at the right time.
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Plus you gotta remember that the European leagues are filled with top NCAA players that either weren't drafted or didn't pan out in the league. Previous lottery picks play on those leagues.
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Danilo Gallinari's minutes are expected to steadily increase as he settles into a regular role in Mike D'Antoni's rotation.
Gallinari's second game back from injury will be Monday, during the Martin Luther King Day matinee at Madison Square Garden against the Bulls and Derrick Rose, the number one pick in last year's draft. Gallinari was selected sixth.
"He was our best shooter when he wasn't playing," D'Antoni said about Gallinari. "The guy can really, really shoot it."
Gallinari scored six points on two three-pointers in 15 minutes of action against the Sixers on Saturday.
The **** is on the rise.
dude got game....he did a little of everything today, cant wait till he's settled in the rotation and in his normal rhythm
He shows huge potential!
hope he doesn't take chandler's minutes tho.
He will.
Before Gallo played this year..Chandler had ALOT of game were he shot horribly from the field and didnt even played aggressive and just chucked up shots.
Chandler still has some things to learn.
The talent is there for Chandler but the discipline to know what your good at is still a challenge for him. He does the wrong things too much...example he shoots to many three's when he is obviously a better 2 point shooter.
The one thing that stand out between both players is their basketball IQ on the court. After seeing Gallo play two games I know already that he is a pretty smart player were Chandler needs work.
Gallo knows when to shoot and when not to shoot were Chandler just rolls the dice on his talent every time.
Both guys have HUGE upside and playing together one day can be something to look forward to...they can be a dangerous combo at the 2,3 or 3,4 spots.
Chandler and Gallo both show to be good on both sides of the court and posses the ability to change momentum in a game easily and single handily....Chandler just needs to know his game a little better.
For now Chandler should start over Gallo but over time we are going to see Gallo take his spot if Chandler doesn't go back to the old aggressive, driving the lane type of basketball he played during the summer league and at the end of last season.


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Benjamin Sebena has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide in Milwaukee County Circuit Court this afternoon. He stands accused of shooting his wife, Wauwatosa police officer Jennifer Sebena five times on Christmas Eve morning, police chief Barry Weber and Wisconsin Department of Justice Director of Field Operations David Spakowicz during in a news conference.
Benjamin Sebena confessed to killing his wife, according to the criminal complaint. It goes on to say he told officers he had been stalking his wife for several days and that on the day he shot her, he had waited several hours for her.
He shot her after she left Fire Station No. 1, where she had taken a break, it says.
He also told officers that as he shot her, she reached for her gun. He took that gun and shot her in the face three times with it. He said that he wanted to make sure that she was dead so she wouldn't suffer, the complaint states.
A Wauwatosa officer was sent to look for Jennifer Sebena about 5 a.m. Monday, after she failed to respond to a dispatcher. Jennifer Sebena was found outside the backdoor of the Wauwatosa Fire Department.
She was pronounced dead at the scene and taken to the Milwaukee County medical examiner's office. She had been shot twice by a 9-millimeter bullet and three times by a .40 caliber bullet.
The .40 caliber bullets came from Sebena's gun, which was later found in Benjamin Sebena's attic, according to the criminal complaint.
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Benjamin Sebena called the police station at 6:35 a.m. Monday, saying he wanted to check on his wife's well-being. Police told him to come to the station because his wife had been involved in "an incident." Benjamin Sebena did not ask any questions about what had happened.
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On Dec. 6, Jennifer Sebena had told a coworker that she had been abused by Benjamin Sebena and that he had put a gun to her head.
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AS A JUNIOR IN 2012: Played in 19 games while making 10 starts … had an assist at Stanford … scored the only goal at Cal … scored one goal vs. UC Riverside … had two assists vs. Washington State.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2011: Appeared in all 21 games, making 17 starts ... scored two goals and had three assists ... had an assist on Aug. 26 at UC Santa Barbara ... scored a goal at Cal Poly on Aug. 28 ... scored a goal vs. defending national champion Notre Dame on Sept. 11 in a 1-1 tie ... had an assist at Gonzaga on Oct. 23 ... added an assist at LMU on Oct. 30.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2010: Played in 15 games, starting six and totalling 790 minutes on the field ... scored one goal and added one assist for three points ... was fourth on the team in total shots taken (30) and recorded 10 shots against Georgia on Sept. 12 ... scored the Broncos first goal in a 2-1 win over San Jose State on Aug. 22 ... assisted on Margueritte Aozasa's second goal in a 2-0 win over Oregon on Sept. 24.
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Re: Treatment Centers/Physicians
Here I am again....please, let us continue to work on this.
Thanks a bunch,
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Hello, I had all my treatments at MD Anderson in Houston, TX. Excellent cancer centerl! My doctors at the time:
Dr. Nicolas Vauthey - surgical oncology
Dr. Melanie Thomas - medical oncology
Dr. Ahmed Kaseb - medical oncology
Dr. Christopher Crane - radiation oncology
MD Anderson Cancer Center: http://www.mdanderson.org/
For our UK members. I was treated at St. James Hospital in Leeds for ampullary cholangiocarcinoma and had the whipples operation by Keyhole (laparoscopic surgery). Had the operation April 30th 2009, so I have passed my one year point.
My surgeon was Mr K Menon. He was the first surgeon in the UK to do Whipples by Keyhole. I highly recommend him, not only for his skill with the keyhole resection, but also his very kind and caring manner. He is truly a wonderful and compassionate man, and he treats people from all over the UK, on referral from other hospitals.
I have been a member for a few months and I just saw this so I'm sure that other new members have missed it too. Hope they see it now and add their info.-----
The surgeon that did my Hepatectomy and Roux en Y is Dr. Giuliano Testa at the University of Chicago Medical Center.
His specialty is living-donor liver transplant however, not a specialist
in Cholangiocarcinoma. That said, he has a tremendous attitude and
confidence, and great personality. His support staff (in particular his
nurse/coordinator) is by far the best. It helps when you have
difficulities and need answers. She was always available and could
get your answers for you either by talking to the drs. or asking them
to call you.
http://www.uchospitals.edu/physicians/g … testa.html
My Oncologist at the Univ. of Chgo. is Dr. Blaise Polite
My Radiation Oncologist at the Univ. of Chgo. is Dr. Stanley Liauw
http://www.uchospitals.edu/physicians/s … liauw.html
Linda Z.
Thought to revive this once again. Thanks everyone.
I first saw a hepatologist who is brilliant (and also told me my tumor was resectable):
Dr. Gores, Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN
My resection was done by an equally wonderful surgeon:
Dr. David Nagorney, Mayo Clinic in Rochester
and I am now scheduled to see an oncologist who I hope is as good as my other two doctors:
Dr. Richard Kim, Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, FL
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Hello All,
I am sending all the info I have on myself to Dr. Pawlik at Johns Hopkins-thanks again to all of you! Sincerely, Johanna
Dear Johanna, best of luck!!! We will be thinking about you and wishing for the best.
My Mom was treated at Duke University Medical Center
Her oncologist was Dr. Michael Morse.
I am new to the board but wanted to add a few fabulous docs at Barnes (St. Louis, Missouri).
Dr. David Linehan-Chief of hepatobiliary-pancreatic and GI surgery-THE best!
He did three surgeries, in three days, on my dad and two started before dawn! I think he may have spent more time than his residents and fellows(later to be known as an entourage larger than Lady Gaga's), in the ICU, that first week after my dad's surgery.
Dr. Benjamin Tan-Oncologist/Hematologist; Very conservative in treatment but very knowledgeable and caring. He has a star of a right hand wo(man)...his main nurse and our life line, Joan James.
Dr. Ida Fox-Not many of you will need her, but she is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon and AMAZING!!! My dad is a big guy (6'2", 250+pre-surgery) and his entire abdomen was left open after complications of the Whipple (x3). She did an amazing job and had a beautiful pencil line scar...before he had an awful encounter with MRSA...but not Dr. Fox's fault.
Dr. James Duncan-Interventional Radiology-I have had less face time with him, but he has been there through it all.
Dr. Jeffrey Crippin-Transplant surgeon...He turned us down, but he is one of the best!
If anyone has questions, feel free to email me!
Again for UK members, my dad was diagnosed at Bradford Royal Infirmary and swiftly referred to Professor Lodge's team at St James in Leeds.
Mr Smith and Mr Menon are both highly recommended for the Whipple; Prof Lodge does the liver transplants.
We can not speak highly enough of Mr Menon - he did a wonderful job on my dad, hardly any complications to speak of and visited him every day for at least a week. He keeps him under surgical observation every 3 months even though my dad is also under oncology as 'he's one of our success stories'.
Mr D Swinton is my dad's oncologist, and again is highly recommended. He really knows his stuff - with a very calm manner.
Hello highsmith, I am a cc survivor thanks to Barnes. My leed doctor was Dr. William Chapman, he transplanted me twice. My oncologist was Dr. Rama Suresh and radiation oncologist was Dr. Parik. My liver doctor is Dr. Crippin. I have written on here many times about these amazing doctors and need to expierence them to know how loving and caring they are. I was never a number or just another patient, they honestly knew who I was as a person. They always took care of just not me but my family also. My coordinator is Pam Thurston and she never stops caring. I always found it amazing that they never took credit for my survivng and always credited me, my family and a higher being. I am still confused about why transplant is not an option for more of us. I am very suprised that this site list transplant treatment as controversial, I am a living testimony to how wrong that is. If you would like to know more about my amazing expierence with Barnes e-mail me, I would love to talk to you and help you navigate your way thru this miracle instution. Cathy
I agree with you about Mr Menon Katja. He did my whipple by keyhole on April 2009 (12-hour operation). I was diagnosed in York, and referred to St. James in Leeds.
Mr Menon is a wonderfully warm and caring surgeon, and he cares about each and every patient, and remembers the small details about everyone. On a six-months checkup, he took care to ask how my mum was, because I mentioned after my operation that she had her own health problems. How many other surgeons would remember this six months later?
Sylvia xxxxxx
Thanks for keeping this invaluable thread going. The goal is to include all physicians and centers, world wide.
Thanks again all you wonderful people.
Best wishes,
My surgeon for my resection was:
Myron Schwartz MD-He is part of Surgical Oncology Associate at Mt. Sinai Hospital in NYC. There are 4 surgeons in this group all with experience in CC and liver transplantation and resections.
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I forgot to mention this Centre in Glasgow, The Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre.
About time I added our miracle workers
Dr. Alan Hemming Surgeon, UCSD San Diego
Dr. Paul Fanta, oncologist, UCSD Moore's cancer center
Dr. Thomas Savides, ERCP, UCSD San Diego
And our unsung hero, the man who suspected klatskin tumor immediately and sent us down the right path,
Dr. Sam ElSheikh, Gastroenterologist, Grossmont Hospital
What a blessing that you had someone who recognized or suspected the tumor immediately and sent you down the right path. Many are not so blessed. Thank you for sharing those who have supported you on your journey. Blessings, Susan
Hi Marion
This information is something that is so badly needed in the UK. AMMF (the UK's cholangiocarcinoma charity) is working on providing a database of as many specialists and where they are based in the UK as we possibly can.
Our new website has just gone live, and the section on UK specialists is on there, and will be expanding as more information comes in.
For anyone wishing to access this information, please see www.ammf.org.uk.
Marion , thank you for the wonderful resource you provide to the cc family with the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation website ...
Hi Helen,
It is great that you and AMMF are working on providing this database in the UK, as as you say, it is badly needed here. In my dads case, his GI specialist at Ninewells here in Dunde was Iain Tait, and it was he that diagnosed my dads CC and did the PDT for him as well.
Great to see that your new website has went live. I was looking at your site the other day and your new site has a lot more info on it, so thank you very much indeed for the new site! And I do like the new header you have on the new site for CC, it has a lot of great info under it.
Thank you very much,
Hi Helen. I have been wanting to get in touch with you and will do so, soon. Thanks for all the work you do. You are an amazing person. Helen, I will designate a special link to your organization for our UK members.
Best to you,
I was treated at Mayo in Rochester, MN. I saw a liver specialist, Dr. Lewis Roberts who was very straightforward and knowledgeable. He was able to have me see the surgeon in the same day and get things going for me to set up my surgery. My surgeon was Dr. David Nagorny. He came highly recommended and I felt very comfortable with him. He was great and his nurse was awesome. I live about 8 hours from Rochester and his nurse was great about calling me after surgery and checking in on how I was doing. I followed up with an oncologist Dr. Michaela Banck, and she was great also. The oncologist was very thorough and spoke with the surgeon, the pathologist, and other doctors in her group about my case and they decided on the best course of action for me. I felt very lucky to be there and feel I received the best care I could have.
Thank you Gavin and Marion.
As far as the specialist information on AMMF's site is concerned, the details we are including have been as a result of direct contact with the hospital/team concerned - so it's slow going, but we want to be as certain as we can be that the information we are providing is as accurate as possible. We will be adding to this information as new details come in or are confirmed ...
Climbing that mountain, and looking for the miracle!!!
Helen....I agree with your approach. Presently, the CC Foundation has established contact with most of the major centers. This particular thread allows members to search out physicians in their vicinity also. Additionally, it comes first hand from patients being treated personally something, I find to be of especial value to people searching for physicians located in their immediate vicinity. Being that the US is a vast country, not all patients are near major cancer centers. And, what better testimony is there than that coming from a patient.
Climbing the mountain right along with you.
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I god damn hate the Cavs, playing against us like they are the 80' Lakers or something.
Please, someone just punch Samuels in the face
that's what ive been saying...melo why u no dunk ball?
See Amare needs a pg to be effective. He's below average on defense so I'm not sure what's going to happen. Looks bad so far
Put that gadzuric guy in, we getting bullied in the paint by the Cavs lol.
Who's the back-up PG? I can't watch again 'till 8:30 since my mom is watching something.
guys, is anyone else streaming the game? Nba tv isnt working for me
Harangody goes over JR's back............no call smfh
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"The best science fiction novel so far this year." (Rocky Mountain News)
"A Classic"
Those of us who mourn the loss of Arthur C. Clarke and fondly remember the style and substance of his stories will enjoy Spin. It has great characters and an interesting story that evolves in stages. The many questions are all answered, but only in good time so the reader can enjoy the process as much as the revelations. This book is both fun and thought-provoking, and has enough realistic hard science to keep a scientist or engineer entertained. If you enjoy science fiction, this book is a must read. If you like an interesting mystery, this book is also an excellent choice. I was very sorry when it was over.
Show me your paso doble.
"Great Listen"
I really enjoyed listening to this book. It had really good character development, and a really good storyline. It was more focused on the characters then the sci-fi part, but the sci-fi part was awesome. The sci-fi part seemed almost plausible, which in turn brought up some interesting questions about the future of human beings, and our place in world/universe.
"Great Listen!"
Having read some of Robert Charles Wilson in the past, I wasn't exactly sure what to expect with Spin. I had certainly heard good things, but Wilson has the tendency to start with a great idea and not do much else with it (see Darwinia).
I am happy to report that Spin delivers on all fronts. Not only is the spin a fantastic sci-fi concept, the subsequent focus on how humanity deals with it engrossing. Wilson drifts between scientific and social ideas with such grace, that the world he creates in Spin seems completely plausible.
Another beef I have with Wilson is that he doesn't always end his stories with a lot of closure (or even elementary explanation sometimes). I was working through Spin with a dreadful feeling that all of this tremendous tension and buildup was going to be a letdown. Again, I had nothing to worry about. The ending is left open for the sequel (Axis, coming out this year or next), but the Spin itself is fully explained.
All of the pieces of this book fit very nicely together and I can't recommend it highly enough. This was well deserving of the Hugo, and I look forward to more Robert Charles Wilson in the future!
"Highly Recommended"
I found it completely engrossing with its character development a tightly knit narrative, and its insights into society's possible reactions to the end times.
"First Rate! A must read!"
This was a great book! I finished it in a weekend, I couldn't stop listening. Solid story with complex relationships between characters.It will keep you listening, and don't read the summary if you really want to take the ride!
"A rare talent"
This is one of the best sci-fi books i've downloaded from audible, and i've downloaded dozens.
The author is of a rare breed in sci-fi in that he is able to tell a compelling story about dynamic individuals within the context of a deeply sci-fi background. Most sci-fi authors are pretty bad at character development, and focus mainly on the science part of it. Not so with this guy!
"Original, timely and compelling Sci-Fi drama"
From the rich details of the main characters' lives together as children in the first few minutes of the book, to their awe inspiring transition in the final hour, I was fascinated from beginning to end with not only the depth of Wilson's characters, but his masterful ability to interweave entirely plausible science with an highly original and compelling plot. Brought to life with the familiar narrative genius of Scott Brick, the story quickly develops, capturing the listener's imagination with a vibrant, multi-perspective, panoramic view of an epic human adventure, set in a familiar, yet wonderfully original not-to-distant future. Listeners looking for pure Sci-Fi might be disappointed though, as Spin delivers much more, providing ample philosophical food for thought about the 'human condition', while giving relevant insights into today's ultra-conservative, socio-political environment in the US. I highly recommend Spin!
"A few minutes and you're hooked."
An engaging story that presents a new take on the traditional "who are they and what do they want?" extraterrestrial mystery. Unlike many similar stories, Wilson provides not only an answer, but one that is unpredictable, well thought out and emotionally satisfying without being trite. Highly recommended.
"A perfect blend"
It's sometimes hard for me to find the right blend of hard sf with great characterization. Wilson seems to be very good at doing just that. Characters in this book are not just stand-ins for a science exposition. Nor is this a romance that blurs the details of the science either. It's a solid story and great SF. I'd like to see more of his novels on Audible, especially Darwinia and the Chronoliths.
I value intelligent stories with characters I can relate to. I can appreciate good prose, but a captivating plot is way more important.
"Interesting premise... but that's all."
I loved the initial premise of the book. Unfortunately, that's all this novel had going for it.
The story progressed in a ridiculously slow fashion, and the characters just plain annoying.
We're constantly reminded that one of the characters is a genius, despite the fact that he never does anything remotely genius-like.
The main love interest is an idiot, who gets sucked into one cult after another and has no apparent redeeming qualities.
Our main character is boring.
The author seems more concerned about exploring uninteresting side plots than focusing on the parts of the story that the audience is actually sticking around for.
The author creates an entire world of super-advanced humans on Mars. We only ever get to meet one of them, and despite the fact that he should be 100,000 years more advanced than us, his technology seems to be only 100 years ahead of us- TOPS.
The author also seems to have missed the memo about Moore's Law and computer development. There is no way that a civilization 100,000 years more advanced than us wouldn't already have sentient computers many billions of times smarter than us.
Ultimately this novel had a satisfactory ending. Unfortunately, by the time I got there, I no longer really cared.
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text: Dec 14, 2012 06:59 Ouachita Christian wins Class 1A state title Ouachita Christian wins Class 1A state title Associated Press photo by GERALD HERBERT -- The Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Pierce W. Huff| Advocate Online Sports Editor Dec. 7, 2012; 3:22 p.m. Comments 6:35 p.m. Final stats of note: Ouachita Christian outgained Haynesville 338-217. Ouachita Christian lost four fumbles. Eagles RB Colby Webb rushed for 99 yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries and QB Braden Bristo rushed for 98 yards on 14 carries and completed 5 of 10 passes for 62 yards. Haynesville was led by RB Tyus Early, who rushed for 66 yards on 10 carries. Golden Tornadoes QB Jerrell Jackson completed 4 of 13 passes for 56 yards and threw two interceptions. 6:20 p.m. The game is over. Ouachita Christian (15-0) defeated Haynesville (11-3) 20-8 to win the Class 1A state championship. 6:15 p.m. (Ouachita Christian 20, Haynesville 8) Ouachita Christian RB Colby Webb scored on an 18-yard touchdown run with 1:11 remaining in the game. The Eagles drove 97 yards on 14 plays for the score. 6 p.m. (Ouachita Christian 14, Haynesville 8 fourth quarter) Haynesville QB Jerrell Jackson threw an incompletion on fourth and goal at the Ouachita Christian 3. This could be the Golden Tornadoes last and best scoring threat the rest of the game. Another developing story: Haynesville has four fumble recoveries. 5:45 p.m. (Ouachita Christian 14, Haynesville 8 third quarter). Haynesville took its first possession of the third quarter and drove 28 yards to the Ouachita Christian 17-yard line, but the drive ended when Golden Tornadoes quarterback Kendrick Jackson threw an incompletion on a fourth-and-six play. 5:35 p.m. (Ouachita Christian 14, Haynesville 8 third quarter) Ouachita Christian RB Colby Webb scored on his second 1-yard touchdown run of the game. The score finished a 10-play, 69-yard scoring drive on the first possession of the third quarter. 5:30 p.m. (Haynesville 8, Ouachita Christian 7 third quarter) Ouachita Christian has received the opening kickoff of the second half and is driving inside Haynesville territory. The Eagles offense has been effective all-game long. Halftime 5:03 p.m. - (Haynesville 8, Ouachita Christian 7 halftime) Haynesville FB/LB Keandre Harris could be the early best bet for MVP. Harris, a 5-foot-11, 190-pound freshman, has three fumble recoveries in the first half. 4:57 p.m. - (Haynesville 8, Ouachita Christian 7 2nd quarter) Haynesville QB Kendrick Jackson scrambled for a 5-yard touchdown with 37 seconds left in the first half. Cavontae Critton ran off left guard for the two-point conversion. The Golden Tornadoes drove 39-yard on seven plays for the touchdown. 4:45 p.m. - (Ouachita Christian 7, Haynesville 0 2nd quarter) Haynesville is in the middle of its second drive inside the Ouachita Christian 30-yard line. The first ended in an interception, which led Ouachita Christian to a score. 4:37 p.m. - (Ouachita Christian 7, Haynesville 0 7:01 remaining in the 2nd quarter) Ouachita Christian finally scores on its third drive inside the Haynesville 30-yard line. Ouachita Christian running back Colby Webb powered his way up the middle for a 1-yard touchdown run. The score capped a two-play, 17-yard drive that lasted 24 seconds. The drive was set up by an 80-yard interception return by Tanner Pennebaker. 4:30 p.m. - (Haynesville 0, Ouachita Christian 0 start of 2nd quarter) Key first quarter stat: Ouachita Christian has outgained Haynesville 99-18. 4:23 p.m. - (Haynesville 0, Ouachita Christian 0 first quarter) End of the first quarter. Ouachita Christian opened the second quarter with a fumble at the Haynesville 28-yard line. The Eagles have been held scoreless on their last two drives, which have been inside the Haynesville 30-yard line. 4:15 p.m. - (Haynesville 0, Ouachita Christian 0 first quarter) Ouachita Christian has a fourth and 8 at the Haynesville 17. The Eagles were held to 5 yards on a screen pass and turned the ball over on downs to keep the game scoreless. Both teams have had success moving the ball, but have been stymied by penalties. The prevailing thought was that these were two evenly matched teams, and that's the way things have played out so far. 4:00 p.m. - Haynesville got the opening kickoff and returned it about 15 yards to their 38-yard line for the first possession of the game. 3:45 p.m. - It is less than 15 minutes away from kickoff. The cheerleaders from both teams are on the field. Ouachita Christian's football team, dressed in green and gold, just ran through a huge green and gold banner. Haynesville's football team has yet to take the field. Fans are slowly trickling into their seats. 3:30 p.m. - It is 30 minutes before kickoff at the LHSAA/State Farm Prep Classic. Haynesville (11-2) is the only team on the field and they are going over some last minute offensive and defensive drills. Ouachita Christian (14-0) is in the locker room. It looks like less than 1,000 fans are in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome so far. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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We report a method for inserting poly(oxymethylene-oxyethylene) (POMOE) and LiCF3SO3-POMOE (Li-POMOE) complex into V2O5nH2O xerogel at room temperature leading to a bilayer arrangement of the POMOE-chains within the gallery spaces. This could be a significant step towards developing improved electro...
Polyaniline, poly( N-methyl aniline), poly(2-ethyl aniline) and poly(2-propyl aniline) were intercalated into layered molybdenum diselenide by using the exfoliation/restacking property of LiMoSe. MoSe was reacted with n-butyllithium to form LiMoSe. The LiMoSe was exfoliated in N-methylformamide (NMF...
Mainsbridge and Thundat [J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 9 (1991) 1259] recently reported STM images of chloroplast components. The goal of our work was to investigate the effects of sample preparation and imaging conditions, and to more clearly identify some of the structures that appear in chloroplast ima...
Electrical characterization of conductive polymers and their intercalated nanocomposites with molybdenum disulfide
In this paper we report on the electrical characterization of conductive polyaniline and its derivatives. Conductivity measurements were also performed on the intercalated phases formed by the encapsulation of the polymers into layered molybdenum disulfide. These measurements were performed using th...
Previous work has shown that it is possible to image whole uncoated chloroplasts using scanning tunneling microscopy (STM), provided this is done in solution using tunnelling currents below about 100 pA. More recent images include some which suggest that the STM is sensitive to dynamic processes occ...
Synthesis and characterization of poly(ethylene glycol amine) electrolytes and nanocomposites based on graphite
Poly(ethylene glycol) functionalized with an amino group (PEG-amine) was synthesized and characterized by proton NMR and FTIR spectroscopy. The polymer was complexed with lithium triflate (LiOTf) in varying ratios, and it was found that the composition (PEG-amine)8.0LiOTf exhibited a maximum ionic c...
Nanocomposites containing ionically-conductive polymers are of interest due to potential applications as solid electrolytes for lithium–ion batteries. This paper reports intercalation of varying mole ratios of poly[oxy-methylene-(oxyethylene)] into lithium hectorite. The resulting nanocomposites w...
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- 4 cups cold fat-free milk, divided
- 1 package (1 ounces) sugar-free instant vanilla pudding mix
- 1 reduced-fat graham cracker crust (8 inches)
- 1 package (1 ounces) sugar-free instant butterscotch pudding mix
- 1 package (1.4 ounces) sugar-free instant chocolate pudding mix
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat whipped topping
- 2 tablespoons chopped pecans
- In a large bowl, whisk 1-1/3 cups milk and vanilla pudding for 2 minutes. Pour into graham cracker crust.
- In another large bowl, whisk 1-1/3 cups milk and butterscotch pudding mix for 2 minutes. Carefully spoon evenly over the vanilla layer.
- In a third large bowl, whisk remaining milk and chocolate pudding mix for 2 minutes. Carefully spread evenly over butterscotch layer. Spread with whipped topping. Sprinkle with pecans. Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes. Yield: 8 servings.
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Reviews for Ribbon Pudding Pie
"Takes longer than recipe stated to firm up. The chocolate overwhelmed the rest of the flavors."
"This is one of my favorite pudding pie recipes. I have made it many times following the recipe exactly and have had no trouble whatsoever getting it to set up. It cut beautifully. The flavors really blend well. I especially like to make this on a hot day when I don't want to turn on the oven."
"To make the pie stiffer, use less milk. Mine was too mushy."
"I have made this pie several times, I love it, my husband and his brother would prefer it without the chocolate pudding (are you kiddine me)/easy to make, but be sure you use the INSTANT IN ALL. Thanks, Lynne"
"Earlier I posted a comment about the pie slices falling apart. At that time it had set up for over an hour. About 6 hours later I went to cut a piece of the pie and found it had set up very nicely. Just takes awhile to set up. The pie is easy to make and tastes great."


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LOFT and Salt Lake magazine are teaming up to celebrate the opening of LOFT's newest Utah concept store at City Creek. Enjoy hors d'oeuvres and mock-tails from Have Party Will Travel and DJ music while you shop the new LOFT summer collection. In addition, the first 100 guests to spend $75 or more in the store will receive a LOFT tote bag containing the latest issues of Salt Lake magazine, Utah Style & Design, and local beauty products from Simply Eden, Blissful Bean, Bee Smooth, and Body Bliss to help accessorize your look.
Salt Lake magazine editors Marcie Young Cancio, Val Rasmussen and Jessica Adams, along with LOFT associates, will be on hand to offer personal styling advice and help you find your perfect look.
Unique to the new store design is the LOFT "style closet", which leads into the fitting rooms. Considered the heart of the store, the style closet contains the must-have pieces for the season and allows for clients to collaborate with associates. The plush seating and open space create a sense of community that is at the core of the LOFT brand and encourages interaction among clients. The new store concept also features larger groupings of mannequins that help suggest additional outfitting options for the client. The spacious new store is located on the 1st level near Nordstrom.
The details:
Location: LOFT at City Creek Center
Date: April 18 | 6-9pm
To celebrate the opening, and for a chance to win a $100 gift card to LOFT, leave a comment on this blog telling us about your favorite fashion accessory for spring. (Prize will be given to winner at the party on April 18.)


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Kronch Salmon oil is extracted from fresh salmon by cold pressing at low temperatures. Cold pressing ensures that the fatty acids aren't broken down and that their qualities aren't lost. The fact that Kronch Salmon oil is cold pressed means that it is very concentrated, making it very economical for daily use.
Kronch Salmon oil is a pure, natural product containing no preservatives, BHA, BHT, Ethoxyquin or artificial coloring or flavoring. Only natural antioxidants such as alpha-tocopherol, ascorbyl palmitate, and propylgallate are added. Each bottle comes complete with a practical dosage pump, which not only minimizes air input during use, but also ensures a good level of hygiene.
Available in 8.8 oz, 17.6 oz, 35.2 oz and 88 oz
1 pump = 4ml (8.5oz = 250 ml)
Review Rating: 4.5
Country of Origin: Denmark
Manufacturer: Kronch
Ingredients - Salmon Oil and Antioxidants (extracts of natural origin containing strong tocopherol, 6-palmityl-L-ascorbic acid, olive extract and rosemary extract)
AnalysisOmega-3 Fatty Acids 1050 mgEicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA) 350 mgDocosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) 450 mgOmega-6 Fatty Acids 150 mg
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By Sandman
from Oregon
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Comments about Kronch Salmon Oil Dog & Cat Supplement:
This makes a big difference in the condition of our dogs coat. He seems more active also. I tried other brands but they had little or no effect. Very well worth the price.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Tae Chee
from visalia, ca
I add this to my "mini Aussie's" food twice a day and she loves it. It is to soon to know how well it is working for skin and coat, but it can't hurt. My vet told me to add omega 3s to her food to help her allergies. I believe this is better as it has less processing.
Fantastic product
By Sam
from Santa Monica
If you use it regularly, prevents dull coat, hot spots, sry skin. Great for their heart as well. Does not smell if used corretly.
It works for me
By dodge
from new mexico
The vet recommended giving them this
great for dog!
By Louie's mom
from Phoenix, AZ
Dog loves how it tastes, and very clean/easy to administer with pump. Shinier coat and less allergies for sure. I'll reorder.
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Excellent Supplement
By KarenSantaFe
from Santa Fe, NM
I like to supplement the meals I give my two dogs with Omega-3 oil. My veterinary orthopedic surgeon maintains that every dog should be on Omega-3 oil for their joints, as there is an increasingly large body of scientific literature that supports the theory that Omega-3 fish oil promotes joint health, and delays/prevents joint deterioration, especially if you provide your pet with a human-sized dose.This particular fish oil is very high quality. What I particularly appreciate about this product is the quality of the bottle and pump. It doesn't leak or drip at all, and the pump shoots out a good-sized portion of oil. Most of all, my dogs LOVE the oil! And their coats are glossy and soft too, as a result.
Products works well
By Greyhound Guy
from Canton, MI
We used it on our 17 month old black greyhound. We just use one squirt in her food with each meal. Her coat is very shiny and she no longer gets dander flakes when you pet her.
Outstanding product
By Becky
Until I started using Kronch Salmon oil my youngest dog itched, it seemed he was always scratching. No fleas, no skin issues, coat looked and felt wonderful, but he scratched. I started with the salmon oil and in two weeks I saw a huge improvement. My older dog seems to be moving better and is more active since adding the oil to her food.
I would highly recomend this product
By Bailey's Mom
from Massachusetts
I use it every morning. Bailey loves it and I love the decrease in her sheading.
Beautiful Coat
By Old bald man
from Kittery Point, ME
My 7 year old yellow lab had been itching with a dull coat and lots of shedding all summer. In a week and a half feeding three squirts of salmon oil per meal, the coat became shiny and the itching stopped. The shedding was dramatically reduced.
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92YTribeca is the 92nd Street Y's new arts and entertainment venue, located in Tribeca, breathing new life into the downtown all-ages scene. Upcoming events include a record release party for Blitz the Ambassador and a panel with Peter Rosenburg and Raekwon.
Noisemakers with Peter Rosenberg Featuring Raekwon
Wed, Jul 29, 2009, 7pm Doors, 8pm Show
Price: $15.00
Hot 97 DJ Peter Rosenberg hosts a night of music and conversation featuring famed hip-hop artist Raekwon, a member of the legendary group The Wu-Tang Clan. Rosenberg will sit down with Raekwon for a candid interview about the life and influences of this innovative musician, storyteller and entrepreneur. Jazz hip-hop fusion band The Cypher will perform throughout the night, paying tribute to Raekwon's music.
Blitz the Ambassador Record Release
Sat, Aug 1, 2009, 8pm Doors, 9pm Show
Price: $10.00
Blitz the Ambassador's Stereotype drops Aug 4– and 92YTribeca is where it's all happening. Come celebrate the album release with special guests, DJs and a full band performance by Blitz and the Embassy.


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Oracle Virtual Compute Appliance enables rapid, repeatable software-defined infrastructure deployment for virtually any x86 application and workload. Customers can go from power on to production in about an hour and deploy ready-to-run virtual machines in just a few minutes. Oracle Virtual Compute Appliance is Oracle's newest engineered system made possible by Oracle's unique ability to engineer hardware and software together.
Oracle engineers hardware and software to work together in the cloud and in your data center. For more information about Oracle (NYSE:ORCL), visit www.oracle.com.
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Volleyball Splits Final Day Of George Mason Tournament
Princeton 3, Coppin State 0 l Radford 3, Princeton 0
The Princeton women's volleyball team split the final day of the George Mason Tournament Saturday. The Tigers opened with a 3-0 sweep of Coppin State, but a shorthanded squad fell that evening to Radford.
The freshman class accounted for 22 kills in the win over Coppin State, including nine from Ellie Shannon and seven from Cara Mattaliano. Lauren Miller had four kills in six attempts, but she led the offense with 31 assists. From the middle, Brittany Ptak added two more kills.
Sophomore Kendall Peterkin led the Tigers with 13 kills and 10 digs, while classmate Sarah Daschbach had 11 digs. Junior Nicole Kincade led the defense with six blocks.
Princeton trailed 22-19 in the opening set, but it scored six of the final seven points to grab the set, and the Tigers never looked back from there.
Princeton played its final match of the tournament without its freshman class, which needed to return to campus for an evening orientation. Despite a team-best seven kills apiece from Peterkin and Woolridge, the Tigers fell in its weekend finale.
Peterkin added 14 digs, while junior setter Ginny Willis paced the offense with 21 digs. Senior co-captain Chelsea Parker had three aces to go along with three kills and four digs.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by 2 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jessica82 Big decision I spent a long time looking for the right silverware. I like it when they are heavier, not lightweight and flimsy. Found style and sturdy with these at a great price! December 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Leonaiya Gorgeous, Well Balanced.Will buy again!! I am very fussy about flatware and usually get bored and tired with the same old patterns. These are a wonderful, FRESH, idea. I have purchased a service for 12 and wish I had room for more. These will be the last set I will ever want, and I'm sure I will never get bored with this set. November 29, 2011
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Monday, November 15, 2010
Bug Pillows. Without the Bugs.
Remember this fabric? I needed to make some pillows out of it for Miss E.'s preschool. Well, it's in there. On one of them, anyway. Someplace.
Pillow No. 1: I pulled a bunch of fabric in colors that coordinated with the bugs. And what do you know, I love the color combination—and I'm not sure I would have come up with it without that hideous bug print for inspiration.
I actually would have liked to make this pillow out of hexagons—it goes with the bug theme after all. But I didn't want to take the time to handpiece them. I want to try hexagon paper-piecing sometime soon, but this was not the project for that. I just wanted to bang this one out.
Pillow No. 2: Instead of using the bugs again, I couldn't resist those Oddysea charms (which were still sitting out after I changed my mind about using them for the That Girl Quilt Along). The school is on Lake Michigan, so the fish theme was appropriate.
I quilted it in random wavy lines, inspired by that blue print in the upper left, and I was really happy with this quilting. My biggest problem with free-motion is that my stitch length is horribly inconsistent. But I was able to do these wavy lines with my walking foot, thus eliminating that problem. I think I'll have to do a whole quilt like this one of these days.
7 comments:
- Leila said...
I love those pillows! Playful, cheerful and not overwhelmingly bug-ish. :)
- November 15, 2010 at 7:50 AM
- Leslie said...
i love the wavy lines with the fish pillow!! these look great
- November 15, 2010 at 8:01 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
I really dig the way the wavy lines look, I haven't tried that before. And I love the colors you picked to go with the slightly horrid bug fabric. You definitely made it work (I feel like Tim Gunn saying that)!
- November 15, 2010 at 8:52 AM
- Melanie said...
Great job on the pillows! I love the quilting on the second pillow. I, too, have a problem with consistency when it comes to FMQ, so using the walking foot is a good alernative. I might have to "borrow" that idea from you!
- November 15, 2010 at 9:20 AM
- QuiltyGirl said...
I'm actually headed up to see my BFF this week in Milwaukee, maybe that's close to you! She just moved there-any tips on the best fabric shops?
I love the wave quilting. I used that quilting on a queen size mendocino for my daughter's big girl bed. I quilted it on a frame, though, so my stitches aren't super consistent. I still love it, though! (I also made a lot of my lines cross, which resulted in a pretty cool texture and pattern!)
You can see it here if you want:
Great job on the pillows!
- November 15, 2010 at 9:44 AM
- Staci said...
Great pillows! I love the wavy quilting.
- November 15, 2010 at 2:14 PM
- Little Bluebell (Adrianne) said...
The bugs never looked so good!! Awesome pillows Lee. : )
- November 15, 2010 at 4:04 PM


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Oak Ridge is rapidly emerging from a secret city into the hub of open science information. How did this happen? It's an amazing story.
In 1942, deep within the quiet farm hills of East Tennessee, a secret city called Oak Ridge was created seemingly overnight. Approximately 75,000 workers worked tirelessly to refine uranium ore into fissionable material. When the first atomic bomb was dropped in Japan and World War II came to an end, their work for the Manhattan Project was revealed to them and to the world. Their secret is still commemorated today. Oak Ridge, Tennessee has much to be proud of: Science created its beginning and science continues to be vital to its future.
WorldWideScience.org now offers the capability to search scientific data collections. Six new data sources have been added to WWS.org, representing a significant milestone in improving access to scientific data from around the world. Users seeking scientific datasets can conduct a real-time, one-stop search and immediately gain access not only to the metadata but to the actual scientific data itself.
For those of you who like numbers, I thought I would give you a few numbers about some of OSTI's databases and search products.
There are databases, and then there are treasure maps. The DOE Data Explorer (DDE) merges the two concepts into a product offering the best of both. DDE's database provides the features needed for simple retrieval or advanced searching. The treasure map aspect comes from DDE's content, which links you to collections of data and non-text information wherever those collections reside.
Instead of sailing the seven seas, you can browse DDE's seven types of content. Choose "Browse by Content Type" from the drop down menu on the DDE homepage and hit the "Submit" button.
This is a big year for Science.gov, the interagency federal science information portal on the web since 2002. A major upgrade has just been completed and is available at http://www.science.gov.
- An updated look is in place, with a slideshow demonstrating some of the major activities of the 13 participating science agencies
- Multimedia sources are now available and automatically searched
- Visualization of related and narrower topics is an optional display, as is the ability to navigate visually
- A Spanish version, Ciencia.Science.gov, is linked from Science.gov
- New databases and websites have been added
- Upgraded software enhances the results page