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Our local boutiques know fashion, whether it's Ashley Rothwell-Campagna at Apt. 202 helping you find the perfect shoes or Park City's Flight Boutique owners Kristen Moss and Blaire Isleib giving you your best look for the next Sundance Film Fest.
Salt Lake magazine honored a handful of these boutiques in and around SLC featured in the Women In Business section on Wednesday night. Click here for a gallery of pics from the evening (notice everyone's right on trend?)
And since these women entrepreneurs keep our readers looking their best, we decided to feature their Women In Business profiles for today's Fashion Friday.
You'll have to pick up the magazine, on newsstands now, to read about all of the other fabulous women that we included.
Tiffany Colaizzi, Name Droppers Upscale Designer Consignment
Open since 1995
3350 S. Highland Dr., SLC, 801-486-1128
2350 E. Parleys Way, SLC, 801-474-1644
Designer Consignment: "The Green Way to Shop."
Name Droppers came to town 17 1/2 years ago with a new exciting, affordable shopping concept for all Salt Lake City men and women. The idea was unique: Tiffany's ability to recognize what the very savvy SLC consumer wanted as their shopping experience is one of the reasons Name Droppers has been so successful. Helpful, relaxing customer service was paramount to the Name Droppers ideal.
Tiffany brought to the area the very latest in fashions that allowed her clients to discover their own fashion style. Her attention to quality and detail has provided Salt Lake with the most unique clothing and accessories, making Name Droppers #1 in the industry.
One of the reasons her merchandise is so different and one of a kind, is because of the mobile society we now all live in. Therefore, boxes arrive daily from consignors who now live in L.A., Newport Beach, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Palm Springs, Palm Beach and as far away as Paris and Milan. The variety of style and design in shoes, clothing and accessories is not found anywhere else in the area.
Some of the many Name Droppers clients are well travelled and they love to shop wherever they are, but everyone loves a bargain, and bargains are what Name Droppers is all about. All items are priced at a fraction of their original price with some having the original tag still attached.
The Name Droppers concept is simple, "If you no longer wear it, why not consign it and make money from your past purchases that are still in like new condition?" says Tiffany.
It's the new Green Way To Shop, only Name Droppers has been doing it for the last 17 1/2 years.
Now that Name droppers has its outlet store on Parley's Way, there are even more ways to save.The clothing and accessories at this store are given further mark-downs from 50 to 70 percent off the already discounted prices at the Highland Drive location. However, not all merchandise makes it to the outlet.
Women who shop Name Droppers on a regular basis know the stock changes daily and they want to have first chance at it. These same women will even tell another shopper who is maybe trying to decide whether to buy an item or not, "If you like it, you better buy it now. Because if you come back later today it won't be here."
They will go so far as to suggest the 30 day lay-away policy that Name Droppers offers. These conversations tickles Tiffany. "To hear my loyal clients selling to others is just amazing," she says.
Tiffany can truly be called a fashion visionary, she introduced her vision to Salt Lake and they embraced it and her. "Thank You Salt Lake," says Tiffany. "Thank You Tiffany," says Salt Lake City.
Kristen Moss and Blaire Isleib, Flight Boutique
Open since 2009
562 Main St., Park City, 435-604-0806
Owners Blaire Isleib and Kristen Moss grew up together in Park City, dreaming of opening a high-end fashion boutique. After college, Isleib moved to New York where she styled advertising campaigns and photo shoots for magazines such as Vogue, W and Italian Vogue, and Moss moved to Los Angeles where she worked as a fashion publicist, coordinating shows at L.A. fashion week and overseeing a designer showroom.
But the enduring friendship and a passion for fashion summoned them back to Park City, where they opened Flight Boutique. Their global experience is evident in every corner of this unique boutique filled with more than 95 high-end and contemporary lines, which garnered them a mention in The New York Times. Flight Boutique offers one of the largest selection of lines in Utah, including several brands that are not available anywhere else in the state.
"Salt Lake is a very underrated city as far as fashion is concerned," says Isleib. "Just walk around downtown to find really fashion-forward people." Although the duo spends hours shopping in vintage and retro stores to find inspiration, ultimately, their customers tell them what they want. "We do our best to bring them clothing that is unique to Utah," says Moss. "We let our clients be the buyer on Facebook by presenting them with possible options for future styles and then letting them vote. It's a fun, interactive way to let them pick what will be in the store."
That emphasis on service and client relationship also translates into a sensitive response to the economy. "Although you don't find a lot of basics in the store, you can find an amazing top for any occasion and at any price point," says Moss. "Our customers expect us to keep their favorite name brand items but also offer more affordable items so they can mix and match their wardrobe."
Isleib adds, "We pride ourselves on having something for every age, taste, and budget."
Ashley Rothwell-Campagna, Apt. 202
Open since 2007
850 E. 900 South, SLC, 801-355-0228
Step into Apt. 202 and it's as if you're stepping into your best friend's apartment. You know, the friend that has great fashion sense. Apt. 202 is a women's clothing boutique that offers a warm, relaxing environment with impeccable styling for women of all ages. But what really sets the shop apart is the personal attention to detail that owner Ashley Rothwell provides. For many loyal customers, Rothwell is their personal fashion consultant—and friend.
A Utah native, Rothwell spent more than a decade in San Francisco in the advertising business before moving back and opening the boutique, which is named after her apartment in San Francisco. "I am committed to filling the store with merchandise that is stunningly different," says Rothwell. "Over the years, my business has evolved from providing great merchandise into a store where personal styling is my passion. I adore helping style customers for any occasion—whether it is a daytime luncheon or a cocktail party. I always go above and beyond to make sure that my customers feel comfortable and elegant in their clothing, shoes, and accessories." It's a place where women can celebrate their individuality through fashion and style.
Now, Apt. 202 is expanding into a spectacular new location just a block away (955 East 900 South). The impressive space will accommodate additional clothing lines, a bigger shoe department, and a larger area for jewelry. She and her husband, Mark Campagna, remodeled the new space so that Apt. 202 will be in the front half of the building and Salon MC (owned by Campagna) will be in the back. "The space is very open and modern but has the same inviting feeling as my old store," says Rothwell. "The doors to both the boutique and salon will open November 1, 2012, just in time for the store's 5-year anniversary."
Jennifer DeVries, Purse Dreams
Open since 2011
1065 E. 900 South, SLC, 801-355-3550
Do visions of the perfect accessories keep you up at night? Then you may find utopia at Purse Dreams. This specialty handbag boutique in the 9th and 9th area offers the most current styles from leading accessory designers.
Owner Jennifer DeVries is a self-confessed lifelong shopaholic raised in the malls of New Jersey. "I have worked for numerous retailers and each experience has contributed to Purse Dreams," says DeVries. "I love fashion and even more, I love finding the perfect item for my customers."
Customers help mold the business. "Every woman has different requirements for their bag," says DeVries. "So Purse Dreams is always adapting its inventory to offer the best selection at the best prices. "People are spending more wisely now and don't want a houseful of inexpensive items," says DeVries. "They realize that higher quality items last longer and actually get better with age."
Purse Dreams is unique to the area and provides cutting-edge styles that you will not find elsewhere in the local market. "We hand-pick items that are on trend," says DeVries. "But be sure to visit the store to pick out your new purse—you can't get the warm smell of leather from your computer and shopping online."
Wendy Bird, executive director of Pearls with Purpose
Open since 2002
770 E. Main St. #320, Lehi, 801-810-4654
Pearls with Purpose offers others an opportunity to give in a unique way because it pairs beauty and self-reliance, quality and affordability. More than a decade ago Wendy Bird, certified pearl gemologist and executive director of Pearls with Purpose, transformed an interest in designing and creating jewelry into a solid business that supports underprivileged women across the globe. What began as purchasing pearls quickly evolved to microenterprise co-ops in the Philippines, Thailand, and India. Pearls with Purpose sells pearl jewelry, gemstones, and crystals hand-crafted by disadvantaged women in underdeveloped countries. "We recycle the money earned from sales back to the jewelry makers," says Bird. "And, all profits earned from the company are returned to benefit the countries of origin through our 501c3."
Her passion to help others succeed in life offers a hand up, not a hand out. Bird travels to the countries where she buys supplies to help set up the microenterprises and train the women. She sleeps on dirt floors, showers from buckets, and eats rice three meals a day for weeks. It all pays off. "Women can buy something they love and help women in need earn a livelihood," says Bird. "It's changing lives worldwide."


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Maugeri Paces Men's Hockey in 3-3 Tie With No. 16 St. Lawrence
CANTON, N.Y. (11/16/12) - Sophomore Tyler Maugeri had a hand in each Princeton goal as the Tigers skated to a 3-3 tie with No. 16 St. Lawrence at Appleton Arena on Friday, Nov. 16.
Maugeri scored the game-tying goal, the Tigers second goal and assisted on the first goal as Princeton stays unbeaten in the ECAC at 2-0-1 and are now 2-2-1 overall.The Saints wasted no time getting on the board as Chris Martin scored one minute into the game. Kyle Flanagan stole the puck at the blue line and went up the ice with Martin on a two-on-one. Flanagan gave Martin the puck on the left wing and he put it away for the early 1-0 lead.
St. Lawrence grabbed a 2-0 lead as it converted on its second power-play opportunity at 14:52 of the first. George Hughes rifled a shot under the cross bar from the point with Greg Carey and Justin Bakr assisting.
Princeton wouldn't go into the locker room without a goal as senior defender Michael Sdao scored with 12 seconds left. The Tigers power-play unit, ranked fourth in the nation, converted on their first opportunity as Maugeri and junior Andrew Ammon teamed up to find Sdao for his second tally of the season.
Maugeri tied the game with the only goal of the second period at 16:58. He got a step on a defender, cut to the goal and lifted the puck under the crossbar. Junior Jack Berger and senior Eric Meland received assist credits.
St. Lawrence regained the lead on a Greg Carey goal at 5:26 of the third as he had a two-on-one chance with teammate Tommy Thompson.Maugeri came through with the tying goal at 11:40. A hit in the corner knocked the puck free and Andrew Calof and Ammon found Maugeri open in front of the net. Maugeri was able to tuck the puck around netminder Matt Weninger.
Neither team scored the rest of the way although both had power-play chances and the Saints hit a pair of posts. SLU also had a power-play chance in overtime, but again could not convert. Ammon would have the only shot on goal in the extra session, with Weninger making the stop.
Weninger finished the game with 23 saves as St. Lawrence remains winless in the league at 0-1-2 and 5-2-2 overall.Senior Mike Condon made 20 saves for the Tigers on the opposite end.
Princeton was 1 for 3 on the power play and 7 for 8 on the penalty kill.
Princeton faces Clarkson tomorrow, Nov. 17 at 7 p.m., at Cheel Arena. Across town tonight, Clarkson lost 5-2 to Quinnipiac.


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Jose James yesterday performed on Letterman and released an NPR stream for his upcoming album on Blue Note Records called No Beginning No End. Those listening will find the music low key, approachable, and sensual per usual. Jose also adds about his approach this time:
"I don't want to be confined to any particular style. I decided I didn't want to be considered a jazz singer anymore and that was really freeing. Once I realized that jazz singing is just something that I do and it's just a label, it freed me as an artist to just write without any boundaries."
The Letterman performance featured a lively band and an energetic James ready to reach listeners with a unique fervor and buoyancy. That man was happy as hell to be on stage – and we were honored to watch.
No Beginning No End drops on January 22. And on January 23, be sure to catch Jose at his album release show on in NYC that kicks off his tour!
Tour Dates
Jan. 23 – Highline Ballroom – New York, NY
Jan. 24 – Howard Theatre – Washington DC
Jan. 26 – Scullers – Boston, MA
Jan. 29 – Cedar Cultural Center – Minneapolis, MN
Jan. 30 – Lincoln Hall – Chicago, IL
Feb. 10-Mar. 6 – Asia & Australia Tour
Mar. 8 – San Jose Jazz WinterFest – San Jose, CA
Mar. 9 – The New Parish – Oakland, CA
Mar. 10 – Brick & Mortar Music Hall – San Francisco, CA
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Remember when Rick Reilly wrote a column that included a line about LeBron James punching Juwan Howard's cane, and it turned out that he got that anecdote from a satirical post on The Basketball Jones? Boy, that was a silly mistake, and one that you wouldn't expect Rick Reilly to make again.
Except that he made it again. In a column about how players on Stanley Cup-winning teams choose to spend their day with the cup, Reilly writes:
Center Mike Richards used [the Stanley Cup] to mock an ex-girlfriend who dumped him at 14.
The only place where such a story has ever been mentioned is on a low-rent blog called realhockeynews.com, which is a painfully obvious parody news site. In August, realhockeynews.com posted a satirical article "Mike Richards Spends Day with Stanley Cup Standing in Front of Ex-Girlfriend's House."
For the lucky few who actually get to realize the dream of winning the Stanley Cup, figuring out what to do on their one day with Lord Stanley can be almost as difficult as winning it. But not for Mike Richards; as soon as the Cup was delivered to his door, the Kings winger went straight to his ex-girlfriend's house in Kenora, Ontario to show off the glimmering trophy.
"I just wanted to show her what she missed out on," Richards said, as a tear rolled down his cheek. "I wanted to show her that when she dumped me back in the 9th grade, she made a big mistake."
Just so there's no confusion about how obviously fake this article is, it ends like this:
"I'm leaving because I love her," Richards said as he stepped into the back of the police car with the Cup in his arms. "And when you really love someone, you sometimes have to let them go."
"Freak!" Rebecca Bell responded.
I called Rick Reilly this afternoon. When I told him who I was and where I was calling from, he responded with a lengthy silence, and then told me to ask my question. When I asked him about the Richards story, he hung up on me. Here's what the conversation sounded like:
Shortly after that phone call, ESPN edited Reilly's piece and scrubbed the part about Mike Richards. This correction was placed at the bottom of the page:
An Oct. 18 story on ESPN.com incorrectly characterized what Mike Richards of the Los Angeles Kings did with the Stanley Cup during the offseason. The anecdote the story relied on was false.
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I'll be in Germany during the Carnival/Karneval time. Where would be the best place to go to experience Karneval in Germany, and what can I expect?
Basically, there are two different kind of carnival in Germany. The one in the Rhineland, called Rhenish Carnival and the one in the Southern part of Germany, that looks similar to the Carnival in parts of Switzerland and Austria.
The Rhenish Carnival is especially strong in Cologne, Mainz and Düsseldorf. In the Southern region of Germany, the Carnival is also called Fastnacht, Fasnet, or Fasnacht (and a lot of similar names).
In both regions, you can expect the highlight of the Carnival around the weekend before Ash Wednesday, including the days before and after the weekend. Basically in all regions, there are non-stop activities from early Thursday morning until Tuesday 23:59:59. Officially, Carnival start at 11:11 on November 11th, but before the weekend mentioned above, there aren't a lot of activities, expect for the weekends in the new year.
Generally, you can expect a lot of happy drunk people that are wearing funny, weird, humorous costumes. You can also expect so called Guggenmusik, a Carnival marching band. In the Rhenish Carneval they know how to play their instruments, while in the southern regions it is basically noise.
However, I personally prefer the southern version of the Carnival. For me it is more fun and not formal.
I was asked to elaborate on the difference between the Rhenish and the southern version on the carnival. I'm exaggerating a little bit, but that's my personal opinion:
In the Rhenish version, you experince typically things like "Karnevalssitzungen" and for instance Rosenmontagumzug:
On the other hand, in the southern part and also especially in Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein, you can attend Maskenbälle, Monsterkonzerte and Fasnachtsumzüge:
Actually, I also found a video from 2009:
(bounty of 100 rep for everyone who finds my in the video)
Well, I am German and I know what Karneval is.
To tell the truth, if a foreign guest would suggest to visit "Karneval" in Cologne, I would flinch and my face would show a freezing grin.
I despise, detest, loathe Karneval in Cologne. Heartily.
Still tolerable for me is visiting carneval processions. But visiting a "standard carneval" session is like having toothache.
Imagine a bunch of people who are taking themselves very seriously meeting in a room who is constructed by people who know academically what "humor" is. The reason for meeting in this room is showing off your high position in the society. To show that you have "humor" you are wearing cap and bells. Remember Steven Hauk from "Good morning, Vietnam" ? You are now getting "carneval speeches" called "Büttenrede" spiked with dirty jokes which are one magnitude worse than Hauk. But it does not matter because most people are drunk. Drinking no alcohol this is no option for me, so I had to experience it fully alert. My memories of this event occur, if ever, only at at three o clock at night.
Alternative carneval sessions are called "Stunk", but after my traumatic experience I never visited one.
So if you have, ahem, mixed feelings after visiting carneval: You are not alone.


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Women in America spend a lot of money on their hair. And whether they go to a salon or do it at home, a whopping 75% color their locks. For years, I went to a salon and paid someone else to cut, color, and highlight my hair. I'd go every ten to twelve weeks and each time, it would cost over $100. And each time, when I'd return home, my husband would mutter about paying so much for something so easy to do. (He's cut his own hair for years.)
So, a couple of years ago, I decided I'd do it all myself. I read online about how to cut hair and experimented carefully first with all over color and then with highlights. Now, I've got it down… and I've never liked the way my hair looks more!
I find the coloring easier to do than the cutting. To color my hair and add highlights, I use Loreal's two step product Couleur Experte Express in Brioche (described on the box as a light golden brown.) It's a nice product and easy to use. (I buy it on Amazon for $12.) I have brownish red hair naturally and am just starting to see a few grey hairs. The coloring/highlighting takes about an hour from start to finish and leaves my hair feeling strong and smooth.
The cutting is a bit trickier. I have fine hair I layer. The hairs in front are the easiest to cut — I pull my "bangs" in front of my eyes, brush them so they're straight, and put a piece of tape over them. Then I cut along the bottom of the tape. This leaves the hair at the sides longer than that in front. (I usually chunk out little pieces for a less clean line.) I do the same process with the other two layers of my hair but without the tape. I pull the hair to the front of my face, brush it straight, and cut it in a straight line.
One nice thing about cutting my own hair is that I trim it far more often than I would if I had to pay to do so. This keeps the split ends at bay and also makes my hair less likely to frizz in North Carolina's humid weather.
It's working for me and I love saving all that money! How about you? Do you do your own hair? Got any tips to share if you do?
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Portneuf Medical Center Pocatello Marathon – Running the Gap
Congratulations to all 2015 Participants!
What a great year – Justin Park (Sandy, UT) claiming his 4th overall title, past marathon champion Mike Knutson (Baker City, OR) returns and claims half marathon title, and Keysha Stutz (Rexburg, ID) not only wins her first title on our course, but she is the first women to run a sub 3 hour and Keysha set the new women's course record with a 2:57:06! Way to go Justin and Keysha in leading the way to the Pocatello Marathon again being one of the top marathons with the highest percentage of runners finishing with a Boston Qualifying time (per marathonguide.com) – currently #20 at 16.7%.
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If you finished in the top three in your age group, you have until Sunday, September 13, 2015 to claim your award. Award is a glass mug with 2015 race logo and a race medal key chain (see our Facebook page for photos). To claim, email firstname.lastname@example.com with subject "Age Group Award" so that award will be held. All unclaimed awards will be available for purchase, see below for purchase details.
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Registration for 17th Annual Portneuf Medical Center Pocatello Marathon on Saturday, September 3, 2016 now open. Low registration rates now and low rollover to 2017 options will be available. Register here!
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Virtual Race Bag Closed Wednesday, September 16, 2015: Each participant should have received an invitation to our 2015 Virtual Race Bag. The Virtual Race Bag is an online $chwag bag with great offers from our event sponsors and other national running companies. Their individual coupons have their own designated expiration date, but you must claim and save those coupons now. Then go and use, use, use!!! Didn't receive your invitation? Click or copy this web address.
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According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, lead poisoning, once a major environmental health hazard, has declined greatly in the past two to three decades. In 1978, elevated levels of lead in the blood occurred in three million to four million children in the US. However, that number decreased to approximately 310,000 children poisoned each year, and the number continues to decrease.
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Got a little more done tonight -
Made a left inside 'upper' rail (12") and installed it. Tray straddles the INSIDE rails, not the outside ones screwed to the trunnion, since they're too wide for the tray guides
Started fitting the FT
Temporary AK recoil spring to check rail-to-trunnion & rcvr alignment, and then chambering tests. Both of mine took some work before everything would cycle/lock/unlock easily, with the close-tolerance gas tube
It chambered on the first attempt - sure didn't expect that! Got that same light-headed feeling again
No ejector rail made yet - hopefully tomorrow
Camera LCD is broke or it would be more centered
If you're using a standard diameter piston, here is a handy way to de-burr the inside 'step' in your custom gas tube, with a power drill
Gas tube is MUCH tighter seal (mallet fit) than a factory AK tube; had to drill out the back, so the BC snout could slide forward. That creates a smaller diameter 'step' deep inside the tube, and a problem when reassembling. Like threading a needle dozens of times, during the build. You MG47 builders will soon find out what I mean. Smoothing out that step was the key to easy reassembly
PS Got the 'upper' rails temporarily mounted, and ejection port cut out today
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Replying to God - The reason I made that prediction is really quite simple. I'll list the reasons one at a time:
1) Consider that Obama and Clinton are already diverting most of their time and resources to each other, mostly ignoring McCain in favor of defeating their respective rival. This creates a large blind spot to the Republicans, who are able to act unimpeded by the same degree of internal conflict.
2) Consider that the research, strategizing, funding, planning, etc are more directed towards their Democratic counterpart then McCain, and that this represents time and resources that they can never get back. McCain can gather resources, strategize, and strike without a rival holding him back.
3) Both sides are fighting dirty now. Both have gotten into the proverbial mud and engaging in heavy mudslinging, basically making both look like pigs. McCain has mostly stayed behind the scenes and has a clean record by politician standards. All he has to do is play up on that and appear like the political angel to the public.
4) Regardless of who wins in the Democratic party, that candidate will probably be exhausted by the time they face McCain. Even if the candidate is very strong willed or has excellent emotional management skills, many months of fierce rivalry, constant worries, neverending battle and political maneuvering is going to take a heavy toll on both sides. Whoever faces McCain will mostly likely be under a degree of battle fatique while the Republicians charge in with a fresh candidate.


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Tulsa Cages Houston Cougars 41-7
Nov. 10, 2012
HOUSTON - Tulsa's defense set the tone while the offense got on track in the second quarter as the Golden Hurricane cruised to a 41-7 victory over Houston in front of 25,827 fans at Robertson Stadium on Saturday night. It was the second straight time that Tulsa defeated Houston on the Cougars home field.
Tulsa improved to 8-2 overall and 6-0 in Conference USA action. The Hurricane closes out the home season next week against the C-USA West Division leading UCF Knights in a game that will have major implications on location of the C-USA Championship game. Tulsa is 8-2 for the first time since the 2008 campaign.
The Tulsa defense forced four turnovers, while the offense compiled over 500 yards and a whopping possession time advantage by nearly 15 minutes. Tulsa rushed for 350 yards and passed for another 155 yards for 505 yards of total offense and a 5.5-yard average per play. A balanced rushing attack was led by Ja'Terian Douglas' 87 yards, followed by Alex Singleton with 79 Zack Langer with 68, Trey Watts with 57 and quarterback Cody Green with 31. Green also completed 17-of-31 passes for 130 yards.
Dexter McCoil, Dwight Dobbins and Cory Dorris each intercepted passes for the Hurricane, while the Tulsa defense had six tackles for -29 yards and three quarterback sacks for -24 yards.
After scoring just three points in the first quarter, the Hurricane tallied two one-yard touchdown runs in the second quarter to take a 17-0 lead into halftime.
Tulsa took the second half kickoff 75 yards in nine plays, as Green ran in from one-yard out to put Tulsa ahead 24-0 taking 3:26 off the third quarter clock. The Hurricane didn't score again until the first drive in the fourth quarter when Green went over from one-yard out again to give Tulsa a 31-0 lead. The drive took 4:58 off the clock and covered 66 yards in 12 plays.
Daniel Schwarz added his second field goal of the game with a 24-yarder at the 9:13 mark of the fourth quarter to put Tulsa ahead 34-0. The score capped a 44-yard, eight play drive that took 3:34 off the clock on a possession led by back-up quarterback Kalen Henderson.
On the subsequent possession, Tulsa defensive end Cory Dorris intercepted Houston's first pass from scrimmage and raced into the end zone for a 41-0 Tulsa lead and Dorris' first-ever career interception and touchdown.
Houston avoided a shutout on a 16-yard touchdown pass from Crawford Jones to Ryan Jackson after they took over possession on the Hurricane 34-yard line after Tulsa's Conner Floyd fumbled the punt. The Houston score came with 7:08 on the game clock.
After a rather lackluster first quarter, Tulsa put the first points on the scoreboard when Schwarz kicked a 29-yard field goal with 0:06 left in the first 15 minutes of the contest. The field goal capped a seven-play, 24-yard drive.
After one quarter, Tulsa had 96 yards of total offense, while Houston gained 88 yards.
Singleton scored his 36th career rushing touchdown when he scored from one-yard out to put Tulsa ahead 10-0 following the PAT at the 9:17 mark of the second quarter. Singleton's run capped a seven-play, 53-yard drive covering 2:47.
Singleton added his second TD of the game for a 17-0 lead when he scored from one-yard out with 0:24 remaining in the first half. The Hurricane drive took 5:52 off the clock and covered 90 yards in 17 plays.
At intermission, Tulsa held a slight 221 to 190-yard edge in total offense, while the Hurricane gained 120 yards on the ground and 101 yards passing. Houston had 76 yards rushing and 114 passing yards.
Tulsa will return to H.A. Chapman Stadium next Saturday for a Conference USA East-West Showdown against the East Division-leading UCF Knights at 11 am. The game is a nationally televised game on FOX Sports Network.
SCORING SUMMARY Qtr. Time Team Play Score 1 0:06 Tulsa Daniel Schwarz 29 FG 3-0 2 9:17 Tulsa Alex Singleton 1 run (Schwarz kick) 10-0 2 0:24 Tulsa Alex Singleton 1 run (Schwarz kick) 17-0 3 11:34 Tulsa Cody Green 1 run (Schwarz kick) 24-0 4 13:52 Tulsa Cody Green 1 run (Schwarz kick) 31-0 4 9:13 Tulsa Daniel Schwarz 24 FG 34-0 4 8:56 Tulsa Cory Dorris 22 INT Return (Schwarz kick) 41-0 4 7:08 UH Ryan Jackson 16 pass from Crawford Jones (Hogan kick) 41-7
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ZF-4587: The addOnLoad added for the Zend Parser should always be the first call on the page...
All is in the title.
When you do a "onLoadCaptureStart()", it added the capture before the "Zend addOnLoad function" which run the parser manually (in the source page).
That causes some problems because in our own function defined by the "onLoadCaptureStart", if we try to called our dijits, they are appears not defined (due to the parser which isn't runned).
So the solution would be : - To have a stack for the onLoadCaptureStart - or maybe to have all the time the zend function in the first place.
I think the stack solution would be better (in order to have something to do before the parser runs).
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About 35 cadets in Middletown High School's Air Force Junior Officer Training Corps received national-, local- and unit-level honors at annual awards banquet on Friday.
About 100 family members, friends, military personnel and other guests joined in honoring the cadets' academic excellence, military discipline, leadership and character.
The event featured a dinner, an awards presentation and a change of command as the unit's 16 seniors prepare to graduate on May 19.
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Allright here's the deal. Take the person who posted before you and fit them with what you think it their song. Their theme song... the one that reminds you most of them. I'm talkin' bout the kinda music you can hear blaring in the background whenever this person shows up.
Since I kinda hurt his feelings the other day I'll start off with Grave(y head)
I say the song that fits him is Particle Man by The Might Be Giants. Its a cool song, and he's not necessarily an uncool person... just a small fish in a very big pond, kinda like Particle Man.


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Location: Greytown (SA)
"Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see."
(Hebrews 11:1)
Shalom Ministries was founded in 1980, by Angus and Jill Buchan, in order to "Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation" (Mark 16:15). The ministry holds annual events hosted by Angus that are attended by hundreds of thousands. Shalom Ministries also started the Beth-Hatlaim (House of the Lambs) Children's Home and oversees the administration of the Halalisani Farm School. The school is run on Christian principles with approximately 200 pupils.About Angus Buchan:
Angus Buchan is a farmer turned evangelist whose passionate faith is stirring up revival and helping to build nations. A well-known South African evangelist whose life story was captured in the film "Faith Like Potatoes", Angus Buchan is recognized for his straightforward preaching.
Angus Buchan's nationwide rallies draw hundreds of thousands to the events – saved and unsaved alike! The ever-popular Mighty Men's Conference is an annual gathering of men from all over South Africa. Around 350,000 gathered at Angus' Mighty Men's Conference in 2010.
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Grassroots is a powerful series that goes back to the basics of the Christian faith – with faith being the main focus. This weekly series is filled with testimonies of God's power and faithfulness, plus teachings on faith and how God rewards it.
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Five minutes of practical insights each weekday to help build stronger homes, from the well known South African evangelist and nation builder.
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Etienne is the Webstar Coordinator/Community Library Specialist at the Marin City Library.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
The terms virus, spyware, and malware nowadays are almost interchangable. Generally the all encompassing term is malware. The lines have been blurred on what a virus is. Today things that affect our computers are so broad "malware" or badware is the best way to describe them.
People always ask me how to keep their computers clean and running smoothly. The good news is that there are a lot of programs out there. The bad news is there are much more programs out there are masquerade as "good" programs but actually are malware. I'm going to give you some good places to get these programs as well as some of the programs I use.
All these programs are available through Ninite.com or Download.com.
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Ask The Expert: White Pine Touring Guide Julia Geisler
"Snowshoeing is for everyone. I've taken children out as young as 6 and adults in their 80s. I would recommend individuals start with an outfitter and learn to walk and traverse on steeper slopes. One mistake people make is they go into terrain they're not familiar with, get lost and are not prepared. It also helps to start on packed trails and then venture into the trees. Mountain Trails Foundation has a great map showing summer and winter trails."
1790 Bonanza Dr., Park City, 435-649-8710, whitepinetouring.com
Five Family-Friendly Trails:
Farmington-Sunset Trail
Distance: 2.8 miles to Sunset Campground and back
Follows Farmington Creek to view area down Farmington Canyon. Take I-15 to Farmington exit, turn east to top of 600 North, then go north on Skyline Drive to canyon.
Rail Trail
Distance: 28 miles over old railroad tracks
Several entrance points in Park City, east of Home Depot, Wanship, Coalville and Echo Reservoir. Goes from Park City to Echo Reservoir.
Donut Falls
Distance: 3.5 miles from Mill D Trailhead and back
Drive 9.1 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon to trailhead and park on south side of road. Well-used trail. Follow Cardiff Road 3/4 mile to falls trailhead.
Lake Mary
Distance: 2 miles from trailhead and back
Starts behind Brighton Lodge. Follows small stream to glacial lake. Drive to Brighton Ski Resort and park in southern corner of parking lot. Trail passes by lodge pool.
Little Cottonwood Canyon Trail
Distance: A kid-friendly 1.71 miles to first shuttle pullout, 2.56 miles from second pullout
Primary trailhead is south of the electric sign in Little Cottonwood Canyon. Park in the Park-and-Ride lot across street. Trail on south side of road.
For more info on these and other trails, visit snowshoeutah.com.
The Essentials
For newcomers, there's the Atlas 925 Starter Kit, which includes lightweight aluminum shoes, 2-part adjustable-length poles and tote bag. $199, REI.com
Warm, dry feet make for a comfortable outing. One of the more popular boots is the Sorel Caribou with 4-layer felt liner, insulated to minus 40 degrees. $140, backcountry.com
The easiest way to hydrate on
the trail is with a pack like the CamelBak Lobo. It holds 100 ounces and has space for gear, energy bars, car keys and a wallet. $85, REI.com
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The Poker After Dark format features an "intimate look at one table as it develops over the week."[1] Blinds start at $100/$200 and slowly escalate. Commentator Ali Nejad's commentary is limited, allowing viewers to hear much of the table talk among the players, all of whom are miked.[1] (The table talk occasionally reveals that the "week-long" series is taped in one long session.)
The series was originally structured as a series of week-long No Limit Texas hold 'em mini-tournaments for six top poker professionals. Each week the players vied for a $120,000 winner-takes-all prize pool, with each paying a $20,000 buy-in.[5] By the end of the fifth show, a winner is determined. The sixth show is a "director's cut" that includes excerpts from the action from the previous five days, interspersed with talking heads commentary from the participants. Beginning with Season 4, the producers began to experiment with different formats, including no-limit cash games, and a double-elimination Heads Up battle between the first 4 winners of the National Heads-Up Poker Championship.[6] Also, Seasons 3, 4 and 5 had a "Dream Table," pitting an amateur against five pros.
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ZF-3690: Cannot use both AjaxContext and ContextSwitch on same action
We cannot use both the AjaxContext and ContextSwitch on the same action because one will cancel out the other as both would not have the same contexts. AjaxContext has the html context defined while the contextswitch doesn't resulting in an exception from contextswitch.
AjaxContext should trigger without contextswitch also triggering. Current workarounds are to add the context to both or change the format param for one....
$this->getHelper('ContextSwitch')->addContext('html', array());
Solutions: At lines 225, this code never returns because hasActionContext() calls hasContext($context, true) instead of hasContext($context, false)
// Check if context allowed by action controller
if (!$this->hasActionContext($action, $context)) {
I had the same issue. Currently I try to not use both on an action: request it with ajax or request it as xml (atom feed).
I am encountering this same issue. My particular case can hopefully shine some light onto when this would be a problem:
In a fairly standard MVC setup, I have an action on a controller that generates a sitemap. It sets a variable with the Zend_Navigation object on the view. The sitemap can be viewed as html by administrators in a lightbox (an ajax request). The same sitemap can also be accessed as an xml document by search engine spiders.
There are obviously workarounds for my case, but a permanent solution via the framework itself is ideal.
The same problem! I have subclassed from ContextSwitch twice but cannot use this two classes in one controller.
The Framework Guide says: "First, it uses a different action controller property for determining contexts, $ajaxable. This is so you can have different contexts used for AJAX versus normal HTTP requests" - but it is not possible since one context class does not know about context defined it the other one.
Matthew, any intention to fix this one?


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State: Bear calls up, but residents need to live with it
Published: Thursday, October 18, 2012 at 7:34 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, October 18, 2012 at 7:34 p.m.
ORANGE CITY — Florida black bears, driven by instinct to fatten up for the coming winter, are roaming neighborhoods near Blue Spring State Park, digging into garbage cans and prompting state officials to remind residents how to live with bears.
If you have a bear in the yard or neighborhood, what can you do?
• Make a lot of noise. Car horns, air horns, banging pots and pans, noisemakers and yelling can all be effective.
• Get rid of or securely store food. That includes garbage and pet food.
• Stop feeding wild or domestic animals outside, or bring in the food between meal times instead of leaving it out all day and night.
For more information, call the commission at 352-732-1225 or visit http://myfwc.org/bear
Cherrie Coccia looked up on Tuesday afternoon to find a mother bear and two cubs in the yard around 3:30. The trio was familiar to Coccia but she said she hadn't seen them that early in the day before.
Coccia has lived in the wooded neighborhood less than a mile from the southern end of the state park for 25 years, but bears were never an issue until about three years ago, she said. Now she sees them often. And for Coccia, it's not hard to see why.
Driving down one of her neighborhood streets on Thursday morning, she could see where bears had plundered garbage cans people had taken out on Wednesday night. Western Orange City is one area where the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says it gets black bear calls regularly.
"This has been going on for a long time," said Joy Hill, a commission spokeswoman. A couple of miles north, on the north end of the state park, the commission ticketed someone months ago for leaving food out that could attract the bears. Two weeks ago, law enforcement officers distributed notices in an area around 20th street in Orange City explaining steps residents need to take to discourage the bears.
If at the first site of a bear, people will lock up their garbage and bring all pet food and wildlife attractants inside, the bear will move on, Hill said.
"But the longer people tolerate the bears, the harder it is to get rid of the problem because the bears will keep coming back," she said.
Calls to the commission about black bears are up this year, especially in Central Florida, where the agency reports a record-breaking number of calls every month since April, said Dave Telesco, the commission's bear program coordinator. Calls to the FWC this week from Volusia County ran the gamut, from people concerned about their safety to a DeLand man who lives on 40 acres unhappy because the bears were eating corn he left out for deer.
Coccia spends a lot of time in Colorado and said Floridians could learn something from Colorado residents.
"Out there they live with them and they take all the precautionary steps," she said. "They don't do things to attract them."
Coccia, for example, said she brings her dog and cat food in at night. She wonders if someone could conduct a meeting in her neighborhood to talk with people about how to discourage the bears. "People just need to become aware so we can all live together," she said.
At this time, Hill said the commission has no plans to trap any of the bears in Orange City. Bear proof garbage cans are available, but Hill said people are sometimes unwilling to spend the extra money to get the more secure garbage cans.
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NO CHEERY BROMIDES. No bogus affirmations. Augusten Burroughs, who survived childhood trauma in Running with Scissors and life-wrecking addiction in Dry, has written a self-help book that's shrewd, funny and so full of tough love, it practically reaches out and shakes you by the shoulders. This Is How (St. Martin's Press) deals in hard-to-face facts ("It is not true that you can do anything you set your mind to"); uncomfortable—but useful—emotions ("novels . . . sculpture, needlepoint, films—all of these forms of art can be fueled on ordinary, everyday, unleaded anger"); and stunningly quick fixes, like this recipe for instant confidence: "Forbid yourself to wonder what 'they' are thinking."
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Kris TV at Malagos Garden Resort! Airs on Monday, May 27!
Miss Kris Aquino of ABS-CBN's Kris TV visits Malagos Garden Resort last May 21 to do a segment for her show. Kris TV airs daily (Mon-Fri) on ABS-CBN, 8:00 am.
"Magsasama na naman tayo, para sa isang bagong araw, bagong kwentuhan, bagong karanasan. Ang bida sa programang ito ay ikaw."


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ZF-7721: Weak check of chunked body structure may cause infinite loop
Zend_Http_Response::decodeChunkedBody() checks format of chunked HTTP response with weak regular expression:
As can be seen - it allows potentially any string that starts with hexadecimal number giving wide space for errors. Also it doesn't comply with format specification (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616#section-3.6.1).
Incorrect treating of chunked file format may lead to infinite loop, as can be seen in provided real world example. Proposed solution is to change format checking regular expression to one with more strict format check, for example:
Real world example of page which causes infinite loop when being processed by decodeChunkedBody()
Confirmed (1.10.8). Site crawler hangs every day. During investigation I found that decodeChunked function causes infinite loop. E.g. try to do $response->getBody() on http://ir{.}kvh{.}com url or ir{.}stanleyblackanddecker{.}com.
I can confirm this issue as well.
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BOISE, Idaho - The University of Idaho men's golf team, behind the fourth-place effort of newcomer Rylee Iacolucci, finished second at the Dash Thomas Memorial after a closing round 291.
Sacramento State won the 12-team tournament with an 851 with the Vandals claiming second with an 863.
Iacolucci had the low round of the tournament - a 65 Monday, and followed with 71-72 to finish at 208 (five-under) and in fourth. Tanner Higham of Utah State won with an eight-under 205.
Aaron Cockerill tied for 19th at 218 with Jared du Toit just two strokes back at 220 and in a tie for 22nd. Garret Howard tied for 35th with a 224, Sean McMullen tied for 50th at 229 and Scott Riley tied for 61st at 233.


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Pauley Pavilion
Pauley Pavilion is regarded as one of the finest all-around collegiate facilities in the nation and has been the site of numerous illustrious events. It is also the primary facility for UCLA men's and women's basketball, men's and women's volleyball, and women's gymnastics. Pauley Pavilion was introduced to the University at the June 1965 Commencement exercises, at which time it was dedicated and named for Regent Edwin W. Pauley, the principal donor to the building fund. The arena underwent a $136-million renovation from 2010-12. New Pauley Pavilion contains seating for approximately 13,800 spectators.
Ticket information for men's and women's basketball, women's volleyball and women's gymnastics can be found at uclabruins.com/tickets or by calling UCLA's Central Ticket Office at (310) UCLA-WIN. For student admission, view Den Sports Pass information.
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Linwood: Food distribution scheduled for July 20
Published: Saturday, July 13, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 12, 2013 at 1:52 p.m.
Surely by now everyone has the duck suits purchased or are feeling as though we have moved to Seattle, at least I do. Regardless, keep the life rafts close as the creeks and lakes continue to rise as the clouds ring out some more water. Until then keep in mind the indoor activities that are available in the Linwood area and mark the ones you would like to attend.
Calvary Family Worship Center will have One Harvest Food Distribution from noon-1 p.m. July 20 at the church.
Calvary Family will host Dr. Mark Shell in conference speaking on "Escaping Average" at 7 p.m. Friday and July 20 and 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. July 21. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Church yard sale will be from 7 a.m. to noon Aug. 3 at Calvary Family Worship Center once again.
VBS starts Sunday
Jersey Baptist Church invites you to travel to "Athens" with them during this year's Vacation Bible School on Sunday through Thursday and study the "Journey to Share the Truth." Everyone welcome to attend.
Cookbooks being sold
Linwood United Methodist Church has cookbooks for sale. Call the church.
'Christmas in July' to serve as theme
New Testament Baptist Church will have "Christmas in July" during its Vacation Bible School from 6-8 p.m. July 21 and 6:30-8:30 p.m. July 22-26. Everyone is welcome to come join the true learning experience of Christmas.
Sign-ups planned
Southwood/Southmont Boosters will not have a July meeting. Sign-ups for all fall sports will be 2-4 p.m. July 21 and 28 and Aug. 4 and 11 and again from 7 p.m. until done Aug. 20.
There will be a summer football camp held at Southmont Park from 6:30-8 p.m. July 30, 31 and Aug. 1 There is no cost for this camp, and it is open to all county residents from second to eighth grade. Any child interested in participating in sports can go to the booster's website at www.southwood-southmontathleticboosterclub.com to get forms for sign-ups. Three copies are needed.
The boosters are in need of volunteers to help with sports programs in such areas as field prep, coaching, etc. If you are that person, please call the president of the boosters club at 705-6770. Coaches are needed for all sports.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by ChristyK Great vintage style lamp I love the color of this lamp - it is a vintage green with some "rusty spots" showing through - very distressed looking. Just what I was looking for in the office - an industrial look with a little color to it! Adjusts at the base and the lampshade which is nice. I would like to purchase an Edison style bulb for it which would make the look perfect! March 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by EmilyAnn Color is off Love the lamp, love the rustic look and it's a good price. I don't love that the color is way off from the photo on this site. It is not a light green. It is more of a darker, almost army green. It was very surprising to see how different it was when I opened the box. I'm keeping the lamp and will definitely make it work with my eclectic space. April 27, 2014
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A memorial service to honor Lt. Col. David L. Stricker will be held at noon May 25 at the Old Methodist Cemetery, located at the intersection of West North Street and South Queen Street in Dover.
Stricker, a Dover resident at the beginning of the Civil War, was leading troops at the Battle of Spotsylvania in Virginia when he was killed in action on May 12, 1864.
The ceremony will feature a laying of wreaths, a reading of the names of Kent County residents killed during the American Civil War, a three volley salute and a short presentation about the 2nd Delaware troops during the war.
The ceremony and the reception will follow the memorial service at the Delaware Public Archives, 121 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., North, Dover.
No reservations are required and the public is invited.
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Arrive early for Boro clash
by Stuart Vose
Cup tie all ticket with no cash turnstiles.
Sunderland AFC is advising supporters to arrive early for Tuesday night's Wear-Tees Capital One Cup game at the Stadium of Light.
Enhanced security measures to ensure the safety of all supporters will be in place for the game, and supporters are advised to allow additional time for both their journey to and from the stadium and entry to the stadium itself.
Turnstiles will open at 6.15pm and kick off is 7.45pm. The game is an all-ticket fixture and there will be no sales of tickets on the day beyond 5pm and cash turnstiles will not be operating. Only those supporters already registered on the SAFC database are permitted to purchase tickets.
Access to the Strongbow North Stand will be limited for SAFC supporters, with safety segregation in place as police escort Middlesbrough supporters from their buses to turnstiles in the Strongbow Upper North Stand. Sunderland supporters seated in the lower Strongbow North Stand are advised to use alternative turnstiles around the stadium to negate the potential for queues and delayed entry.
Police segregations will be in operation both before and after kick-off, resulting in no vehicle access via the north road parallel to the Aquatic Centre. All car park users in the West Stand car parks will therefore be required to enter and exit car parks from the south roads, by the Bob Stokoe statue. This will naturally lead to some additional congestion and supporters are asked to show patience during this time.
At final whistle, Sunderland supporters in the Strongbow North Stand can leave the ground via the exit points in the stand for a five minute period, after this time a diversion will be in place to exits in both the East and West Stands, as a sterile area is created outside the Strongbow North Stand.
Sunderland fans will be required to turn left upon exiting the West Stand and right when exiting the East Stand to avoid away supporters, who will be held back in the stadium for a period of time.
After the game, guests in the stadium's hospitality areas may face restrictions on exiting via the main stadium entrance as police escort Middlesbrough fans from the Strongbow North Stand.
SAFC head of safety and security, Paul Weir said: "We will be operating the same safety operation that was in place for the visit of Newcastle and once again we advise Sunderland fans to arrive at the stadium as early as possible and listen to the instructions of stewards and police. We would also remind supporters with seats in the main bowl that they can access the stadium via any turnstile, not just the one designated on their ticket."


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Baltimore County Police Officer Michael Schmitz
School Resource Officer, Stemmers Run Middle School
Like a lot of police officers, one of the main reasons I chose this career was to make a positive impact on people's lives. Looking back over my years on the force, one of the real highlights for me has been the Shop with a Cop program. For the past 12 years, on a Saturday in December, about 100 disadvantaged children are assigned a police officer, who picks them up in their squad car and accompanies them on a Christmas shopping trip to the Hunt Valley Walmart followed by a nice meal at Outback Steakhouse.
It all started back in the summer of 2001 when I was approached by my friend, Kim Coles, who works as a marketing manager for Outback Steakhoue. She told me about a great program called Shop with A Cop that a Virginia Outback was doing for Christmas, and she wanted me to start here.
The program motto is, "every child deserves a Christmas," and as nice as it is to make sure a child has presents to open on Christmas morning, the really heartwarming thing is that most of the time, the officers have to basically force these kids to buy something for themselves. They are so intent on buying gifts for their Mom, siblings and other relatives, that they spend their whole $100 allotment. That's when the officers usually pull out their own wallets and really give back.
I remember my first Shop with a Cop buddy, a young boy from a rough neighborhood whose mother was a recovering heroin addict. He was intent on buying gifts for his younger siblings and his mother. I added some more money to the equation and he bought some things for himself. When we headed back home in the police cruiser that day, I asked him how his day went. I'll never forget his reply that "it was the best Christmas ever!" This is what a police officer comes on the job to do - make a positive difference. I often wonder if I was able to have a lasting effect on his life and what ever happened to that boy – he'd be about 16 now.
We started in 2001 with funds we raised ourselves and were able to include 25 kids. After the first year the Optimist clubs jumped on board and made the commitment to raise the money to fund at least 100 children each year and they have done that for 11 years, amounting to more than 1,100 children total so far. Baltimore County's program is now the largest Shop with a Cop program in the state. The Optimist Clubs not only raise the money but they are also the cheerleaders for the children and police as they enter the Walmart to start their journey.
Over the years I have talked with police officers who have been a part of this event and ask them what it means to them. They all say they had a great time and several of them have continued to come back year after year. Officers have also told me that over the years, some of these children have approached them and said that prior to being a part of Shop with a Cop they didn't like the police, but afterwards they saw police officers in a more positive light.
This year will be no different when the 110 police officers from all over the county show up to met their new friends (children) at their stations this Saturday at 0700hrs. During this short time we spend together with the children, we hope that it brings joy to them and their families, not just on Shop with a Cop day, but for years to come. Remember every child deserves a Christmas!
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A small number of dogs with patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) have right-to-left flow of blood through the ductus, leading to polycythemia and clinical signs associated with hyperviscosity. Three dogs with right-to-left-shunting PDA are described. Treatment consisted solely of phlebotomy, performed on ...
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Lupines (Lupinus albus) collected at Ile D'Orleans and Emil Lods Seed Farm of Macdonald College in southern Quebec showed reddish brown lesions on the lower stems. Lesions originated from petiole scars and contained concentric rings of brown-black pycnidia. Similar lesions were observed on mature po...
A 1 year old intact female Labrador retriever dog presented for evaluation of syncope caused by severe bradycardia. Advanced atrioventricular block was diagnosed. A mass infiltrating the interventricular septum and the tricuspid annulus was identified with echocardiography. Histopathological evaluat...
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Severe heart disease may cause hypotension and hypoperfusion, and ultimately circulation may cease altogether. These two clinical syndromes are cardiogenic shock and cardiac arrest, respectively. This review summarizes the causes and clinical features of each, and describes the treatment options ava...
Blastomycosis was diagnosed in 6 dogs living in New York state. To our knowledge, blastomycosis has not been previously reported in dogs in this area, and maps that indicate the prevalence of blastomycosis in North America often partially or completely exclude the state of New York. Environmental ch...
Because urinary bladder rupture can be life threatening, a simple, safe technique for evaluating patients is desirable. Current diagnostic protocols involve radiographic imaging, but ultrasound-based contrast techniques have not been methodically evaluated in veterinary patients with urologic trauma...
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8 March, International Women's Day: Didier Reynders on his commitment
On the occasion of International Women's Day on Friday 8 March, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders is emphasising his commitment and that of the Foreign Affairs Department to promote and protect women's rights. Belgium continues to fight against all forms of discrimination and violence against women, both in the foreign policy of Belgium and in the personnel policy of the Department itself.
International action
Just last week, at the Human Rights Council in Geneva, the Minister pointed out that Belgium remains an active member of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, which is currently focusing on violence against women. Belgium condemns such violence in all its forms and demands zero tolerance. Violence against women breaches fundamental human rights.
Every day, women in conflict areas fall victim to terrible sexual violence. Violence that is often sheltered by taboo and which goes unseen and unpunished. We must protect these women. Prevention and post-conflict policy, too, must be targeted on this problem. Belgium fully supports champions of women's rights such as the Congolese doctor Denis Mukwege from the hospital in Panzi. Didier Reynders is concerned by the situation in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where serious breaches of human rights, such as sexual violence, continue to take place.
Belgium has signed Resolution 1325 of the Security Council and in 2009 it developed an initial national action plan to implement this resolution. A second national action plan entitled "Women, Peace and Security" is being prepared, aimed at protecting women and allowing them to participate in reconstruction and in maintaining peace.
Foreign Affairs
Taking into account the specific external career at Foreign Affairs, the Minister considers it important to strive for a better balance between men and women within the Department. The personnel policy has been adapted to combine work and family life better. A work group has also been set up to propose extra regulations. Furthermore, the Department has organised an audit within FPS Foreign Affairs to work towards a better balance between men and women.
Finally, the FPS Foreign Affairs has for the first time made a short video on the occasion of International Women's Day. This video gives voice to women who work at the Department: http://vimeopro.com/user13888689/corporate-identity/video/61004033


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London 2012: Six arrested as protesters removed from Leyton Marshes
15:05 10 April 2012
Several protesters were arrested today following their eviction from the site where an Olympic basketball facility will be constructed.
Demonstrators had been camped out on Leyton Marshes to prevent construction of the temporary venue, but last week the High Court granted a possession order allowing their removal.
Bailiffs went onto the site this morning and evicted a number of people, and the Met Police was forced to arrest six people in connection with failing to comply with section 14 of the Public Order Act.
The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) said it regretted having to involve the courts and the police in the removal of the protesters.
The six people remain in custody.
A spokeswoman for the police said: "The police action was in connection with people lying in front of, climbing over and in front of a delivery lorry.
"When a number of people didn't move after police asked them to, they were arrested."
Leyton Marshes is used by hundreds of Hackney residents as a recreational facility.
An ODA spokesman said: "We regret that we have had to involve the courts and police to enable us to complete the building of a temporary training venue for which we have secured planning permission.
"Our concern has always been unlawful disruptive action preventing our contractors getting vehicles on to the site, and working, not peaceful and lawful opposition to our plans.
"These setbacks have incurred extra costs to the taxpayer. We are legally obliged to remove the venue shortly after the Paralympic Games this summer and return the ground to its previous state.
"We confirm that we will do this by October 15 2012.
"Local people will still be able to walk on the vast majority of the Leyton Marshes and the immediate Porter's Field area throughout the summer, and, after the temporary structure is dismantled, they will benefit from £65,000 of improvements to the area and its wildlife habitats, funded by the ODA."


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GENERIC NAME: DEFEROXAMINE - INJECTION (deff-er-OX-uh-meen)
BRAND NAME(S): Desferal
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USES: This medication is used along with other treatments (such as causing vomiting with syrup of ipecac, stomach pumping) to treat sudden iron poisoning. It is most effective when given as soon as possible after the iron was eaten. This medication can also be used to help get rid of iron in patients with high iron levels due to many blood transfusions. Deferoxamine is an iron-binding agent that belongs to a class of drugs known as heavy metal antagonists. It works by helping the kidneys and gallbladder get rid of the extra iron.This medication is not recommended for use in children less than 3 years old (see also Precautions section).OTHER This section contains uses of this drug that are not listed in the approved professional labeling for the drug but that may be prescribed by your health care professional. Use this drug for a condition that is listed in this section only if it has been so prescribed by your health care professional.This drug may also be used to treat high levels of aluminum in dialysis patients and people with aluminum poisoning.
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The La Junta High School Tiger Pride Marching Band will be holding its marching band camp during the next two weeks. Rehearsals begin Monday, July 29, and run through Friday, Aug. 9, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m (both weeks are Monday through Friday only). All high school band and color guard members will attend in preparation for the upcoming marching season.
Leaders of the LJHS Band traveled to Colorado Springs on July 17 for the Colorado Bandmasters Association "Jeff Young Student Marching Clinic." Students involved learned how to refine and teach marching fundamentals - and were outside in the heat from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Our LJHS Band leaders are ready to provide their knowledge to their fellow bandmates to help provide the best marching season yet.
A letter to parents has been posted to the band website (lajuntabands.org), and informative letters were sent home with students at the end of the 2012-2013 school year. This is going to be a great year for the LJHS Tiger Band!
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Pretty much every website covering Facebook's Tuesday event has some sort of speculation about what CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his company will trumpet from its headquarters.
Could it be the oft-rumored Facebook mobile phone? Possible, but that's been talked about for years. Zuckerberg also said on the company's first earnings call (in June 2012) that such a plan "wouldn't make much sense."
TechCrunch added fuel to the fire by tossing on speculation that Facebook will be unveiling a new Messenger for iPad app. But if that proves to be true, it feels like a pretty lame reason to invite the tech press to Menlo Park. Ultimately, no definitive word yet if Zuckerberg will claim the Jobsian "one more thing" mantle.
If you have any thoughts, idle speculation, or unverified gossip as to what Facebook will announce, you know where the comments are. Ars will be there in person with a liveblog—brought to you by yours truly and photographer Florence Ion. The event will begin Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 10:00am PST (find it in your timezone), so bookmark this page and join us then. (Fingers crossed that we're getting a Social Network sequel.)View Liveblog