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Presidents, Colleagues, Friends and Family Fete Professor Robert Pastor
Longtime friends, colleagues and family, including former President Jimmy Carter, former national security advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski and AU president Neil Kerwin, surprised Professor Robert Pastor on Tuesday, March 5 at an event organized to honor Pastor for his 40 years of contributions to public policy as a scholar, public intellectual and government official.
A closely closeted contingent plotted the event in secret for over a year. SIS Professor Philip Brenner and University Chaplain Joe Eldridge conspired with Mrs. Margaret Pastor, SIS events coordinator Kristi-Anne Caisse, Jennifer McCoy, director of the Carter Center's Latin American Program and a cadre of secret service officials to pull off the surprise luncheon and panel discussions. Mrs. Rosalynn Carter, and most of Pastor's family - his children and siblings - traveled from across the country to pay tribute to him and tease him gently.
It wasn't easy, said Margaret Pastor, who had to wrench his friends' contact information from the professor, "Bob's control of information is tighter than the CIA." Dean James Goldgeier said he'd never witnessed such secrecy - "Joe [Eldridge] and Phil [Brenner] spoke in a whisper about the event even in my office."
AU President Neil Kerwin disagreed. "I can't think of a piece of information that Bob's held tightly when he wanted me to see it," said Kerwin. He described Pastor's impressive body of work, including: publishing 27 books, founding the Center for North American Studies and the Center for Democracy and Election Management at AU, and as university vice president, establishing the American University of Nigeria, and initiating new programs on language immersion and "Abroad at AU." Pastor also served in government as National Security Advisor for Latin America, and he was a Senior Fellow and director of programs on democracy, Latin America, and China at the Carter Center.
Goldgeier described Pastor as, "an idea machine. The other word I'd use to describe him is relentless. That man is relentless in pursuit of those ideas. You have to appreciate his passion."
Jimmy Carter, 39th president of the United States, said Pastor's contributions were remarkable, but he wasn't always convinced they would be.
"My original encounter with Bob was not pleasant," said Carter. He said entering his presidency, the country faced serious problems with Latin American - especially Cuba after a 25-year embargo. He asked his National Security Advisor, Zbigniew Brzezinski, to get the best person he could find to be his assistant on Latin American issues. Then, said Carter, "He brought in this child." Pastor was 28 years old at the time.
Carter said by the time he left office the U.S. had a peace treaty with Panama, and many Latin American countries such as Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, etc. - had transformed from dictatorships to democracies, "…because of the human rights policy Bob urged me to pass."
Describing the origins of his global, election-monitoring efforts with Pastor, Carter said Pastor went to China and came back suggesting they monitor "650,000 elections in as many Chinese villages. We did it." Pastor played a critical role in crises in Panama and Haiti, and for his knowledge and service, President Clinton nominated Pastor as the U.S. Ambassador to Panama. President Carter noted with regret that his fourth cousin, Sen. Jesse Helms (R-NC), who was chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, successfully blocked Pastor's appointment.
"Bob induces people around him to reach beyond themselves, and I'm thankful that Bob has helped me reach beyond myself," said Carter.
Brzezinski echoed President Carter in his description of Pastor; but he added the adjectives "persistent, even obnoxious," with obvious admiration, to the oft mentioned "relentless," used to describe the professor and diplomat.
Brzezinski said asking this "child" to join his staff set off "shock waves," but later the treaty with Panama was a moment of triumph. "The time was right for fundamental change in U.S.-Latin American relations," he said, explaining his goal with Pastor's help was to establish "a pattern more symmetrical to our relationship with Europe and other parts of the world."
Rosalynn Carter proffered another perspective on one of her favorite people with a gentle ribbing.
"When I first got to know Bob, Jimmy had called him in and said, 'Bob, I need someone to go to Latin America and explain my policy." He watched his face light up, only to droop as Carter finished his message. "I want you to accompany my wife." She said his face went from "chance of a lifetime" to "saddled with the first lady," in no time.
Pastor expressed his gratitude to the Carters, saying that they were like second parents to him and adding that, "They raised the country and the world to heights I hadn't anticipated." He responded to the tributes and teases of his friends and colleagues with delight. "I'm overwhelmed to see people came from all over - across the country even Mexico and Toronto - not to mention Capitol Hill!"


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A couple weeks ago, we shared Justice's captivating "Civilization" video by acclaimed French filmmaker/director, Edouard Salier (Massive Attack, Air, Raphael Saadiq, Tony Allen, Orishas). Film nerds rejoice as Salier shares his CGI methods and 3D animation techniques used to create "a real representation of his dreams" from scratch.
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Is expected to notably impact ECU's backfield during first active campaign in a Pirate uniform as, most likely, a short-yardage specialist ... Brings plenty of power, quickness and experience to a multifaceted running back position ... Earned depth chart inclusion as one of five primary rushers after completing first spring practice period at East Carolina ... Missed initial spring scrimmage because of a concussion, but ran for a team-high 24 yards and two touchdowns (1 and 12 yards) on seven carries during the second contest April 7 ... Also caught two passes for two yards ... Rushed five times for 15 yards and pulled down two receptions for 13 yards during the Purple-Gold Game on April 14 ... Ranks as one of the top athletes in ECU's strength and conditioning program ... Currently holds the all-time position (running back) record for a lift in the power clean (374) ... Other notable weight room feats include a 370-pound bench press, 465-pound back squat, 1,342-watt jerk, a vertical jump of 36.5" and a broad jump of 10'.5 ... Impressive strength numbers earned honorable mention status on CBSSports.com's 2012 "Freak List" ... Opened career at ACC-member North Carolina before transferring to East Carolina in the fall of 2011.
2011: Sat out season in compliance with NCAA transfer rules.
2010: Played in 11 games as a reserve running back for the Tar Heels, picking up 29 yards on five carries ... Ran for a team-best 27 yards during UNC's 37-35 victory at Florida State ... Also recorded a personal long rush of 12 yards vs. the Seminoles ... Tallied two yards on a pair of attempts against LSU in the season opener.
2009: Experienced action in all 13 games, mainly on special teams ... Took first offensive snap against Georgia Southern and rushed for six yards on three carries.
High School: Prepped at Mount Tabor High School where he rushed for 6,187 yards and 94 touchdowns - a Forsyth County record - during career ... A four-year varsity starter at tailback who was a three-time conference player-of-the-year (2006, 2007 and 2008) for coach Laymarr Marshall ... Ran for 1,802 yards on 285 carries (6.3 ypg) and scored 25 TDs as a senior to help the Spartans to an 11-2 season and a Central Piedmont Conference title ... Scored multiple touchdowns in seven games, including four against both Durham Southern and Winston-Salem Atkins ... Represented North Carolina in the annual Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas All-Star Game ... Considered one of the top 25 players in North Carolina by SuperPrep ... Ranked among the top 100 running backs in the country by ESPN.com ... Member of PrepStar's High School All-Atlantic Region Team ... Also enjoyed illustrious track career, winning state titles in the 100 meters, 200 meters and long jump, while earning a Nike Outdoor National Championship in the 100 meters with a time of 10.43.
Personal: Full name is Jefferson Hunter Furr, but prefers to go by Hunter ... Born March 31, 1991 ... A communications major who earned selection to ECU's Honor Roll (3.0 grade point average or higher) for classroom work during the spring semester of 2012 ... Son of Jeff and Deb Furr ... Wears No. 40 (UNC and ECU) in honor of Pat Tillman ... Lists fumbling on the goal line in the state championship high school game as his most embarrassing football moment to date ... Hobbies include playing golf, hunting and fishing ... Credits his father Jeff as having the biggest impact on his life.


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Britain votes OUT of the EU 24-Jun-2016
With a 52% majority and over one million votes up, Britain has voted to leave the European Union.
Bunnings to save up to 700 Homebase jobs 23-Jun-2016
Wesfarmers, parent group of Bunnings and now Homebase, held a strategy day this week, with bosses outlining plans to save as many Homebase jobs, put under threat by Home Retail Group's previous plans to close 18 stores, as possible.
BHS Update: Sir Philip Green to offer jobs to BHS staff 22-Jun-2016
Following his questioning by MPs last week, former BHS owner Sir Philip Green has pledged to offer 1,000 jobs to BHS staff at his Arcadia retail businesses.
Garden Centres see Bank Holiday sales boost 22-Jun-2016
Sales in traditional and non-traditional categories were up during May thanks to the Bank Holidays according to the Garden Centre Association's (GCA) Barometer of Trade results.
Autumn Fair to return bigger and better than ever 22-Jun-2016
Autumn Fair is set to return this season with what organisers are promising to be "a stellar line-up of new brands and new engaging content through a full line-up of inspirational speakers and seminars, cementing the event as the season's No.1 Gift and Home Trade Show."
Grange invests £30m in manufacturing 22-Jun-2016
Decorative garden structures and fencing company Grange is to benefit from a significant additional investment from its Polish parent company Stelmet in a considerably expanded supply chain capacity. This will create additional manufacturing capability and provide an additional UK distribution site in the south east of England.
Toolbank hosts regional trade show 21-Jun-2016
More than 200 retailers and merchants recently flocked to the Great Southern Show at Newbury Racecourse hosted by Toolbank.
Wyevale's Coley GC to close after almost 40 years 20-Jun-2016
Wyevale has made the decision to close down Coley Garden Centre, which has been trading in Calderdale for nearly four decades, at the end of July.
Former Argos bidder Steinhoff eyes up Poundland 20-Jun-2016
South African retail giant Steinhoff, which pulled out of the bidding for Argos at the eleventh hour earlier this year, has reportedly announced its interest in buying Poundland.
Hillview acquires Scotland Nurseries 20-Jun-2016
Hillview Garden Centes has acquired its tenth garden centre, Scotland Nurseries in Matlock, Derbyshire.
Wyevale smashes £750k charity target 17-Jun-2016
Wyevale Garden Centres are celebrating reaching their £750,000 fundraising target for charity partner Marie Curie, the UK's leading charity for people living with any terminal illness and their families, more than 12 months ahead of schedule.
BREAKING: Dobbies sold for £217m 17-Jun-2016
Tesco confirmed today that it has sold Dobbies Garden Centres - but not to Terra Firma or Edinburgh Woollen Mill owners as rumoured.
Industry names go-kart for RDT 16-Jun-2016
Seventeen teams of competitive karters sweltered on the hottest day of the year at Team Sport Go Karting in Warrington as they battled it out to win one of the many trophies in the 2016 Rainy Day Trust Karting Challenge.
Kitchen and bathroom worktop market reaches £200m 15-Jun-2016
The value of the overall kitchen and bathroom worktop market is estimated to have reached more than £200m in 2015, according to AMA Research.
B&Q to face a grilling over pay at shareholder meeting 15-Jun-2016
Kingfisher bosses are expected to face a grilling over staff pay and conditions during the business' shareholder meeting this week.1 comment
Exclusively Housewares kicks off in style 14-Jun-2016
A full house of exhibitors and a healthy crowd of visitors kicked off this year's Exclusively Housewares and Exclusively Electrical shows in London today (June 14).
WernerCo invests over $1.8m in UK facility 13-Jun-2016
Ladder manufacturer WernerCo has invested more than $1.8m in its Maldon UK facility, including the installation of a state-of-the-art laser cutter.
Global DIY Summit takes Stockholm by storm 13-Jun-2016
The fourth annual global DIY summit opened in Stockholm last week, with hundreds of delegates flooding to the Waterfront Congress Centre.
May sees welcome uptake in retail footfall 13-Jun-2016
Retail footfall increased by 0.3% year-on-year for the month of May, a significant improvement on April's 2.4% decline, according to the British Retail Consortium.
B&Q to unveil new-concept 'big box' store 10-Jun-2016
B&Q will officially launch its first new-concept store at Cribbs Causeway in Bristol on June 16.3 comments
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Luis Suarez on Blues' radar? Isco chooses Madrid?
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Have City replaced one Uruguayan target with another? And is the chase for Isco set for a disappointing conclusion?
Sunday's Press reports suggest that the Blues' pursuit of Edinson Cavani has come to an abrupt end, but the courting of his international team-mate, Luis Suarez, has begun.
City have been linked with the Liverpool striker before and whether Manuel Pellegrini will want a player who will banned for the first few months of the new season remains to be seen, but John Richardson of The Sunday Express believes it is a possibility.
He writes: "Liverpool's want-away striker Luis Suarez could be headed for Manchester City.
"Not prepared to meet the £53m escape clause for Napoli's Edinson Cavani, new Etihad boss Manuel Pellegrini is looking to switch his attention to his Uruguayan teammate.
And Liverpool, now reluctantly resigned to losing the former Ajax star, would welcome a bidding war as they look for a big profit on their £23m outlay for the striker
...Sunday Express...
"Suarez is keen to join Real Madrid, who have made noises about signing the 26-year-old over the past month. Liverpool, who have supported him through a number of controversies, feel let down and an auction would give them the final decision on where Suarez goes.
"That has alerted ambitious City, although a bigger challenge for them is to persuade Suarez to remain in England.
Steve Millar of the Daily Star on Sunday follows a similar thread: "Suarez is desperate to quit the Kop and has set his heart on a move to Real Madrid, though they are unsure about signing him.
"But City could offer the Uruguayan the Champions League football he craves, while adding much-needed attacking firepower if Carlos Tevez leaves for AC Milan or Juventus
One deal the media seem certain may not now be happening is the capture of exciting Malaga star Isco
...Media City...
This story has rumbled on for several weeks and has had plenty of twists and turns – but the Press are convinced a flood of optimism from Real Madrid sources is not without foundation.
Typical of the many reports both in England and Spain, is Martin Blackburn in The Sun who reports: "City hoped his relationship with new boss Manuel Pellegrini - who coached Isco in Spain - and the promise of regular first-team football at the Etihad would be enough to convince him.
"But Isco's outstanding display for Spain at the European Under-21 Championships persuaded Real to step up their bid. And in the last few days they have been relentless in their pursuit of the outstanding young midfielder.
"Director of football Zinedine Zidane has met with the 21-year-old's father and further talks are pencilled in. Isco has hinted he will announce his decision today and Madrid are now confident they have clinched a deal.
"But Pellegrini officially starts work tomorrow and City hope the Chilean will have time to do some more persuading."
Hopefully, it isn't over till it's over and the Blues can still bring this incredibly talented 21-year-old to the Etihad – but the next few days will no doubt reveal his true destination.


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Written by: P&N April 06 2010
Now that the weather is warming up, it's time to get back in the sun, and that includes bringing your tiny tot with you. Before getting out in the sizzling rays, make sure that your baby is covered too (I'm not only talking figuratively). Lather on plenty of SPF and try some of these shielding products.
I-play sun hats, $13 each
Frubi shades, $15 each
Protect-a-Bub keeps your little one in the shade, $25 (shade only)
Bring plenty of fluids and don't stay in the sun for extended periods of time. Follow these simple steps and you two will fall in love with the outdoors.


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NASA, DARPA's 'Hundred-Year Starship' Space Program Aims To Put Humans On Other Planets (And Leave Them There)Want to go to Mars and stay there? Everybody else wants you to. Including NASA and DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), who are drawing up plans for the 'Hundred-Year Starship' program, which, if successful, will leave humans on alien planets for good. Uh-oh. ... / Continue →


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Antarctica Travel Blog Nov 16th: Iceberg Challenge!
Laurie Allread Antarctica Travel Blog
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November 16th -- 6:15 am
The view from the bridge was of calm sea with light visibility of about 300 meter. At times there is light snow. The wind makes the air almost too cold to leave the porthole open in my cabin. Sailing through the shrieking 60s now we begin our look out for icebergs. The expedition leader, Mike Messiok, gave us a challenge -- first one to view a an iceberg and rushes to the bridge to announce it wins a bottle of champagne. I better start looking!
November 16th -- 6:45 pm
Location 64 Degrees Latitude and 180 Longitude
The first iceberg was spotted with the assistance of binoculars. According to radar, it was about 19 miles from the ship when it was first spotted. Now that we are in the ice, the expedition leader gave a brief lecture about the excursions we may take during the two weeks in the Ross Sea after the Kaptain Khlebnikov is parked in the ice. It is impossible to determine which excursions we will take or when we will be at the first possible stop which is Coulman Island to visit an Emperor Penguin rookery. Coulman Island is over 300 miles of ice and some open sea from our current location. Even with the ice charts and modern equipment, it is difficult to determine the best route to the Coulman Island as the wind can change the ice conditions very quickly. Breaking through ice is not easy without the correct weather conditions. During our next two weeks in the Ross Sea area, "weather permitting" will be the most common phrase on the ship.
(This is Laurie's fourth visit to Antarctica. She is blogging her way through this epic month-long Antarctica trip; the Kapitan Khlebnikov's Ross Sea Centennial Voyage. Tune in for daily updates from the field. Pictures from Laurie's past Antarctica travels are found on her website.)


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Oakland sweetheart Siaira Shawn is back with a new single called "Icarus." The dreamy track carries a playful bounce as Siaira's voice glides within what sounds like a fairytale. Enjoy the free download and look out for her Where You Are EP to release on iTunes soon!
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Mark your calendars, Aesop Rock is back in form and coming out with a new solo album on July 10th called Skelethon through Rhymesayers Entertainment.
Check out his first single "Zero Dark Thirty" below and tell us what you think!
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SIDE EFFECTS: See also Warning section.Nausea, drowsiness, dizziness, trouble sleeping, loss of appetite, weakness, dry mouth, sweating, blurred vision, and yawning may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.Tell your doctor right away if you have any serious side effects, including: shaking (tremor), restlessness, inability to keep still, decreased interest in sex, changes in sexual ability, numbness/tingling, easy bruising/bleeding, fast/irregular heartbeat, muscle weakness/spasm, seizures.Get medical help right away if you have any very serious side effects, including: black stools, vomit that looks like coffee grounds.This medication may increase serotonin and rarely cause a very serious condition called serotonin syndrome/toxicity. The risk increases if you are also taking other drugs that increase serotonin, so tell your doctor or pharmacist of all the drugs you take (see Drug Interactions section). Get medical help right away if you develop some of the following symptoms: fast heartbeat, hallucinations, loss of coordination, severe dizziness, severe nausea/vomiting/diarrhea, twitching muscles, unexplained fever, unusual agitation/restlessness.Rarely, males may have a painful or prolonged erection lasting 4 or more hours. If this occurs, stop using this drug and get medical help right away, or permanent problems could occur.A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, get medical help right away if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.In the US -Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
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Epilepsy is a neurological condition involving the brain that makes people more susceptible to having seizures. It is one of the most common disorders of the nervous system and affects people of all ages, races and ethnic background. Almost 3 million Americans live with epilepsy.
When a person has two or more seizures, he or she is considered to have epilepsy. There are many possible causes of epilepsy, including tumors, strokes, and brain damage from illness or injury. In many cases, there may be no detectable cause for epilepsy.
The brain is the center that controls and regulates all voluntary and involuntary responses in the body. It consists of nerve cells that normally communicate with each other through electrical activity.
A seizure occurs when part(s) of the brain receives a burst of abnormal electrical signals that temporarily interrupts normal electrical brain function.
There are several different types of seizures in children, including the following:
A child may experience one or many seizures. While the exact cause of the seizure may not be known, the more common seizures are caused by the following:
The child may have varying degrees of symptoms depending upon the type of seizure. The following are general symptoms of a seizure or warning signs that your child may be experiencing seizures. Symptoms or warning signs may include:
During the seizure, the child's lips may become bluish and breathing may not be normal. The movements are often followed by a period of sleep or disorientation.
The symptoms of a seizure may resemble other problems or medical conditions. Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
The full extent of the seizure may not be completely understood immediately after onset of symptoms, but may be revealed with a comprehensive medical evaluation and diagnostic testing. The diagnosis of a seizure is made with a physical examination and diagnostic tests. During the examination, the physician obtains a complete medical history of the child and family and asks when the seizures occurred. Seizures may be due to neurological problems and require further medical follow up.
Diagnostic tests may include:
Specific treatment for a seizure will be determined by your child's physician based on:
The goal of seizure management is to control, stop, or decrease the frequency of the seizures without interfering with the child's normal growth and development. The major goals of seizure management include the following:
Treatment may include:
Medications used at home are usually taken by mouth (as capsules, tablets, sprinkles, or syrup), but some can be given rectally (into the child's rectum). If the child is in the hospital with seizures, medication by injection or intravenous (IV) may be used.
It is important to give your child his/her medication on time and as prescribed by your child's physician. Different people use up the medication in their body differently, so adjustments (schedule and dosage) may need to be made for good control of seizures.
All medications can have side effects, although some children may not experience side effects. Discuss your child's medication side effects with his/her physician.
While your child is taking medications, different tests may be done to monitor the effectiveness of the medication. These tests may include the following:
What does the diet consist of?
The ketogenic diet is very high in fat (about 90 percent of the calories come from fat). Protein is given in amounts to help promote growth. A very small amount of carbohydrate is included in the diet. This very high- fat, low- carbohydrate diet causes the body to make ketones. Ketones are made by the body from the breakdown of fat. They are made for energy when the body does not get enough carbohydrates for energy. If your child eats too many carbohydrates, then his/her body may not make ketones. The presence of ketones is important to the success of the diet.
High-fat foods:
High-carbohydrate foods:
Your child's physician will determine if this diet is right for your child. When the ketogenic diet is started, your child will be admitted to the hospital. It may take four to five days in the hospital to get the diet started and for you to learn how to plan the diet.
While in the hospital, your child may not be able to eat for one to two days until ketones are measured in the urine. Once ketones are present in the urine, special high-fat, low-carbohydrate shakes may be started. These are sometimes called "keto shakes." After several meals of keto shakes, your child will be started on solid foods.
You may also be taught how to check your child's urine for ketones. The dietitian will help determine how much fat, protein, and carbohydrate your child is allowed to have, usually divided into three meals a day. The ketogenic diet can by very challenging to prepare and requires that all foods be weighed using a food scale. The ketogenic diet is not nutritionally balanced, therefore, vitamin and mineral supplements are needed.
Some medications and other products, such as toothpaste and mouthwash, contain carbohydrates. It is important to avoid these products if your child is on the ketogenic diet. Your child may not make ketones in their urine if too many carbohydrates are included in the diet. Your child's physician and dietitian can give you a list of medications, and other products, that are free of carbohydrates.
How long is the diet used?
Children usually stay on the diet about two years. The diet is then slowly changed back to a regular diet.
Additional treatment options:
Surgery for epilepsy and seizures is a very complicated surgery performed by a specialized surgical team. The operation may remove the part of the brain where the seizures are occurring, or, sometimes, the surgery helps to stop the spread of the bad electrical currents through the brain.
A child may be awake during the surgery. The brain itself does not feel pain. With the child awake and able to follow commands, the surgeons are better able to make sure that important areas of the brain are not damaged.
Surgery is not an option for everyone with seizures. Discuss this with your child's physician for more information.
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Brown Capuchin Monkey Facts
A hike through the Peruvian rainforest is an essential part of any Amazonian adventure. Guests who stay at the Rainforest expedition lodges in Tambopata, Peru have the opportunity to go on several hikes with trained guides always on the lookout for rainforest wildlife and interesting plants. Not every walk turns up sightings of monkeys but every time you head out into the jungle, you know that you are going to see something exciting.
Although monkeys aren't running through the treetops on every single hike through the Tambopata Rainforest, most guests see at least a few of these jungle primates over the course of their stay. One of the monkey species encountered on a regular basis is the Brown Capuchin (Cebus apella). Medium in size, groups of a dozen or so individuals move through the upper understory and sub canopy of the rainforest in search of food. In the forests of Tambopata, they seem to have a preference for palms. When you come across them during your Peruvian rainforest adventure, don't be surprised if you become fascinated by the human-like features on their faces as they inspect and probe the nooks and crannies of bamboo groves, bunches of palm nuts, and bromeliads.
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Hello everyone!
I thought I would share with you my summer library plans for our "Curiosity Club". I am targeting those who have completed grades 4-6. We will have seven 90-minute sessions. I am combining some of the activities found in the "Mars Inside & Out" topic along with some of the activities from the "Explore Mars" topic.
Week One: Mars Imaginings: The Story
Week Two: Mars on the outside (using Mars Match, Carving Channels, Volcanoes Go with the Flow and Crater Creations)
Week Three: Mars on the inside (using Recipe for a Planet)
Week Four: Mars Garden
Week Five: Mars Creatures (including the Creature Challenge and a discussion of extremophiles here on earth)
Week Six: Mars Engineering (this session is scheduled for a few days before Curiosity will be landing on Mars)
Week Seven: A review party, plus watching video clips of the Curiosity landing on Mars.
I will be fleshing out these plans in the next few weeks. The whole program begins June 20th. I will post more ideas and plans as they develop!!
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Height: 6-3 Weight: 225 lbs.
Born: March 27, 1942 in Dubuque, IA
High School: Dubuque
College: Iowa (school history)
Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 5th round (37th overall) of the 1964 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Chicago Bears in the 4th round (47th overall) of the 1964 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 21 (4634th overall since 1950)
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Dear Hillary,
You deserve a gap year, a chance to catch up on your thousands of lost sleep hours, not to mention lost vacation time. We know you want to get serious about doing morning yoga and catching up on the years of home decor TV shows you missed out on because of all those meetings with heads of state. We want you to have time to putter in your garden, redecorate your house, loll on the beach. But we feel as if we're just getting to know the real you, and we're not ready to say good-bye. You know we're right. Let's face it, with your brand of high-octane energy, Love It or List It can only fully engage you for so long—so better keep those 2016 options open. With that in mind, we've devised a program for you: a balance of me-time (massages, facials, visits to museums) interspersed with activities that will prime the pump for the next presidential election and keep you visible in a positive way. So, over the next four years, enjoy your well-earned R&R, but do these things, too:
1. Write a book. This is obvious. All ex–secretaries of state do it, don't they? You have probably been keeping notes all along for Dreams from our Foremothers—or maybe just call it Rove No More.
2. Get started on building that $6 billion war chest (factoring in inflation). Get a mega-advance for the book and do a mother of all publicity tours when it comes out. Charge six-figure speaking fees.
3. Fire up the "listening tour" circuit you launched when you ran for U.S. senator from New York. You could do a virtual version this time, which is ecologically friendlier and easier on the complexion. But there's nothing like a live tour. Also, build a "Hillary Listens" page on Facebook.
And once a month, go to a different part of the country to sit down at a pancake breakfast with the 99 percent.
4. Start a Donor Dinner Wardrobe File. This will be fun. Whenever you see a picture of an outfit you'd like to wear, tear it out and stick it in the file. Then, when the time is right (wink, wink), leak the names of the designers to the press.
5. Start a Clinton School for Politicians. We'd like you to groom and mentor 10 women to run for U.S. House and Senate seats in 2016. (Maybe Chelsea would be one of them.) Bill would probably volunteer to teach, but let's not go there.
6. Learn Spanish. Hey, it can't hurt, especially if the Republicans decide they have to be nicer to Latinos.
7. Send in your membership registration for the World Economic Forum. They need more smart influencers who have ideas that could actually change the world.
8. Drop behind enemy lines—by which we mean host a Fox talk show. No question, this would be tough. But think of the seeds you could plant, the minds you could change! In Congress, you were famous for befriending senior senators from the opposition by sitting at their feet. Could work with Bill O'Reilly!
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After a September dip in numbers, Summit County is reporting the county recycling rate is once again on the rise, indicating an overall increase in recyclers across the county.
"It's going to vary month to month, based on things like tourists that are here and the economy," Summit County Planner Stephanie Dolmat-Connell said.
In October, county officials had reported the September decrease and begun strategizing ways to continue to encourage recycling.
"We didn't have all the numbers in before. But as we've looked at the numbers again, we're actually doing pretty well, especially considering how new the program is, and how much it is saving the taxpayers," Dolmat-Connell said.
Prior to the new program, Summit County was operating several small pilot programs. Switching to a countywide program allowed one agency, Allied Waste, to service the whole county for less money. Officials estimate the program restructuring saves the county $900,000 a year.
"That's a huge savings, and it increases service to all county residences," Dolmat-Connell said. "The pilot programs were only serving 5,500 residences. With the new restructuring, the program now services everyone."
Allied Waste now services all 14,500 county residences, diverting 990 tons of waste from the landfill. Recycling rates have also increased by over 80 percent, with an outreach campaign aiming to increase the rates further.
"Allied Waste is working to get a flier out before the holiday season," Dolmat-Connell said.
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Carol Moog, PhD
Clinical Associate in Psychiatry
Clinical Director, Social Learning Disorders Program
Senior Instructor: Social Skills Seminar
Direct contact: 610-667-1540
Carol Moog, PhD, is a licensed psychologist with over 35 years of experience working
with children, adolescents and adults. Her private practice is diverse, with a particular
emphasis on helping people with early attachment issues, social anxiety disorders and
Asperger Syndrome. Dr. Moog?s clinical orientation is relationship-based and geared to facilitate
the discovery of unique personal resources, goal clarification and skill development.
Using a wide range of creative modalities, she draws from her training and experience
as a theater improvisor/actor (Relationship Theater, ImagineAct), professional blues and
swing harmonica player (Carol Moog Band; Tattar, Tucker and Moog), and communications/advertising consultant (Creative Focus).
Dr. Moog has been the psychologist at The Miquon School since 1977 and, in
partnership with theater director David Bradley, is an artist-in-residence at Green Tree
School working with students on the autism spectrum. As a consultant to the Social
Competency Program at the Center for Autism, she designed and conducted acting
groups for youth with Asperger Syndrome.
Dr. Moog earned her BS in philosophy from Boston University and her MS and PhD from the University of Pennsylvania. Her earliest clinical work was with inpatient populations at Haverford State Hospital and Crozer-Chester Hospital, opportunities which fostered in her a deep appreciation for the therapeutic power of relational attunement. Now a clinical associate in psychiatry at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Moog is the clinical director of the Social Learning Disorders Program and teaches the Social Skills Seminar for adults. The seminar focuses on improving understanding of nonverbal communication, conversation skills, job interviewing/exploration, and interpersonal relationships though applied visual and verbal information, role-playing activities, discussion and the utilization of social coaches.
Dr. Moog is the author of the William Morrow-published book, Are They Selling Her Lips? Advertising and Identity. In addition to contributing the chapter Ad Images and the Stunting of Sexuality in Images in Language, Media and Mind, edited by Roy F. Fox, she has published numerous articles in advertising and marketing communications journals. Dr. Moog has been interviewed by sources such as The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Newsweek, and The Philadelphia Inquirer and has enjoyed many guest media appearances, including on National Public Radio with Terry Gross, the Today Show, and Good Morning America.


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Lifesavers are one of those candies that have always been in my life. I vividly remember enjoying them often in my childhood: I enjoyed each flavor and happily took the rejected green ones my friends didn't like. As an adult, I don't eat them as frequently, but I do pick them up when the craving strikes. Sometimes I have a hankering for the 5 Flavor roll (now sadly changed from the original) or the Butter Rum, but most often I find myself reaching for the Tropical flavored mix.
I think I keep reaching for the Tropical flavors more often simply because the flavors seem more fun to me. Most any hard candy offers you cherry, green apple, orange, etc. and it simply gets too boring after a bit. Plus some of my favorite flavors, such as pineapple, are usually found in these exotic mixes. So I'm always game for a roll of Lifesavers Tropicals when the mood strikes.
Fruit Punch: Fire engine red colored and a bright and perfectly punchy in flavor! I get all the notes of oranges, berries, banana in there. Think Hawaiian punch but more authentic.
Pina Colada: Clear and whitish in color. It has great zesty pineapple notes and comes across as very juicy. The coconut shows up as a mild sweetness that tastes a little milky that really rounds the flavor out. The best of the bunch.
Mango Melon: This one has a milky creamsicle appearance which is neat and unique. The flavor is much more melon than mango, thankfully. It's mildly sweet with light juicy undertones. More like honeydew than cantaloupe or watermelon with some nice floral notes.
Tangerine: Light orange in color. The flavor is nice and orangy with that extra zestiness characteristic of tangerines. Not as "juicy" as I was hoping but very tasty.
Banana: (yellow) This one also has a milky creamy appearance. The flavor is banana, with it's familiar sweet starchy flavor. This somehow tastes like a "greener" banana as opposed to an overly ripe one, since there's a small and subtle tartness to it which delivers an authentic edge.
What more can I say? Even the flavors I didn't prefer so much ended up being better than I expected (and remembered). These make a perfect hot day treat and I like how I can easily just toss a roll into my purse and know they'll be good still later on when the sweet tooth comes calling. That's what I call a Lifesaver!
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 16, 2005) - East Tennessee State head baseball coach Tony Skole announced Monday that Cleveland State Community College second baseman Michael Courtney (Knoxville, Tenn.) has committed to play for East Tennessee State beginning next season.
The 5-10, 175-pound Courtney led Cleveland State to a 36-20 record this season, 19-13 in conference play. Michael led the team with a .359 batting average, 46 runs scored and 24 stolen bases. He also hit 11 doubles, a triple and one home run while driving in 26 runs. He was an all-conference selection for the Cougars and also earned preseason All-American honors.
Courtney also was a three-year baseball letterwinner at West High School in Knoxville, Tenn. He was named all-district, all-region on two occasions and all-KIL following his senior season. Michael also played football and basketball at West.


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Squid is considering getting WoW.
Squid this BETTER not be true. I get shit from Dogar for liking you, if you start playing WoW I don't know how much longer I'll be able to justify it!


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In response to a question by MBC-TV, His Royal Highness Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz, Second Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and Aviation and Inspector-General, emphasized that U.S.-Saudi relations are strong and stated that there is full understanding between the two friendly governments. His Royal Highness noted that the UN plan to move several thousand troops is being implemented.
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Gardening Articles: Flowers :: Perennials
Helping Plants to Help Themselves (page 2 of 3)
by William Bryant Logan
How to use beneficial fungi
The fungi are not harmful to plants or animals, and typically you only have to inoculate once, at planting time, by mixing the fungal inoculant into the planting hole. For dosage, follow product recommendations.
Two main types of mycorrhizal fungi are available: ectomycorrhizal and endomycorrhizal. (Mycorrhizae is the symbiotic association of the fungi and plant roots.)
Ectomycorrhizae form mostly outside a plant's roots. They colonize the roots of many common trees and shrubs including alder, arborvitae, aspen, basswood, beech, birch, chestnut, chinquapin, eucalyptus, fir, hazelnut, hemlock, hickory, larch, oak, pecan, pine, poplar, spruce, and willow. If they appear aboveground at all, it is usually in the form of small puffballs or mushrooms with dusty brown spores. But if you carefully dig into the root zone, you will likely find masses of white or orangish "roots" growing out of the plant's roots. These are the ectomycorrhizae, and in exchange for the plant's feeding them with sun-derived carbohydrates, these fungal roots exponentially increase the plant's ability to draw what it needs from the soil. Indeed, it is now thought that without mycorrhizae, many species of trees and shrubs might never have survived at all.
Endomycorrhizae form mostly inside a plant's roots. This is the most widespread type of mycorrhizae. The list of plants they live with is long, reaching from bamboo to camellia, and from apple trees to fescue grass. Their hyphae do grow extensively out of the roots. For the most part, endomycorrhizae are invisible to the naked eye, though if you managed to remove the soil from around the roots of plants host to these fungi, you could see them with a microscope. (They would look similar to the fine roots on the plant.)
Vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae (VAM), a subgroup, occurs naturally in 90 percent of all vascular plants, including agricultural crops, grasses, desert plants, flowers, citrus, and shrubs. Other subgroups are more specialized and grow only with orchids, for example, where they are necessary for orchid seeds to germinate. Still others associate only with ericaceous plants (heaths and heathers).
Mycorrhizae provide the most benefit to long-lived trees, shrubs, and perennials planted in less intensively maintained soils. In heavily fertilized perennial or vegetable beds, mycorrhizae are of least benefit. Nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers in particular inhibit their growth.
Adding VAM fungi to soil has been shown to improve growth of some slower-growing annuals and vegetables. The fungi penetrate the plant?s root cells, resulting in bushier plants with higher yields of fruits or vegetables.
For established trees, shrubs, and perennials, lightly cultivate mycorrhizal inoculant into soil within the drip line. Alternatively, dig holes around the drip line and backfill with inoculant, or inject it into the root zone.
Mycorrhizae are not a miracle cure -- any more than nuking plants with nitrogen is nourishing them -- but using these fungal roots is an important step toward healthy plants that live off the soil rather than doses of fertilizer.


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Do you have pain in your legs when you walk?
Does it go away when you rest?
Do you have sores on your feet that won't go away?
Do you have pain, numbness or tingling in your feet or toes?
Do you have discoloration in your feet or lower leg?
If you answered yes to two or more of these questions, chances are you have Peripheral Vascular Disease.
It's a restriction in circulation in usually the legs.
If you're a smoker, have high blood pressure or diabetes not only are you at risk for heart disease, you're also at a higher risk for Peripheral Vascular Disease.
Director of cardiovascular services Diane Paine says,
"We're seeing it more and more in an aging population because the same plaque buildup, the same lifestyle risk factors that have affected cardiac disease are also affecting the limbs and the circulation to the feet and legs."
The more plaque build-up in your arteries the more your blood flow is restricted and that can cause a trickle down effect of serious health problems.
"Restricted blood flow in the legs causing problems with mobility, problems with circulation in the feet, numbness and eventually sores, impact your ability to get around, your lifestyle and of course if you eventually end up with a loss of a limb and amputation that can extremely change your lifestyle," says Paine.
That's how serious this disease is.
But because it's a common problem many people think it's a natural part of aging.
It's not -- and needs to be taken care of immediately.
"It can be corrected in a cath lab quickly and easily."
"Once it goes beyond the ability to some intervention work inside the blood vessel then it's surgery... maybe doing a bypass.
If that doesn't work then you end up eventually losing a limb.
Gulf Coast Medical Center is one of 2 hospitals in the nation to receive the Joint Commission's gold seal of approval for Peripheral Vascular Disease programs.


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This gi was designed as a great summer gi for guys or gals who train regularly. We have some black belts that use these gis everyday and love them!
The clean look of the gi allows for the easy addition of your school's patches and logos
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Bienvenidos! The College Assistance Migrant Program is dedicated to serving the higher education needs of migrant students at St. Edward's. Because CAMP is funded by both the U.S. Department of Education and St. Edward's, we follow federal definitions for migrant and seasonal farmwork. To qualify for CAMP you must meet the admission requirements for St. Edward's, be a U.S. citizen or legal resident.
CAMP has assisted more than 2,700 students since 1972, with thirty-five students chosen annually to participate in the program.
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16-year-old charged in second robbery
The same 16-year-old male arrested Sept. 23 in connection with a robbery on West Broad Street in Short Pump that day has now been charged in connection with an armed robbery that occurred at SkateNation Plus in Short Pump Sept. 20.
Henrico Police announced today that the juvenile, from Richmond, was charged with two counts of robbery, two counts of use of a firearm in commission of a felony, two counts of possession of a firearm as a minor and two counts of sexual battery, all relating to the incident in the SkateNation parking lot.
That incident took place at about 5:30 p.m. on Sept. 20. Two women were approached by the assailant, who displayed a gun, touched both women inappropriately and stole several items from them.
In the Sept. 23 incident, the teen was charged with two counts of robbery and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Police responded Sunday afternoon to the 11100 block of West Broad Street, following the report of a robbery, and later pulled over a car at Belvidere Street near West Broad Street matching the description given by victims. The 16-year-old was the passenger in that car.
County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
Tuckahoe YMCA to host Refugee Community Resource Fair
The Tuckahoe Family YMCA and ReEstablish Richmond will host the third-annual Refugee Community Resource Fair Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon at the YMCA, 9211 Patterson Avenue in Henrico. The event is designed to provide refugees in the region information about jobs, local businesses, housing, health care, education and more.
As part of its strategic plan, the YMCA of Greater Richmond works to identify, address and eliminate economic, geographic and cultural barriers. > Read more.
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Celebrate Independence Day in Henrico! The county's annual event is new and improved this year with a later start time, expanded hours and new entertainment, including the Richmond Symphony and a laser light show. Lewis Ginter is also offering free admission all day. On Saturday, check out the first annual Innsbrook Taste of Virginia, the family movie at Varina Library or Anthony Snape and special guest Jess Labus at The Tin Pan. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Henrico wins National Association of Counties awards for 28 programs
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After you've experienced a Revolution service you may find yourself curious about what you can do to get connected. Here are a few ideas:
REVcommunities are the primary way we connect people in caring community and mobilize followers of Jesus to be on mission in our world. For more information on our RC's you can head to our info page or contact Jerad Wade Collier.
At Revolution Church we place a high value on individuals volunteering to serve and coming together to fulfill the mission God has called us to as His followers. Head over to our serving page to see which area of service might be the best fit for you.
Pastor's Coffee
Sometimes people want to get to know the leaders a little better and our Pastor's Coffee is designed to allow you to do that very thing. These Sunday events are scheduled on the third Sunday of every month, so the next one is never very far away. If you'd like information on how to get signed up for the next lunch you can contact Ciara Hull. Hope to see you there.
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Height: 5-10 Weight: 169 lbs.
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Born: August 30, 1915 in Whipple, WV
Died: February 9, 1998 in Knoxville, TN
High School: Oak Hill
College: Tennessee (school history) (Cafego college stats)
Drafted by the Chicago Cardinals in the 1st round (1st overall) of the 1940 NFL Draft.
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Hummingbird Cupcakes RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 2 cups sugar
- 3 eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 cups mashed ripe bananas
- 1/2 cup drained canned crushed pineapple
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup flaked coconut
- 1 cup chopped walnuts
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 3-3/4 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla. In a small bowl, combine bananas and pineapple.
- Combine the flour, baking soda, cinnamon and salt; add to the creamed mixture alternately with banana mixture, beating well after each addition. Fold in coconut and walnuts.
- Fill paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and butter until fluffy. Add confectioners' sugar and vanilla; beat until smooth. Frost cupcakes. Yield: about 2 dozen.
Reviews for Hummingbird Cupcakes
"I made this as a cake years ago, but love it as a cupcake. So light and moist. It was a winner in our family and a keeper as a holiday dessert!"
"I love, love, love these! I'm wondering if I could bake in 9" cake pans? Has anyone tried to bake a cake instead of cupcakes?"
"I liked this recipe. I didn't have bananas though so I subbed applesauce and a little oil. They still tasted good!"
"I made this recipe exactly as written and it was wonderful. I did not drain the pineapple and only frosted some and they were so fricken good. I make food like this all the time and give most of it away to friends and family after I've had my fill. I equally loved the comments and reviews of this recipe because I am so sick and tired of the calorie police, I agree with each and every one of the reviews that ask them to move on to another recipe or another recipe site. But I'm not going to say another word on the subject because nothing any of us can say will shut them up, EVER :)"
"Absolutely wonderful. Very moist and flavorful. I have an old hummingbird cake recipe that these remind me of. A hit with the coworkers"


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Wilmington man sentenced to prison on heroin charges
Published: Tuesday, July 23, 2013 at 4:52 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 23, 2013 at 4:52 p.m.
New Bern | Avery Muldrow, 23, of Wilmington was sentenced this week in federal court to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty March 21 to four counts of distribution of heroin, according to a news release from U.S. Attorney Thomas Walker.
Muldrow also was sentenced Monday by U.S. District Judge Terrence W. Boyle to a life term of supervised release.
From September to October 2012, the FBI and the New Hanover County Sheriff's Office took part in three controlled purchases of heroin from Muldrow, the release said.
He was arrested Jan. 15 by the FBI's Safe Streets Task Force, the sheriff's office and the Wilmington Police Department after a traffic stop. The release said Muldrow handed cocaine and heroin to a passenger in the car just before his arrest.
A search warrant for Muldrow's residence allowed law enforcement officials to recover heroin, cocaine, an AR-15 rifle, a 9mm handgun and a revolver, according to the release.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Mar. 29, 2005) - Oscar Posada, a sophomore from Valencia, Venezuela, has been named as the Southern Conference's men's tennis player of the week for the week of March 29.
Posada posted three league victories over Furman, Appalachian State and Chattanooga. Posada started his week with a 6-7, 6-1, 6-3 win over Allen Simmons of Furman on March 23. Three days later, Posada defeated Appalachian State's Alex Probst, 6-4, 6-2. Posada finished the week with a 6-2, 6-3 win over Arturo Navarro of Chattanooga on March 27. His three wins this week extended his unbeaten streak to eight straight at the number one singles position. Posada is 9-2 in dual matches this season, including a 6-0 mark in league play.
Posada and the Bucs return to action tomorrow March 30 when they host Winthrop. Match time is set for 2:30 p.m.


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You have the option to save/set an address as your home address that way you may navigate back home at any time by pressing a single button.
In order to navigate home, just go to the main screen and press the "Take Me Home" button. The system will guide you to the address you have saved.
In case you have not saved any address yet, please follow these steps:
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Published: Wednesday, September 4, 2013 at 4:45 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, September 4, 2013 at 4:45 p.m.
I'm not a fan of the doctor's office in 2013. And if I had been around, I certainly wouldn't have been eager to visit in the 1930s.
What: "Medical Equipment," on display at
the Cape Fear Museum
When: Winter hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday; closed Monday
Where: Cape Fear Museum, 814 Market St.,
Admission: $7, with discounts for seniors,
military and students, $4 for ages 6-17
Details: 798-4350 or CapeFearMuseum.
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The "Medical Equipment" exhibit at the Cape Fear Museum makes that abundantly clear. The small exhibit, on display through Jan. 12, offers a glimpse into what might have been seen at doctors' offices and hospitals from 1865 to the present.
Some instruments, such as a blood pressure kit from 1945, have barely changed. The "blood pressure measurer" came in a wooden box then, but the arm cuff and the bulb and valve look very similar to ones used today. And there doesn't appear to have been any major developments in the reflex-testing hammer since about 1960.
A medicine chest filled with glass bottles and stoppers from the 1880s, however, looks very different from the plastic bottles with child-proof lids that we see today.
There are also oddities in the glass case. An "electric weight loss stimulator" from 1958 straddles the line between medicine and health fad, and a dental oven from 1940 makes you wonder what the dentist was cooking up.
Some of the instruments are downright scary. The names alone are frightening – skull punch, spine cutter, surgical saw. The rudimentary instruments from the 1930s through the 1960s look like wood shop tools or horror movie props.
There are other equally disturbing tools. They don't have jagged teeth or razor-sharp blades, but their intended use is enough to make us squirm.
Included in the exhibit is a nasal douche, complete with display box, from 1900.
Far more alarming are the anal speculum and a box of Young's "Improved" Rectal Dilators from 1930.
Amy Kilgore Mangus, public relations specialist at the museum, pointed out that the most cringe-inducing objects are on the top shelf, high enough so that the toddlers won't be asking, "What's that for, Daddy?"
"It's our chance to get a little edgy," Mangus said.
The exhibit also features advancements in birth control from the 1960s to the 21st century.
Mangus said the museum had more than 2,000 medical implements in its collection to choose from for the exhibit. The display also includes photos of Wilmington area hospitals.
Mike Voorheis: 343-2205
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Photographer and designer Andy Royston walks the beaches of Ft Lauderdale Beach every morning.
This collection of dawn photographs is taken by iPhone3Gs and iPhone4 using the Lomora2 filter app and aims to show that even in the early hours the beach is full of color, contrasts and character.
The palm trees, the dunes, the sands and the mighty ocean are all shown in a new light.
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Even after Sundance, locals flock to indie film screenings across the state.
"Utah sometimes has this stigma of not being a very cool place," says Holly Yocom, "but I can't tell you how many filmmakers come to town and are blown away."
As Executive Director of Utah Film Center, Yocom can take some credit for the state's enthusiastic film support. The film center brings filmmakers, nonprofits and film-goers together to discuss societal issues at screenings across Utah.
Before working for the film center, Yocom was Zions Bank's senior compensation consultant for nine years. Now she finds ways to increase film center membership, help the city, county and state recognize its value and works with artistic director Patrick Hubley on film series and programs.
Popular programs include Through the Lens, a film series in which RadioWest's Doug Fabrizio interviews filmmakers; Damn These Heels, the film center's LGBT film festival and celebration; and Tumbleweeds Film Festival, the family-friendly fest this March. Dates, times and tickets at utahfilmcenter.org.


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Jan. 31 Public Record
Published: Thursday, January 31, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at 5:04 p.m.
The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• Shannon James Diehl, 30, of 236 Forest Hill Drive, Denton, was charged with two counts of misdemeanor larceny, three counts of felony larceny, two counts of injury to personal property, failure to appear on shoplifting concealment goods and felony breaking and entering, $20,000. $2,000 and $5,000 secured bonds, Feb. 21.
• Ronald Dale Shipwash, 33, of 610 Ball Road, Thomasville, was served with a fugitive warrant for a probation violation in Murray County in Georgia, $100,000 secured bond, Jan. 31.
• Samuel Jacob Freitag, 30, of 1610 Holloway Church Road, was charged with felony possession with intent to sell and deliver marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, $5,000 secured bond, Feb. 26.
• Jonathan Mitchell Porter, 30, of 323 Paul Drive, was charged with felony breaking and entering of a motor vehicle, felony larceny after breaking and entering and injury to personal property, $1,000 secured bond, Feb. 22.
The following larcenies more than $1,000 were reported to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and the Lexington Police Department:
• Two televisions, jewelry and laptop valued at $2,100 were reported stolen from a home in the 4000 block of Old U.S. Highway 52 between 8 a.m. and 12:06 p.m. Wednesday.
• Jewelry items valued at $2,440 were reported stolen from a home on Lacy Hepler Road in Thomasville between Jan. 17 and 3:58 p.m. Tuesday.
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For the more information about the geologic resources of the National Park Service, please visit http://www.nature.nps.gov/geology/.
Cave & Karst Education
Education and outreach are vital in our efforts to promote good stewardship, better understanding of the places we manage, and buy-in as to the values these resources hold for the American public. This is even more important in the understanding of cave and karst areas because they are generally underground and out of sight. These resources are quite often complex and cannot always be studied first-hand. The education of a park's staff including park management is a critical first step in promoting good stewardship. This should be followed by education and outreach to all visitors and potential visitors including school groups from kindergarten through college-aged students. Some excellent resources for teachers including curricula and general-interest learning are provided below:
Junior Cave Scientist Program
The Junior Cave Scientist Activity Book engages young people in learning activities to help them discover cave and karst resources, and introduces wide-range of cave experiences. The book is a fun-filled way to learn about the National Park System and become a steward of cave conservation. Learn more...
Caves of the National Parks Poster
Caves are diverse, fascinating, and rich in resources and a valuable part of our geologic heritage. This classroom poster helps students learn about Caves of the National Parks and why caves are important. Download PDF...
Growing Speleothems
In this activity students will grow their own speleothems, learn about the process of mineral formation, and record observations at the end of each day. Learn more...
Park Education Highlights
Some cave parks in the National Park Service have developed webpages with educators in mind. These pages can assist teachers in planning a field trip and some provide curriculum material.
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Webinars and Presentations
On-line presentations related to the topics of caves and karst are starting to become more and more available on the internet. This webpage lists some that are available. Learn more...
Karst Topography Paper Model
In this activity, students will construct a 3-D paper model that shows how water moves through karst and cave systems. Peering into the model's cave opening reveals a miniature diorama with many cave features. Learn more...
Cave & Karst Views
Views of the National Parks (Views) is a multimedia education program that presents the natural, historical, and cultural wonders associated with national parks and provides opportunities for all Americans to discover why national parks are special places. The link provided takes you directly to the section to learn about cave & karst basics such as types of caves, how they form, what can be found in them, why they are important and what threats exist. Lesson plans are provided. Learn more...
Making a Cave
After making clay models of caves students will learn about weathering processes and be able to conceptualize how water creates caves and cave formations. Learn more...
Park Education Highlights
Buffalo National River, Arkansas
Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico
- For Teachers | Caves, Canyons, Cactus & Critters | About Bats, Caves, and Deserts
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Great Basin National Park, Nevada
Jewel Cave National Monument, South Dakota
Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky
Oregon Caves National Monument, Oregon
Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Missouri
Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota
Webinars and Presentations
There are a growing number of sources for webinars and presentations related to caves and karst. Here are some that we know of:
- The National Parks Service Biologic Resources Division provides the following page with presentations related to WNS and bats in buildings. Learn more...
- A coalition of US government agencies offer the following website with multiple videos and webinars on the topic of WNS. Learn more...
- BatsLIVE - A Distance Learning Adventure Learn more...
- Cave and Karst - The World Beneath our Feet (held on October 11, 2012)
- Bat Basics (held on April 18, 2012)
- Bat Education in Your Class and in the Field (held May 3, 2012)
- White-Nose Syndrome.org
- WNS video and audio resources Learn more...
- National Speleological Society Webinars Learn more...
Additional Resources
NSS Education HighlightsIn their own words "...the National Speleological Society does more than any other organization to study, explore, and conserve cave and karst resources; protect access to caves; encourage responsible management of caves and their unique environments; and promote responsible caving." This organization has an Education Committee that has provided links to interesting information sources about caves and karst and Project underground. Project Underground in a non-profit organization that provides curriculum and workshops to educators.
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A Bollywood-style flash mob broke out about noon Saturday at The District at Tustin Legacy outside the AMC Theater.
Dancers from M.A.D. Bollywood Dance and Fitness Studios in Tustin took over the fountain area Saturday afternoon to the surprise of those milling about in the area.
Click here to watch some of the flash dance.
Unsuspecting shoppers and those who heard about the flash mob on Facebook were treated to a taste of Bollywood magic. After a while spectators joined in the dancing with about 50 taking part.
"Everything about Bollywood is about celebration and joy", said Reetu Patel, owner and choreographer at M.A.D. Bollywood Dance and Fitness Studios in Tustin. She concocted the idea to promote her studio, Bollywood dancing, and "Jashan, a celebration of the 100 years of Bollywood" at 4 p.m. April 7 at the Rose Center Theatre in Westminster.
Chloe Brown, 18, of Costa Mesa, learned about the flash mob on Facebook and came to the event with her mother in tow. The two were inspired to join in the festive dancing. "I like the Bollywood aspect of it," she said, "I love the color, the music, and it's doable. Anyone can have a part of it."
Lani Russo, of Villa Park is a bit of a dance mob groupie, and she has attended several of M'A.D.'s events. This time she dressed in a Bollywood dance costume and came to join in the dancing. "I'm putting myself out there," she said." My kids think I'm crazy – but a little crazy is good. Otherwise life would be too mundane."
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The Lady Yellow Jackets will take off today to depart for Sioux City, Iowa for the National Tournament. Opening ceremonies kicks the action off on Tuesday, March 11th with a banquet. On Wednesday first round games begin. The Lady Yellow Jackets will open on Thursday, March 13th at 5:45pm in the Tyson Event Center as they take on Rio Grande from Ohio. Rio Grande is 23-7 entering the tournament.
The Lady Yellow Jackets are coming off their impressive DAC Championship win over Mayville State University. "We are excited to get out there and compete. We have had over a week without playing games now and we are getting anxious to kick off this tournament" said Coach Nore. The Lady Yellow Jackets enter the tournament at 26-5.
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What is this thing called skin? The Skin is the largest organ in the human body. Skin follows anthropologist Nina Jablonski into the African Savanah as she tries to determine how skin has evolved over time, and why we have different skin color.
Witness an ongoing scientific study that shows how skin is important to attraction through chemistry. Follow two photographersone trying to prove through his photographs that skin is beautiful everywhere, by encouraging people to be rid of their inhibitions; the other traveling the world to document cultures who revere skin through the ancient art of body decoration.
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looking good. did it take long to put together and did you need any special tools?
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looking good. did it take long to put together and did you need any special tools?
Umm, sort of. It was about two weeks, in three couple hour sessions (interuptions due to kids school year end events, etc.). Slow mainly because the instructions as still in flux, and the only real documentation is the assembly videos which were not 100% accurate due to minor design changes.
The video are here... Assembly Videos - Printrbot Wiki
The Printrbot.com folks are still having growing pains due to difficulty with the various suppliers and ramping up from 100 kits to over 400+. I'd wait for a few more months before ordering. That way they'll have time to A) work out the bug in the supply chain, B) Get the new mini- and Large model refines, C) Get better build documentation created. They have also talked about eventually selling completely assembled one at some point.
Glad to see you got it going.
Looks like it would be easy to expand later if you wanted to.
Actually people who bought these (hint, hint :D ) need to start printing out the plastic parts to sell to others, and make a list of the metal parts needed, this way someone can put one together and only needs to buy things like the circuit boards and maybe the motors from PrintBot.
Isn't that what these things were originally made for?
thanks for the advice rocster.
I have a Solidoodle ordered for a non-gun project. It's supposed to ship the last week in June. When I get the time I'll print out that AR mag and post some close-up pictures.
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Report of working 3D printed gun - Boing Boing
3D printers are crap. Just toys for idiot nerds. Way too limited, way too flaky.
Plastic parts make good cores for making your casting molds. Jay Leno uses a scanner and 3D printer to make his own replica car parts for some of his classic cars. Autozone don't exactly stock an exhaust manifold for anything before WWI.... He scans the part he does have into a 3D model, draws in the missing pieces, then prints out a prototype to check for fit. He then uses it to make a casting mold, or sends the program to his CNC center to mill it out of solid material.
My friend has a Makerbot.
So far he has just made some toys for his kids.
Mostly I see the real drawback is just not enough variations in the polymers available to extrude. ABS is pretty brittle.
That said, I'm going to get him to try printing a 10 round AR mag.
Maybe not.
Just checked thing verse & the files aren't there anymore.
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Embark on an amazing journey deep into outer space with this large-format, full-color volume plus five-DVD voyage through the cosmos. Hubble contains nearly 200 of the most spectacular images from the Hubble Space Telescope. It illuminates the solar system's inner workings, the expansion of the universe, the birth and death of stars, the formation of planetary nebulae, the dynamics of galaxies, and the mysterious force known as "dark energy." Then delve deeper with our Space DVD set, which includes several of our most popular space exploration DVDs: Hubble's Amazing Universe, Inside the Milky Way, Asteroids: Deadly Impact, Journey to an Alien Moon, and Monster Black Holes.
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I left here a while ago, but I've checked over the site from time to time and it seemed on the brink of collapse. Pants was kicked (finally), and it seemed you were all about to join the hivemind known as Cosmo. I just saw a Pokedream update on Facebook so I decided to quickly come back and check things out again, and it looks your population is back up. 13 people viewing Miscellaneous? Where did everyone come from? What else has been happening that I've missed?
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ZF-1004: Add support for stream context in the Socket adapter
Currently, the default Socket adapter does not support stream contexts - for example, there is no way to set a local certificate for HTTPS connections (might be important for PayPal access for example)
We should either improve the socket adapter to support this or create a new adapter based on stream_socket_client() instead of fsockopen().
apparently, stream_context_set_params() can be used on sockets created by fsockopen as well - so there is not much rewriting to be done here. This can be done using a new configuration option and a call to stream_context_set_params() on the socket after opening the connection.
I have attached a patch that changes the Socket adapter to use stream_context_create() instead of fsockopen(), and adds 'sslcert' and 'sslpassphrase' options to allow client SSL certificates to be used. Although the conversion from fsockopen() to stream_socket_client() may not have been needed, it only required changes in a few lines of code and as far as I can tell does not have any drawbacks.
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Thanks for the patch, it looks great! One question: Did you sign your CLA yet? I can only apply the patch if you signed the Framework CLA: http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/…
You're welcome. Yes, I signed the CLA back in November 2006.
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To the west of the Monte Rosà, Europe's second highest mountain, lies the Gressoney Valley, part of the Monte Rosà ski area of over 150kms of piste covering three valleys. Its Alpine location means Gressoney is one of the most scenic resorts in the Aosta Valley with views of Mont Blanc, the Monte Rosà glacier, the Matterhorn and the Gran Paradiso. The Gressoney valley has several ski areas: Weissmatten, St. Jean, La Trinité and Stafal.
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