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Many Arkansas consumers will consider donating money to charitable organizations to support victims of the tragedies and ongoing relief efforts. Of course, most of those donations will aid those who they are intended to aid, however some callous and opportunistic con artists may use these events as ways to take advantage of unsuspecting consumers. � Accordingly, Attorney General Dustin McDaniel issued this special consumer alert today to remind Arkansans to donate only to reputable charities and to offer advice to consumers on how they can know whether a charity is legitimate. � "The people of our state stand ready to help others after every disaster, and that generosity and kindness are unmatched anywhere else," McDaniel said. "What is disappointing is that we often see criminals who try to exploit that generosity and kindness for their own gain by engaging in charity scams following tragedies." � Aside from charity scams, another way fraudsters attempt to capitalize on consumers' goodwill is through emails and social media posts promoting dramatic photographs or video footage of the events. Most often, the links to the supposed photos or videos are attempts to steal a consumer's personal or financial information, or they are ways to install malicious software or viruses on a consumer's computer. McDaniel urged consumers not to open emails from people they do not know who claim to be publicizing such photos or videos. � When donating to a charity, McDaniel said consumers should keep the following tips in mind: • Always ask questions before giving to any organization. Ask specifically about the organization's mission, ask how the donation will be used, and ask whether the donation will be tax-deductible. • Refuse high-pressure appeals. Legitimate charities will not attempt to rush consumers to donate. • Never send cash. For security and tax purposes, make donations by check or credit card. Also, make checks or money orders payable to the charitable organization, not an individual. • To avoid falling victim to sham solicitors, contact a charity directly before giving a donation online or providing financial information to someone going door-to-door or on the telephone. • Don't fall for scams in which the con artists have an organization that has a name that looks or sounds like that of a respected, legitimate charity. • Be wary of any organization or individual that offers to pick up a monetary donation personally. A legitimate charity will have an address to which donations may be mailed. Most charitable organizations that solicit donations in Arkansas are required to register with the Attorney General's Office. McDaniel encouraged consumers to visit the Arkansas Charities Database at www.ArkansasAG.gov to find out more information about specific charities. � For further information, consumers may contact the Attorney General's Public Protection Department at (800) 482-8982 or visit the Attorney General's Consumer Protection website,www.GotYourBackArkansas.org.
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Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 31 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Momovb3 Worth the surcgarge I have been eyeing this table for a while, but was always put off by the surcharge. I finally bit the bullet and bought it. And it was worth every penny. It's hard to find a table that is that narrow, good quality, and at that price. Even with the surcharge, it was worth it and I love it. Very easy to put together, it must have taken me 5-10 minute. Wood is sturdy and rich. Love it. January 16, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cait327 Great table! I had seen this table many times in my local World Market store, and loved it, but was never sure where to put it, so I always refrained from buying it. My husband and I moved in August, and the new house thankfully has a bit more space! It took me less than 10 minutes to unpack the box and attach the legs! I put the table in our bedroom underneath a large mirror, and I love it! The dark wood goes well with our bedroom furniture (Chase pieces, also from WM!) and I think I got a great table for my money! October 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Renate compact and elegant! This console, foyer table is quite rich looking and elegant. Fits well in a smaller area and makes a big impression! It's absolutely perfect, love it! September 3, 2014
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Cilla K., the French West Indian vocalist and beatmaker released her first full-length album Fine Line in April 2010. This artist is on a mission to bring something intriguing to the table, with a concoction of indie and alternative beats, subtle jazz hints, hip hop and soul music sonorities. Coming to NYC from Guadeloupe, she collaborated with producer David Patillo and soon after releasing their song "Lost In You" online, Cilla K gained interest from more producers and established artists. The two have been working together since, and have brought on board such collaborators as Junius Bervine (Floetry, D'Angelo, Common), Clay Sears (Jill Scott, Vivian Green), Danny P. (Joss Stone, Robbie Williams), and Mr. Khaliyl (Da Bush Babees, Talib Kweli).
Besides the single "Easy To Love" (check the Official Music Video here), Fine Line also includes the powerful song featuring Jniero Jarel, "Evil Child" now on iTunes with original artwork by Muris Fixon.
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Two homes in Middletown's historic district will be featured Saturday as a part of Christmas in Odessa.
Both houses will be open to the public for tours Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The historic homes that will be open in conjunction with Christmas in Odessa are Middletown Main Street director Tracy Skrobot's home at 200 N. Cass St. and the 2012 Designer Show House at 206 S. Broad St.
"Middletown Main Street has been working with Odessa to get more houses in downtown open for the Christmas tour and to get the visitors from Odessa to come to Middletown and see what great architecture, dining and shopping we have here," Skrobot said.
Christmas in Odessa will also feature several historic homes along Main Street in Odessa, just a few miles east of Middletown.
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YWCA Delaware is accepting nominations until Feb. 28 for five awards that honor women from the community who demonstrate leadership and exemplify the YWCA mission.
The five awards include: The Trailblazer Award; The Advancement of Women Award; The Leadership in Racial Justice Award; The Rita Turner Award; The Genevieve Gore Young Woman's Leadership Award. Winners of the awards will be honored April 30 at the YWCA's 2014 Awards Luncheon at the Hotel du Pont in Wilmington.
For nomination forms or more information: (302) 655-0039 ext. 230 or visit ywcade.org/awards.nominations.
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Having a Cost Plus World market nearby certainly gives me easy access to a lot of foreign candies. That is where I found this E.Wedel Milk Chocolate with Raspberry bar. I grabbed it because it was Polish and I felt I hadn't reviewed anything Polish in a long time. This chocolate particularly called to me because of the addition of the fruit. I really enjoy fruit fillings in chocolate, so I felt particularly drawn to this chocolate bar.
The package is beautiful with a background of deep royal blue with some of raspberry pink and white as accents. The illustration on the front shows a square of the chocolate being splashed with more liquid chocolate and full, plump raspberries. I can't read most of the package as it's all written in Polish, but I'm sure it must be very descriptive.
The chocolate is a nice middle brown color and the squares about about one inch square. It's incredibly soft to break and I easily took a piece off. Although, it could be the LA heat that makes it so soft! You can see some of the cream filling in the broken off square. The chocolate smells sweet and very intensely of raspberries. It's floral with an hit of something artificial that I can't lay my finger on. Overall it's a very nice scent.
To start, the taste is nice! On your first bite you get all three flavors blended at once. The chocolate is sweet and doesn't deliver much flavor, then you get the creaminess from the filling, then the sharp fruitiness of the raspberry jam. The jam is very "red" and has the sweet berry flavor, but it also has an unexpected tartness to it. Overall the flavors blend together very well and make for a delicious filled chocolate. I'd certainly say that the raspberry is the foremost flavor here, as the chocolate and cream tend to recede behind the powerful fruitiness. The flavors are balanced beautifully and I'd image it'd have a very wide appeal.
To add to this review, my husband also bought a black cherry version of this bar. He liked it so much it was gone in a sitting. Well then. I believe that speaks for itself! This bar was really tasty and I'm glad I gave it a try. It just goes to show that Poland makes tasty chocolate too!
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Are you a Stravasshole?
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Stravasshole : an individual Strava-ing at the expense of common courtesy.
Strava is fun and I like to go "Strava-ing on the weekends". For those unfamilier with this term, Strava is a the ability to track your rides with GPS AND (most importantly) compete not in real-time with other riders of the road or trail for the fastest time. There are other products that provide rich GPS ride tracking like Ride with GPS and MapMyRide is getting into KOM's as well but Strava isn't about it's GPS technical excellence it's all about public display of winning. But like any disruptive technology that hits the market like Facebook, Twitter or camera phones, bad uses arise and with Strava these people are called Stravassholes.
Recently on MTBR Forums a Post about Stravassholes was made
So over the last year or so the rides tracked on Strava here in the FR have blown thru the roof, especially in the Golden area. the lookout road climb had always been a biggie but now there are tons of UH and DH segments on dirt all over Chimney, WR, NTM, STM, etc. Initially I was hooked, I was riding better when I knew I was on the clock. Since however, realized its clearly a double edge sword. Was ascending last week, some ***** comes whipping around, saw me and shouted "STRAVA! coming thru"...didn't bother to yield and blew by. not a huge deal, wide section of the trail, but got me wondering what the FR will be like when the entire FR is full of Stravons killling each other for the KOM. oh well.
- Choosing a Strava Segment due to favorable winds
- Stravaing while in a pack, no, this is a solo thing
- Descending in a bubble and yelling "Strava"
- Posting your Strava account link on your resume
- Add your ways in the comments below
Are we becoming Stravassholes with this new technology?
I posted this question to Facebook recently and got some interesting feedback, as one person said, Assholes are Assholes, Strava just gave them a platform to amplify it.
But I like Strava as it allows us to do something not so easily done before and to use it in innovative ways like create a race without ever having a race or easily see how my climbing or descending compares to my peers or just for myself and how I perform on my weekly personal hard ride day. With tools like Strava one could create a entire race series for a Summer and never have to get a permit, have insurance or get it sanctioned, how cool would that be?! It can also be very disheartening at times like when I blew a personal record on NCAR last week only to find out that put in me 39th place (I'm not even going to try to beat the downhill segment).
If you haven't tried Strava or any of the Strava like products (Ride with GPS, MapMyRide, or MyTracks (Google)) than be cautious, it can be addictive and if you have any bit of asshole in you then it will get amplified and your inner Stravasshole will come out.
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Enter a real race losers
Submitted by sillyu (not verified) on
Strava is yet another idiotic social media "product". Just an excuse for people to remain impersonal and anti-social while doing their little "look at my fantastic KOM" peacock dance. Not to mention it encourages DBs to turn every strip of trail and street into a "race" . This makes riding dangerous for others not to mention the Stravassholes themselves, not that I care about them though. If you want to race, man up and enter AN ACTUAL RACE. No one cares about your KOM.
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It's not that easy
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It's not that easy to tell them just to enter real races, don't you read the comments of Colorado racers? Let me break it down
- They hate that there are too many categories
- They hate that there aren't enough categories
- They hate a timing system that can't tell them they got 24th place
- They hate the high race fees
With all this hate how can they possibly enter a race? It's impossible!
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You have to admit that it's
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
You have to admit that it's kind of funny that Strava is more accurate, reliable, and quicker than the ACA timing system.
Points: 15
Strava data is highly suspect
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This is just a stupid comment. You obviously hate the ACA and you want to rip everything about it.
Strava is not always accurate as it relies on GPS units working correctly. What if there's heavy cloud cover? Multipath error? They also manipulate the GPS data on their servers into a propriety format for smart phone users. Strava is usually very accurate, but when comparing times across multiple software platforms, i.e. Connect, it's often very different. Mountain bike segments are almost useless with Strava. Many people collect data with smart phones which when comparing to GPS units is highly suspect, so what's a KOM worth then?
The only real valid use is comparing your own rides using the same system and data collection device, or comparing with your friends who use similar ways to collect and upload data. Even this is suspect as my time from Boulder Roubaix was 1 minute off a guy I finished with who was using a Garmin 500 like me.
I should mention that I'm a premium member of Strava and I've logged nearly 10,000 miles on it over the last two years. I'm addicted. I've been around long enough to know it's flaws.
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I just read that Strava
Submitted by VelvetSamarai (not verified) on
I just read that Strava reverted back to their original way of tracking data and this might explain my ride errors at Boulder Roubaix. It seems they changed the way the post process the data. Good for them, continue to innovate.
Still though, GPS errors still exist for many reasons.
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Glancing at a few of the
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Glancing at a few of the strava leaderboards, it seems to be mostly a mix of local pros and masters, with a few elite triathletes. Basically guys who are pinning numbers on most weekends. Personally I think it's sort of cool to see.
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yeha losers, no one cares!
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unlike say... the the hordes of people who care about your 7th place in a 35+3 crit in an office park near boulder?
nothing funnier that the weekend spandex set posturing about whats real sport and what isnt.
Dudes out riding their asses off and posting improvements every week is real enough for me.
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Can't Decide
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I cant decide if it would be more dismally, soul crushingly pathetic if that post was written by a 35+4 packfill lifer, or an elite.
Either scenario is pretty embarrassing in its own way.
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STRAVA users do race
Submitted by Phipps (not verified) on
What's wrong with using STRAVA to track your training and racing and compare your races to other categories and previous year's races?
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How did racers track their
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How did racers track their training and races before Strava?
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The weekend is going to start out with rain, but it eases as we get further into the weekend and should be gone on Saturday. And since the kids are going to be in the house, we have suggest events that tie in with getting their nose in a book.
Make it a witch-themed weekend with the So You Think You're A Witch competition and Roald Dahl's The Witches, or bring them to the Peach Days celebration in Brigham City and let them read Dahl's other masterpiece James and the Giant Peach on the way.
So You Think You're A Witch Competition 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 11 Gardner Village, 1095 W. 7800 South, West Jordan Click here for more info
Ladies 16 and up compete in the So You Think You're A Witch competition. They'll be judged on their witchy outfits, talents, tricks, spells and cackles. Winners will make appearances at the village through Gardner Village's Halloween celebrations. Tix are $5, get there early for good seats.
Book tie-in: The Witches by Roald Dahl. Get the book or rent the movie.
Friday Morning
King's English Storytelling 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 10 The King's English Bookshop, 1511 S. 1500 East, SLC Click here for more info
Kick off the literary weekend with story time for ages two to five. The kids help select the book and no advance registration is required. Just show up.
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Peach Days Celebration 10 a.m. -11 p.m. Friday, 6 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Saturday 100 N.-100 S. Main Street, Brigham City Click here for more info
Celebrate the best peaches in Utah with arts, crafts, food vendors, book sales, a 10K race, teen dance and much, much more in Brigham City. They'll even show an old-fashion drama, Penelope Lovejoy Goes West.
Book tie-in: James and the Giant Peach, also by Roald Dahl and also available at Blockbuster.


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The damages provisions of copyright law - up to $150,000 per infringed work without any proof of harm - are crazy. And according to the federal appeals court in Minnesota, the Constitution does not restore sanity. This week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit upheld the original jury verdict against Jammie Thomas-Rasset: a $222,000 penalty for sharing 24 songs on a peer-to-peer network. That's $9,250 per song (for songs that sell for about a dollar at retail). Frighteningly, the court suggested that statutory damages awarded by a judge or jury don't need to have ANY connection to the harm actually suffered by a copyright owner.
Today's sad news of the passing of Adam Yauch, the Beastie Boy's MCA, caused us to take a moment to reflect on the impact that the Beastie Boys, and their seminal record Paul's Boutique, had on remix culture.
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Does the government have a responsibility to protect innocent third parties from collateral damage when it seizes their property in the course of prosecuting alleged copyright infringement? That is the question a federal district court will consider next week in the latest skirmish in the legal battle between the U.S. government and Megaupload.
In the media firestorm surrounding the recent Megaupload takedown, there has been little lacking in the way of drama (police helicopters, midnight raids, safe rooms, shotguns, and inflatable tanks, for starters). The legal battles between the government and Megaupload are unlikely to end soon. In the meantime, however, many ordinary users of Megaupload's services have been swept up in the government's dragnet, and, as a consequence, have lost access to their own data.
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These music robots, The Hubos, may not be ready to replace The Beatles, but they are hot on the heals of the Blue Man Group.
The HUBOs, from Drexel's Music & Entertainment Technology Laboratory, are operating autonomously (not human-controlled). Their movements are directed by student-developed software to perform the gestures necessary to produce the appropriate notes and beats as dictated by a musical score. Every sound in the video was performed by the robots.


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Just a thought experiment here...
I've always liked the AR-10. Being cheap I'll probably never buy one, but I could build one... sort of. It wouldn't have to be a real AR-10, just an AR-pattern rifle in .308. For that matter, why not .30-06?
Milling an AR receiver from billet has been done often enough. I've found several sets of drawings on the 'net.
As a first approximation, just stretch an ordinary AR at the magwell, widen enough to take an FN-D .30-06 mag, do any other fiddles needed. Use an ordinary AR trigger group, stock, pistol grip, etc.
That leaves the question of an upper. The AR uses a 1919-style barrel extension and a multipiece bolt, which wouldn't be all that difficult to upscale to suit the larger cartridge. The barrel extension and bolt head could be broached in the lathe, using the carriage or a tailstock fixture. Practically everything in the upper would have to be handmade.
Probably not worth the effort, but an '06 would be way cool.


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Wednesday's college roundup: Embry-Riddle women's soccer eliminated from NAIA tourney
Published: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 5:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, November 29, 2012 at 12:27 a.m.
ORANGE BEACH, Ala. — No. 2 seed Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) beat Embry-Riddle 3-0 to end the Eagles' season in the NAIA Women's Soccer National Championship quarterfinals Wednesday.
The Blue Raiders (18-4-1) scored all three of their goals in an eight-minute span in the first half. Renee Hurd, Katarina Simic and Mia Persson notched the goals.
ERAU ended the season 17-6.
College baseball: Bethune-Cookman signs 13 for 2013
Thirteen players, including nine pitchers and four junior-college players, signed national letters of intent to play baseball in 2013 for Bethune-Cookman.
The pitchers are right-handers Alec Hayes (Citra North Marion), Abel Del Valle (St. Cloud); Logan Blum (Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley); Michael Thomassan (Orlando East River); Zach Olszewski (Bay City, Mich.); Keith Zuniga (Nogales, Ariz./Pima Community College); Jack Charleston (Gainesville Buchholz/Florida State College at Jacksonville); and left-handers Riley O'Brien (Parker, Colo.) and Kevin Griffey (Smithfield, Va./FSCJ).
The position players are infielder Edwin Bonilla (Kissimmee Osceola); shortstop Darren Seferina (Jacksonville Trinity Christian); infielder Bryant Munoz (Tucson, Ariz./Pima CC); and shortstop Demetrius Sims (Ypsilanti, Mich.).
College volleyball: ERAU 0-2 at NAIAs
SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Fifth-ranked Embry-Riddle was swept by 18th-ranked MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 25-19, 25-17, 25-23 on Day 2 of pool play at the NAIA National Championship.
The Eagles fell to 28-6, and the Pioners improved to 27-4.
ERAU is 0-2 in Pool E behind MidAmerica Nazarene (2-0), Hastings (1-1) and Bellevue (1-1). If ERAU beats Hastings (Neb.) tonight and MidAmerica Nazarene beats Bellevue (Neb.), there will be a three-way tie for second place at 1-2.
In that event, there would be two tiebreaking sets tonight, with the team with the highest percentage of sets won in pool play receiving a bye and the other teams playing in a 25-point tiebreaking set.
The winner of that set will then play the team that received the bye in another 25-point tiebreaking set, with the winner earning a spot in the single-elimination bracket Friday.
College volleyball: Stetson signs 2
Ocala Vanguard outside hitter McKenna Foster and Whitewater (Ga.) opposite hitter Madison Akins signed national letters of intent to play for Stetson in 2013.
"We are excited to have McKenna and Madison join our program," Hatters coach Tim Loesch said. "Signing a pair of state champions that hit on the left and right sides will help our team immediately, and for years to come."
College softball: Stetson signs 3
Two high school players and a junior-college player signed national letters of intent with Stetson.
Utility player Amanda Grimaldo of Sebring will transfer from Gulf Coast State, and left-handed pitcher Erin Bogdanovich of South Portland (Maine) High and middle infielder/outfielder Jessie TenBroeck (Live Oak Suwannee High) also signed to play for 2013.
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My boyfriend and I are playing COD online with two other friends. When he is using the Kinect's microphone to chat, and I turn on a second controller and sign in, the Kinect's microphone gets turned off.
However, if go into Chat & IM, it says the mic is on.
What is going on?
We can hear our friends but they cannot hear us. Also, there is a red X over the little mic symbol next to our names.


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Height: 6-3 Weight: 255 lbs.
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Died: August 1, 2009 in Maryville, TN
High School: Catasauqua
College: USC (school history)
Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 6th round (80th overall) of the 1962 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 17 (5416th overall since 1950)
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Like the concert encore you know is coming whether you want it or not, Saturday's Voyeur—the Salt Lake Acting Company's annual cash cow—has extended its run. The satire that skewers Utah culture will run until Sept. 8.
SLMag's entertainment editor Dan Nailen gave this year's Voyeur incarnation a tepid review, finding the singing and dancing flawless but the gags stale.
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Woman arrested in connection to double homicide
Published: Wednesday, September 25, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, August 27, 2013 at 4:23 p.m.
Investigators say the wife of one of two men killed on North Topsail Beach in July is responsible for one of the deaths.
Bekka Shellhammer, 19, of 2475 Highway 172, Lot 12, in Sneads Ferry was arrested Tuesday afternoon and charged with murder in connection to the July 25 stabbing death of Christopher Stewart, 31, of Sneads Ferry.
Onslow County Sheriff Ed Brown declined to comment any further.
Stewart and Shellhammer's husband, Robert Clinton Shellhammer IV, 31, of Sneads Ferry, were found dead on the beach by North Topsail Beach Police around 10:40 p.m. July 25 between Ocean Drive and the Village of Stump Sound. Shellhammer's death certificate lists his immediate cause of death as "exsanguination," or bleeding out, and the underlying cause was marked as a "stab wound to neck," according to William Kelly at Onslow Memorial Hospital. Stewart's official cause of death was also "exsanguination" from an "incised wound to the neck," according to his death certificate.
The deaths were the first homicides in the town since it was incorporated in 1990, according to NTB officials.
According to the arrest warrant, Shellhammer is accused of murdering Stewart with malice aforethought on July 25. North Topsail Police Officer Sgt. Mark Ray and Onslow County Sheriff's Detective Sgt. Mark Scott took Bekka Shallhammer into custody without incident at her home in Sneads Ferry. She is being held in the Onslow County Jail without bond.
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Product Review - Simply Dara's Raw Balls are an excellent all natural, vegan, gluten free, organic and "raw food" snack for cyclists.
Nutrition has been a hot topic in the cycling community lately and there seems to be a trend towards "real foods", think Allen Lim and the Feed Zone Cookbook. There also seems to be more and more cyclists going vegan or gluten free. In that vain, we've noticed a new product out of Boulder, Simply Dara's Raw Balls, that seems to fit right in with this trend, so we thought we'd give them a try.
How do they taste?
To me this is the most important criteria because if they don't taste good, you'll never want to eat them. The good news is they taste great, far superior to your typical energy bar. There are three different flavors available, so I decided to do a taste test with parents, children and teachers at a local Safe Routes to School event in Boulder. Here are the results:
Original Cacao - Definitely the most popular flavor with children, we ran out of this sample first.
Apricot Oat - My personal favorite, the apricots make them sweet and chewy, this was the second favorite flavor with our testers.
Dark Chocolate Chile - It's got a slight kick to it, so it's not for the spice wimps. The spice of the chile can also help fight migraine and sinus headaches, which made them very popular with the teachers and parents who tried them!
Raw Balls definitely taste best chilled. They can be frozen for up to six months and stored in the fridge for two months. But they don't need to be refrigerated, they can be stored at room temperature for up to a month, so it's safe to take them out on a ride or pack them for work or school without using a cooler.
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Organic Raw Unheated Nuts (Almonds, Walnuts and Cashews), Organic Raw Sun-dried Dates and Apricots, Organic Raw Cacao, Organic Raw Agave, Organic Certified Gluten-Free Oats, Natural Pink Himalayan Sea Salt, A special blend of Raw Organic Wildcrafted Flavors and Spices
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They are available at several front range Whole Foods and from her website www.SimplyDara.com
So, Why Raw?
Here is what Dara says on her website www.SimplyDara.com
Raw Food Benefit #1: More Energy
One of the biggest raw food benefits is having more energy and feeling younger. Raw food contains simple sugars, enzymes, nutrients, and minerals that our bodies need in an easily digestible form. Since less energy is needed for digestion, you have more energy available for other tasks—such as working, playing, exercise, or anything else you want to do. Which brings us to raw food benefit number two…
Raw Food Benefit #2: Easier & Faster Digestion
Raw foods contain living enzymes that help your body digest food quickly and easily. These enzymes are destroyed when food is cooked above 118 degrees Fahrenheit. When you eat a big cooked meal, a large amount of energy is required to digest the meal. This explains why you feel tired and sleepy after a big Thanksgiving dinner (or any large cooked-food meal). With raw food, digestion & elimination are quick and easy.
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Foods cooked above 118F° will lose enzymes, nutrients, minerals and vitamins. You can compare the energy that surrounds living food to the energy that surrounds cooked/dead food using Kirlian photography. Living foods have more energy, which can be seen with Kirlian photography.
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My mother-in-law gave me this recipe, which I lightened up by using less milk, reduced-fat whipped topping and angel food cake instead of pound cake. It's good made with fresh peaches or blueberries, too. —Pamela Gainer of Sand Ridge, West Virginia
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Seniors Look For Winning Finish, Maybe A Little More, In Dartmouth Finale
They have already led Princeton to its biggest turnaround in more than 20 years. Now, the members of the Class of 2012 can leave the football program with its first winning season in six years when Princeton hosts Dartmouth Saturday at 1. Of course, with a little help, the Tigers could be playing for even more.
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All-Time Series: Dartmouth 44-43-4
Last Year: DARTMOUTH 24, Princeton 17
Last At Site: Dartmouth 31, PRINCETON 0 (2010)
Last Five Years: Princeton 3-2
Last Princeton Win: Princeton 23, DARTMOUTH 11 (2009)
Current Streak: Dartmouth 2
Princeton's Last Time Out
Junior Trocon Davis picked off a trick pass late in the second quarter and returned it for a Princeton record 100 yards to lead the Tigers to a 29-7 win at Yale last weekend. Sophomore quarterback Quinn Epperly ran for a touchdown and threw for another to lead Princeton, which won its first game at the Yale Bowl since 2006.
Dartmouth's Last Time Out
Junior Dominick Pierre ran the ball 28 times for 136 yards and two touchdowns, but Dartmouth was unable to hold onto a 10-point lead in the final seven minutes against Brown. An 18-yard touchdown pass with 1:14 remaining gave the Bears a 28-24 road victory; that score capped a drive that saw Dartmouth recover a Brown fumble that had been ruled to have touched the sideline before the Big Green took possession.
That Winning Feeling
With Princeton's 29-7 victory over Yale last weekend, the Tigers enter today with a chance to clinch the program's first winning season since the 2006 Ivy League championship season. The current stretch of six consecutive seasons without a winning record is the program's longest since an eight-year streak between 1971 and 1978.
Head Of The Class
Princeton will also be looking to send its senior class out with a victory. The Class of 2013, which is featured on Page 4 of this week's game program, has helped bring the program from consecutive one-win seasons to the top half of the Ivy League standings, and possibly even more.
Seeing Red
While Princeton can control a winning season and a positive exit for its senior class, it can also hope for a share of the program's 10th Ivy League championship. If Princeton defeats Dartmouth and Cornell defeats Penn (a 12:30 start in Ithaca), Princeton would clinch either a two-way or three-way (if Harvard also wins) share of the Ivy League title.
As a reminder, Harvard was picked to finish first in the Ivy League. Penn was picked to finish second. Princeton was picked to finish last. Both Harvard and Penn won one Ivy League title apiece between the last two seasons. During that stretch, Princeton won one Ivy League game.
Poll Position
A Princeton win would assure the Tigers no worse than a second-place finish in the Ivy League. Only one team picked to finish eighth has ever finished second (Yale, 1998). No team ever picked to finish last has ended the year as Ivy League champion.
Rising Up
Princeton has already assured itself its biggest turnaround season in more than 20 years. The last Tiger team to win at least four more games than it had the previous season was the 1991 team, which improved from 3-7 (1990) to 8-2. That team featured a sophomore running back named Keith Elias, who ended his career as Princeton's all-time rushing leader.
World Series
The all-time series with Dartmouth is the closest of any of Princeton's Ivy League opponents. The Tigers, who won six straight between 2004-2009 to temporarily take a one-game lead, trails Dartmouth 44-43-4 in a series that dates back to Oct. 30, 1897.
Fired Up
One of the Princeton traditions is to hold a bonfire for the team on Cannon Green during any season that it sweeps the "Big Three." For the 25th time in program history, Princeton swept Harvard (39-34) and Yale (29-7), and will be honored with a bonfire Saturday night at 7 pm.
Harvard led Princeton 34-10 with 12 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter on Powers Field during Week 6, and Yale led Princeton 7-0 in the Yale Bowl early last week. In both cases, Princeton finished the game scoring 29 unanswered points to secure the victory.
Just Quinn, Baby
Sophomore quarterback Quinn Epperly has both rushed for a touchdown and thrown for a touchdown in three of Princeton's last four games. He has accounted for nine Tiger touchdowns in the last four weeks (five passing, four rushing), and he currently ranks third in the Ivy League in passing efficiency.
First Impression
Quinn Epperly made his first career start in the 2011 season finale at Dartmouth. He rushed for two touchdowns in a 24-17 loss and was named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week.
When In Roman
Junior wideout Roman Wilson has scored at least one touchdown in six of Princeton's last seven games. He rushed for a one-yard score last weekend to even the score at 7-7 against Yale, and he caught the game-winning 34-yard touchdown pass from Quinn Epperly to lead Princeton past Harvard.
Quarterly Report
Princeton hasn't scored a first quarter point since the Week 5 game against Brown, when Spencer Huston took a throwback and ran for a 15-yard touchdown. Princeton's only two scores in the first quarter over the last six games have been Huston's run and a 93-yard kickoff return for a touchdown on the first play at Columbia.
Princeton has 21 first-quarter points this season. The Tigers have at least three times as many in every other quarter (71 in both the second and third, 82 in the fourth).
Sack Exchange
Senior Mike Catapano, who will be playing his final game today, leads the Ivy League and ranks second nationally with 1.1 sacks per game. Seven of his sacks have come in Ivy League games, including two apiece against Columbia, Brown and Penn.
Tackling The Issue
The race for the Ivy League tackle leader will come down to the final weekend, and two of the top three currently will be on the field today. Columbia's Zach Olinger leads the league with 9.2 stops per game (83 total), while Dartmouth's Michael Runger is second with 9.0 stops (81). Princeton senior Andrew Starks, a two-time All-Ivy League selection, is third with 8.9 stops (80).
Return To Sender
Junior Trocon Davis' 100-yard interception return last weekend matched the school record of James Anderson, who did the same during a victory at Cornell on Sept. 22, 1984.
Good And Bad
In Princeton's five wins this season, it is a +7 in turnover margin. In its four losses, the team is a -5.
In losses to Cornell and Penn, Princeton has struggled with turnovers in the fourth quarter. In both games, the Tigers turned the ball over on three of their final four possessions. In the victories over Harvard and Yale, Princeton was far more efficient at the end of the game; the Tigers scored touchdowns on their final four drives against Harvard, and they scored on a drive that took 6:57 off the clock in the fourth quarter against Yale.
Return To Sender
Freshman Anthony Gaffney is not only third in the league in interceptions and passes defensed, but he also leads the league in kickoff returns. Gaffney averages 26.5 yards per kick return, and his 59-yard return in the fourth quarter against Harvard set up the first points in Princeton's 29-point 4th quarter. Gaffney made quite the splash in his Ivy debut; he returned the opening kickoff at Columbia 94 yards for a touchdown. The Tigers were either tied or leading for the next 188:44 of game action.
Welcome Matt
Freshman Matt Arends has started four games opposite of Anthony Gaffney after Khamal Brown was lost for the season. In the last four, he has averaged more than seven tackles per game, and he has recorded at least one pass breakup over each of the five starts.
We're Honored
Sophomore quarterback Connor Michelsen was named the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week after leading Princeton to the comeback win over Harvard. Michelsen's honor gave Princeton at least one individual award per week for a span of four weeks. Anthony Gaffney has won two Rookie honors, while both Mike Catapano and Caraun Reid have won Defensive Player honors. Nolan Bieck has a Special Teams honor.
Princeton is one of two Ivy League schools to have won each individual award at least once; the other is Dartmouth.
King For A Day
Senior Tim Kingsbury, a three-year starter at linebacker, had one of his most productive days against Penn. He set a career high with 15 tackles, including one for a loss, and he is second on the team with 63 tackles this season.
The Crystal Ball
Princeton will play five home games next season, including the opener against Lehigh on Sept. 21 (time TBA). The Yale game, traditionally the highlight of Alumni Weekend, will be played Nov. 16.


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Prospect Camp Preliminary RosterSubmitted by chad on July 6, 2010 - 18:24
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- Barberio, Mark
- Fadden, Mitch
- Ashton, Carter
- Connolly, Brett
- Gotovets, Kirill
- Gudas, Radko
- Hutchings, Alex
- Janosik, Adam
- Janus, Jaroslav
- Mullin, James
- O'Donnell, Brendan
- Panik, Richard
- Schemitsch, Geoffrey
- Zador, Michael
- Zahn, Teigan
- Jackson, Scott
- Killorn, Alexander
- Marshall, Matt
- Quick, Kevin
- Tokarski, Dustin
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- Witkowski, Luke
- Wright, James
The Lightning have assembled a preliminary roster for the upcoming prospects camp July 10-14 at the St. Pete Times Forum. The following roster, courtesy of Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune, includes at least three goaltenders, 12 defensemen and 17 forwards. All 2010 draft choices will be participating.
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Fourth Round, One Hundred Eighteenth OverallSubmitted by chad on June 26, 2010 - 14:36
Name: James Mullin
Position: Center/Right Wing
Shoots: Right
Height: 5.10
Weight: 152 lbs
Born: 2/24/1992, Philadelphia, PA
Last Team: Shattuck St. Mary's Prep (Minnesota High School)
Rankings: CSS 165 (North American Skaters), RLR NR (Overall), THN NR (Overall)
2009-2010 Statistics:
Shattuck St. Mary's (USHS), 55 GP, 32-40-72, 26 PIM
Mullin can score, and that's the name of the game. He led the prestigious Shattuck program (of Sidney Crosby fame) last season in scoring when he was a teammate of fellow Lightning prospect Kirill Gotovets. Mullin is small, but he's a speedy, tenacious player, as well as a creative playmaker and a good finisher. He makes his linemates better with his style of play.
Size is a major issue for Mullin, who must add weight to his small frame. He also needs to make quicker decisions with the puck as time and space will shrink at the next levels.
Mullin will have up to four years at the University of Miami (Ohio) to add strength and weight and could come out of collegiate play as a mid-round steal for the Lightning. He's got a long road to the NHL, but has a fine chance to be a solid contributor at the AHL level at the least. The more the game opens up, the more it favors players such as Mullin. As the Lightning's Martin St. Louis has proven, there's no substitute for heart, desire, and natural skill, but you have to have legs the size of tree trunks to make it as a small player in the big leagues.
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According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), nearly 12,000 babies are born each year in the United States with a hearing impairment. It is estimated that serious hearing loss occurs in about one to three of every 1,000 healthy newborns, and in two to four of every 100 babies in newborn intensive care units. Without screening or testing, hearing loss may not be noticed until the baby is more than 1 year old. If hearing loss is not detected until later years, there will not be stimulation of the brain's hearing centers. This can affect the maturation and development of hearing, and can delay speech and language. Social and emotional development and success in school may also be affected.
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I love spending happy hours with my girlfriends. Sometimes, it's from 5 to 7 p.m., when a glass of sangria or a bottle of lite beer can be enjoyed for just a few dollars.
More times than not, though, it's just sharing some precious time with my gal pals beyond the parameters of a bar and some discounted drinks. Happy hours can be spent going for a morning walk at the reservoir, braking for Saturday garage sales, or taking in a free movie on a Tuesday night. They also can be spent drinking a good cup of tea (or coffee), catching up with an old friend over lunch, sharing a confidence or laughing over a good joke until our sides hurt.
I consider myself blessed to have the best bunch of BFFs. Some go as far back as grammar and high school; others I've met along my journey.
Many of my friends have never been introduced. Chances are, though, some may have some of the same qualities, and others may feel like they know one another from what I have shared with them.
A recent magazine article by Whitney Joiner, asks "Are Girlfriends the New Husbands?" In it, Joiner discusses whether BFFs are now taking the place of husbands in many areas, particularly because women are marrying later. Joiner reports on the up and down sides of this new theory. Once the article hit the newstands, Kathy Lee and Hoda debated Joiner's position on their morning talk show, and Wendy Williams did a segment on it for hers. Others posted blogs on the topic.
To me, a relationship with my BFF and the relationship I have with my husband is like comparing apples and oranges. The two are completely different.
Did you ever read Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus? If you did, you'd know these two species are different in many aspects of their lives, especially when communicating.
Years ago, before cell phones and texts, one BFF called me from London on her honeymoon. She told me she wished I was the one travelling with her because we shared more of the same interests than her newly wedded husband. This year, they will celebrate their 30th anniversary, a true testimony of their relationship.
In my early 30s, I used to tell another BFF I roomed with that "if you were a man, I'd marry you tomorrow." Although we'd always have a good laugh about it, there was some truth to those words. She had all the qualities I was looking for in a husband but hadn't yet found.
For me, spending happy hours with my BFFs are an important part of my life because it's good for my soul. You bet I'll raise my glass to that one!


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Hell's Backbone Grill
Keep it simple: We love the Moqui Mac. The comforting casserole of mac and cheese with chiles and tomatoes has been on the menu since the get-go. May it never leave.
Our girls at the grill get more ambitious every year. They started with a restaurant and garden, and now they run a chicken ranch, an orchard and a farm, where they grow more than 12,000 pounds of produce a year. And a restaurant that's won national attention. Along the way, they've made friends from all over the country. We'd award them halos if we could. 20 N. Hwy 12, Boulder, 435-335-7464
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Painted Pony
Stellar sideways: Grilled ribeye is good, but stilton fritters are fabulous.The hardest trick a restaurant can pull off is longevity. Keeping a loyal clientele satisfied while tempting a new crowd is a balancing act, but it's one trick this pony has down pat. The Ancestor Square location seems classic, not fusty, and the pace is refreshingly measured. You may be dismayed to see coconut shrimp on the appetizer list, and we don't blame you, but go on to the bacon wrapped duck with celery root puree or the juniper-brined pork chop with a blue cheese–stuffed pear, and you'll see how good updated traditions can taste. 2 W. Saint George Boulevard, St. George, 435-634-1700
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Pizzeria 712
Take our word for it: It's a pizzeria, but don't skip the pork confit.
Or whatever else is on the seasonal "a little something" list. The original Heirloom Group restaurant, 712 takes all the company values—local, sustainable, handmade, low-key, unpretentious—and piles them on top of a pizza. 320 S. State St., Orem, 801-623-6712
Best of Northern Utah
We're not joking: Order the day's cut of Himalayan yak. It's low in cholesterol, lower in fat than skinless chicken breast, half the calories of regular beef, and it comes with shrimp and grits, bacon, roasted red peppers, caramelized onion, jalapeño and spicy beurre blanc.
Despite all the classy retail on 25th Street, Ogden still exudes a whiff of rougher days, miners and motorcycles. Jasoh is a different story. In its upstairs sanctuary, good food and wine are being served with a flair that would flatter a more cosmopolitan town: lamb carpaccio, balsamic-marinated duck, salmon with curry-maple quinoa. Invention like this (tenderloin with seven-hour Brussels sprouts, scallops with parsnip puree and cashews) is balanced by a straightforward pub menu on the other side of the bar and augmented with frequent wine dinners. Jasoh is a restaurant with a mission. 195 25th Street, Ste. 6, Ogden, 801-399-0088
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oh well. maybe she'll find take care of her kids.
oh well. maybe she'll find take care of her kids.
She only had the one.
but she chased off 3 members....
idk why you decided to be enemies with octomom
Which three? I forget.
This woman sounds like quite the menace. Was she truly that bad? I've never seen anyone banned on PD.
"A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects." - Time Enough For Love, by Robert Heinlein
one other RPer the one who had the joker in his avatar, FM for better or worse and me for a while.
haha, its hilarious how much of an affect keke had on fullmetal
how could keke have an affect on anyone
Oh, did I miss something juicy?
keke lured fullmetal into meeting her irl, making him think there was a potential relationship in the works. she brandished a knife and... blood everywhere.
the thread was deleted it was that bad.
He's just joking. FM got pissed saying she was too stupid to argue with. And she kinda slandered him a bit.


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anyone have a stream? firstrow.tv doesnt have one and chanfeed cut off.
Giraffries is in and Douglas commits his second turnover. Here goes our early lead just as predicted.
Nice touch for Jared Jeffries, he's another big body who can play, WTF are they smoking?
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No. You do not have to have a lawyer when you go to court. In California, several hundred thousand people each year go to court without a lawyer. This is called being in "pro per" -- the legal term for a person representing him or herself without a lawyer. However, some cases are complicated. This is when a lawyer can be most helpful.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Lee4 Nice necklace :) This is very pretty, it's just as it's shown online. The one thing that worries me is that there is no loop that the clasp hooks onto, it hooks right onto the chain, which is very thin, so hopefully that won't break later on. The little branch with the birds on it is adorable, and it's small enough not to look cheesy. October 5, 2013
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BPA Decision to Rely on Industry Consultant's Report
The federal agency responsible for evaluating the reproductive hazards presented by bisphenol A (BPA) will base its decision on a 300-page report prepared by a consulting firm whose clients include the company that makes the chemical, according to an investigation by Environmental Working Group (EWG). The Center for the Evaluation of Risks to Human Reproduction (CERHR) is run by scientific and support staff at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and Sciences International Inc. (SI), a firm with ties to BPA manufacturer Dow Chemical Co. The Los Angeles Times reported yesterday that SI's other clients include BASF, DuPont, Chevron, ExxonMobil, 3-M, Union Carbide, the National Association of Manufacturers, and 45 other manufacturing companies and industry groups.
BPA is a heavily used industrial chemical that is integral to the production of hard plastics and is found in the liners of metal food cans and in hard plastic containers. More than 200 animal studies show that BPA is toxic at very low doses, while the Centers for Disease Control has found BPA at levels that raise health concerns in 95 percent of people tested. The peer-reviewed science suggests that BPA may be contributing to increases in many human health problems, including breast cancer, prostate cancer and insulin resistance.
EWG wrote last week to Dr. David A. Schwartz, director of toxicology of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, demanding that SI and its employees disclose all industry ties prior to a March 5 meeting at which a CERHR expert panel is scheduled to evaluate BPA's risks. Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Chairwoman Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) also wrote Schwartz last week requesting a briefing on EWG's allegations.
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Who Pays the FDA?
The 1992 Prescription Drug User Fee Act, which authorizes drug companies to pay user fees to the Food and Drug Administration for reviews of brand-name drugs, is up for renewal this year, and FDA reform advocates are hoping there will be an opportunity to reduce big pharma's influence on the agency by eliminating user fees. In an op-ed published in the Boston Globe last week, Harvard Medical School's Marcia Angell notes that the current system has created a "disproportionate emphasis" on getting brand-name drugs approved faster and weakened the agency's other public interest functions. Because the user fees only apply to brand name drugs, there is a backlog of 1,200 requests for generic drug reviews, according to the Associated Press.
Positive Study Outcomes Associated with Financial Conflicts of Interest
A study in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery has found that reports authored by orthopedists with a financial conflict of interest were more likely to have positive results than studies without such conflicts. The study also found reported conflicts of interest in more than 40 percent of the presentations it examined. Although authors Kanu Okike and Mininder S. Kocher of Harvard Medical School, Charles T. Mehlman of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, and Mohit Bhandari of Hamilton General Hospital did not receive any outside grants or funding for the study, the authors do have ties to commercial entities including DePuy, Smith and Nephew, Stryker, Zimmer, Medtronic, and Synthes. y
CEQ Agrees to Turn Over More Climate Documents
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee appears to be close to getting its hands on documents related to possible political manipulation of climate change science that the committee has been seeking for months. In a Feb. 26 letter to White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) Chairman James Connaughton, Committee Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) and ranking member Thomas Davis (R-Va.) revealed that CEQ aides had agreed to provide one box of documents a month to the committee. Meanwhile, the committee also postponed until March 19th a second hearing on the integrity of climate science that had been scheduled for March 1st.
Odds and Ends
A California appeals court rules last week that the state's new embryonic stem cell research agency did not violate laws concerning conflict of interest rules, state spending, or the structure of ballot initiatives, the New York Times reported. The stem cell board is composed of officials of universities and other research facilities that could receive grants from the state research agency, but those board members are forbidden from voting for grants to their own institutions.


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Top-Ranked Harvard Lightweights Retain Goldthwait Cup Over Princeton, Yale
Harvard capped a perfect regular season by winning the varsity eight race in 5:51.0. Second-ranked Yale pushed the Crimson and took second in 5:52.4, while a young Princeton varsity eight took third in 5:57.0.
Princeton moved up one spot in the second varsity race, which was won by Harvard in 6:04.0. The Tigers took second in 6:07.4, more than three seconds faster than third-place Yale.
The Princeton freshman eight also had a second-place finish, though it was to Yale this time. The Bulldogs won the novice competition in 6:10.3, while Princeton was only two seconds off the pace (6:12.3). The Tigers topped the Crimson boat by more than two seconds.
Princeton also had third-place finishes in the third varsity eight (6:23.1) and the second freshman/novice four (7:42.5).
Princeton will still have one more tune-up race before the Eastern Sprints, and it will feature one of the top-ranked teams in the country. The Tigers will take on No. 3 Columbia and No. 11 Delaware next Saturday on Lake Carnegie. The regatta is scheduled to begin at noon, and it will follow the Content Cup heavyweight competition between Princeton and Brown (9 am), as well as the open women's dual race with Michigan (10:20 am).
"The guys won't have too much time to dwell on the results today," head coach Marty Crotty said. "We have a tough race next week with No. 3 Columbia and Delaware. Delaware has an undefeated frosh crew that just beat the Penn Frosh."
Varsity Eight
Harvard 5:51.0
Yale 5:52.4
Princeton 5:57.0
Second Varsity Eight
Harvard 6:04.0
Princeton 6:07.4
Yale 6:10.9
Third Varsity Eight
Harvard 6:15.2
Yale 6:20.7
Princeton 6:23.1
Frosh/Novice Eight
Yale 6:10.3
Princeton 6:12.3
Harvard 6:14.6
Second Frosh/Novice
Harvard A 4+ 7:31.0
Harvard B 4+ 7:38.6
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Recently on a trip, I came across a Colt LE6940 and since I don't have any Colt AR15s in the collection, well I had to fix that with a little purchase. Bear with me as my picture taking skills rank just below deplorable.
The rifle was bought NIB but had a Daniel Defense BUIS rather than the Matech. The rifle has a monolithic upper, free floated barrel, flip up sights and came with the sling, ergostrip black panel guards and two 20-rd
aluminum mags.
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Cross Country Looks Crisp At UW-Parkside Invitational
Oct. 17, 2004
2004 UW-Parkside Invitational Women's 5K Results in PDF Format
Kenosha, Wis.- At the same course that will host this year's Horizon League Cross Country Championships, the University of Illinois at Chicago cross country team put up a superb effort at the UW-Parkside Invitational at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside National Cross Country Course.
The Flames placed sixth out of 15 teams in the men's 8000-meter event, downing Horizon League rival Loyola, who took 13th place.
In the women's 5000-meter race, UIC took 10th out of 16 teams.
For the second straight meet Sam Watson led the Flames with a 26:22, taking 28th in the 249-competitor event. Right behind Watson was the returning Mikhail Davidyan, who took 29th with a 26:25 in his first race since Sept. 10th.
On the women's side, Susie Martinez continued her team-leading role this season with a 5K mark of 19:45, taking 41st out of 215 runners.
Lisa Petty was close behind Martinez, turning in a 19:55 to take a solid 48th.
The men looked strong as a team, with all six runners finishing within the top 55 competitors. Freshmen Jorge Flores and Joseph Mbari were especially strong, finishing next to each other as Flores came in 41st with a 26:47 while Mbari was 42nd by completing the course in 26:48.
Jim Sulzberger finished in 27:29, while Jose Macias rounded out the nice overall performance with a 27:32.
Kerry Brennan ran strong with a 20:24, finishing just ahead of teammate Rachel Covert, who turned in a 20:28 in her first event since the Bradley Invitational in early September after nursing an injury.
Renee Koziol wrapped up the women's race for UIC with a 21:52.
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Can someone explain what the readings listed on some of the valve sites mean please? Here's an example for a "matched pair" but what does it actually mean? (I get the bit about the numbers being similar hence matched but do the numbers indicate remaining taube/valve life?)
Hickok TV-7B/U checked@ 57/55 58/61
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Martha is a librarian at the Fairfax 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.
Asteroid 2012 DA14, probably made of rock and measuring about 150 feet in diameter, will fly past the Earth on February 15 at a speed of 5 miles per second.
It will only be 17,200 miles above us at the closest point – closer than the moon and many satellites.
The asteroid was first noticed last year by Spanish astronomers. "There really hasn't been a close approach that we know about for an object of this size," says Donald Yeomans of NASA in an NPR story.
Oh yeah? Well, there has been in science fiction!
One of my favorite books is Life As We Knew It by Susan Beth Pfeffer. It's a harrowing tale of 16-year-old Miranda trying to survive with her family in Pennsylvania after a meteor hits the moon and causes worldwide tsunamis, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions that block out the sun.
Meanwhile, in New York City, Alex Morales is trying to take care of his sisters. His struggle is described in Pfeffer's The Dead and the Gone.
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The Voodoo is a lowrider in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto IV. It has been used by the Haitians in Vice City, and in San Andreas it is used by the Grove Street Families (and in some missions by other gangs), it is especially favored for its low ground clearance, hydraulics, etc.
It has a high top speed, with smooth handling for a car of its size and will generally not flip unless the hydraulics are operated. In GTA IV, the Voodoo can take a lot of damage due to its weight and bulk, but it is one of the slowest-accelerating cars in the game.
In GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas, with its distinctive sideways tail fins, the Voodoo strongly resembles a 1960 Chevy Impala (or possibly a Biscayne since it lacks chrome). In GTA Vice City the car was only available in red, (with a black version seen only in the mission "Two Bit Hit" ) and had hydraulics instead of a horn. But in GTA: Vice City Stories, it now has a distinctive engine sound and it has different colors that can be resprayed, instead of the usual red. The hydraulics is now been replaced with a car horn.
In GTA San Andreas; it is seen in many different colors, and the player can upgrade hydraulics, rims, exhaust, nitro, but the bodykits cannot be modified, same as the Tahoma. The fuel cap is behind the license plate in the back of the car, and if it gets shot, it will explode .
In GTA IV, the Voodoo has the Chevy Impala's trademark 6 tail lights, still has the end of a 1960 Impala but strays away from the original design since it has the front of an altered '64 Impala (shaped like a 1965 Rambler Classic, 1968 Plymouth Roadrunner, etc.; but it looks more like the Impala's). The roof and windows are also from a 1964 (or '63) Impala. It also has a chrome strip running down the trunk as seen on 1959 Impalas. It does not feature hydraulics anymore. There is also a special "Jamaican Flag" (black, green, and gold) Voodoo that is driven by members of Little Jacob's posse.
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Price: $16.95
The Collectors Series edition of In Focus is reproduces the popular title in a new, smaller format. This magnificent collection of 280 photographs by many of the world's greatest photographers tells the tale of portrait photography over time in page after page of arresting images. Each photograph stands proudly on its own, yet taken together, they tell a much more complex and subtle story of the ever-evolving art form in constant creative response to new ideas, new eras, and new technologies.