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College Hockey:Army notches first win of season, beating Canisius
By scoring two goals, Army didn't exactly break out of the offensive doldrums on Saturday night. After five games, the Black Knights are averaging a meager 1.8 tallies per contest.
Army did however, snap its season-long losing streak, knocking off Atlantic Hockey rival Canisius, 2-1, at the Buffalo State Ice Arena in the second game of a weekend visit to Western New York.
Senior winger Cody Omilusik and sophomore forward Andy Starczewski each scored a first-period goal for the visiting Black Knights. Senior netminder Jay Clark stopped 32 shots to earn the win.
Army improved its record to 1-4-0 overall and 1-3-0 in Atlantic Hockey.
Freshman Ryan Bohrer had the lone goal for the Golden Griffins, who fell to 4-2-1 overall and 3-1-1 in conference play. Junior goaltender Dan Morrison, flawless in a 4-0 win on Friday, took his second loss of the season. Morrison made 24 saves in defeat.
The Black Knights flipped the first-period script on their hosts on Saturday, building a 2-0 lead in the first period; Canisius carried an identical lead into the first intermission on Friday night en route to the shutout win.
Omilusik opened the scoring when he snapped a low shot past Morrison seven minutes into the game. Starczewski added the game-winner when he converted a behind-the-net turnover into Army's second goal at the 12:43 mark.
"One of the things that we talked about was trying to get that first (goal)," Black Knights coach Brian Riley said. "Especially after last night, when we couldn't score (against Morrison). The longer you go without scoring, you start wondering if you're ever going to get to this guy. We were able to get one early, and you could just feel that there was life on our bench."
Army used that life to strangle the potent Golden Griffins offense that entered the contest among the top 20 programs nationally in scoring with 3.83 goals per game. The Black Knights successfully killed three penalties and prevented the red-hot scoring line of Cory Conacher, Vince Scarsella, and Kyle Gibbons from recording a point. It was the first time this season that the three-man unit was held to less than two points in a game.
"We have to work hard," Riley said. "We don't have a lot of high-end players. We have a lot of hard-working players. If we can bring that, we put ourselves in position to win games."
Army's plan of attack included the use of its own top line — wingers Omilusik and Danny Colvin, along with center Mike Hull — to bear down hard on the top Canisius guns.
"They have that line with Conacher and Scarsella, and that's a scary line," Riley said. "You have to make sure that when you're out there with them, that you're trying to take time and space away from them and try to make it hard for them."
The constant pressure and relentless physical play worked. Army's number-one line finished a combined plus four, while Conacher, Scarsella and Gibbons were minus three as a group and found itself in the middle of numerous post-whistle scuffles throughout the tense third period.
Golden Griffins coach Dave Smith agreed that the Black Knights got the jump on his bunch, but was bemused by the lack of whistles. Only three total penalties were called in a game that saw at least three Canisius players limp back to the bench after a particularly brutal shift.
"I thought Army outworked us early in the game, and that turned out to be the difference; their goaltender played great," Smith said. "And when teams are allowed to tackle, both teams are allowed to tackle, and do things that on most nights would be penalties, it turns into a funny game."
The Black Knights will continue their five-game road swing on Friday with a nonconference battle with struggling Hockey East opponent Massachusetts.
The Golden Griffins will not have much time to rest. Archrival Niagara will pay a visit to the Buffalo State Ice Arena on Tuesday, the first time that the teams will face off as members of Atlantic Hockey. The Purple Eagles are 1-3-0 and 1-1-0 in conference action.
"They are a feisty, extremely competitive team, much like Army," Smith said. "They've got a lot of skill. It's going to be a really difficult, difficult game. If we're ready, we'll be fine."
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Charles S. Ensign, 87, of Spencer, passed away Tuesday, January 8, 2013, at Medina Hospital. He was born March 25, 1925 in Spencer, to Clyde and Cora (Welsh) Ensign, and attended Spencer High School.
He entered the U.S. Army in 1950, and served in Combat Infantry in Korea. Charles was a lifetime resident of Spencer and was retired from Stanadyne in Elyria. He was a member of the Spencer American Legion Post #608, and enjoyed hunting and card games.
The family would like to thank the staff at Samaritan Care in Medina for Charles' care, where he had resided the past year and a half.
He is survived by daughter, Vicki (Rodney) Pfahler of Huron; sons, Carl of Canton, Mike of Medina; sisters, Bertha Hopkins of Medina, Doris (George) Simon of North Carolina; and brother, Frank (Ernestine) Ensign of Spencer.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen; sisters, Florence, Hazel, Lucille, and Margaret; and brothers, Walter, George, Leroy, Harold, Merlin, and Donald (Jake).
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The Bison Fire Map was reported by LALATE back last week. But after slowing down, the fire picked up dramatically on Monday. Officials in news statement today confirm that the blaze "fire has made significant runs on July 7 and 8 to the northeast through the Slater Mine area, burning through dense stands of pinyon pine, as well as crossing over the crest of the Pine Nut Range and backing down into the north end of Smith Valley." As a result new evacuation orders are in place.
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Cell phone carriers are racing to build WiFi hotspots across South Florida, allowing customers to access the Web from coffee houses, airports, shopping malls and other public spots. That means you can more easily find places to surf the Internet or check email wirelessly without using up your data plan.
AT&T recently announced it has set up more hundreds of South Florida WiFi hotspots across South Florida, and released a new app to help customers find those local hotspots. "AT&T has more than 400 WiFi hotspots in the Miami-Dade, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach areas," said Kelly Layne Starling, a company spokesperson.
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Gagnon, S N; Hengartner, M O; Desnoyers, S (2002). The genes pme-1 and pme-2 encode two poly(ADP-ribose) polymerases in Caenorhabditis elegans. Biochemical Journal, 368(1):263-271.
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Poly(ADP-ribose) polymerases (PARPs) are an expanding, well-conserved family of enzymes found in many metazoan species, including plants. The enzyme catalyses poly(ADP-ribosyl)ation, a post-translational modification that is important in DNA repair and programmed cell death. In the present study, we report the finding of an endogenous source of poly(ADP-ribosyl)ation in total extracts of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. Two cDNAs encoding highly similar proteins to human PARP-1 (huPARP-1) and huPARP-2 are described, and we propose to name the corresponding enzymes poly(ADP-ribose) metabolism enzyme 1 (PME-1) and PME-2 respectively. PME-1 (108 kDa) shares 31% identity with huPARP-1 and has an overall structure similar to other PARP-1 subfamily members. It contains sequences having considerable similarity to zinc-finger motifs I and II, as well as with the catalytic domain of huPARP-1. PME-2 (61 kDa) has structural similarities with the catalytic domain of PARPs in general and shares 24% identity with huPARP-2. Recombinant PME-1 and PME-2 display PARP activity, which may partially account for the similar activity found in the worm. A partial duplication of the pme-1 gene with pseudogene-like features was found in the nematode genome. Messenger RNA for pme-1 are 5'-tagged with splice leader 1, whereas those for pme - 2 are tagged with splice leader 2, suggesting an operon-like expression for pme - 2. The expression pattern of pme-1 and pme-2 is also developmentally regulated. Together, these results show that PARP-1 and -2 are conserved in evolution and must have important functions in multicellular organisms. We propose using C. elegans as a model to understand better the functions of these enzymes.
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Development of the air-launched antiradar/ECM/decoy Crossbow missile began in 1953 under project MX-2013. The first successful powered flight came in July 1956, and the first guided flight in May 1957. The turbojet-powered Crossbow was carried on underwing pylons of a B-50 or B-47 bomber. Development was cancelled in July 1957 in favor of the much more advanced Hound Dog, Quail, and Skybolt missiles planned for the B-52. Proposed follow-on WS-121B Longbow was terminated in 1960. Only 14 missiles were built.
Development Cost $: 74.600 million in 1958 dollars. Maximum range: 480 km (290 mi). Boost Propulsion: Turbojet. Maximum speed: 1,090 kph (670 mph). Initial Operational Capability: 1955.
Historical Essay © Andreas Parsch
Radioplane B-67-GAM-67 Crossbow
In the early 1950s, the U.S. Air Force had a requirement for a missile to home in on and destroy enemy ground radar systems, and in 1953 Radioplane received a development contract under project MX-2013. Radioplane's Model RP-54D Crossbow was a derivative of the company's YQ-1B subscale target drone, and was initially designated B-67. This was changed to GAM-67 in 1955 when the USAF abandoned the use of aircraft designations for guided missiles. The first successful powered flight of an XGAM-67 prototype occurred in July 1956, and the first guided flight succeeded in May 1957.
The XGAM-67 was a small turbojet-powered vehicle with straight wings and a twin vertical tail. One noteworthy feature was that only the left vertical fin had a movable rudder. The missile was air-launched from underwing pylons on B-50 or B-47 bombers, and the latter could carry up to four Crossbows. For its intially planned role of anti-radar missile, the Crossbow was equipped with a passive multiple-frequency radar seeker. Once the target was detected, the missile dived on it at near sonic speed, and the warhead detonated on impact. At one time it was proposed to arm the GAM-67 with a 40 kT W-31 nuclear fission warhead. In-flight control was by an autopilot and a radio-command guidance system.
It was also proposed to use the Crossbow missile as an ECM drone to jam enemy radars, as a battlefield surveillance drone or as a target drone. In these roles, the GAM-67 would have been recovered by a parachute descent followed by a soft landing on inflatable plastic cushions stored in streamlined underwing containers.
The Crossbow anti-radar missile program was cancelled in July 1957 because of technical and funding difficulties. It was replaced by Weapons System 121B Longbow, but this was eventually cancelled, too. The proposed alternative roles for the GAM-67 were not adopted, either, and so the development of Crossbow ended around 1960. Only 14 XGAM-67 missiles were built.Specifications
Note: Data given by several sources show slight variations. Figures given below may therefore be inaccurate!
Data for XGAM-67:
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|3.86 m (12 ft 7.8 in)
|81 cm (32 in)
|1.52 m (5 ft)
|1220 kg (2700 lb)
|Mach 0.86
|12200 m (40000 ft)
|480 km (300 miles)
|30 min
|Continental J69-T-17 turbojet; 4.4 kN (1000 lb)
[1] Bill Gunston: "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Rockets and Missiles", Salamander Books Ltd, 1979
[2] Kenneth P.Werrell: "The Evolution of the Cruise Missile", Air University Press, 1985
[3] Lloyd S. Jones: "U.S. Bombers", Aero Publishers, 1974
[4] Richard A. Botzum: "50 Years of Target Drone Aircraft", Northrop, 1985
Status: Cancelled 1958.
Gross mass: 1,300 kg (2,800 lb).
Height: 5.82 m (19.09 ft).
Diameter: 0.67 m (2.19 ft).
Span: 3.81 m (12.49 ft).
Thrust: 4.41 kN (991 lbf).
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Scottish singer Susan Boyle who rose to global fame in 2009 after appearing on "Britain's Got Talent," revealed in a Dec. 8 interview that she's been diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, a form of autism.
USA Today reported today that the singing phenom "feels relief at finally having the right label for her condition."
Although only making her revelation public today, the 52-year-old Boyle was diagnosed about a year ago by a specialist who informed her that she also had an above-average IQ.
Boyle said that she struggled during a childhood plagued with learning difficulties as a result of being oxygen deprived at birth. School was difficult for her she said, and so was being bullied by her classmates.
"Now I have a clearer understanding of what's wrong and I feel relieved and a bit more relaxed about myself."
Boyle went on to say that her diagnosis has given her a better understanding of the struggles she's had to contend with, and hopefully others could also now better understand why she is the way she is.
"I would say I have relationship difficulties, communicative difficulties, which lead to a lot of frustration. If people were a bit more patient, that would help."
"Asperger's doesn't define me. It's a condition that I have to live with and work through, but I feel more relaxed about myself. People will have a much greater understanding of who I am and why I do the things I do."
When Boyle first appeared on "Britain's Got Talent," she surprised the viewers and the judges of the show with an operatic voice that was in direct contradiction to her physical appearance and modest manner.
Before she was even done singing her introductory song, "I Dreamed a Dream" from "Les Misérables," she was being given a standing ovation.
Her 2009 debut album, "I Dreamed a Dream," quickly became the best-selling album of all time in Britain.
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A healthy young giraffe was put down by the Copenhagen Zoo and it's something that's making people angry. The giraffe, a male, was healthy and was shot and then fed to other zoo meat-eating animals.
The reason was because of inbreeding, says the AP
The zoo is facing more than a little wrath today after it put down a healthy young male giraffe with a bolt pistol and fed its meat to zoo carnivores—all over concerns about inbreeding, reports the AP.
The giraffe was two years old and was considered a "surplus" animal because he was, according to the BBC in the UK,
"genetically similar—yet inferior—to many giraffes already within the breeding program of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria."
But that is not the worst part. After he was killed, zoo workers dissected Marius in front of a crowd that was standing close by and fed him to the lions. Some of those onlookers were children.
The zoo has defended its actions and has declared it a just and responsible practice.
"Giraffes today breed very well, and when they do you have to choose and make sure the ones you keep are the ones with the best genes."
He reports that anywhere from 20 to 30 animals are put down every year at the Copenhagen Zoo.
"It's sad they couldn't have just given him to another zoo," says San Francisco resident, Katie Adler.
And it's not that people didn't try. A petition online set up to save Marius got 20,000 signatures and in the UK, the Yorkshire Wildlife Park offered to take the giraffe.
The director of a wildlife park in the Netherlands also says they tried to house the giraffe.
"We offered to save his life. Zoos need to change the way they do business," he tells press.
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Kettle Challenge!
The familiar sound of bell ringing and those red kettles will be out in Hampton Roads on Friday, July 18th.
The Salvation Army Hampton Roads Area Command will put out its iconic red kettles at the Harris Teeter stores on Wards Corner (7550 Granby Street, Norfolk 23505) and Princess Anne Plaza (3333 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Virginia Beach). The Advisory Board will go head-to-head with the Women's Auxiliary in a Kettle Challenge to raise the most funds that day.
The needs in our community don't stop after the holidays and neither does the work of The Salvation Army. The purpose of the Christmas in July campaign is to raise funds to support the programs and services of The Salvation Army throughout the year.
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I'm using dual monitor configuration (laptop + external CRT). Each time I lock my screen I need to restore my CRT screen parameters (actually refresh rate only) on next unlock. Screen refresh rate of external monitor is reset to 60Hz and desktop picture moved (or better to say compressed) to left creating black zone right.
I'm running following command to restore correct parameters
xrandr --output VGA-0 --mode 1280x1024 -r 75
I need to run this script each time I'm unlocking my screen and it would be nice to make this happening automatically.
Startup applications won't help as they run once only during system boot.
Another solution is to save those VGA parameters somewhere but I'm not sure how. Probably in /etc/X11/xorg.conf (which actually don't have) but I need to generate full config first and then put that 75 rate in it.
I can't understand why was this marked as DUPLICATE of another question where in the description a man says "... upon boot? (not upon user login)" and my question is inverted - "upon login (not upon boot)".
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Billy Joel (featuring Freddie Hubbard): Zanzibar
Billy Joel (vocals, acoustic piano, electric keyboards, synthesizers)
52nd Street (CK 69385)
Billy Joel (vocals, acoustic piano, electric keyboards, synthesizers), Freddie Hubbard (trumpet),
Richie Cannata (sax, clarinet, organ), Mike Mainieri (vibes, marimba), Steve Khan (guitar), Doug Stegmeyer (bass), Liberty Devitto (drums).
Composed by Billy Joel.
Recorded: 1978
Rating: 88/100 (learn more)
The storyline is that Billy Joel went for a jazzier approach on 52nd Street, the chart-topping sequel to his breakout The Stranger. In reality, he made only some nods in that general direction on three or four cuts, because Billy Joel was/is an unabashed pop practitioner of the grandiose style.
One of those nods came on "Zanzibar," which has more going on under the hood melodically than the showy confection of tracks extracted for radio play. While Joel sings that he's "got a jazz guitar," he does not play one. Instead, he lets Freddie Hubbard play a jazz trumpet. Good move.
Also a good move is shifting the song from a mid-tempo rocker to double-time, bass-walking classic bop for the trumpeter. Hubbard gets not one but two of these instrumental breaks. He does nothing in these brief interludes but cook and glide through the changes in his trademark virtuoso style.
Hubbard's appearance on a Billy Joel song isn't as unforgettable as Phil Woods's because his solo doesn't blend into the overall song as effectively. But Freddie was well worth creating the space for.
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For several years, surveys including one by the U.S. News and World Report, have found that Houston is the most obese city in the USA. Lan Bentsen, founder of Shape Up Houston, stated that Houstonians may be collectively as much as 100 million pounds overweight. Obesity can lead to other costly and debilitating diseases, such as diabetes, heart, disease, and stroke, with resulting higher medical costs. It also contributes to reduced productivity. As Mayor Parker explained, the City of Houston is the largest employer in the city, so increased medical costs are paid by taxpayers.
Texas State Comptroller Susan Combs estimates that obesity will cost taxpayers $32.5 billion by 2030.
Mayor Parker stated that years ago, when she was a city counselor, the council held a public weigh-in, and she lost 30 pounds, but she regained the weight over the years.
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After the speeches the Mayor introduced 45-year-old Griselda Garza, an administrative assistant in the Public Works and Human Resources divisions of the City of Houston, who volunteers five days a week to teach a fitness class during her lunch hour. Garza has lost 40 pounds going from 172 to 132 pounds over 2 years.


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JavaOne 2007 - TS-8897 technical session Slides
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Just came back from San Fransisco after attending JavaOne 2007.
Here are the slides for our technical session (TS-8897) entitled Designing Service Collaborations: 'Wire'-Centric Integration which I presented with Mark Hapner at the JavaOne 2007 conference on Thursday May 10, '07 at 10:55 am.at the Esplanade A/B Moscone South Tower - Room #304/306.
Mark Hapner went first and for the first half of the presentation talked about:
- Focus shifts to the 'wire'
- What the 'wire' isn't
- What the 'wire' is
- 'Wire' design
I did the second half with 15 'Wire' design best practices.
We had so many 'Wire' design best practices, but in a session that is limited to an hour, there are only as many that you can talk about. I hope to talk about so many other best practices through my blog here and various articles and white-papers that I plan to write.
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Cubs fans have been hollering for the front office to "bring up the kids" from Iowa and Tennessee. They will get part of their wish tonight when Javier Baez is activated and getting his first major league start in a game against the Colorado Rockies in Denver. According to the Cubs, Baez will wear uniform number nine, he will hit second and start at second base.
Baez, 21, is one of the key parts of the rebuilding of the Chicago Cubs. If you've been lucky enough to see Baez this year in spring training or at Triple-A Iowa, you know his power. In spring training he hit long home runs. One of those home runs shattered the windshield of a car in the parking lot behind the field on which he was playing. In Triple-A Iowa Baez has been batting .300 since July 1, with 12 home runs. He hit two home runs in this past Sunday's game.
Baez was ranked number two on mlb.com's list of top Cubs prospects, behind Kris Bryant, who is swiftly proving himself as part of a happy future for the Cubs and their fans. Baez was the Cubs' first round draft pick in 2011, and there has been a buzz around him since he was drafted.
According to an article on cubs.com, Baez found out about his promotion to the parent club in a most unusual way. His manager in Iowa, Marty Pevey, woke Baez in his hotel room in Omaha to talk to him about some footwork. Baez, still mostly asleep, couldn't understand why he would get a call like that from his manager. The real reason for the call is what woke him up.
It was rightly pointed out on bleedcubbieblue.com that young call-ups do not always adapt right away to the majors, but for now it probably won't matter to Cub fans. Baez is the first key in the future with which President of Baseball Operations Theo Epstein has been taunting fans. To make room for Baez on the 40 man roster, Blake Parker was optioned back to Triple-A Iowa, leaving the team with a more manageable seven relievers and five bench players.
Baez's promotion has Cub fans wondering when Jorge Soler and Kris Bryant will be called up. Excitement is building once again in Cubs Nation after Epstein made the team sellers at the end of July. The first of the "kids" is about to make his debut on the road. It goes without saying that he will receive a very warm welcome when the Cubs return to Wrigley Field on Friday.


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World cruising continues to pick up speed with Holland America at the helm -- the cruise line has announced that its 61,000-ton, 1,380-passenger Amsterdam will circumnavigate the globe in 2007 on a 105-day world voyage.
Amsterdam is not new to world cruising; its last around-the-globe sailing was in 2003. Prinsendam, which sailed this year's world voyage for Holland America (and departs on January 5 for 2006's), will sail two Grand Voyages in 2007: a 66-day South America and Antarctica circle and a 56-day Mediterranean and North Africa voyage, which can be combined.
Why the switch from the smaller 38,000-ton, 784-passenger Prinsendam to the Amsterdam? "We are seeing demand for [world cruises]," says a company spokesperson. Amsterdam can accommodate nearly twice as many passengers as Prinsendam -- and these sailings are indeed hot, and selling out fast.
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We're a week away from the beginning of the NCAA Tournament and Wofford College has already become a poster child of sorts.
Miami Herald columnist Greg Cote has determined in a recent column that the Terriers and their like might as well pass up their automatic bids and eschew the NCAA Tournament altogether. Cote essentially believes the 65-team NCAA Tournament field to be too large and that upset-minded mid-major schools should be banished from the madness of March.
In a related story, Cote will be sucking the fun out of an amusement park near you very soon.
I've covered several NCAA Tournaments, including Indiana's unexpected run back in '02, the first year of the post-Knight era. That year, the Hoosiers were a lot closer to Davids than Goliaths, and they made it to the title game against Maryland with a 6-4 power forward and exactly one current NBA player (Jared Jeffries, who, it could be argued is actually a CBA player with an Isiah Thomas-granted NBA contract).
On the way to the title game, IU beat Duke and Oklahoma. Both were major upsets. Even Kent was favored over the Hoosiers. They beat Kent, too. In a best of seven series, I would've taken Duke or Oklahoma, but during that run, during that tournament, you could feel something magic happening all around IU.
Actually, upsets happen regularly in the NCAA Tournament. A No. 12 annually defeats a fifth-seed in the opening round. Following Cote's logic, that victorious No. 12 seed should be forbidden a trip to the second round. Davidson, the SoCon champ from a couple of years ago, made a memorable "underdog" run behind Steph Curry. A few years before that, Butler came within mere seconds of beating eventual champion Florida in the Sweet 16. It was the best game of the tournament.
Even so, Cote rightly states that the top seeds have ruled the Final Four lately.
But according to Cote's logic, all underdogs should save themselves the trouble. The 1980 U.S. Hockey team should've handed over the gold medal to the USSR before the first puck dropped. Buster Douglas should've stayed home. Kirk Gibson should've never limped out of the dugout for the Dodgers. The Minutemen should've ignored Paul Revere's shouts.
According to Cote, only major universities from major conferences should be invited to the Dance, forget about Wofford's 26 victories (including 13 straight and 19 of 20 to end the season) and its regular-season and tournament championships. That's not enough to get the Terriers there?
A UNC "team" with McDonald's All-Americans who can't string together a pair of layups is more deserving? Or maybe a UConn team that is below .500 in its own conference and was easily ousted by St. John's in the Big East tourney? I guess they would be giants and so much more compelling than a mid-major that fought its way to regular-season and conference tournament championships.
But Cote is right about two things -- Wofford will be the media darlings of the tourney, especially if the Terriers get through the first round. And expanding the NCAA Tournament to 96 teams is a ridiculous idea created by the NCAA money makers, but a simple fact of March is that every Division I team has a chance to play its way into the NCAA Tournament through their conference tournaments.
I'm realistic about Wofford's chances in the tournament as a whole, but a win by an underdog that plays defense first certainly wouldn't be all that shocking. As Appalachian State (a team held to 26 points
below its scoring average in the SoCon finals), found out, defenses show up every night, while shooters can go cold at any time – and usually do, at least for a while when the bright lights of March hit them in the face like an oncoming train.
Part of the joy of watching the NCAA Tournament is seeing the Davidsons and the Butlers and the George Masons and, yes, now the Woffords of the world pull out their slingshots.
Just because one of these teams has not won a championship does not mean they should be denied the right to try.


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Be sure to test for doneness before removing the brownies from the oven. If underbaked (the toothpick has batter clinging to it) the texture of the brownies will be dense and gummy. If overbaked (the toothpick comes out completely clean), the brownies will be dry and cakey.
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An Accountant's creative outlet: A diary of all things that inspire me . . . Art, Fashion, Interior Design, Architecture, Travel, Health & Happiness!
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mark.my.words. i will have a stellar collection of his designs soon enough. he is just so genius.
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Favorite genre of music: I love all genres of music by artists of all different eras
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(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- It makes sense to treat oxygen deprivation with … oxygen. However, a recent study shows this kind of treatment may do more harm than good.
Brain damage caused by oxygen deprivation, which often happens during birth trauma and near drowning, is one of the most common causes of death and long-term neurological damage among infants and children. The current standard treatment for oxygen deprivation involves administering 100 percent oxygen to prevent further brain damage.
In a study looking at this treatment, researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center administered either 100 percent oxygen or room air to mice deprived of oxygen. After 72 hours, mice given 100 percent oxygen suffered far greater rates of brain-cell death and developed motor deficits that mimicked cerebral palsy. The brain cells that suffered the most damage were glia, cells that create myelin. Myelin, commonly known as "white matter," allows nerve cells to transmit signals quickly and efficiently, contributing to motor coordination.
"Patients with white-matter injuries develop defects that often result in cerebral palsy and motor deficits," Steven Kernie, M.D., associate professor of pediatrics and developmental biology at UT Southwestern and lead researcher, was quoted as saying.
Dr. Kernie said adding pure oxygen to an already damaged brain increases oxidative stress, caused by the formation of highly reactive molecules.
"Further research is needed to determine the best possible concentration of oxygen to use for optimal recovery and to limit secondary brain injury," Dr. Kernie said. "Research is now being done to determine the best way to monitor this sort of brain damage in humans so we can understand how it correlates to the mouse models."
SOURCE: Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism, 2008;28:1294-1306
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Brookings-Harbor High School 1999 graduate Russ Burkman hopes people have been hearing the buzz about his new portside coffee stand, the Morning Buzz.
Two weeks after the new coffee stand opened at the old Surfside Coffee location on Lower Harbor Road, the Morning Buzz was buzzing with activity.
The business serves only quality foods and drinks, Burkman said.
"We use real ice cream in our frappes, he said, "many places do not."
The Morning Buzz also uses Nancy's Yogurt, an Oregon "natural yogurt" product, in smoothies and organic salad greens.
It's not a "health food" coffee shop, Burkman said. Quality ingredients simply make the treats taste even better.
"Don't be afraid to order something sugary," he said.
Burkman and his wife, Jaemi, recently returned to Harbor after a stint in Hawaii, where Russ was a heavy equipment contractor and commercial fisherman, while Jaemi studied accounting.
"I wanted to be able to figure our own books and finances," Jaemi said.
The Burkmans returned to Oregon in April with their new infant daughter, Alani. Alani is now 9 months old.
The Burkmans returned to the Brookings-Harbor area so that Alani could be near her grandparents, he said.
Once in Brookings, the Burkmans saw the Surfside Coffee location was available for rent and decided to open a family-oriented operation.
"My parents were entrepreneurs," Russ said.
While the Morning Buzz is getting started Russ and Jaemi will cover the stand's seven-day per week 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. hours. They plan to eventually hire local high school students to cover some shifts.
"We like the way Zola's Pizza does it," Russ said. "We want to stay local and hire high school students."
The Burkmans like to work with students, they said, to help them develop a work ethic and to have something to put on their resumes for college applications.
Jaemi is also a mean cook. When a customer praised the fire roasted pepper cream cheese spread, Jaemi smiled.
"I just came up with that one night," she said.
The spicy spread was a result of experimentation, looking for a way to "dress up" the usual bagel and cream cheese, she said.


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Diary sources are predominately used in teaching the dairy group to children, yet, many are lactose intolerant. More information on very good non-diary calcium resources should be included.
If a video is needed the school should give the list to their local school librarian, instead of the class paying for the copy, a single copy for the school can be purchased.
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Having a pet to love and care for reduces stress.
'Studies have shown that physical contact with a pet can lower high blood pressure. There is also evidence that petting an animal can cause endorphins to be released. Endorphins are chemicals in the body that suppress the pain response.' It is no wonder that so many families have either a dog or cat in their household.
'It is estimated that there are more than 35 million cats in the US alone.'
In celebration of 'Adopt-A-Cat' month, The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter, Inc. (BARCS) is sponsoring 'The Baltimore 500: A Race to Save Lives' from June 1-30, 2011.
During this month, BARCS is offering free adoption for cats and kittens.
When considering a family pet, as long as there are no allergies, keep in mind the low maintenance a cat requires. As long as the pet has fresh food, water, a clean litter box and a warm place to sleep, it usually won't mind if you leave for several hours or an occasional over night trip. The friendly feline is quick to welcome the family member home.
The American Humane Association offers a 'top ten checklist for adopting a cat.
Pets and children can be good friends when each respects the other. Children need to learn how to feed and care for their four-legged family member. If each member shares in the love and responsibility of caring for the animal, the entire family can benefit from pet ownership.
When I decided to add a second cat to my family, I looked into adopting. I went through my local PetSmart.
I visited the local store and saw the most beautiful long-haired cat. She was multi-colored with brown, black and tan fur.
Something has to be wrong with her. Why would such a beautiful animal be available for adoption?
I was wrong. She had been spayed and her card said she did well with other animals and older children.
I couldn't wait to get her home. Her behavior and appearance conveyed a regal personality.
I'll call her Princess.
She lived up to her name from the first day. She was gentle, loving and affectionate. It did take several weeks for my male cat to warm up to her, but now they are best friends.
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PLAINVIEW - Thomas N. Browning, 78, died Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2008.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church Chapel with the Rev. Kenneth Coates, associate pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Plainview Memorial Park by Bartley Funeral Home.
Mr. Browning was born Dec. 18, 1929, in Clovis, N.M., to Venita Firestone and Hollis W. Browning. He married Billie Claire Mason on Aug. 30, 1951, in Crystal City.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, Hollis Browning of Plainview and Bill Browning of Waco; a daughter, Elizabeth Devereaux of San Antonio; a brother, Jeane of Plainview; and nine grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to a favorite charity.
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An incredible new video of a street collapsing into a sink hole and taking a row of cars with it has gone viral today. This Baltimore sinkhole swallows the area of an entire city block. The cars looked like toys flipping on their side and falling into the hole forming beneath them and the screams of fright heard on the video give you a realistic window into this astonishing event.
The Washington Post on May 2, likens the video to watching a house of cards collapse, but you will have to see it for yourself to actually take in the velocity and power behind Mother Nature. This street is in a major U.S. City, not in some rural area that's hardly traveled.
While videos have surfaced of this sinkhole over the past few days, none of them caught the event like this one did. Once the cars fall off one by one into the sinkhole, a major wall of debris and dust splashes up like a violent wave hitting the beach during a storm. The sounds of fright are heard from the people nearby as this happens.
The sinkhole formed after a period of heavy rain that lasted more than 24 hours. Along with 10 cars perishing into this newly formed crater-like hole in the ground, homes were evacuated. Authorities today say it may take up to a month to thoroughly inspect these home for structural integrity. Dozens of residents are displaced due to the sinkhole.
According to CNS News today, the sinkhole took out one lane of East 26th Street between North Charles and St. Paul Streets. This happened in the Charles Village neighborhood of Baltimore on Wednesday afternoon about 4 p.m.
You can see in the video after the row of cars are flipped and swallowed up by the sinkhole a row of street lights go down looking like match sticks instead of sturdy metal posts. This video caught a sight rarely seen and it will definitely cause a few jaws to drop. Check out the video, it is posted above.


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Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 to be launched by 3 on November for £30/month?
Sony Ericsson's might've been a bit off lately at protecting its top-secret, upcoming mobile phones, but there hasn't been much news about the much-awaited Xperia X1 for quite a while now.
It could be that SE is trying very very hard to keep insider info about the Xperia X1 (and other phones models of its kind), well, on the inside, but word on the street is that it will be launched by the wireless carrier "3" some time in November. That would be nearly two months after the device's official launch, if current rumors hold true.
There's not much detail about the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 launch on "3", but it is said that the phone will be made available with a contract that goes for only £30/month. Considering the Xperia X1's features, that could be an attractive price point to some.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 is a PDA with Windows Mobile as its operating system instead of the usual Symbian UIQ currently being used on other SE smartphones, but it's surprisingly adept at multimedia and has matching good looks to boot.
So if you demand a 3-inch stylus-based WVGA touchscreen, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 3G with HSDPA and Wi-Fi on your handheld computer, then the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 should brighten your day.
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Carrot Orange Spice Cupcakes w/ Coconut Orange Buttercream Frosting (Paleo, GAPS, Nut-free) + A Giveaway
So many things today!
I'm doing a giveaway of 3 copies of Nourishing Meals (It's a totally awesome cookbook. But if you want to know what I really think of it, click here) AND I'm making some cupcakes & frosting (both from Nourishing Meals) that you should make for your next brunch.
Cupcakes for brunch? YES PLEASE.
These grain-free, nut-free, dairy-free, soy-free, sugar-free, gluten-free cupcakes from Alissa Segersten and Tom Malterre's newest cookbook 'Nourishing Meals' are more like muffins than they are like cupcakes since they are stuffed full of carrots and currants. But don't let that diminish your excitement. Make these bad boys for BRUNCH.
- 1 cup coconut flour
- 1 tsp baking soda
- ¼ tsp celtic sea salt
- 2 tsp cinnamon
- 1 tsp ground ginger
- ½ tsp nutmeg
- 1 cup coconut milk (or 2-3 Tbsp coconut cream blended in 1 cup of water)
- 6 large organic eggs
- ⅓ cup honey
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 tsp orange zest
- 2 cups grated carrots
- ½ cup currants
- preheat the oven to 350 F
- place dry ingredients in food processor
- pulse to combine
- add the wet ingredients
- process to combine
- add carrots and currants
- pulse a few times to combine
- scoop batter into a paper lined muffin tin to the top
- bake for 35 to 40 minutes
- let cool completely
- frost
For the Coconut Orange Buttercream frosting recipe, go HERE.
And now for the giveaway:
I'm giving away 3 copies of 'Nourishing Meals' by Alissa Segersten and Tom Malterre of Nourishing Meals and Whole Life Nutrition. To enter to win do these 3 things.
1. Subscribe to LTK on youtube.
2. Get on my mailing list.
3. Leave a comment telling me that you did both and what your dream brunch is. For instance, my dream brunch is these muffins with the frosting, a frittata, salad and tea with cashew milk. Mmmmmmmm.
This giveaway will be open until midnight EST May 17th.
Follow me on the twitter, facebook, pinterest, youtube and if you never want to miss an episode, get on the mailing list!
About the Author (Author Profile)Lillian's Test Kitchen is an online cooking web series. The recipes in this series are always grain-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free, and cane sugar-free. The recipes are also all (at this point) paleo. Some are vegan. Some are raw. I use the best ingredients I can find (and afford). But Lillian's Test Kitchen is not so much about food as it is about the experience of trying something you have never tried before and then finding the joy, comedy and laughter in those small moments in spite of and also often, because of dietary restrictions. My goal is to inspire others to take their health into their own hands and make their own food.
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I did both. 🙂 Loved the video, love Tom and Ali too. 🙂 My dream brunch is roasted veggies, egg casserole, yummy scones/muffins, fruit, and oj.
Can these be made without eggs?
Oh Lillian those look wonderful!
Coconut butter + water = perfect coconut milk substitute. Right on! Especially when you don't need the whole amount that is in a can. But I have found a canned coconut milk that has NO GUMS! http://www.amazon.com/Natural-Value-Coconut-13-5-Ounce-Containers/dp/B000LKVIEG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1367601011&sr=8-3&keywords=coconut+milk BPA free cans, no gums, good product. Hooray!
Also, for measuring muffins, I love to use a disher (ice cream scoop with lever to release easily.) This is the OXO one http://www.oxo.com/p-230-trigger-scoop.aspx# or you can get a variety of sizes at BMS or Restaurant Depot. (To shop at the Depot you need a friend with a card – they only sell to the trade.)
Yummy yum yum, these muffins look fantastico!
I am ready for this sweet giveaway (and yes, I am all signed up everywhere LTK!).
My dream brunch is a veggie egg scramble on top of a mixed green salad with avocado and a huge coffee with coconut creamer. These muffins look pretty solid, so I might want them to be invited as well.
Keep on Rocking, Ms. Lillian!
Done and done!
Dream brunch? Well, since this is a dream…
French toast with lemon marscapone and fresh blueberries and strawberries; a slice of ham, onion, potato, broccoli, pecorino, and thyme frittata; a croissant with butter and strawberry rhubarb jam; sliced musk melon; sparkling basil lemonade; and espresso macchiato con latte with real sugar.
I did both! And these look so delicious!!! I would love to try these as a brunch =) Perfect brunch is a sweet potato hash with mexican spices and a yummy green smoothie along with it. Hope I win!
Hi Lillian,
You are so cute! I would love to bake with you sometime! 🙂
I subscribed to your videos on You Tube.
I am all ready on your mailing list.
My perfect brunch would be a quiche made with cage free eggs, organic spinach, and turkey bacon. Maybe, a little fruit. Definitely, organic coffee.
I would love to win Nourishing Meals!!
Both tasks have been completed. 🙂
My dream brunch… hmmmmmm, i'm loving the almond flour pancakes from my new roots, mmm so good, with shaved chocolate on top and sweet potato home fries and really rich smooth coffee
Hi! I've done both! My dream brunch would be a traditional English tea (though I'd take herbal) with plenty of fresh baked scones and other baked goods and friends and family to share with! Oh and of course a get-out-of-jail free card for calories 😉 Haha thanks for the giveaway!
I've done both. The cupcakes look amazing! Hoping I get one of those cookbooks.
I've already done the first and second items on your list. These look wonderful and I agree they're more like a muffin than a cupcake and I love the combo of carrots and coconuts and currants. My dream brunch would be my homemade pizza recipe using rice flour, a lettuce/spinach salad loaded with veggies with raspberry vinegrette and a soothing cup of either coffee or vanilla chai.
I subscribed on YouTube, and I'm on the mailing list.
Perfect brunch. Hmm… Hard to say! So many delicious brunchy foods, I love them all so much. These muffins look great, and are pretty similar to the recipe I mentioned the other day but with a flour swap (mine uses almond, so moist and buttery!) I'm really into that cake right now, so I would absolutely try these muffins for brunch.
Also, banana waffles http://realfoodgourmet.blogspot.com/2013/03/simple-grain-free-waffles.html and some rooibus chai. And someone else to do the cleanup!
I think Natural Value coconut milk is BPA and gum-free, but you'll want to double check. Making your own is a great idea. I made your coconut pancakes with the coconut butter + hot water, and they were thin but delicious.
My dream brunch…..savory waffles eggs benedict with crispy bacon + some sort of sweet potato deliciousness.
I'm already subscribed to your youtube! Thanks for the awesome giveaway.
My dream brunch is gluten free grain free scones, with berries and coconut creme pumpkin creamy tea and a big basket of rasberries i don't have to share with anyone:-)
O and ive been following you and am subscribed just forgot to mention it. My girls 4 and 3 think ur hilarious and fun to watch… it is a big plus that we get to make treats after we watch lol
OK I'm subscribed to all. Pick me, pick me. I so need the help. I have just gone grain free because of my thyroid.
Hi Lillian:
Can't seem to log in on YouTube to enter the contest. Boy do those muffins/cupcakes look amazing.
My perfect brunch would include savory bread pudding (hmmm, that's one I need to research), fresh squeezed oj, fresh fruit salad, and a mocha with almond milk. BTW, just loved when your measuring cup didn't fit in the container. I should have told you when I first suggested dry measuring cups that sometimes you need to start small!! Tee hee hee….
Vegies! Vegies rock my world in ANY way they come. Then fruit. Then meat. Then eggs. Then salad. Hmmmm, maybe just food!
Both done 🙂 I have no idea what my dream brunch is, those cupcakes look good though.
On the elimination diet to figure out what food allergies/sensitivities I have and have found that it has opened my mind to a lot of foods that overwhelmed me before.
My dream brunch is a delicious scramble of eggs, sweet potatoes, and tons of veggies (carrots, onions, peppers, etc.), along with some coconut yogurt topped with fruit and granola!
I've done both, and my dream brunch is a delicious scramble of eggs, sweet potatoes, and tons of veggies (carrots, onions, peppers, etc.), along with some coconut yogurt topped with fruit and granola!
Done and done! 😀 My dream brunch would have crispy fried potatoes, a large variety of fresh fruits, french toast and a mimosa fountain. However, most of those foods are just memories from the past. I have moved on and am making better choices for myself and family. I will put this cookbook to excellent use! I promise it will be dog eared and much loved.
I did both! My dream brunch is quiche, muffins, salad and mimosas. :0)
I did both!
My best brunch would be an egg scramble(filled with veggies), french toast casserole, fresh fruit, tea…that's a lot of food! oh well 🙂
thanks for what you do
Hi, I did both!
My dream brunch is buckwheat russian-style crepes with sour cream and black coffee.
I did both! I'm loving quinoa + poached eggs + avacado + raw pumpkin seeds + steamed kale & coffee!
Hello –
I have done both and am looking forward to seeing your posts! One of my dream brunches would be a big salad green salad, green smoothies, fruit salad, and homemade gluten-free scones.
I did both….hmmm dream brunch would be a quiche with some sort of almond flour muffins….rhubarb possibly
Mission accomplished well at least tasks completed. I think once I make those cupcakes the mission will be accomplished!
Anyway my ideal breakfast would be eggs Benedict's but instead of ham using smoked salmon on a delicious homemade gf English muffin. Served with fresh berries and other fruit on the side.
I am subscribed all over the place & now it looks like I'll be watching your youTUBE videos for the rest of the day;) Thanks so much for this awesome resource & I'm happy to have found you. My dream brunch…hmmmm…I think it would be a buffet style (since I can never eat at these!) with all kinds of sweet goodies like these these cupcakes, fritta style egg muffins with salsa, crepes with wonderful fruit fillings, fruit/herb infused waters, fresh juices & herbal teas. Can you tell I like to eat? Lol. Have a great day:)
I did both. Looking forward to winning your cookbook! 🙂 Okay, My Dream Brunch… never-ending heaps of almost beyond crispy bacon, your cupcakes complete w/frosting (obviously, otherwise they're just muffins!), lemon and cayenne kombachu from a local purveyor, a monolithic pile of paleo pancakes begotten with berries positively oozing with ghee and maple syrup, chocolate anything, egg nog—why wait for the holidays when I can dream it anytime?—smoked salmon souffle, crunchy hashed browns w/no gooey center, sour cream, and chives and bacon (because you can never have too much bacon). I do not have to prepare my dream brunch, it magically appears on the terrace of my oceanfront home surrounded by smiling, non-whiney loved ones who clear the table and wash the dishes for me (hey, I'm dreaming, remember?) My dream brunch wouldn't be complete unless everyone in the world got to join in because it'd be more fun knowing that no one would go hungry while I had more than enough to share. I don't wanna wake up and you can't make me—I'm smelling baaaaacooooooonnnnnn!!!!!
I am subsribed on Youtube, FB, Pinterst, and mailing list. My dream brunch would be carrot cake muffins, fresh squeeze OJ, a cup of yerba mate and my lovely boyfriend. thank you!
I did both and loved your video…what a kick!
I hope to make these muffins tomorrow morning for breakfast. Thanks for the recipe.
Hi lovely Lillian. Done and done.
And my ideal brunch…well, the more selection the better. Egg something for sure, chicken & apple sausages, fruit salad, muffins of some sort (blueberry always rock), and cranberry juice or green tea. Brunch rocks!!!
Thanks for this great giveaway!
I hope all the winners are enjoying their new cookbooks! I just purchased their first book and love the recipes:) Although they would all be even better filmed in Lillian's kitchen with her crazy cooking antics (which I love). When is a network going to scoop you up to do a cooking show?


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Knols, R H; de Bruin, E D; Shirato, K; Uebelhart, D; Aaronson, N K (2010). Physical activity interventions to improve daily walking activity in cancer survivors. BMC Cancer, 10:406.
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Background Cancer patients may benefit from physical exercise programs. It is unclear, however, how sustained levels of physical activity are best achieved in this population. A systematic review was performed to summarize the current evidence of the effect of physical activity interventions on daily walking activity enhancement in cancer survivors, and to review the literature for its methodological quality. Methods A search in Medline, PEDro and the Cochrane databases was performed for English literature citations (randomized controlled trials; `RCTs`). In a first step, one reviewer abstracted data from the included studies on patients, physical activity interventions and outcomes. Two independent reviewers reviewed the methodological quality of these studies. Data were pooled using random-effects calculations. Results Our search identified 201 citations. Five RCTs that reported changes in daily step activity over time were identified, and were reviewed for methodological quality and substantive results. The median score across studies for methodological quality based on the PEDro criteria was 8. These 5 RCTs evaluated 660 participants with a mean age of 53.6 (SD 4.2) years. The mean change in daily step activity for patients with a physical exercise intervention was 526 daily steps (SD 537), with a range from -92 to 1299 daily steps. The data of three studies reporting the effect of combined physical activity and counseling on daily walking activity in breast cancer survivors were pooled, however; the I2 was 79%, indicating statistical heterogeneity between the three trials. Conclusion The 5 RCTs reviewed were of good methodological quality. Together they suggest that combined physical activity and counseling improves daily step activity in (breast) cancer survivors. Studies that define a step goal appear to be more effective in improving daily walking activity than studies that do not do so. However, the current results should be interpreted with caution because of the observed clinical and statistical heterogeneity. Future studies are warranted to evaluate the effects of goal targeted physical activity, with or without counseling, on daily walking in various cancer populations.
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Summer where art thou?
10 Tuesday Jul 2012
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10 Tuesday Jul 2012
Written by MrsLamberth in Swedish Home
Holly said:
July 10, 2012 at 10:04 am
Oh yes, a few days here would be just glorious!
Fiona Reid (@reidfiona) said:
July 10, 2012 at 10:41 am
Oh yes, wishing I was there too! Lovely light in these pics. Have seen waaaaaaay too much grey of late. I love grey as a colour but really, up in the sky, every day? A trip here would feel so refreshing.
Mary Middleton design said:
July 10, 2012 at 4:25 pm
tell me about it, what summer. Love this house would love to while away a summery evening here
Igor said:
July 10, 2012 at 8:32 pm
We're having a pretty warm yet unstable summer here, too. But at least it's pleasant and warm:-) Oh and can I please have turquoise stools? Super cool!!
Amanda said:
July 11, 2012 at 2:41 pm
Oh wow!! I just realised we could do exactly this with the area outside our – soon to be demolished – old conservatory. Bet we get some lovely sunshine just when the kids go back to school!
Racahel @ ROCO Magazine said:
July 11, 2012 at 7:31 pm
White and Bright my favourite! That kitchen shot is to die for!
Suzanne said:
July 20, 2012 at 4:29 pm
What a dreamy summer house..I love the bright turquoise stools with all that lovely white painted walls and wood


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Is One Step a cleaner or sanitizer?
In the U.S.A., "sanitizer" is a legal term defined by the Environmental Protection Agency. In order for a product to be called a sanitizer in promotional literature or on its packaging, that product must be approved by the EPA, assigned a registration number, and have an open file maintained with the EPA. Unless a company would like to invest an enormous amount of capitol in this process (or use another company's product through a process called "sub-registration"), they may not call their product a sanitizer.
If you purchase a bottle of bleach from the grocery store, unless it shows an EPA registration number on the front of the label, it is not a sanitizer. However, it will certainly be a good cleanser (although somewhat hazardous, not environmentally sound, and it will require rinsing).


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4 Stars
The Book of Eli is the best apocalyptic, futuristic western throwback that I've ever seen. Who would have thought Denzel Washington, an Oscar winner and star of 'important' movies could conquer the wasteland wander role, too? Directed with loving homage to a variety of films, by one of our countries' most underrated talents',Allen & Albert Hughes. The visual aesthetic takes it's cue's from George Miller's Road Warrior mixed with the airy vistas of Eastwood's Unforgiven. For further proof look for the scene in which Deborah's theme from Sergio Leone's Once Upon A Time in America is whistled.


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State Representative Reid Petty of Liberal introduced a concurrent resolution on the
house floor on Monday to honor longtime KU donor David Booth who spent
$4.3 million to buy the Original 13 Rules of Basketball written by Dr.
James Naismith when he invented the game in 1891. It the most amount of
money ever spent on a piece of sports memorabilia ever. Booth plans to donate the
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Mar 5, 2010 9:13 AM
We don't know if there's anything more sad than when we have to turn in our favorite sweaters that are just too pilled to wear in public. Can we hear a HALLELUJAH because now we can bring back all of our sweaters from the dead with the miracle Sweater Stone ($10). Simply brush the Sweater Stone against pilled areas, and - cue angelic chorus - your sweater is back to wearable status.
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Gisele Bundchen wakes up early for a morning workout at her local gym on Saturday (June 11) in Studio City, Calif.
On Thursday, the 30-year-old Brazilian model stepped out in a silver Oscar de la Renta gown for the AFI Life Achievement Awards honoring Morgan Freeman
Gisele is giving away three more signed and customized water bottles as part of her Take Action campaign to help save the planet.
Submit pictures showing you making changes to build a better world and you could be chosen. Hurry – the promotion ends this Tuesday (June 14)!
For more info, check out GiseleBundchen.com.
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