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On Monday, Aug 11, Abraham Gutman and Dania Darwish, founders of the #jewsandarabsrefuse-tobeenemies social media campaign, along with If Not Now, When? hosted a silent protest and candlelight vigil for the Palestinian and Israeli victims of the Gaza conflict. The vigil took place outside of the United Nations in Dag Hammarskjold Plaza in Manhattan, Monday night. The non-violent protesters' aim was "to hold the leaders of the world, the professionals who promised peace and security, accountable for their failures."
In a press release sent out to news media, the grassroots campaigns reported that millions of innocents have been threatened because of the Arab-Israeli conflict, with over 2,000 deaths in just over a month, and ten thousand more injuries. 500,000 people have become refugees. Despite "justifications for this violence from all sides" of the conflict, stated Dania Darwish, those justifications are pointless and "will not bring back the lives of hundreds of innocent people. We hope that diplomats can acknowledge that the current path of occupation, rockets and bombing is wrong. Our campaign calls for peace."
The service was an interfaith vigil hosted in remembrance of many who have lost their lives in the war. The organization If Not Now conducted a shiva service in the Jewish tradition in order to mourn those who had been killed. "We believe the service [...] a powerful opportunity to grieve and humanize those killed in the conflict," the group stated. "Our mutual grieving, and recognition of our common humanity, will be a protest against those who tell us war and occupation are inevitable."
Protesters gathered, holding posters with messages of peaceful protest against the war which expressed "memorial dedications," that shared protesters' thoughts and feelings about the conflict. A list of Palestine and Israeli people who had been killed in the war - which was 36 pages long - was taped to the ground for all to see. "We have to make sure the list doesn't get longer," the #jewsandarabsrefusetobeenemies Facebook page shared on Aug 12. Each name on the list was recited out loud.
Many people from many cultures, worldwide, including Jews, Arabs, Muslims, Christians, Israeli, Palestinian, and others "have expressed dissent from the status quo of conflict, occupation, and hate, which is maintained by so many leaders," the press release related. "...if we are not heard when we speak up, maybe our roaring silence will be heard."
Pictures and posts are still pouring in at the Facebook event page for the vigil, long after it has ended. Hundreds of people interact on the page, as well as on other social media pages for both grassroots campaigns.
Abraham Gutman is quoted in the release:
I am mad. Mad at my government for another military operation that will only cause more hate and sorrow, mad at Hamas for sending rockets to civilian population areas. I believe that the majority wants peace, and I believe that peace can be achieved.
The coming together of both groups is directly in line with the #JewsAndArabsRefuseToBeEnemies social media campaign whose goal and aim is to nix "hateful social media discourse towards "the other" and transform the false notion that the Jewish and Arab populations of Israel/Palestine are enemies. If Not Now, When? is a social advocacy group that promotes "a voice in the American Jewish community" which speaks against "the operation and occupation in Gaza."


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Enterprise Devices like Citrix Netscaler, Sonicwall are started supporting AppFlow export. What this AppFlow export really means?
AppFlow is a new flow export standard for finding data pertaining to applications & transactions in the network infrastructure. It gives greater visibility to Application traffic utilization and performance.
AppFlow addresses the following requirements of Application Performance Management:
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Barracuda NG Firewall now supports IPFIX
Barracuda NG Firewall released their new firmware 5.2.3, curious to know whats new??
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Here, in this blog we are discussing what is important for us, yes its IPFIX. Firmware release 5.2.3 introduces IPFIX streaming support. NetFlow Analyzer supports IPFIX flows in addition to NetFlow, sFlow, Appflow and many more flow formats. These IPFIX packets can be send to NetFlow Analyzer server and start report generation for Barracuda Firewall.
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In most of the Corporate networks, the common problem seen over decades is that application performance worsens during business hours. Network Admin managing the corporate network faces the huge task of finding out what is causing the slowness in accessing the application hosted on a remote data center.
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I wanted to share a fun field-trip with you. It has been a while since we have been to this great museum, I remember that all four of the children enjoyed it, there was something for everyone. I am now down to the two youngest children and decided it would be fun to go again when I got wind of this special homeschool day they were having. I figure that is a bonus and I seem to do better at getting to an event if there is an actual date when others are going and there are extra things to do. Oh plus it is free, free always speaks very loudly to me especially on a tight budget.
The National Museum of the Marine Corps will be hosting a Homeschool Day on March 6, 2014 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. They will have special education stations set up in the galleries just for Homeschool teachers and students. The theme is: Marine Corps History through Music and Art.
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Congratulations to La Furia Roja for a hard fought, well deserved win over the Netherlands for their 1st World Cup title. Looking back on the match, it wasn't entertaining but it was dramatic and memorable. Probably because of the record number yellow cards and for Andres Iniesta's game winning goal. The goal in the 116th minute was the latest game winner in World Cup final history.
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There is a sense that we as football fans were cheated in this World Cup final match especially by the Dutch. A nation known for Total Football and boasting some of the best goal scoring, goal attacking players of all time resorted to hard fouling and physical play. Its a shame that Dutch coach Bert van Marwijk was so scared of Spain's style that he instructed his players to be thuggish and turn the match into a fight scene from "Enter The Dragon."
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Spain were clearly the best team in the tournament and are worthy champions. The message given by The Spaniards is that skill and aggressive offensive minded tactics will triumph over fear based conservative, defensive minded tactics. The Dutch should not be proud of their performance in the final and their play along with their behavior turned off and turned away many fans of the Netherlands.
Hopefully, these cowardly national team coaches will learn to go for goal an attack the opposition with intelligence and skill. Bert van Marwijk, Dunga, and other coaches made their teams play not to lose instead of going after the win. There is a difference and those coaches are not champions.
As for the host nation and the organization of the first African World Cup: A 5-star, Excellent, and any other superlative that is applicable. South Africa faced critiicism from the minute they were awarded the World Cup. Some media outlets tried to sabotage South Africa's preparation with articles making South Africa look like it didn't have the resources and guile to host the World Cup. It was as if they were building a case to move the tournament out of Africa.
This campaign of racism and hate was undertaken by various media outlets to undermine a historic event because they didn't think that a nation run by Africans, black Africans could pull it off. FIFA and the organizing committee rose above the racism and hate, kept their faith and South Africa 2010 was a great success and a massively memorable event.
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The vuvuzelas were in full effect and ultimately did nothing to disturb the flow of the matches. Compared to noise makers in club matches in Europe and South America, the vuvuzelas were tame. FIFA stood strong on allowing the vuvzuelas and fans from the representative nations embraced them.
The 2010 World Cup was unsurpassed in its colors, presentation, and soul. The soul of Africa was felt by Europeans, Asians, Africans, North & South Americans. The mother continent of humanity welcomed back all her children for this glorious tournament and she was as beautiful as ever.


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An illustrated look at how Drew Brees and the 0-4 New Orleans Saints' top five offensive playmakers performed during their 28-27 loss to the Green Bay Packers last Sunday. Players are ranked by total yards (rushing and receiving) so far this season. Does not include special teams yardage or touchdowns.
The Top Five:
1. Marques Colston*
2. Darren Sproles
3. Lance Moore
4. Pierre Thomas
5. Jimmy Graham
*Marques Colston moved from the No. 5 spot to No. 1 after grabbing nine receptions for 153 yards and a TD vs. Green Bay.
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Mary Brown Malouf
Food and dining editor for Salt Lake magazine.
Jimmy Santangelo
Owner of the Wine Academy of Utah, which provides education, training and sommelier services to restaurants and is an approved program provider for the Wine and Spirit Education Trust, and beverage director at Copper Onion, one of Wine Enthusiast's America's 100 Best Wine Restaurants 2012.
Chantelle Bourdeaux
National sales manager for A Priori foods, which distributes the fine Utah and imported foods to select restaurants and shops, she is also an active member of Slow Food Utah and a dedicated food-lover who left the business world for the food world and never looked back.
Jason Mathis
A lifelong resident of Salt Lake City and a longtime leader in marketing and communication efforts for local nonprofit organizations, he serves as the executive director of Salt Lake City's Downtown Alliance and as executive vice president of the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce.
Scott Beck
President/CEO of Visit Salt Lake, whose mission is to enhance the area's economy by acquiring and servicing conventions, leisure travelers, and visitors to Salt Lake County.
Salt Lake magazine gave out its first Dining Awards in 1996, with the goal of recognizing Utah restaurants in the interest of fostering, encouraging and rewarding excellence in all areas of the business.
Our Dining Awards are not based on any kind of scoring system, but on an evaluation of how well a restaurant or chef exemplifies a category. Winners are determined by a panel of professional and amateur foodies. The panel takes into consideration a number of factors when determining winners, including excellence and consistency in the area for which a restaurant is nominated; the current status of a restaurant (does it have a new chef, new ownership, etc.); and the overall quality of a restaurant in all aspects: food, of course, but also service and value, as well as décor, ambience and universal accessibility.


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College Hockey:Ouellette, Bonis help Ferris State stay perfect with win over RPI
BIG RAPIDS, Mich. — Multi-goal performances by Travis Ouellette and Kyle Bonis led the Ferris State Bulldogs to a 4-0 win in their home opener against the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers Friday night.
Ferris State's record remains spotless with a 3-0-0 record.
After a scoreless first period, Ouelette got the scoring started late in the second period with a rebound goal. Eric Alexander took the initial shot and Ouellette stuffed it home past RPI goalie Bryce Merriam on his third attempt.
"It was definiately relieving to score that first goal and get on the board," said Ouelette. "Scoring one at the end of the period definately boosts your confidence."
Ouellette netted his second of the night at 1:15 of the third period. With the Bulldogs on a power play, Nick Bailen failed to clear the zone and Ouelette was again left alone to finish off his own rebound by roofing a shot over a sprawling Merriam.
After Ouellette's sophomore slump, his five goals in three games are a great start to his junior campaign.
"I think he rededicated himself and came out with a fresh start," said Ferris State head coach Bob Daniels.
Bonis continued the scoring for the Bulldogs five minutes after Ouelette's second goal. After ringing a shot off the post as the Bulldogs gained the zone, Bonis worked to get open at the top of the left circle where Jordie Johnston found him with a pass that Bonis rifled past Merriam.
Bonis capped off the scoring with an empty-net goal with 2:44 to play in the game.
"Bonis was more or less given an opportunity," said Daniels. "He's played before, but not in the role that he's in, so maybe shame on me for not getting him in those roles earlier."
Not to be missed amongst the performances by Ouellette and Bonis was the shutout posted by Bulldogs' senior goalie Taylor Nelson. Though he faced just 17 shots, Nelson came up with big saves when called on. Nelson proved up to the task midway through the first period with several big saves while RPI was crowding the crease.
"A low number of shots in a shutout is generally a team effort," said Nelson. "Obviously, the goaltender gets a little bit of the credit, but it's a complete effort from the forwards to the 'D' and all the way back. It takes a full team effort to get the goose egg."
Nelson was aided by nine blocked shots from his teammates.
"They have a high will to block shots," said RPI head coach Seth Appert.
Prior to Ouellette openning the scoring, both teams had chances and the game could have gone either way. The Engineers' defense came up with big plays to help Merriam out in the first period, while Nelson was big on the chances RPI had in the second.
"Both teams were stingy defensively," said Daniels. "I thought both teams brought a similar mindset to the game. The first goal was a broken play. The puck was bouncing around and we whacked it in. I thought the second goal opened things up for us."
With RPI down two goals early in the third period, the Engineers had to start taking more chances.
"I thought for the first 35 minutes that the first team to score was going to win," said Appert. "We have to be willing to win puck battles. You have to credit their experience and their will to play the way they need to play. I thought we got a little frustrated that it was 0-0 and we weren't able to win the puck battles.
"We started cheating a bit and looking for easy offense instead of continuing to work for it and knowing that it was going to come if we kept doing the right thing."
Ferris State and Rensselaer (1-2-0) will conclude their weekend series tomorrow night.
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At Jacksonville Fine Dining Examiner, we like to compile yearly lists of the best restaurants in Jacksonville to help our readers find the most enjoyable food in the area. Here are a few such articles from past years:
This year, we will provide a list of our top 20 favorite restaurants in and around Jacksonville. The restaurants are in order from our least favorite all the way up to the restaurant we consider the best in the Jax. If you want to learn more, each restaurant title is linked to a detailed review.
20. Wasabi: This is our favorite Japanese steakhouse for several reasons. It has an impressive bar and sushi area up front to compliment the traditional grilles in the back. The sushi is very good, but we think the filet is the real draw at Wasabi.
19. Ovinte: This is a new addition to the list. We actually weren't wild about the restaurant/wine bar the first time we visited. However, we ordered better the second time and had an excellent experience (see the link for more on what we ordered).
18. Mojo no. 4: Another new addition, Mojo No 4 is a bit more upscale than most bbq places. Mojo offers multiple types of whiskey and mixed drinks to accompany excellent fried green tomatoes, brisket, and pulled chicken.
17. Chart House: The unique building makes this a very interesting and cool place to visit for an upscale seafood dinner.
16. III Forks: With roots in Texas, III Forks offers of the highest quality steaks in town. The restaurant has a trendy ambiance and offers a great bar area for locals to meet and greet.
15. Aqua Grill: This Ponte Vedra restaurant has been in business for over 25 years and we believe some of that is due to the large portions, extensive menu, and live music frequently featured at the restaurant.
14. Seasons 52: We like Seasons 52 because they try to break away from the high fat and oil content we see in a lot of restaurant meals. They were also one of the first to offer mini desserts and we believe theirs are some of the best.
13. Ocean 60: Local music and semi-upscale dining at Atlantic Beach.
12. Cantina Laredo: This is our favorite upscale Mexican restaurant. We recommend the table side guacamole and enchiladas veracruz.
11. 13 Gypsies: This small restaurant offers likely the best tapas we've ever had along with authentic tres leches cake and sangria.
10. Wine Cellar: Much like Eleven South, Wine Cellar feels like you're dining in someone's living room. This long-standing restaurant relies on its extensive wine list to attract customers.
9. Biscottis: The impressive desserts are the draw to this quaint Avondale bistro.
8. Ruth's Chris (Downtown Jacksonville location): The view, service, and steaks are all prime at the downtown Ruth's Chris.
7. Verandah: This new entry to the list was recently remodeled by Omni and we were impressed with the result (click the link to see our recently written review).
6. Taverna: We are confident that our readers will enjoy the local flavor of this San Marco restaurant.
5. Eleven South: Located in Jacksonville Beach, Eleven South is easily mistaken as a house from the outside. Despite the inconspicuous appearance, Eleven South offers some of very best fine dining in the area.
4. Orsay: This Avondale restaurant excels at both drinks and food and offers a cool ambiance for upscale dining.
3. Salt: The Ritz-Carlton in Amelia Island provides the setting for this very upscale AAA Four Diamond restaurant.
2. Bistro Aix: This has been one of our favorite restaurants for quite some time. Bistro Aix changes its offerings frequently, but our preferred steak, the Stilton Blue Cheese Filet Mignon typically remains on the menu.
1. Azurea: Once again, Azurea tops out our list of best restaurants in Jacksonville. The view, combined with the amazing service and unique, locally sourced meals make Azurea our highest recommendation for an upscale, fine dining experience.
For more from Jacksonville Fine Dining Examiner, follow us on Twitter @JaxFineDining
Suggested Links
- The best fine dining restaurants in Jacksonville: Top 10 for 2013
- Jacksonville Fine Dining Examiner's best restaurant in Jacksonville for 2011
- Jacksonville Fine Dining Examiner's top 20 best restaurants in Florida for 2011
- Jacksonville Fine Dining Examiner's best restaurant in Jacksonville for 2010
- Jacksonville Fine Dining Examiner's top 20 restaurants in the world for 2010


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Archive for December 2011
Innergie recently released a 3-in-1 sync & charging cable for mobile devices. If you have multiple mobile devices like iPhone, iPad, MP3 player and more, Magic Cable Trio should be able to meet requirements.
Star Wars Stormtrooper Helmet Portable Speaker
We have features many practical and fun portable speakers. But if you are a big fan of Star Wars, the following stormtrooper helmet portable speaker may be more suitable for you.
Vers Slimcase iPod Touch 4G Case
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Stargate Coaster Set
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Make Your Own 18 Shot Nerf Maverick
Want to be the last stand man in office battle? Apparently you need an improved Nerf gun. If you also like making something by yourself, the 18 shot Nerf Maverick should be able to catch your eyes.
An Under-Two-Minute Video Covering the Popular Video Game in 2011
In outgoing 2011, we played many excellent, exciting video games. Now some talent has packed these video game into an under-two-minute video for a salute to those developers. If you're also curious, let's go on checking.
Griffin Reveal Wallet iPhone 4S Case
Griffin recently released Reveal Wallet, a new protective case for iPhone 4 and 4S. if you need an iPhone 4S case with integrated wallet pocket, let's go on checking.
FlipIt! Portable Power Strip
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Christmas baskets disbursed
December 21, 2013
Thirty-seven families came to Minot Municipal Auditorium Friday to receive gifts of food, clothing and toys collected by the Minot Salvation Army....
A short time in our lives each year when politics and money r brushed away to a most civil thing. Many years ago i was on that receiving end and believe me it was precious. Whenever i hear someone badmouth the poor, i am reminded of the lesson: "Give without looking back". Those gifts in part gave me the faith i have in people today.
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D.S. If you think these were only new people your just a D.F. Who in the world is we,Do you have a mouse in your pocket.
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Notes on Hornswoggle, Raven, and Otunga's new nickname
Jan 25, 2013 - by Steve Gerweck
– Colt Cabana tweeted: ART OF WRESTLING Ep 131 w Hornswoggle (@WWEHornswoggle) is up at WeLoveColt.com @Stitcher & iTunes #SUBSCRIBE http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BBYiyL-CEAAUxEJ.jpg
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declared to be iuteuse. Dogs had tho i 1 ,
best of everything, and were tho clo-o ,
companlons'or the men. They 'fondle'!
and caress the dog until ho iu a.full grown ,
dog, and then they eat him " "l
couldn't do that," said Mr Ciomens, in ;
one of his driest and funniest patsuges;
"I'd rather go hungry two duys tlmn -t
eat nn old personal friend In that way.'
At one point In his lecture, namely, in
the midst of a dicuslon of cannibalism,
Mark Twain paused nnd said with an
indescribable look: "At this point I usu
ally illustrate cannibalism before tho au
dienco; but J am a stranger, hare, nnd j
dlllldent about asking favors," How i
ever, ho raid, If there Is any one present
who is willing to contribute a baby for ,
me purpose oi tno lecture, l siiouiu iiKo
to know It now. I am aware though fh
children have become scarce and Iik-h
of late, having been thinned out by neg
lect and ill treatment since the woman I
movement begun. r
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Imagination of our readers, only Baying f
that Mr. Clemens told two of the funniest
of exaggerated stories In tho most ir- '
rcMstlblo fashion, aud concluded his
lecture with a few graceful words of
thanks to tho audience fur their atten
tion. Perhaps ho is not a great humorist,
but he is a genuine humorist. Tlie man
who can say that tho Islander's dish of
plain dog "is only our cherished Ameri I
I can sausage with tho mystery removed,"
is one whose reputation ramo win not 1
sutler to die' and if Mr. Clemens can
pleace everywhere as he nleused In Bos- j
ton lust night, he will be sure to make
his fortune if he does not become a stan
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genius, supplied tho deficiency, and in
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boat, In the meantime, Huniscy, who
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Kngland, where ho and his plan wero
favorably received by men of means,
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evenings before ho was to launch it and
mako it trial run, whilo delivering a lec
turubefiiroa bcieiitiflcnoclety In London,
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dred subjects, was attacked with severe
pain in the head. Ho paused, placed his
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and brought her to Jva, where anuther
captain aud the old cruw got ou board,
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curate description of a person nillicted
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ture which ended In his seeing the hor
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light. Aud nil this muss of horror for
what? Simply that hu might say that
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things so linked together that when no
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series; and starting with leprosy nnd
dead faces iu the moon-light, his mind
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Lake ChelanCommunityHospital will host a free educational event about suicide awareness and prevention called "Coming together for life" at the ChelanHigh School this Saturday, starting at 10AM.
The event will include sessions about adult and teen suicide, how to recognize a mental health emergency and how to get a person at risk the help they need.
Brad Hankins, Chief Operations Officer for the hospital, told KOZI that hospital officials recognized late last year with the increase in local suicides, they needed to take action.
Although suicide isn't new to the valley- the recent increase has sparked a new effort both locally and regionally regarding suicide prevention- and Hankins adds that the rate of suicide is on the rise nationally.
Again, the "coming together for life" suicide prevention event will take place this Saturday, starting at 10AM at ChelanHigh School.
If you have concerns about someone who may have suicidal thoughts, you are encouraged to call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-TALK.
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Scrabble word: ROUTE
In which Scrabble dictionary does ROUTE exist?
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Definitions of ROUTE in dictionaries:
- noun - an established line of travel or access
- noun - an open way (generally public) for travel or transportation
- verb - send documents or materials to appropriate destinations
- verb - send via a specific route
- verb - divert in a specified direction
- A road, course, or way for travel from one place to another.
- A highway.
- A customary line of travel.
- A fixed course or territory assigned to a salesperson or delivery person.
- A means of reaching a goal.
- To send or forward by a specific route.
- To schedule the order of (a sequence of procedures).
- verb - to send on a particular course
There are 5 letters in ROUTE: E O R T U
Scrabble words that can be created with an extra letter added to ROUTE
All anagrams that could be made from letters of word ROUTE plus a wildcard: ROUTE?
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DECATUR, Ind. - First Merchants Bank recently awarded a $1,000 college scholarship to Bellmont High School graduate Seth King. Seth will be a freshman at IPFW in Fort Wayne this fall, pursuing a degree in Business. Seth is the son of Eric and Gwen King.
MUNCIE, Ind. - Be aware that the criminals calling your cell phones and home phones are adding a new feature to their attempts to get your information. They are masking the phone number to show your own number; it looks like your phone is calling you. They are betting that you'll be more likely to answer and respond to a call if it is your own phone number if for no other reason other than curiosity.
MUNCIE, Ind. - The FBI and Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) are warning businesses that a specific email fraud scam is escalating. This scam normally involves a person receiving an email at their business address that seems to be a legitimate invoice from a vendor requesting payment via a wire transfer to a designated bank account. The FBI reports that the emails are altered to make it difficult to identify the true sender of the email and is usually not caught until after the money has been transferred.
DECATUR, Ind. - First Merchants employees recently supported the local HERO Meals program in Decatur with a monetary donation, raised from 'blue jean Fridays' at the bank earlier this year. This year, the program provided 90 children from Northwest, Southeast and St.
Be aware that a recent increase has been detected in individuals attempting to gain businesses' bank account information in an effort to commit fraud in the future. These attempts do not necessarily involve Business Online Banking credentials.
MUNCIE, Ind. - Be aware that malware called Cryptowall is showing up with increasing frequency. Cryptowall, an updated version of an older type of malware, will encrypt the hard drive on the PC (or tablet or phone or server) you are working on and will demand a ransom payment via Bitcoin (non-traceable) to decrypt it. If your device is compromised, the only way to fix it is to completely wipe the hard drive and start over. Any data not backed up will be lost.
DECATUR, Ind. - First Merchants Bank recently awarded a $1,000 college scholarship to Adams Central High School graduate Ben Lehman. The son of Eric and Jodi Lehman of Berne, Ben will be entering the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University this fall, majoring in marketing.
HIGHLAND, Ind. - May 4th's Lake County March for Babies event, held at Highland High School, raised a record-breaking amount of money for the March of Dimes. The event is meant to raise awareness and funds for infant health as the March of Dimes works toward reducing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality.


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Sizzix Framelits Die Set 12PK - Card, Square Flip-its #2
Item # 659175
Cut what you see. It's that easy and efficient with Framelits. These wafer-thin chemical-etched die sets feature the perfect registration without interference from any ridges at the edge of the die opening. Plus, they're excellent for clearly cropping photos and cutting windows in cards, bags, boxes and scrapbook pages. Designed to cut a single sheet of cardstock, paper, metallic foil or vellum, these dies also make great stencils and are perfect for cardmaking.
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Nasal polyps are frequently dealt-with cases in day-to-day practice. Among its different varieties, simple mucus polyps are very common. It has two distinct varieties – ethmoidal and antro-choanal polyps. Almost always, an allergic or infectious etiology is present. Nasal obstruction, rhinitis, headache, loss of smell, snoring, sleep apnea etc. are some of the very disturbing complaints from which the patients suffer. Appropriate diagnosis, correct general measures and judicious homeopathic approach not only uproot the disease, can also prevent recurrence quite effectively.
Keywords: Ethmoidal and Antro-choanal Polyps, Pathology, Allergic Polyp, Infective Polyp, Treatment, Homeopathic Remedies.
Introduction: The para-nasal air sinuses are the cavities within the skull that open into the nose. If the soft tissue lining of the sinuses becomes inflamed, it fills the available space and expands into the nose forming a growth, called polyp (also called 'mucus retention cysts'). As there are a number of small sinuses between the eye and the nose, when polyps do occur, there will usually be several of them. The tendency to manifest multiple polyps is called polyposis. The word 'polyp' (Gr.) actually has been coined from two Greek words – 'poly' means many and 'pous' means footed.
Definition: Nasal polyp is hypertrophied, pedunculated, loose, fibro-edematous mucosa of nose and the paranasal air-sinuses. The surface is lined with pseudo-stratified ciliated columnar epithelium.
- 0.1% children and 1% adult population is affected.
- Male: Female = 3:1
- Chance of developing is 1-20 in 1000, after the age of 60.
- No racial predilection.
- Ethmoid Polyps: These are better seen on anterior rhinoscopy. These polyps are very common, especially in middle age and in elderly people. These arise from the ethmoid cells and grow towards the anterior nares. There are multiple, bluish-white or grayish, grape-like, pedunculated mass, usually bilateral, coming from the ethmoid area. There may be associated infection (pus) in the meati. Polyps, reaching anterior nares may be pinkish in color due to exposure and squamous metaplasia. Probe test shows soft, mobile, insensitive mass and differentiates from edematous turbinate. In long standing cases, there may be expansion or broadening of the external nose, called 'frog-face', due to large number of polypoid mass coming out through anterior nares.
- Antro-choanal Polyps: These are common among children and adolescents and can be better seen in posterior rhinoscopy. They arise from the maxillary antrum and extend backward to the posterior nares or choana. There is bluish-white smooth polypoid mass coming out of choanal aperture arising from the middle meatus. In advanced cases, polyp may be seen hanging behind soft palate in the oropharynx.
Diagram of sites of origin of nasal polyps
Multiple nasal polyps protruding from the left nostril
As in the picture above, if untreated, nasal polyps may cause gradual widening of the nasal bridge
In some instances, because of obstruction, a bacterial infection sets in and green nasal discharge may be seen trickling around the polyp
Endoscopic view of an ethmoid polyp in the left middle meatus
Etiological factors: Allergy, infection, deviated nasal septum (DNS), chronic rhino-sinusitis, genetic predisposition, autonomic nerve dysfunction, Bernoulli phenomenon etc.
Pathogenic theories: Though inconclusive, names of few accepted theories are given below –
- Adenoma and fibroma theories;
- Necrotizing ethmoiditis theory;
- Glandular cyst theory;
- Glandular hyperplasia theory;
- Mucosal exudates theory;
- Blockade theory;
- Cystic dilatation of the excretory duct and vessel obstruction theory;
- Periphlebitis and perilymphangitis theory;
- New gland formation theory;
- Epithelial rupture theory;
- Ion transport theory.
Etiology: The polyps are the end-product of prolonged allergic edema of the mucosa and sub-mucosa of nose and the para-nasal air-sinuses. The sub-mucosa surrounding the middle meatus is lax and gets filled up with intracellular serous fluid and shows edematous hypertrophy. The mucosal swelling gets aggravated by traction of discharge, poor aeration of the middle meatus, efforts to clear the nose and possible interference with lymphatic flow. The edema blocks the ostium of the ethmoid air-cells and cause secondary bacterial infection. Gravity and narrowness of the meatus promote downward extension and formation of ethmoid polyps. The antro-choanal polyp arises from edematous mucosa of the maxillary sinus near the ostium and grows by edematous hypertrophy through the ostium into posterior part of the nasal cavity and nasopharynx. The ostium is directed backward; so part of the polyp is in the sinus and part in the nose and nasopharynx.
- Infective sinusitis (Streptococcus pneumoniae, Staphylococcus aureus, Bacteroides fragilis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa etc.) (87%);
- Cystic fibrosis / CF (3-48%);
- Sampter's triad: Aspirin sensitivity + Asthma + Nasal polyps (60%);
- Asthma – allergic/non-allergic (20-50%);
- Fungal sinusitis (80%);
- Kartagener's syndrome (27%);
- Others; e.g. Churg-Strauss syndrome, non-allergic rhinitis with eosinophilic syndrome (NARES), Young's syndrome, primary ciliary dyskinesia, selective IgA deficiency, common variable immunodeficiency (CVID), alcohol intolerance, smoking etc.
Histology: The polyps are sac-like structures with an eosinophil-rich edematous wall characterized by goblet cell hyperplasia and thickened basement membrane. Poor blood supply may give them a pale appearance. Histological section also reveals plasma cells, lymphocytes and mast cells. Polypoid tissue is rich in ground substance containing acid mucopolysaccharide.
- Eosinophil contains granules with toxic products (e.g. leukotrienes, eosinophilic cationic protein, major basophilic protein, platelet activating factor, peroxidases, various vasoactive substances and chemotactic factors). These toxic factors are responsible for epithelial lysis, nerve damage and ciliostasis. Specific granule proteins, LTA4 and PAF apparently are responsible for the mucosal swelling and hyper-responsiveness.
- Delayed apoptosis of eosinophils is mediated, in part, by blockage of the Fas receptors, typically by proteases that help begin the process of cell death. Delayed apoptosis is also mediated by an increase in interleukin-5, 3 and GM-CSF secreted by the T-lymphocytes. Glucocorticoids seem to help reduce polyps possibly, in part, by inhibiting IL-5.
- Another inflammatory cell neutrophil occurs in 7% of polyp cases. This type of polyp occurs in association with cystic fibrosis or Young's syndrome. These polyps do not respond well to corticosteroids because they lack corticosteroid-sensitive eosinophils. Degranulated mast cells are also present. Degranulation presumably occurs in a non-IgE-mediated fashion. Increased number of plasma cells, lymphocytes and myofibroblasts also occur.
- There are various chemical mediators which play important roles in the formation of the polyps; e.g.
ü Cytokines: IL-1, 5 (rarely 3, 4)


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Pretty, but fabric not very substantial
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I agree with one of the other reviewers who mentioned the thinness of the fabric. I have more than one pima cotton sweater, so I know the skimpiness is not the nature of the fabric. The reason the buttons come undone so easily is because the fabric is so thin. Such a shame; otherwise it is a lovely sweater and fits nicely. For the dramatically discounted sale price, I would still buy it again, but would never recommend it at full retail (or anything close to it). Note that you cannot wear it by itself - it requires a camisole or something similar underneath. I did machine wash it and laid it flat to dry with no issues.
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|3 Scott Andrews
As a Junior in 2005
Appeared in 19 games coming out of the bullpen ... Made four starts (UNC Wilmington 3/23, Campbell 3/30, TCU 4/3 and Memphis 4/23) ... Posted a 5-3 record with a 4.80 earned run average ... Worked a total of 50.2 innings, allowing 48 hits and 34 runs while fanning 36 and walking 19 ... Got lone save of the season against Louisville (4/16) after throwing two innings of scoreless relief ... Pitched 2.2 innings of relief against High Point (3/15) for his first win of the season ... Followed that performance up with 5.1 innings of work with six strikeouts, while allowing two hits and one earned run for his second win (UNC Wilmington, 3/23) ... Appeared in three post-season games, all coming in relief throwing 7.2 innings allowing four runs on five hits ... Held left-handed hitters to a .175 (10-for-57) average and right-handed hitters .284 (38-for-134) ... Opposing hitters posted a .251 average ... Best performance of the season came against Arizona State (3/5) pitching 4.1 innings of hitless ball, walking one and striking out three ... Picked up wins against High Point (3/15), UNC Wilmington (3/23), Southern Miss (4/9) and Saint Louis (5/20) ... When starting on the mound, ECU posted a 2-2 record ... Established a new career-high in strikeouts (6) vs. UNC Wilmington (3/23) and tied a career-high in innings pitched (6.2) against Arizona State (6/3) ... Posted an .875 fielding percentage with eight assists and two errors in 16 chances ... Pitched in seven Conference USA games (2-3, 4.86 in 16.2 innings) ... Only Pirate pitcher to post a perfect record in non-league action (3-0, 4.76 in 34 innings) ... Recorded a team-best four wins at home in 11 appearances (4- 2, 3.41 in 31.2 innings) ... Away from Clark-LeClair Stadium was 1-1 with a 7.10 ERA in eight appearances ... Recorded a 4-1 mark with a 3.09 ERA in 10 night game appearances (1-2, 8.62 in nine day contests) ... Best month of the season came in March (2-0, 1.56 ERA in five games and 17.1 innings) ... Ranked in the top-five on the team in games finished (t-1st), wins and appearances (t-3rd), batters struck out looking (t-4th), innings pitched (fifth), strikeouts (fifth), win-loss percentage (fifth).
As a Sophomore in 2004
Made 12 appearances, working primarily out of the bullpen ... Made one start (at UNC Wilmington 5/11) ... Posted a 3-0 record and logged a 2.95 earned run average ... Combined on a pair of shutouts ... Worked a total of 21.1 innings, allowing 20 hits, seven runs while fanning five and walking five ...Surrendered just a .256 average to opposing hitters and notched one pickoff ...Tough on left-handed hitters (3-for-25/.120) ... Top effort of season came in start against Seahawks, pitching a scoreless 6.2 innings (career-high) during the Pirates' 3-0 road victory ... Credited with wins against North Carolina A&T (2/24), Cincinnati (4/16) and UNC Wilmington (5/11) ... Did not allow a run in eight of 12 games worked ... Also shined in first appearance of season against N.C. A&T, allowing two hits in 3.1 shutout innings while striking out a season-best three ... Used in a pair of post-season contests (a perfect 1.1 innings against UNCW (6/6) during the NCAA Kinston Regional before surrendering a run on a pair of hits in one inning against South Carolina 6/13 in the Super Regional at Sarge Frye Field in Columbia) ... Pitched in five Conference USA games (1-0, 5.14 in 7.0 innings) ... Allowed only home run of season in C-USA tilt vs. Houston (5/2) ... Did not pitch in league tournament ... Ranked among top ECU hurlers in non-conference action, posting a 1.88 ERA and 2-0 record (seven appearances, one start) ... Enjoyed pitching on the road with 2-0 record and 0.00 ERA in three showings (10.0 innings) ... Was 1-0 with a 6.00 ERA in seven games at Harrington Field ... Recorded a 2-0 mark with 3.21 ERA in nine day game appearances (1-0, 2.45 in three night contests) ... Top month of season came in March (0.00 ERA in four games and 3.1 innings).
As a Freshman in 2003
Made 14 appearances, all as a reliever, as a true freshman ... Recorded a 1-0 mark and compiled a 4.85 ERA in 26.0 innings of work ... Surrendered 20 hits, 15 runs, 14 earned runs, 12 walks while fanning 12 ... Ranked among ECU leaders by allowing a paltry .211 opponents' batting average ... Top outing came in the second game of the Cincinnati series, tossing 4.1 scoreless innings of relief while allowing two hits and striking out a career-high three batters to earn his first collegiate win (4/26) ... Threw 3.1 innings of shutout ball at UCF in his first collegiate appearance (2/23) ... Also threw three scoreless innings against defending CUSA Champion Southern Miss (5/2).
At J.H. Rose High School
Two-time All-Big East 4-A Conference selection ... Compiled a 25-5 pitching record during prep career, including a 7-1 mark and sub-2.00 ERA as a senior ... Earned North Carolina Scholar designation in the classroom ... Won 2001 American Legion Pitcher-of-the-Year award.
Full name is Scott Christopher Andrews ... Born June 5, 1984 in Greenville, N.C. ... Parents are Linwood and Rita Andrews ... Has two sisters, Ashleigh and Stacey ... Majoring in construction management.


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August Strindberg's classic about sex, greed and manipulation is adapted by the modern master of such tantalizing topics: Neil LaBute. The scandalous turn of the century drama, banned in Britain for nearly fifty years after its publication, chronicles the night-long flirtation and seduction between the wealthy lady of the house and one of her father's household employees. Set on Long Island just before the 1929 stock market crash and featuring one of theater's most commanding female characters, this world premiere adaptation couples provocateurs Strindberg and LaBute who capture the timeless consequences of passion and power.


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