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Pac-12 Baseball Standings as of 10 p.m. PT, May 15, 2013 (rankings according to Baseball America):
No. 6 Oregon State: 20-4, 41-8
No. 10 Oregon: 19-5, 42-11 (1 GB)
No. 8 UCLA: 17-7, 34-15 (3 GB)
No. 13 Arizona State: 14-10, 33-15-1 (6 GB)
Stanford: 11-13, 26-21 (9 GB)
Arizona: 10-14, 29-20 (10 GB)
TEMPE, Ariz. - The 13th-ranked Arizona State University baseball team responded from an early five-run deficit to take an 8-5 win over Texas Tech on Wednesday night at Packard Stadium.
The Sun Devils (33-15-1) fell behind by five runs, 5-0, after the opening inning and a half, but scored six runs over the next four frames to take the lead.
A quartet of relievers held the Red Raiders (23-27) scoreless in the final seven innings, including left-hander Adam McCreery (2-3), who threw 3 1/3 scoreless frames and struck out four to earn his second win of the season. He has not given up an earned run in the past 9 1/3 innings he's pitched dating back to April 30 at Arizona.
Designated hitter Nate Causey collected four RBI in the game and now has 10 RBI in the past two games. He went 3-for-4 with a solo home run and a pair of run-scoring singles, third baseman Michael Benjamin went 4-for-5 with an RBI and center fielder Kasey Coffman finished 3-for-3 with three runs scored to lead ASU.
Right-hander Ryan Burr (11) struck out two in the ninth inning to record his 11th save of the season, which ties him with Jason Jarvis for the school's freshmen single-season saves record.
Texas Tech scored two runs in the first on an RBI groundout and a run-scoring single, and added three in the second inning on an RBI single and a two-run single, to jump out to a quick lead, 5-0.
Causey led off the bottom of the second with his second home run in his past two at-bats to put the Devils on the board before three runs in the third inning brought them within one, 5-4. Coffman secured an RBI double while both second baseman James McDonald and Causey knocked in RBI singles.
The Devils took the lead in the bottom of the fifth on a two-run single by Causey that scored Coffman and Benjamin, who singled and doubled to start the inning. A run-scoring double from Benjamin and an RBI groundout by McDonald extended ASU's advantage to three, 8-5.
Right-hander Josh McAlister entered the game in the top of the sixth and retired six consecutive batters before surrendering a pair of hits in the eighth. He threw 2 2/3 scoreless frames before left-hander Matt Dunbar recorded the final out of the inning.
Starting right-hander Eric Melbostad gave up five runs on five hits in 1 2/3 innings, but did not factor in the decision. He was replaced by McCreery with two outs in the top of the second.
Texas Tech starting right-hander Matt Withrow went three innings and allowed four runs on six hits in a no-decision. Right-hander Matt Custred (1-2) took the loss after conceding four runs on four hits in two innings.
Up Next:
The Sun Devils host a three-game Pac-12 set against Arizona over the weekend with first pitch on Friday and Saturday at 6:30 p.m., and at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday. All three games will be broadcast by Tim Healey (@TimHealeyASU) and former Sun Devil baseball star Seth Dhaenens (@sethdhaenens) on the MidFirst Bank Sun Devil IMG Sports Network on NBC Sports Radio AM 1060 and on the All-Access Player at thesundevils.com. Saturday's game will also be broadcast on Sirius XM Radio on channel 91. Fans can also follow the team on Twitter at @ASU_Baseball for live scoring and updates from the weekend, and check thesundevils.com for stats, notes and more.
Sun Devils On Pac-12 Network
at Washington on Saturday, May 25, in Seattle at 4 p.m. PT
at Washington on Sunday, May 26, in Seattle at 12:00 p.m. PT
Game Notes:
ASU has registered double-digit hits in 13 of its past 16 games...ASU has hit a home run in 12 of its past 15 games...McAlister has allowed one earned run in 10.2 innings this season.
Baseball Promotional Schedule
FRIDAY, May 17 vs Arizona at 6:30 p.m.
- Head Football Coach Todd Graham will throw out a first pitch and sign autographs pre-game for 45 minutes on the third-base concourse
- Territorial Cup will be on-site for fans to view and take photos
- The final Friday Night Poster Series giveaway features outfielder Trever Allen
- Sixth installment of Friday Night Fireworks
SATURDAY, May 18 vs Arizona at 6:30 p.m.
- Final Baseball Bingo of the season
- Adopt-A-Dog Night
- Homes Fur Good and the Luv of Dogz Fund will be right outside of Packard Stadium from 5 p.m.-7 p.m. with their loveable companions available for adoption on site
SUNDAY, May 19 vs Arizona at 12 p.m.
- Senior Day
- Honoring pitchers Alex Blackford and Matt Dunbar, and catcher Max Rossiter
- Arizona's First Responders
- Support First Responders from around the Valley with an event from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
- Highway patrol cars and fire trucks
- Share the Road Program
- EMT staff and vehicles
- Support First Responders from around the Valley with an event from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Postseason Tickets:
Season ticket holders can renew and/or pre order postseason tickets by calling their service representative at 480.965.5333 or visiting the Sun Devil Ticket Office at Sun Devil Stadium.
Season Ticket Renewal:
The deadline to retain your seats and receive the best possible price is Saturday, June 22. Meeting the renewal deadline will also ensure you receive priority when selecting seats at the new Phoenix Municipal Stadium in 2015.
Territorial Cup:
The 2012-13 Territorial Cup hangs in the balance as the two teams split the two non-conference games in Tucson and the winner of the series will win the 2012-13 Territorial Cup. The two teams face each other five times this season and split the two non-conference tilts in Tucson before the three-game Pac-12 series at Packard Stadium this weekend.
Twitter: @ASU_Baseball | Facebook: Sun Devil Baseball | Instagram: ASU_Baseball


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Good things come in minuscule packages. So it is with quinoa, a leafy plant that has thrived in the Andes for more than 5,000 years, undaunted by high altitudes, steep, arid slopes and poor soil. Rich in iron, potassium and B vitamins, quinoa (pronounced KEEN-wa) is full of minerals such as magnesium, zinc, copper, manganese and Folate.
Quinoa, a grain-like seed, is high in protein, says Cynthia Kupper, a registered dietician and executive director of the Gluten Intolerance Group of North America. One cup of quinoa has more calcium than one cup of milk, notes Kupper. She says that quinoa is "a more complete protein" than most grains, and she adds, it is gluten-free. No wonder the ancient Incas revered this dietary staple as "the Mother Grain" and promoters today have dubbed it "the Supergrain."
"The Incas were the original vegetarians," said quinoa importer Bob Leventry, who with his wife, Marjorie, founded Chicago-based Inca Organics, a bulk wholesaler. "All they had were llamas, which weren't eaten; they were pack animals. Until the Spanish and Portuguese introduced pigs and cattle, the Incas' source of protein was quinoa."
Most quinoa still comes from South America, although growers in North America are cultivating hybrids. The seeds range in color from pale straw yellow through red and brown to black. "I first tasted this ancient grain with the distinctive curlicue tail almost 20 years ago in a Tabouli-like salad fragrant with mint and dressed with lime and jalapeno vinaigrette. It was a favorite of New York chef Felipe Rojas-Lombardi, who, like quinoa, was a Peruvian native. The recipe for "Quinoa en Salpicon," appeared in his now out-of-print cookbook "The Art of South American Cooking," which was published in 1991, the year he died.
Though quinoa is not a true grain, it can be used in place of rice or other grains in many recipes. Cook it much like rice, combining two parts liquid to one part quinoa. Bring it to a boil, reduce to a simmer and cook 10 to 15 minutes, until the germ spirals out and the seeds take on a lacy look. They should retain a slight crunch. Toasting the seeds in a dry skillet for a few minutes before cooking enhances quinoa's subtle, nut-like flavor. Cooked longer, to the consistency of porridge, quinoa mates happily with fruit, yogurt or other toppings.
Those with certain sensitivities may want to experiment with quinoa flour or quinoa pasta. Be aware, though, that the quinoa noodles cook to a softer texture than those made from other grains, never really passing through the "al dente" stage.
Quinoa should be rinsed thoroughly before cooking to remove any bitter, soapy saponine residue that might be clinging to it. This resinous coating is believed to have contributed to quinoa's survival from ancient to modern times, protecting the seeds from birds, insects and the hot sun.
"Most companies polish the quinoa because they want to recover the saponine for other uses," said Inca Organics' Leventry, "but abrasive methods can remove some of the outer covering." His company developed a process that removes the saponine but keeps the grain intact so the end product has double the fiber and retains more nutrients.
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Andrew Barrows, 23, pleaded not guilty to felony sexual assault without consent Tuesday in Washington County criminal court in Barre. If convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison and a $25,000 fine.
According to the Vermont State Police affidavit, Barrows was helping set up equipment with a band that was playing at the Slide Brook Inn on Thursday. After the band played, Barrows and the other band members started drinking, police say.
State police say Barrows went into one of the rooms around 6 a.m. Friday and assaulted a woman who was asleep. A witness, who was also sleeping in the room, told state police she awoke and saw a naked man on top of her friend. The witness yelled and woke her friend up.
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Seattle Mariners Spring Training news for 2014 reveals when pitchers and catchers will be reporting to the team facilities down in Arizona. A report from late Thursday (Jan. 9) reveals that the battery contingent will report on Feb. 13, with the rest of the players coming into town on Feb. 18. The days are quickly counting down to when the team can start getting in shape for the 2014 campaign.
It is expected that pitchers Taijuan Walker and James Paxton, as well as catcher Mike Zunino will draw a lot of attention from fans this season. All three players are expected to make the 25-man roster and possibly make a big impact for the team. The big names for Feb. 18 include Robinson Cano, Corey Hart, and Logan Morrison. Those are three hitters that the team acquired this offseason and all of whom need to play well for the team to make a push toward the postseason.
There is still a little over a month of time before the 2014 Seattle Mariners Spring Training campaign begins, but it's hard for fans not to get excited this early. With a lot of time left until players start reporting for the season, it's also possible that several more players get added to the active roster. Whether that be through free agency or via a trade or two, it is likely to create even more buzz before Feb. 13 finally arrives on the calendar.
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On July 30, 2014, Examiner.com was on the scene for the Def Jam x ICB party. At the Pop-Up Shop Event Space in Soho, international brand ICB teamed with Def Jam Records in effort to not only fuse together a bit of Fashion and Hip Hop, but to also celebrate and present ICB's Fall 2014 campaign.
Inspired by the 90's fashion era, this upcoming season was also influenced by the New York girl. Creative Director Prabal Gurung described this season's ICB girl to be witty and intelligent with an astute sense of the world. And with stunning Joan Smalls as the collections featured model, posed in photos along the event space, the overall vibe felt like a super hip art gallery type event.
Hosts of the night, model Alexandra Richards and DJ Mia Moretti were turned up in party mode, walking around and chatting up with invited guests the whole time. Plus, Def Jam recording artist Jeremih – whose mixtape "Not on My Album" is due out Monday, August 4 performed radio hits "My Bae" featuring Vado, and my favorite song "Don't Tell 'Em."
Roberta's, a pizza spot out of Brookyln, baked oven cooked personal pizza pies right on West Broadway, and the temperature was absolutely perfect for interacting outdoors on a New York City summer night. Inside, there was a steady flow of Belvedere specialty drinks and some Mexican ice and sweet pops from La Newyorkina, leaving way for scanning the photographs on the walls and manikins dressed in ICB throughout the space. It may sound like a lot was going on, but it was just enough - a good time.
On our way to the ICB party, we passed by the "Child Of God" premiere. James Franco wore a Gucci navy windowpane peak lapel two button Signoria suit with a white dress shirt, blue silk tie and brown leather lace ups to the special screening at Tribeca Grand Hotel on July 30, 2014. Franco who directed, produced, stars in and co-wrote the film was joined by stars Scott Haze and Brian Lally, his co-writer Vince Jolivette, and Christina Voros, the film's cinematographer. Musician Lana Del Rey, Bernadette Peters, Constantine Maroulis, Chaske Spencer, MGMT's Andrew VanWyngarden, Lola Schnabel, designers Yigal Azrouel and Rachel Antonoff were just a few of the notables who attended the screening.
Based on the chilling novel by Cormac McCarthy, "Child of God," tells the provocative story of Lester Ballad (Scott Haze), a dispossessed, violent man, attempting to exist outside the social order. Consecutively deprived of parents and housing and driven by famished loneliness, Ballard descends literally and figuratively to the level of a cave dweller as he falls deeper into crime and degradation. Set in mountainous Sevier County, Tennessee in the 1960s, the film out this Friday, August 1 is structured in three segments with each segment describing Ballad's ever-growing isolation of from society and social mores. At the after-reception, guests enjoyed Black Velvet cocktails.
Next up, we headed to The Jane Hotel. Our favorite DJ and fashionista Hannah Bronfman threw a fabulous party on the hotel's roof to celebrate the one year anniversary of her app Beautified. Beautified is an application that lets you book last minute appointments at the finest salons and spas. Beautified 2.0 will launch on August 5.
Hannah was joined by her boyfriend DJ Brendan Fallis, her mother the always chic Sherry Bronfman, her brother musician Ben Bronfman, her sister actress Vanessa Bronfman, photographer Daisy Johnson, her app co-founders Annie Evans and Peter Hananel, Leandra Medine, Timo Weiland, Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Jennifer Fisher, Mary Alice Stephenson, designer Kaelen Haworth, Elaine Welteroth and Alison Chemla, to name a few.
Flourshop designed the anniversary cake. Veuve Clicquot supplied the libations and guests were adorned with temporary tattoos complements of Flash Tattoos. It was another chic New York city event.
Earlier in the day, we were invited to preview the new Happiness by Tous Origins collection on Wednesday July 30 presented by Perrier. The rose extravaganza was indeed full of happy guests. With pink themed food, candies, balloons, and even pink cotton candy cocktails, this was the happiest way to preview their new pieces. The New Garabato collection is an accumulation of color and organized chaos. This is one of the company's most classic collections. It is available in two versions: yellow gold with colored gems and pearls, and yellow gold with coral.
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Yield/ Portions: 6 servings
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cooking Time: 20 minutes
Cooking Temp: 370.
3 Firm Bosc Pears
½ Cup Apple Cider (may substitute 100% Apple Juice
½ Cup Shagbark Hickory Syrup
½ Teaspoon ground Cloves
½ Teaspoon ground Nutmeg
¼ Teaspoon Cumin
½ Tablespoon Vanilla
Topping Sauce:
3 Cups fresh Red Raspberries
1 ripe Peach
¼ Cup White Grape Juice
- Peel Pears, cut in half and seed.
- Whisk together remaining ingredients.
- Pour liquid and spices into 9 inch Pyrex pan.
- Lay Pears in pan flat side down.
- Cover with foil.
- Bake in oven pre-heated to 375 for 20 minutes.
- Pears should be soft but hold shape.
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- Peal, pit and dice Peach.
- Add Raspberries and Juice.
- Reduce to syrupy-compote. Do not strain.
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- Serve ½ Pear portion in a bowl with a spoonful of juice.
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- May garnish with whole berries.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Stanford freshman Dylan Duvio cleared a personal record 17-4 ½ in the pole vault to finish as the top collegian and fourth overall at the Cherry & Silver indoor track and field invitational at the Albuquerque Convention Center on Friday.
In his second collegiate competition, Duvio moved up to No. 3 on Stanford's all-time indoor list and No. 2 all-time for freshmen, trailing only eventual Olympian Toby Stevenson. He's also the fourth-highest vaulter in Stanford history, indoors or outdoors.
Duvio, who had the No. 2 high school mark in the nation last year at 17-3 ½ while at John Curtis Christian School in River Ridge, La., was second at the 2013 U.S. junior nationals and made his collegiate debut Saturday with a 16-10 ¾ clearance at the UW Indoor Preview in Seattle.
"Dylan had a phenomenal night tonight competing against some of the best vaulters in the country," Stanford pole vault coach Michael Eskind said. "To P.R. by six inches indoors in his second meet of the season speaks volumes to his mental toughness and competitive fire."
Duvio opened at 16-0 ½ and had only two misses through 17-4 ½. He had three attempts at 17-8 ½, but was unsuccessful.
"The future is very bright for him and we couldn't be more excited," Eskind said. "But I truly believe Dylan has a long ways to go as a vaulter."
Duvio was one of two Stanford athletes competing Friday. In the women's weight throw, Rebecca Hammar set a personal record of 51-5 ½ to finish 11th.
On Saturday, outdoor All-America Alyssa Wisdom placed ninth in the women's shot put at 45-2 1/2 in her season debut and Ellie McCardwell was 14th in the women's pole vault at 12-2 1/2.
Friday's winners and Stanford results:
Pole vault – 1, Nick Frawley (U.S. Air Force), 17-8 ½ (5.40m). Stanford: 4, Dylan Duvio, 17-4 ½ (5.30m), top collegian, personal record, No. 3 Stanford all-time indoors, No. 2 Stanford all-time freshmen.
Weight throw – 1, Briana Cherry-Bronson (Florida State), 68-10 (20.98m). Stanford: 11, Rebecca Hammar, 51-5 ½ (15.68m), personal record.
Saturday's winners and Stanford results:
Pole vault - 1. Morgan Leleux (Georgia), 14-0. Stanford: 14, Ellie McCardwell, 12-2 1/2.
Shot put - 1, Alyssa Hasslen (Arizona), 54-10. Stanford: 9, Alyssa Wisdom, 45-2 1/2.


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Release Date: 2000-03-17 (Limited)
Genre: Drama,
Rating: NR
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Gangu, Nihal and Gary are three friends, who are brought together by their common backgrounds and work dexterously for their dreams, attaining success in life. Gangu is also desperately in love with Sanam, who only croons with him in his fantasies. Abdul, an orphan and a small time crook meets with the trio-some and becomes friendly with them. They start indulging in felony in their locality and form a gang named Gang. Each member is a manifestation of a specific sentiment in the Gang. Gangu acts as the conscience and a moderator who constantly charades and tries to stop the members from going overboard. Abdul represents the bravado and ambitious side. He is the one who introduces them to the big bad world and fuels their aspirations. Nihal is the brainy, and the logical part of the group. While Gary is a greedy and foolhardy goon who often falls into trouble much to the chagrin of his associates. These guys work with a don Majeed Lala. But the greed of Abdul and Gary see them change their affiliations towards another heinous don Girija Shanker inspite of severe objections by Gangu. By a twist of fate, Gangu finds himself behind bars and when he comes back he finds the rest of the Gang pretty prosperous. He discovers to his utter disappointment that they have taken the path which he despises so he disassociates himself from them. Those who live by the sword; die by the sword, so goes the saying. And the whole Gang undergoes a metamorphosis and is befallen by a string of tragedies.
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Welcome to June! Although Summer has not officially begun yet Summer Festival has started here in the Chi. Here are a couple of great festivals going on this weekend.
The Do-Division street festival and sidewalk sale will span Division from Ashland to Leavitt. The event will feature 2 music stages, food, drinks, arts and crafts, retail items for purchase, and plenty of fun activities for the kids. The event will take place on June 5th starting at 10 am. For more information visit their website at http://www.do-divisionstreetfest.com/
The 4th Annual June Jam will take place tomorrow June 5th from 12-10pm at 3500 N Hoyne in Roscoe Village. The cost is $5 and for that amount you will be able to take in all the entertainment, children's activities, food and drinks that Roscoe Village has to offer. The festival has been extended to 2 days, and will include entertainment by the 16 Candles, Too White Crew and more. For more info visit their Official Website
If you're from the burbs don't be bummed. The Village of Forest Park will be hosting their Summer festival this weekend as well. The festival will include a beer garden. 2 dining areas, live music, a sidewalk sale, pony rides and slide for the kids and so much more! The festival will be a 517 Des Plaines Ave in Forest Park. For more information visit their Official Website


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The Academic Success Center, located in the Coleman Center, Room 227, provides free academic support to students currently enrolled in at least six credit hours. Instructors in math, science, written/oral communication, reading, and study skills provide individualized help/guidance for students in course work and/or to upgrade necessary basic skills.
A brief computerized Learning Styles Inventory is offered in the ASC for students to take to identify their dominant learning style. This is followed by a one-on-one conference with a staff member to discuss appropriate study strategies for successful learning.
The ASC provides testing rooms for students needing special testing accommodations. ASC hours during fall and spring semesters are: Monday 7:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.-4:00 p.m.; Tuesday - Thursday, 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. The ASC is closed on Fridays. Further information is available at (608) 785-9198 and on the ASC website.
Peer Tutoring
The Center coordinates the college's Peer Tutoring program which offers tutors for most college classes. Peer Tutors are trained by ASC staff and provide free one-on-one or group tutoring as needed.
Study Skills Seminars
Each semester the ASC offers six study skill seminars, Time Management, Technical Reading Techniques, Note-taking Tips, Memory Strategies, Objective Testing, and Essay Test Writing. Printed seminar schedules are available in the ASC and on the ASC website.
Computer Labs
Western has a number of computer labs located at various locations around campus that students may use, along with specialized computers and software that they may use for program-related coursework.
Learn more about the computer labs on campus.
Math Lab
The Math Lab has faculty available to help students taking math courses on a self-study basis. Instructors in the Math Lab also provide mathematical support for students enrolled in any vocational or technical programs at Western.
The Math Lab is located in the Coleman Center, Room 229. Hours are specified
on the Math Lab website.
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Online Writing Center
Want some help with that paper? Visit Western Technical College's Online Writing Center, a site designed to help students to build their writing skills; find links to research and writing resources on the web; read about the process and the mechanics of writing; read a journal of outstanding student work, or work with your instructor to submit your own writing to the journal; submit your work to an online tutor for feedback. The Online Writing Center is a free service to all enrolled Western students. Visit us today at Online Writing Center Website.


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College Hockey:Birkholz Scores Two as Minnesota Romps Over Minnesota State
Leddy Scores First Collegiate Goal
MANKATO, Minn. — Minnesota coach Don Lucia was desperate for something to recharge a scoring outage that had been plaguing the Gophers. Anything. A pair of freshman still looking for their first collegiate points to provided the spark, as Nick Leddy put the Gophers on the board and Josh Birkholz scored two more.
Minnesota salvaged a split, beating Minnesota State 6-2 Saturday night at the Verizon Wireless Center.
"You can see (Birkholz) really elevate his play week to week," Lucia said. "Leddy was very tentative Friday, but you could see he was much more relaxed tonight."
Leddy picked off an MSU pass at the blue line and his shot through traffic found its way past MSU goaltender Austin Lee.
Two minutes later, Birkholz brought the puck into the Mavericks' zone on an odd-man rush. His shot from the far circle slipped over Lee's left shoulder.
"It might be a confidence thing and may be some luck," said Birkholz, who registered five shots and was the victim of a circus save by Lee Friday.
Birkholz gave the Gophers a three-goal lead when he danced around two Mavericks' defenders before backhanding another one over Lee's shoulder in the 14th minute.
Leddy's and Birkholz's goals couldn't have come at a more important time. MSU outshot the Gophers 18-4 in the first period Friday, so a strong start early was crucial Saturday.
"We've really been struggling to score goals, so we knew had to pound in some goals first and get the momentum," Birkholz said.
Added Leddy, "I wanted to do anything to get the team going. It feels unbelievable and I can't describe it (first career goal)."
The three goals the Gophers scored in the first period equaled the amount Minnesota scored in the previous three games — zero at Michigan, two at Michigan State and one Friday against the Mavericks.
MSU countered with a talented freshman scorer of its own. Tyler Pitlick put the Mavericks on the board when he deflected a shot by defenseman Ben Youds past Minnesota goalie Alex Kangas with four minutes left in the first period.
Pitlick scored the only goal of the second period when Kangas initially stopped his shot, but Kangas fanned on the clearing attempt and the puck rolled into the net for Pitlick's fifth goal of the season.
It seemed the Mavericks had stolen the energy heading into the second intermission.
"The penalties got us into trouble in the second period and took away some of our momentum," Lucia said.
The third period belonged to Minnesota.
Nico Sachetti redirected Cade Fairchild's shot from the point past Lee six minutes into the period, giving the Gophers a two-goal lead.
After the Gophers fans chanted "M-I-N-N-E-S-O-T-A" for the fourth time, most of the life had been sucked out of the arena.
"(MSU) sagged a little bit after that fourth goal," Lucia said. "That was the kind of 'separation goal' we've been looking for."
Minnesota forward Patrick White put the game away when he backhanded a rebound past Lee and 32 seconds later, Taylor Mattson capped it with another redirect, this time off a shot by Brian Schack.
After the game, Lucia said there was more at stake than just another notch in the loss column.
"Their pride more than anything," Lucia said. "It's frustrating for the coaches to be able to play so well one night and play just dismal another. We have to play like we did tonight both nights."
Added Birkholz, "Each game you build more confidence when you're playing well. This gives a lot of guys confidence and if everyone stays confident, we can be scary heading into Christmas."
The Gophers (6-9-1, 4-7-1 WCHA) have two more games in 2009, next Friday and Saturday at Michigan Tech. MSU (7-8-1, 5-8-1) travels to No. 5 Bemidji State next weekend and doesn't play a league game until Jan. 8 at North Dakota.
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Washington's game captains for today's game were center Juan Garcia, fullback Paul Homer, linebacker Chris Stevens and defensive end Daniel Te'o-Nesheim.
The Huskies' first defensive play of the game saw the UW in a nickel defense, giving linebacker Chris Stevens and cornerback Vonzell McDowell Jr. their first starts of the season.
Nate Williams' second-quarter interception was the first pick by a Husky defender since Mason Foster intercepted a Max Hall pass vs. Brigham Young on Sept. 6. It was also the first career interception for Williams, a true sophomore.
Williams' interception was also the Huskies' first takeaway in three games. The Dawgs did not force any turnovers in their last two games: vs. Oregon State or at Arizona.
Washington entered tonight's game with just three sacks on the season (all from Daniel Te'o-Nesheim). However, the Huskies recorded two more tonight -- one each from freshman DE Everrette Thompson and junior LB Donald Butler.
UW receiver D'Andre Goodwin, who had seven catches for 47 yards and one touchdown tonight, led the Huskies in receptions once again. He's been the team's receptions leader in every game this season other than the Arizona game, when he only played one play due to injury.
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Paul McCartney, who begins a set of five shows in the Far East Saturday, arrived in Japan May 15, Jash's Paul McCartney News, a Japanese McCartney fan website, told Beatles Examiner today. McCartney arrived two days before the first two shows in Japan take place at the National Stadium in Tokyo on Saturday and Sunday.
"Paul McCartney arrived at Tokyo International Airport (HND) about 6 p.m. local time (5 a.m. EDT/2 a.m. PDT) today for his "Out There Tour Japan 2014" which will takes place from Saturday, May 17," Jash told Beatles Examiner in a rough translation. "Paul left the airport in London about 6 o'clock in the morning. He seemed to ride on a chartered private jet.
"He appeared at the lobby of Tokyo International Airport a little before 18:00 (6 p.m.) wearing a T-shirt of the Japanese flag, walking toward the exit with the robot named 'New Man' which was used in promotion video of the new song 'Appreciate.'"
Jash said estimates of the number of fans welcoming Paul at the airport ranged from 400 in news stories to 500 in eyewitness reports. "Paul left the airport for a hotel in Tokyo around 19:00 (7 p.m.). According to the news, Paul is planning to stay in Japan until the 26th." You can see pictures and a video report on this page.
After the Tokyo shows, McCartney will play the Nippon Budokan May 21 and Yanmar Stadium Nagai in Osaka May 24, then move on to Korea for a show May 28 at Jamsil Sports Complex in Seoul, South Korea. Last November, McCartney played six sold-out shows in Japan in Tokyo, Fukuoka and Osaka.
A block of U.S. shows begins June 14 in Lubbock, Texas, the home town of Buddy Holly. The U.S. dates will also include stops in Louisiana, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, North Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri, Minnesota, Montana, Arizona, California and Utah. Tickets for American shows are available here and here.
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Women's Studies Department
Instructors have the responsibility and authority to assign grades to students in
their courses. While instructors may have different standards in grading, grading should
not be capricious or biased, but reflect the standards operative in the course. This
document outlines the procedure to follow if a student in a Women's Studies course
disputes a grade.
I. Required Informal Process
- Students are required to present the dispute to the instructor and obtain a response. While the process may begin with a GSI, the student must have had a meeting or other communication with the instructor before moving proceeding to the next step.
- If the grievance is against the department Chair or the Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS) in her capacity as an instructor, another faculty member shall be designated to handle the grievance.
- If the student and the instructor are unable to resolve the complaint they must meet with the Women's Studies Department Director of Undergraduate Studies or designate and discuss the complaint. The DUS or designate shall mediate between the student and the instructor, either via email or in person, and resolve the matter if possible. If mediation is not successful, the student may file a formal grade grievance with the Women's Studies Department.
II. Formal Grade Grievance Process
- Students may not begin the formal grievance process until a final grade has actually been assigned in a course.
- The student may decide to drop the grievance at any time in the process.
- All proceedings of the grade grievance process will be treated as strictly confidential by all concerned.
- The formal grievance process begins with a written complaint from the student, which must be filed with the instructor and the Women's Studies Department office within a month after receipt of the grade or a month into the following full term. The written complaint must explain the student's reasons for requesting a change in grade.
- The instructor must reply in writing within three weeks of receipt of the complaint and file the reply in the Department Office. If the instructor is on leave or away from campus, all reasonable attempts should be made to contact her/him. If the instructor is off campus the director may solicit a letter from her/him, in which s/he describes his/her position. This letter must state reasons for the assignment of the grade in question.
- After receiving this information from both the student and the instructor, the Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS) will then determine if sufficient evidence exists to convene a formal review by a departmental committee. If the DUS determines that there is insufficient evidence for the grade grievance, the matter is considered closed, and the original grade stands.
- If there is sufficient evidence to proceed, the DUS will then promptly arrange a formal review. The review committee will be drawn from the Women's Studies Executive Committee and will include two student representatives, two instructors, and the DUS or designate. Alternates may be chosen at the discretion of the Director of Undergraduate Studies. An effort will be made to ensure that the review committee is fair in the eyes of both parties. The committee should not include students in the class in question or a class currently taught by the instructor. At least one person at the same level as the complainant (undergraduate or graduate student) should be on the committee.
- The Director of Undergraduate Studies shall schedule the hearing in consultation with the student and set a date and time agreeable to all. Alternates may be used for the student and instructor representatives if any of them are unable to attend.Hearings may be rescheduled for emergencies or other critical scheduling problems only. If a student complainant does not appear for the hearing on the scheduled date and there is no such reason for rescheduling, the hearing will not be rescheduled.
- Should the departmental review take place during the summer months and student representatives are not available, the student placing the grievance has the option of waiving the presence of student representatives at their level or of asking that the committee wait until the fall term when students are available.
- The Director of Undergraduate Studies or designate will chair the hearing.
- Only the grievance stated in the written complaint will be considered by the grade grievance committee.
- The instructor and the student should appear before the committee at the same time. They will each present an oral statement in addition to the written statement. Committee members may ask questions of both. The student and faculty member will each be allowed one rebuttal after the complete statement of the other is given. Each may call a reasonable number of witnesses who may make brief statements after the oral statement of the person they are supporting. Witnesses must leave the hearing after they make their statement. Advisors or counselors may not be present for either party.
- All disputed course work and correspondence will be made available to the complainant, the instructor, and members of the review hearing. It is the student's responsibility to produce the original copy of all disputed course work. If the original work has not been returned to the student, it is the responsibility of the instructor to produce the original work. In addition, it is the responsibility of the instructor to produce all grading records and grading policies. The committee is free to hear any evidence that will help them decide the grievance. The committee may call for other evidence as it pertains to the case.
- The sole ground for disputing a grade within the Women's Studies Department is that it reflects inequitable conduct on the part of the instructor of the course. The grade grievance panel is tasked solely with deciding whether the instructor displayed inequitable conduct in the situation presented.
- If the committee determines that the instructor has displayed inequitable conduct, it should issue a written recommendation to the instructor to change the grade.
- If the instructor refuses, the review committee will prepare a letter setting forth its view to be entered in the student's file.
- If the review committee finds that the instructor has not displayed inequitable conduct, then the grade stands.
- A faculty member on the committee shall communicate the decision to the student and the instructor separately at the end of the proceedings.
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Summer is fast approaching and many people are trying to find useful tips to drop those last few pounds before their vacations. During the May 14 episode of the Dr. Oz Show, Dr. Oz shared some healthy tips in beating unhealthy cravings.
Sugar cravings
Recent studies have shown that sugar is just as addictive as heroine. The more sugar you eat the more your body will crave it. In order to beat sugar cravings you blood sugar levels must be stabilized. Dr. Oz recommends eating a mixture of low-glycemic carbs and healthy fats every three hours. This combination of food will keep you full and help you stabilize your blood glucose.
Sugary soda cravings
People whom enjoy or are addicted to soda most likely appreciate the bubbly taste of soda. You can beat this craving by purchasing flavored seltzer water which contains a lot less sugar than soda or add fresh fruit to your plain seltzer.
Carb cravings
Carbs can be a comfort food more many emotional eaters so avoiding carbs during emotional times and replacing them with healthy foods that are also satisfying. Adding red pepper flakes to your food will help with your carb cravings. Chili peppers contain a mood-boosting component that will give your body a dopamine–boost that will help with your moods.
Salt cravings
The more salt you ingest the more your body will crave it. Too much salt can be dangerous for your body as it raises your blood pressure which can lead to a stroke. If you are craving salty snacks throughout the day it may be a sign that your body is releasing the hormone gherlin. Gherlin is the body's hunger hormone. It is secreted in the body when the stomach is empty and when the stomach is full secretion stops.
Dr Oz recommends a supplemsnt called Caralluma Fimbriata which stops the production of gherlin. However, the secretion of gherlin is a natural occurrence in the body and it may be wiser to full your body with naturally savory snacks to fill your need for salt; nuts, carrot and celery sticks dipped in hummus.
Another way to curb your salt cravings is to season your food with flavor as oppose to salt. Smoked paprika is my absolute favorite seasoning, I use when and where ever possible. Also, oregano, although mainly used in Italian and Greek food is great seasoning to add to most recipes. Ginger, curry, cilantro, basil, rosemary and sage are also naturally robust seasonings to replace if not all some of the salt in your food.
Crunch cravings
If chips and crunchy salty or sugary snacks are what you crave most consider a healthy food with a natural crunch as a replacement. Apples, celery, and carrots have the crunch and are high in fiber so they will also help with cravings.
General cravings
Before you reach for that snack or meal in between your scheduled meal go for that bottle of water. Many people mistake thirst for hunger. Drinking water throughout the day will help provide a balance between your hunger and thirst and help keep you full and keep those unwanted pounds away.
Dr. Oz also co authored a book called YOU: The Owner's Manual: An Insider's Guide to the Body That Will Make You Healthier and Younger. In this #1 New York Times bestseller Dr. Oz and Dr. Michael F. Rozen share tips on how to gain complete control over your body and health.


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Saturday night, Zach Galifianakis(I wonder how long it took him as a kid to learn how to spell that) was the host of Saturday Night Live and did a great job. Musical guest was Of Monsters and Men and they knocked it out too. Check out both of their performances..."Little Talks" and "Mountain Sound".
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Jam band moe. plays free show at Ignition Music Garage in Goshen
Progressive rockers moe. stopped by Ignition Music Garage to play a free show Wednesday night, June 18, in Goshen. Here's what people are saying about the show on social media.
GOSHEN -- Jam band moe. is playing a free show Wednesday night, June 18, at the Ignition Music Garage in Goshen. The venue collaborated with Goshen College's 91.1 The Globe to bring the five-piece band to Elkhart County, bringing their brand of progressive rock to the Maple City.
moe. has produced more than 20 albums and has shared the stage with bands including the Allman Brothers Band, Dave Matthews Band, The Who and Blues Travelers. Their Goshen stop is part of their tour across the United States, to Japan, Europe and Canada.
You can also listen to a live broadcast of the performance on Goshen College's 91.1 The Globe.
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George LaFrance
Attended New Iberia Senior High School in New Iberia, La., where he played football and baseball. Was selected to the all-conference football team as a junior. Played on the school's 4A state championship baseball teams in 1982 and 1983 and was selected to the 1983 all-conference and all-state baseball teams.
Attended Eastern Arizona Junior College for three semesters in 1983-1984 and participated in football and baseball.
Transferred to Baker in the spring of 1984 in time to play on Dan Harris' Wildcat baseball team. Known for his quickness, speed and defense, LaFrance was selected to the all-conference baseball squad three years at Baker.
In the fall of 1984 became an immediate starter at wide receiver for head football coach Charlie Richard. Played two years and was selected to the all-conference team in 1985 and 1986. Helped the Wildcats reach their first ever NAIA Division II national championship football game in 1986. In that game against Linfield of Oregon, set a school, conference and national record for recording seven pass receptions for 93 yards in a single half.
Following his outstanding athletic achievements in college, signed a professional contract to play for the Detroit Drive of the fledgling Arena Football League. Spent the 1988-1993 seasons with Detroit, helping it win ArenaBowl titles in 1988-1990 and again in 1992. Missed the 1990 season with a torn ACL.
Was traded in 1994 to the Tampa Bay Storm, where he played from 1994 to 1999. In 1998, caught 65 passes, including 35 for touchdowns (53.8 percent) – a record unrivaled at any level of collegiate or professional football.
In 2000, moved on to play with the New Jersey Red Dogs. Became the first Arena Football League player and second pro football (Walter Payton was the first) to compile 20,000 career all-purpose yards. In his final game as a player, he recorded 14 kickoff returns and 397 all-purpose yards that rank second in that statistic in AFL history
During the 12 years of his active playing career, helped his teams win five ArenaBowl Championships while playing in three more.
Was selected the MVP of three ArenaBowl games, was twice named League MVP and holds numerous league statistical records. Is generally regarded as the greatest player in Arena Football League history.
In 2001, served as offensive consultant for the Rochester Brigade and in 2002 was hired as the general manager of the San Diego Riptide.
For several of the past years, when not involved in the Arena Football season, teaches high school math and coaches sports on a Native American Reservation in the Chinle (Arizona) Unified School District.
Is married to Darlene and has two daughters, Ahaski and Nizhoni.


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Is there currently a way of developing android apps on an android phone? In other words, write, compile, install and run regular android java on the phone without using a pc? If not, what would make it possible, if at all? (would rooting be necessary? Or an android emulator compiled for android?)
Android-IDE (AIDE) is the first application which allows you to develop another android application in mobile device.
You can look for Meme IDE 1.14 for Windows Mobile and Android, check the detail on the link specified..
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Within the last two weeks, Milwaukee experienced two unrelated high school students brought a gun to school. No gun was fired, however the Earthquake in Haiti minimized the impact of having guns in the hands of adolescents. Tragically, the news does not differentiate between a death which occurs by choice and death (s) which we have no control. When the media reports and sometimes sensationalizes tragedy, threads in our security blanket begin to loosen. Those who tend to make decisions based on reports of danger will soon find themselves limiting the beauty of life experience.
Fears can be debilitating or self destructive if they are realistic or not. Here a basic guide to determine the difference.
1) State your fear clearly and detailed as possible.
2) Determine if this fear is based on PERSONAL experience. If you experienced prior trauma, you are a survivor, not a victim. If you are faced with danger in the future, time, your experience will help you survive.
3) Rate your fears on a scale of 1 to 100. 100 being absolutely terrifying.
4) If failing a test or gaining 20 pounds rates as "100", seek professional help immediately.
5) Take responsibility for valid fears, and develop a safety plan.
6) If you are consumed by your fears and/or limit your activities due to fears, seek professional help.
7) If your friends and family do not seem irritated by your fears, and do not share your concern, chances are, your fear is irrational.
Buddhist philosophy states that suffering is a human condition. Suffering will cease by "enlightenment", or experiencing life as it happens without thoughts of past or future. Currently, most mental health professionals will address the core of our fears. Acceptance of three facts will allow us to face our darkest fears, should they become reality.
1) Every life will end and be transformed into a new life.
2) We do not have control over anything in our life accept our own feelings and thoughts.
3) When we are actually faced with are fears, we will feel pain, anger and guilt. Those who view themselves as a victim will eventually exhaust their support system. Worse yet, may become occupied with thoughts of revenge, self pity and "what if?"
Regardless of the origin of painful events, the responsibility of healing belongs to those who have experienced a trauma. Healing is possible especially with support.
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A nervous Michael Buble chose to coach rather than play Wednesday, but the super crooner donated $100,000 to three Canuck charities that benefited from the Bieksa's Buddies charity game against the UBC Thunderbirds. (Getty Images).
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About 125 people gathered on the steps of Daytona Beach City Hall on Monday for the 57th Annual Walk for Dignity as part of Mental Health Awareness Week.
"Our purpose here today is to ensure that people with mental illnesses are not diminished by the indifference of others," said Bob Decker, president/CEO of Mental Health America of East Central Florida. "Mental health is an integral part of overall health. It is important to bring awareness to the community about mental illnesses so those suffering from brain diseases can be provided with needed resources and they are accepted into the community."
Volusia County Chair Frank Bruno read a proclamation for Mental Illness Awareness Week from the county. Bruno said the stigma of mental illness should be erased and people with mental illness should be treated with dignity and respect.
Among the other speakers was George Ipolyi, a member of the Mental Health America staff, who told of his recovery.
Monday's walk included a presentation of 12 lighted candles representing such virtues as hope, support and truth.
The audience then walked to the Debra Anne House, where they had lunch provided by Stewart–Marchman Act Behavioral Health Care and Magellan Health Care.
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OK, I know this morning has been all about leaks from the Nexus Prime. I can't help it. Everyone wants this stuff and if I missed it over the weekend then I am sure at least a few of you might have too. On Friday we caught wind of the new boot animation being displayed on a Droid Bionic. Of course the first thing we all thought was, "Where the heck is it, I want that!" After a little bit of waiting, it has finally been released for all you boot animation junkies to install and use.
Thankfully for us, P3Droid, the one that demoed it for the world in the first place, has released the file for your enjoyment. He has only tested it on a few Motorola devices, but should work on just about any device out there. You will want to snag the file and drop it onto your SD card first, then proceed to flash it through your recovery. You would want to make a backup before you attempt this to prevent data loss if a bootloop occurs.
If flashing it doesn't work out for you, you can attempt to install it via ADB or root explorer.
extract bootanimation.zip from /data
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No matter how you get it up and running, there is a pretty good chance that all your friends will be pretty jealous of you.
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I was first introduced to kitchari when I visited the incredible ayurvedic haven that is Down Dog Healing Café. Kitchari is an Indian dish that, according to the café's owner Kei, is like the chicken soup of Ayurveda. (…) Read more
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Ayurveda Journal, Week 7: Gratitude For Your HandsDec 10, 2013
Much of what Ayurveda is about is focusing your attention inward to feel your body and realize what's going on inside. This will better help us to figure out how to give our bodies exactly what they need in order to keep us at our healthiest. Last week, during Lilavati's very insightful and spiritual Wednesday (…) Read more
Ayurveda Journal, Week 6: It's All ConnectedDec 02, 2013
I got my first real taste of holistic healing about a year ago when I received acupuncture for the very first time – some of you may have read the acupuncture diary posts that went along with this. Since then, I've tried Reiki, and of course I've also become immersed in the world of Ayurveda. (…) Read more
Ayurveda Journal, Week 5: Finding My WayNov 25, 2013
Upon first meeting Lilavati, she told me that she feels that every woman who is meant to be at Temple of the Lotus will somehow find her way there. While my original intention that day was to find out what Lilavati and the temple were all about so that I could share an inspiring story (…) Read more
Ayurveda Journal, Week 4: Skincare (& Mind-care) RoutineNov 18, 2013
It's been a full month since I've been introduced to the world of Ayurveda. I don't know that my life has drastically changed just yet, but I've made changes — both external and internal — that I can feel have already started to get me moving in the right direction. (An interesting side note: I (…) Read more
Ayurveda Journal, Week 3: Herbal MassageNov 11, 2013
The day had finally come for my first ayurvedic massage treatment… an Abhyanga, as it's called. This treatment, in Lilavati's words, is "a warm herbal oil massage therapy that deeply nourishes the body, mind and spirit and begins to create an internal environment for deep healing." (…) Read more
Ayurveda Journal, Week 2: Listening To Your BodyNov 05, 2013
One of the main concepts of Ayurveda that I've begun to absorb thus far is learning to listen to what my body is telling me; to recognize how I'm feeling and discover how to fix imbalances using all information that my senses are taking in. (…) Read more
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After having a glimpse into the world of Ayurveda at Temple of the Lotus last week, I've decided that this is something that I'd really like to incorporate into my life. I have a few physical ailments that I've been trying to resolve for quite some time, and in recent years I've acquired a thirst (…) Read more


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My graduate training was in urban and development geography, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative methods, with a heavy emphasis on field research. I have since added expertise in cultural geography, and today consider myself to be primarily a cultural and urban geographer. My interests have always hinged on socio-spatial processes of belonging and exclusion. Thus my varied publications, spanning neoliberal economic reform, critical gender and race studies, borders, immigration, neighborhood change, popular religiosity, and narrative, return continuously to this principal theme. I have co-authored two cultural geography textbooks, The Human Mosaic (10th edition) and The Cultural Geography Reader, as well as a monograph titled Dry Place. In addition, I am currently authoring or have recently published several pieces on cultural geography in general, Miami's multiple roles in the urban geographic imaginary, field research results from a large comparative project on Latino/a neighborhood transition, a forum on human subjects protection, and a series of overview articles on race and ethnicity in human geography.
I regularly teach a large (300–400 seat) World Regional Geography course at the lower-division level. At the upper division, I teach Cultural Geography and Urban Geography. Graduate seminars include Cultural Geography, Ethnographic Methods, and Space, Place, and Identity. As our newly-merged department evolves with respect to programs and course offerings, I will add teaching on race and ethnicity at the undergraduate and graduate levels. My graduate students have been funded by The National Science Foundation and the Fulbright Foundation.
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Otitis media is inflammation or infection in the middle ear. It's very common in babies and children.
There are several types of otitis media. They are:
An ear infection often starts after your child has a sore throat, cold, or other repertory infection. It can also occur with swelling and congestion from allergies.
In babies and young children, the tube between the throat and middle ear (eustachian tube) is very small. Infections can get to the middle ear from other parts of the respiratory system easily through this tube.
Any baby or child can get an ear infection. The following factors may increase your child's risk:
Symptoms can occur a bit differently in each child. They can include:
The symptoms of otitis media may look like other health problems. Make sure your child sees his or her healthcare provider for a diagnosis.
Your child's healthcare provider will ask about your child's health history and symptoms. He or she will check your child's ear, nose, and throat.
Your child's healthcare provider will also check your child's ears with a lighted instrument that lets him or her see inside of your child's ear (otoscope). Your child's healthcare provider may use a special type of otoscope that blows a puff of air into the ear (pneumatic otoscope). This tests your child's eardrum movement.
Your child may also need the following tests:
Treatment will depend on your child's symptoms, age, and general health. It will also depend on how severe the condition is and what type of otitis media your child has.
Your child's healthcare provider may prescribe antibiotic medicine right away. Or he or she may wait for 2 to 3 days and recheck your child. Some symptoms go away without medicine. Your child may also need other medicine to treat the pain and fever.
Your child's healthcare provider may recommend that small tubes be placed in your child's ears. This is done through surgery called tympanostomy or myringotomy.
In this surgery, your child's surgeon will make a small opening in the eardrum. This is done to drain the fluid and relieve the pressure from the middle ear. A small tube is placed in the opening of the eardrum. This allows air to move in and out. It also stops fluid from building up. Your child's hearing normally returns once the fluid drains. The tubes often fall out on their own in 6 to 12 months.
Your child's healthcare provider may suggest tubes if your child has the following:
Your child's healthcare provider may also recommend surgery to take out the glands above your child's nose and mouth (adenoids) if they're infected. This helps some children with otitis media.
If ear infections aren't treated, your child may have the following:
Ear infections can't always be prevented. But you can take actions to reduce your child's risk of infections. Follow these tips:
Tips to help you get the most from a visit to your child's healthcare provider:
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