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The extra bonus scenes during and after the end credits have become a tradition for each an every Marvel movie since "Iron Man" -- which famously teased the Avengers.
"Guardians of the Galaxy" continues this tradition -- and it does not disappoint. Advance screenings for the press did not include end credits bonus scenes for "Guardians" and director James Gunn said the credits scenes wouldn't be revealed until the film hit theaters Aug. 1.
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But the first public screenings of "Guardians" have begun in the U.K. - and now details of the after-credits scene for "Guardians of the Galaxy" have been revealed.
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First of all, there is only one after-credits scene for "Guardians" - and it begins immediately after the end credits.
The scene begins with The Collector (Benicio Del Toro), bruised and battered after his sequence in the film. He has a thousand-yard stare as he sits amid rubble (the aftermath of "Guardians") and he begins to drink from a green goblet. A dog named "Cosmo" -- who appeared earlier as a captive in the Collector's museum -- approaches the Collector and licks his face.
Just then, a voice with a thick New York accent pipes up. "You're going to let him lick you like that?"
The screen pans over to an anthropomorphic CGI character, dressed in a red suit and tie, also holding a green goblet. "Gross" he declares before drinking from the goblet.
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It's the master of Quack-Fu himself: Howard the Duck!
Howard was last featured on film in the critically reviled and overall confusing 1986 live-action movie "Howard the Duck" -- a bizarre movie too adult for kids and too childish for adults. Howard has been an obscure character in the Marvel comics universe since his first appearance in 1973. The ill-tempered, cynical cigar-loving duck has since become a reluctant superhero (albeit without any super powers) who has worked alongside prominent Marvel characters like Doctor Strange and Spider-Man.
Howard the Duck's appearance makes absolute sense, then in the "grounded" Marvel Cinematic Universe established in "Iron Man." The Marvel films now live in a universe where magical hammers and gun-toting raccoon bounty hunters also exist.
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Baby, it's cold out there, and we all know what frigid air does: Dries you out faster than a visit to the Sahara. Hair, skin, eyes, lips.... Dry, cracked, and lifeless, aka not fun and not attractive. Especially winter-chapped lips. Ow! Today, we've teamed up with the beautistas at Walgreens to bring you some great ideas on getting rid of those painfully parched puckers all winter long.
1. Scrub-a-Lub Your Lips: Scratchy begets scratchy, smooth begets smooth, just as with the rest of your body. If you just slather lip balms on rough lips, it'll never penetrate deep enough to do real healing. Here are a few DIY recipes using ingredients you already have around the house. For each one, mix all ingredients together, apply to lips, and gently scrub with an old, clean toothbrush. Let sit for a few minutes, then rinse with water and apply either lip balm or a few drops of olive oil.
Honey, Honey: 1 teaspoon each honey and baking soda2. It's Balmy Inside (and Out): Going from warm indoors environments to the harsh, cold winter weather outdoors saps your lips of moisture. In the winter, switch to a heavier, thicker balm at night to give your mouth an extra dose of rejuvenation. We love classics like Carmex Moisturizing Lip Balm SPF 15 Cherry ($1.60 on sale), or even classic petroleum jelly. During the day, if you don't wear lip color, regularly apply a soothing lip balm like Nivea A Kiss of Shine Glossy Lip Care SPF 15 ($3) or Eos Medicated Lip Balm (about $8). Tuck it into your pocket and be sure to reapply before you head outside!
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3. Color Your World: Can't leave the house without your signature scarlet or pink pout? Be sure you exfoliate regularly, so your lipstick or gloss has a smooth surface to stick to, and prep your lips pre-application with a dose of your fave lip balm, slathered on a few minutes before your lip product to give the balm time to soak in. For winter smiles, we love CoverGirl Outlast All-Day Lipcolor Colorcoat & moisturizing Topcoat ($11), available in 37 luscious hues so there's a color for every gal.
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Kansas City's Nelson Atkins Museum of Art has just opened its newly renovated, $1.7 million ancient Egyptian art collection, featuring the 2,300-year-old coffin of Egyptian noblewoman Meretites. The Egyptian gallery has been closed for about two years in order to undergo stunning renovations. The gallery's moody lighting and dark marble give visitors the feeling that they have been transported back in time to Egypt's ancient tombs.
The gallery's curator, Robert Cohon, says that he hopes the exhibit will appeal to children whose curiosity about the ancient culture will be enhanced by the new offerings on display. No longer will Kansas City residents have to pay $30 and round trip airfare to Denver, New York, or London to see the lavishly displayed ancient treasures. The Nelson exhibit is permanent, opened last weekend, and is free to all curious, history loving enthusiasts.
Besides the coffin of Meretites, the exhibit also features a mummy acquired from Emory University. Additionally, there are treasures and artifacts from ancient Greece, Rome, and the Near East. The bulk of the items on display are from Meretites' burial itself, consisting of numerous gilded pieces that were intended to carry the noblewoman into a comfortable afterlife.
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Pulling some shenanigans at your high school graduation is nothing new. Many a grad have taken the solemn moment of ceremony and dignity and turned it into their personal staging ground for one last outgoing prank. What is new is this North Carolina school's decision – the class clown won't be getting his diploma.
Senior Quinton Murphy on Wednesday graduated from Jack Britt High School in Fayetteville, though he has no diploma to prove it. As Murphy was walking across the graduation stage and was just about to receive his diploma, the senior stopped, quickly got out of his robe, and did a brief, arm-raised shakedown in his leopard-print briefs and nothing else. The audience gasped, Murphy ran off, and now school officials are ticked.
Superintendent Frank Till Jr. said: "Our schools have worked so hard. It used to be that the audience would be disruptive at graduation. We've worked hard to get the audiences to respect our students. This young man chose not to show respect for his colleagues."
The superintendent said that Murphy is still technically a graduate, and he can prove it with his school transcripts if needed, but that he is not turning over the diploma. Till also recommended to Jack Britt principal Denise Garison that she "bar him from the school's property and events, such as football games."
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College Hockey:McCabe helps Wisconsin rally past Alaska-Anchorage
MADISON, Wis. – Without its best offensive weapon for the second straight night and getting pushed physically once again, No. 13 Wisconsin needed somebody to make a move. One of the many players disappointed with his Friday night performance, Jake McCabe, picked the right time to fill the void.
McCabe scored the first and the game-winning tally for the Badgers, who salvaged their weekend series against former-WCHA for Alaska-Anchorage with a 4-3 victory Saturday night at the Kohl Center.
"I think everyone was a little let down after last night," said McCabe, who posted his first career multi-goal game. "We just got dominated in all aspects. Tonight was a good response. It wasn't pretty, but we got the job done. That's the only thing that really matters."
Tyler Barnes and Eddie Wittchow also scored for the Badgers (11-6-1), who rebounded from their first home loss of the season against a team that hadn't won on the road up until last night.
"We knew how they were going to come out again," said Barnes. "It was still a back-and-forth period. They were bringing a lot at us, but we went back to our game plan."
The plan involved keeping pucks out of the zone, throwing pucks into the corners and taking chances at the net. After Blake Tatchell scored his seventh of the season, an even-strength goal off a give-and-go, to give the Seawolves a 1-0 lead, Wisconsin piled on its response at the end of the period.
It started with McCabe, who finally got a nine-game scoreless streak off his back. Executing a little cross-over fake at the blue line, McCabe weaved through two Seawolves with some fancy stickhandling before flicking a backhander glove side at 18:26.
"He's one of our leaders," said Barnes. "He got us going."
McCabe finished the job, too. Looking to center the puck after the midway point of the third period, McCabe's pass that was intended for Barnes bounced off Tatchell's skate and past UAA goalie Chris Kamal (20 saves) for the decisive tally at 6:27 of the third.
"I wish they were all that easy," said McCabe. "It's nice to get puck luck on your side. It hasn't been in our favor the last couple games. Hockey gods were on our side tonight."
McCabe's night spoiled the night of UAA forward Matt Bailey, who scored his ninth and 10th goals of the season in the second period to give Alaska-Anchorage (9-9-2) a 3-2 lead. Bailey's first goal was the result of out-muscling defenseman Kevin Schulze for a short-handed tally, and the second was a missile from the slot as a result of a poor Wisconsin shift.
The Seawolves were trying to sweep the Badgers for the first time since January 1999.
"The momentum kind of shifted and they got that short-handed goal," said McCabe. "It took all the atmosphere out of the building. We were scrambling a little bit. Guys were freaking out, but we regained our poise again."
Barnes added a goal in his fifth straight game with 21.1 left in the first period to give Wisconsin its first lead. Getting the pick on the breakout, Matt Pappe went to the net, taking a Seawolves defenseman with him to create an open zone for Barnes to rifle a shot into the back of the net.
"I'm getting the opportunities," said Barnes. "Being successful right now, it helps carry over in the back of your mind."
Wisconsin needed an extra lift considering the Badgers were without their best player for the second straight night. After his flight was delayed coming from Sweden at World Juniors, causing him to be scratched, sophomore Nic Kerdiles stumbled as he reached for the puck, having his right skate dig into the ice, and tumbling him hard into the boards.
Kerdiles left the ice midway through the first period and didn't return, watching from behind the glass with his pads off and holding an ice bag on his shoulder, and forced Eaves to jumble and rotate most of his lines.
That made Wisconsin's victory all that more important with the Badgers jumping into Big Ten play against No. 7 Michigan next weekend.
"Good response by the guys," said Wisconsin coach Mike Eaves, "finding a way to win under adverse conditions."
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Wigan Warriors 60 Bradford Bulls 12
Another performance to sum up the Bulls' sorry season.
Awful in patches, mediocre in others and good in frustratingly short spells – the kind of maddening inconsistency that has had head coach Mick Potter pulling his hair out.
The Bulls started badly but made a brief comeback to 18-12 before Wigan ran in 42 unanswered second-half points in a manner slightly reminiscent of the previous week's collapse against Hull KR.
But there was one major difference between the two performances. Heart.
Bradford at least battled on as if it mattered, even as the points were mounting up, but effort wasn't enough to prevent Wigan's quality shining through. This was another game that highlighted the divide between the haves and have nots.
One bright spot was the try scored by 18-year-old John Bateman in just his third outing for the senior side.
The talented teen's reaction to his first Bradford try proved exactly what it meant to him and the back-rower will have an important part to play in any future revival at Odsal.
The Bulls' first set was a good one, Pat Richards fielding Brett Kearney's kick virtually on his own try-line, but a touch of slackness at marker quickly put Wigan on the front foot.
Ian Sibbit was caught out as Thomas Leuluai weaved out of dummy half, darting away to release Sean O'Loughlin, who in turn put Sam Tomkins on his bike.
The livewire full back seemed certain to cut a path through the Bradford defence until a tremendous hit from Gareth Raynor stopped him in his path – and, no doubt, left him needing to regather his thoughts.
An overlap was wasted thanks to a loose offload from Josh Charnley but it took the hosts no time at all to break the deadlock.
Another thrilling break from Sam Tomkins gave them field position and George Carmont scored the softest of tries, flopping over the try-line from dummy half.
Wigan added to their tally before there was even ten minutes on the clock.
Kearney knocked on while attempting to gather a bomb from O'Loughlin and the Warriors' talismanic playmaker produced another touch of class.
Spotting a gap in the line, O'Loughlin sent Ryan Hoffman strolling straight through it with a delightful cut-out pass – the kind of magic Bradford have been sadly lacking this season.
Richards added the conversion to put his side 10-0 in front.
The Bulls enjoyed a narrow escape when Carmont knocked on as he sniffed a second try but did themselves absolutely no favours in the exchanges that followed.
Patrick Ah Van conceded a drop-out after knocking on inside his own in-goal area and Andy Lynch spilled the ball when taking contact on the halfway line.
And it got even worse. If Carmont's first try had been soft, his second was beyond belief – an absolute gift, neatly wrapped up and dropped into his lap.
Collecting Sam Tomkins' grubber behind his own try-line, Ah Van attempted to avoid a drop-out but succeeded only in dropping the ball.
Carmont only had to stretch out an arm and apply the requisite downward pressure. He could barely believe his luck.
Strangely, the Bulls' problems seemed contagious – in the short term at least – and Jeff Lima lost the ball in the first set after play had restarted.
Craig Kopczak had been on the field a matter of minutes when Marc Herbert's kick was tapped back to him by Brett Kearney and he obliged to get Bradford off the mark, Ah Van adding the extras.
That seemed to be the catalyst for something of a revival, the Bulls playing with a renewed sense of optimism and no shortage of vigour.
But when Kopczak spurned a good chance, losing the ball metres out from the Wigan try-line, you sensed it would prove costly.
Jamie Langley was penalised for holding on in the tackle and the Warriors turned defence into attack, O'Loughlin, Sam Tomkins and Carmont all combining brilliantly to send in Richards. The visitors simply had no answer to their hosts' hot hands.
But, unlike the capitulation against Hull KR, heads didn't drop. In fact, the Bulls recovered to pull within six points at the break.
Good handling almost created an opening on the left but Ben Jeffries switched the point of attack, his crossfield kick palmed back by Paul Sykes to hand Bateman his special moment.
Ah Van converted and the home fans fell unusually quiet.
But their silence didn't last long, thanks to a disastrous start to the second half by Bradford.
The loss of Herbert didn't help and neither did a soft knock-on from Lynch.
O'Loughlin cleverly switched play and Sam Tomkins took the pass from Liam Farrell, gave Addy the slip and raced to the line, Richards adding the extras.
After that, normal service was resumed and the Warriors scored twice more within the next five minutes.
Charnley took a pass from Darrell Goulding to finish a slick move in the corner and, following a brief interlude provided by Sykes' high shot on Sam Tomkins, O'Loughlin raced through the middle to touch down.
Richards then beat Sykes to Paul Deacon's crossfield kick to claim his second try of the evening and absolutely nothing would go right for the Bulls.
Even when they tried to force the matter, making a promising raid into opposition territory, the Warriors managed to turn it into another hurtful blow.
Jeffries dropped the ball ten metres from the try-line and Sam Tomkins scooped it up before racing 90 metres to score, despite a gallant chase from Raynor. Richards' conversion gave the hosts a 44-12 lead.
The final ten minutes saw Wigan simply rub salt into the wounds.
Harrison Hansen powered through three tacklers to touch down before an error from Shad Royston on attack, depressingly reminiscent of Jeffries' earlier mistake, allowed Sam Tomkins to send Charnley the length of the pitch.
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LANCASTER, Calif. Ś The person cast as the mastermind of the hoax involving Notre Dameĺs Manti Teĺo may tell his side of the story, a family member said Sunday.
Peter Navy Tuiasosopo, uncle of Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, says the family plans to hold a meeting this week to determine when and how his nephew would talk about the bizarre prank.
ôWe want to do it right,ö he said, also noting that the family has hired an attorney. He never directly mentioned the hoax or his nephew being involved.
Teĺo insisted he had no role in the hoax involving his ôdeadö girlfriend and told ESPN on Friday night that he was duped by a person who has since apologized to him.
In an off-camera interview, Teĺo identified that person as Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, a 22-year-old acquaintance who lives in California. He said the young man contacted him soon after Deadpsin.com broke the news on Wednesday. The Deadspin story indicated Ronaiah Tuiasosopo was involved, and suggested Teĺo was, too.
ôWeĺre just a family of faith. The family is holding up well,ö Peter Navy Tuiasosopo said. ôTheyĺre holding up the way I would expect a family to. This is a storm.ö
He made the comments after attending a two-hour service at the Oasis Christian Church, where his brother, who is Ronaiahĺs father, is pastor.
Titus Tuiasosopo, the father, choked up as he thanked people for their prayers.
ôIĺve been practicing how to say `no commentĺ in 20 languages,ö the pastor told his congregation. The family has not commented publicly since news of the hoax broke.
Ronaiah Tuiasosopo wasnĺt seen in attendance, and two church members said he was not there.
Earlier in the day, ABC news announced that Teĺo would do his first television interview with Katie Couric. The interview will air Thursday on Couricĺs daytime talk show and Teĺoĺs parents will be with him. ABC was not releasing details of when the interview would take place or where.
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The New York Times coverage of the diabetic crisis in New York City continues with an alarming investigation into modern health insurance's coverage and treatment options for people living with diabetes. As the Times reports, most insurance companies do not focus on long-term treatment with intent to cure. Instead, the funding is directed to expensive procedures that address acute symptoms. Ultimately the patient remains sick and continues that way indefinitely.
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With much optimism, Beth Israel Medical Center in Manhattan opened its new diabetes center in March 1999. Miss America, Nicole Johnson Baker, herself a diabetic, showed up for promotional pictures, wearing her insulin pump.
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At four hospitals across the city, they set up centers that featured a new model of treatment. They would be boot camps for diabetics, who struggle daily to reduce the sugar levels in their blood. The centers would teach them to check those levels, count calories and exercise with discipline, while undergoing prolonged monitoring by teams of specialists.
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Original suspect in the 1994 shooting and robbery of Tupac Shakur at Quad Studios in NYC, Dexter Isaac, has come forth admitting to the crime, which found Pac surviving, after being shot five times. He also alleges that Jimmy Henchmen paid him $2500 to do it, and suggests he still has Pac's original chain that was stolen in the robbery. Already serving a life sentence for other crimes, Isaacs apologized to the families of both 2Pac and Biggie and suggested that he would bring closure to the mothers of both rappers at a later time. The confession comes after a thirteen year silence from Isaac's, who was named as a "government informant" by Henchman, following Henchman's recent arrest on drug charges.
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You're a little late with this news… now lets see if Biggie's shooting finally gets solved
Jimmy is the real government informant and now the same FEDS who hired him to set up PAC is now trying to put Jimmy in jail for drug trafficking.
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Kohlhase, Charlie
Kohlhase, Charlie (Charles Remick Kohlhase) alto, tenor & baritone saxophones, composer. b. Portsmouth, NH November 28, 1956.
Youngest of seven children (siblings Edward b. 1935, Barbara b. 1938, Mary b. 1940, Bonnie b. 1946, Elizabeth b. 1949, Webster b. 1950) born to Webster H. Kohlhase (1901-1991) and Lena Remick (b. 1917). Kohlhase grew up in Southern New Hampshire and first became interested in jazz while a volunteer disc jockey at the University of New Hampshire's radio station WUNH (1972-1980). Picked up the saxophone after graduating high school in 1974. Mostly self-taught in saxophone and composition. Lessons with Tom Bergeron (1975), Stan Strickland (1976-79), Roswell Rudd (1980), Joe Allard (1981). Worked in New Hampshire with Seacoast Jazz Players (1975-7), ESP with Matt Langley and David Tonkin (1977-80). Moved to Boston late in 1980. Intermittently active in Boston in the early 1980's in trio with Ken Filiano and Nick Prout. Also performed in saxophone duo with Matt Langley. In 1987 Kohlhase joined the Either/ Orchestra, staying until 2001. E/O toured frequently from 1988, playing throughout US and Canada as well as in Europe, Scandinavia and Russia. Also in 1987 joined John Leaman's Mandala Octet, staying until 1996. Formed the Charlie Kohlhase Quintet in 1989...with Langley, trombonist Curtis Hasselbring (later replaced by trumpeter John Carlson), bassist John Turner and drummer Matt Wilson (replaced successively by Nat Mugavero, Johnny McLellan and Eric Rosenthal). The Quintet performed with John Tchicai in Portland, ME in January 1993. CKQ toured American Midwest annually between 1994 and 1999, playing clubs and festivals. The CKQ has collaborated with trombonist Roswell Rudd on a recording and in clubs (2000-2002). Since 1999 Kohlhase has been active in a number of Boston-area ensembles. Joined Matt Steckler's Dead Cat Bounce in 1999. Trio with trombonist Jeff Galindo and guitarist Mitch Seidman 1999-2000. Also member of Chris Allen's Central Artery Project, Nate McBride Quartet, Brian Carpenter's Beat Science and Jim Hobbs' Ghost Band. Kohlhase has continued working in Saxophone Duo with Matt Langley, performing around New England and touring Midwest in Fall 2001. Formed CK5 in 2001 with saxophonist Jason Hunter, guitarist Eric Hofbauer, bassist Scott Barnum and drummer Robert Roses. CK5 toured Midwest US November 2002. Kohlhase toured Southern US in duo with CK5 bassist Scott Barnum October 2002. Kohlhase is still active in radio, hosting "Research & Development" on WMBR-FM in Cambridge from 4 to 6 PM on Mondays and occasionally subbing on WGBH.
Kohlhase' first official recording was a cassette of duets with Matt Langley and Steve Adams and saxophone quartets with Langley, Adams and Stan Strickland "Saxophone Quartet" (1985) on Essence. Recordings with the Charlie Kohlhase Quintet: "Research & Development" (1990); "Good Deeds" (1992) both on Accurate; 1 track on compilation "Wavelength Infinity: A Sun Ra Tribute" (1994) on Rastascan; "Dart Night" (1995) and 1 track on Ken Schaphorst's "Over The Rainbow" (1996) both on Accurate. "Dancing On My Bedpost" (1998) on CIMP; "Eventuality: The Charlie Kohlhase Quintet Plays The Music Of Roswell Rudd" with Rudd (2000) on Nada and "Play Free Or Die" (2001) on Boxholder. With the CK5: "CK5 Live!" (2001-2) on Creative Nation.
Various co-led sessions: "Konk" with Keith Hedger, Nate McBride and Curt Newton (1998) on Boxholder; "Life Overflowing" quintet co-led with John Tchicai (1998) on Nada; "You Start," saxophone duets with Matt Langley (1999) on Boxholder; "Congeniality" with Jeff Galindo and Mitch Seidman (1999) on Cadence; "North Country Pie" with David Wertman and Lou Grassi (2002) on CIMP. As a sideman Kohlhase has appeared with the Either/ Orchestra: "Radium" (1988); "The Half-Life Of Desire" (1989); "The Calculus Of Pleasure" (1990); "The Brunt" (1994); "Across The Omniverse" (1989-1996); "More Beautiful Than Death" (1999) and "Afro-Cubism" (2001) all on Accurate. With Dead Cat Bounce on "Legends Of The Nar" (2001) on Chonsky. With Mitch Seidman on "Fretware" (1994) on Brownstone. With the Mandala Octet on "The Notion Of Obstacle" (1988) on Volition; "La Spada Di San Galgano" (1989) and "The Last Elephant" (1992) both on Accurate.
Radio broadcasts exist with nearly all of the above from WERS and WGBH in Boston (1989 to now) and WGVU in Grand Rapids, MI (Quintet and CK5 only).
Unissued live recording with Charlie Kohlhase Quintet and John Tchicai at Cafe No in Portland, ME (1993). Unissued studio session with Miller David Jamrog, Mark Shilansky and Thomson Kneeland (2000-2001).
Boston Music Awards for Outstanding Jazz Recording for "Dart Night" in 1996; "Life Overflowing" in 1999 and "Eventuality: The Charlie Kohlhase Quintet Plays The Music Of Roswell Rudd" in 2001.
Interview in Cadence Magazine (September 2000); profile in Downbeat ((December 1997)
On-line profiles at allmusicguide.com and allaboutjazz.com.
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Is perkaset okay to take while being pregnant?
I'm in pain and tylenol isn't working so I don't what else to take for pain.
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I think you should ask your doctor or a nurse in the doctors office if at all possible. They can decide if it's worth any potential risk for you to take it. Or tell you outright not to take it. I'm not a medical professional but can relay the information on the sheet my doctor gave me. Technically it's a category C drug (not tested on pregnant women, so they don't really know the negative effects). Personally, I would be reluctant to take it. It contains oxycodone which is an opioid and can cause addiction (both for mom and baby). It's really powerful and does cross the placenta.posted 08/14/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
I was prescribed percocet while I was breast feeding. Some doctors think it is safe, some don't. I think it all depends on any risks. You shouldn't take anything that is not prescribed to you so if you were interested in taking it, then you would need to talk to your doctor and make sure the doctor knows you are pregnant and discuss concerns.posted 08/14/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
It is not. It is a narcotics, and can adversely affect your baby. It can cause opiate withdrawal, opiate addiction which is not due to her/his fault cause he/she doesn't choose to take one. It can cause babies to be fussy, growth and development problem. It's not about category C medication, but the long term effect you would not want for your baby. Some category C medication is allowed to use if there is strong indication. Percocet is not indicated, but people has been abusing this medication too much.posted 08/14/2012 by thebabyandmomworld
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The time for talk has just about ended. The haulers are loaded up and heading south, loaded with two, or possibly three cars, preparing to kick off the 2014 NASCAR Sprint Cup season. The off-season has seen changes in the format, both how to qualify for the race and an entirely new Chase.
But the common goal for each week has been the same: go for the win.
Richard Petty Motorsports saw many ups, many downs, and some unexpected changes a year ago, and ended the year not going to victory lane. But, with renewed confidence, stronger backing, and longer partnerships, it is shaping up to be a very strong year for the RPM team.
Here's a look at the drivers for 2014:
Aric Almirola: No. 43 Smithfield Foods Ford
For the last couple seasons, Almirola took the reins of the most famous number in NASCAR, one that team owner Richard Petty made infamous. Despite not going to victory lane, it was clear that Almirola was very capable of handling a high-profile ride. His best run came two years ago at Kansas, but the run was thwarted due to a wreck that blew the motor. He called the car the "best he's had his entire career."
This off-season, RPM got a boost from sponsor Smithfield Foods, as they extended their sponsorship for multiple years, and at the same time RPM signed Almirola for the same extent of time.
Smithfield signed to continue to sponsor the No. 43 for many more races in the season, a theme that had been occurring the last few seasons. Now, with nearly full funding for the entire season, Almirola seems to have found a place in Sprint Cup where he feels at home, and wants to be.
Heading into 2014, things are looking up for Almirola, and with financial backing and a renewed contract, he has every reason to get to victory lane.
Marcos Ambrose: No. 9 DeWalt/Stanley Ford
The only driver to have achieved a win since RPM has gone to just a two-car team has been the driver of the No. 9, and the win came at the same track.
But, last year the Australian-born driver did not make it a three-peat on the road course at Watkins Glen.
Ambrose ran strong at the Glen, winning the pole and leading the most laps, but found himself in the middle of the pack during the late stages, and then ended up involved in a bad wreck, ending his hopes for a win and a possible run at a "Wild Card" spot in the Chase. It may have been considered his only chance to get into the Chase, but as the rest of the season progressed, he still tried to make it in, but to no avail.
It's another year, and another chance for Ambrose to prove he's not just a road-course guy. He has the talent, and equipment, so he's going for it.
The season kicks off Saturday night with the 2014 Sprint Unlimited at Daytona.


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Fat and Ovarian Cancer
There is still some controversy about which foods cause which cancers and whether certain types of fat are the culprits with certain cancers, but there's one thing we know for sure; raw vegetables and fresh fruits have powerful anti-cancer agents. Studies have repeatedly shown the correlation between consumption of these foods and a lower incidence of various cancers, including those of the breast, colon, rectum, lung, stomach, prostate, and pancreas.1 This means that your risk of cancer decreases with an increased intake of fruits and vegetables, and the earlier in life you start eating large amounts of these foods, the more protection you get…Now, if you're still a non-believer in the power of fruits and vegetables, check out this report in HealthDay News. According to a new study plant fiber and less fat helps prevent ovarian cancer—who would have thought? Read on:
…In rural China where the diets are nearly vegetarian, the average cholesterol levels are low and you see lower cancer rates, not higher. Those with the lowest cholesterol in the China study actually had the lowest cancer rates as well. Obviously, there is a difference between one who has a low cholesterol because his dietary style earns it, and one whose cholesterol seems unjustifiably low on a modern heart-disease-promoting diet that almost everyone in the west eats…
…Worldwide, there is a linear relationship between higher-fat animal products, saturated fat intake, and breast cancer.2 However, there are areas of the world even today where populations eat predominantly unrefined plant foods in childhood and breast cancer is simply unheard of. Rates of breast cancer deaths (in the 50-to-70 age range) range widely from 3.4 per 100,000 in Gambia to 10 per 100,000 in rural China, 20 per 100,000 in India, 90 per 100,000 in the United States, and 120 per 100,000 in the United Kingdom and Switzerland.3
On average, the women had managed to add one serving of fruits or vegetables to their daily diet by end of the six-year follow-up. They had also reduced their daily fat consumption by about 8 percent.Seems like a pretty sweet deal to me. Fruits and veggies taste great, and, they're great for you! Kind of win-win—know what I mean?
The findings support "the idea that lifestyle changes can be made with intensive help," said Dr. Robert Morgan, section head of medical gynecologic oncology, City of Hope Cancer Center, Duarte, Calif. He was not involved in the study.
Morgan noted that many of his patients ask him about ways they can reduce their cancer risk through diet and exercise. But he said he's found that "it's difficult to change habits, especially if they are longstanding."
Ovarian cancer is the fifth leading cancer killer of women. Some 20,000 women in the United States are diagnosed with the disease every year, and about 15,000 women will die from it during the same time frame.
1. Franceschi, S., M. Parpinel, C. La Vecchia, et al. 1998. Role of different types of vegetables and fruit in the prevention of cancer of the colon, rectum and breast. Epidmiology 9 (3): 338-41; Van Den Brandy, P.A. 1999. Nutrition and cancer: causative, protective, and therapeutic aspects. Ned. Tijdschr. Genneskd. 143 (27): 1414-20; Fraser, G.E. 1999. Association between diet and cancer, ischemic heart disease, and all-cause mortality in non-Hispanic white California Seventh-Day Adventists. Am. J. Clin. Nutr. (3S): 532-38S.
2. Carroll KK. Experimental evidence of dietary factors and hormone development cancers. Cancer Res 1975;35:3374.
3. McPherson K, Steel CM, Dixon JM. ABC of Breast Disease, Breast cancer—epidemiology, risk factors, and genetics. BMJ 2000;312:624-628. WHO mortality database at WHO Statistical Information System (WHOSIS).


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Montreal man to be deported to Pakistan
CBC News Posted: Dec 1, 2012 4:29 PM ET Last Updated: Dec 1, 2012 4:44 PM ET
Sami Sheikh walks with his five-year-old sister in 2009. Sheikh and his two sisters were originally granted a stay, but now the Immigration Canada says that he must move to Pakistan. (CBC) Facebook
Immigration Canada is planning to deport a 24-year-old man to Pakistan, even though he was granted a stay in 2009.
Sami Sheikh has lived in Montreal since he was 12 years old.
He was born in Dubai, but says that Montreal is all that he knows.
Sheikh's parents are from Pakistan and were deported from Canada three years ago.
Sabir Mohammed Sheikh and his wife, Seema, lived with their family in Montreal for eight years but lost their refugee status for lying on their application. They failed to mention that they had been living in Dubai for 20 years before arriving in Canada.
At the time of his parents deportation, Sami and his two sisters were granted a stay to remain in Canada. But now the federal Immigration and Refugee Board has ruled that he has to move to Pakistan.
"Because my parents omitted that information, it will always stay attached to me, even though the judge says Canadian immigration is supposed to evaluate us on ourselves," Sheikh said.
He is hoping the government will intervene before he gets his deportation date in the coming weeks.
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July 2, 2014 * Foxwoods Resorts Casino * Mashantucket, CT
Undefeated lightweight Mark Davis vs. Michael Farenas headlines ESPN Friday Night Fights Special Edition in IBF Title Eliminator
Wednesday, July 2 at Foxwoods Resort Casino
MASHANTUCKET, Conn., (May 29, 2014) - Rapper/promoter Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson returns to the Nutmeg State to celebrate his birthday as his company, SMS Promotions, presents a special edition of ESPN Friday Night Fights on Wednesday night, July 2, at Grand Theater in Fox Tower at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut.
The 12-round main event matches undefeated junior lightweight Mark "Too Sharp" Davis (18-0, 5 KOs) against Filipino knockout specialist Michael "Hammer Fist" Farenas (38-4-4, 30 KOs) in an International Boxing Federation (IBF) title eliminator. The winner will become the mandatory challenger for winner of the upcoming title match between IBF 130-pound champion Argenis Mendez and challenger Rances Barthelemy.
"I'm thrilled to return to Foxwoods Resort Casino, celebrating my birthday yet again with ESPN Friday Night Fights," commented 50 Cent. "Last year was such a success I couldn't pass up the opportunity to do it again and deliver an amazing night of boxing. All of the fighters on the card bring strength, power, endurance and agility to the sport. It's a night you won't want to miss."
"We are delighted to be welcoming back 50 and his SMS Promotions for another stellar night of fights on ESPN." added Monique L. Sebastian, Executive Director of Entertainment, Foxwoods Resort Casino. "We couldn't think of a better way to kick off the holiday weekend."
The 27-year-old Davis, fighting out of Cleveland, had more than 200 amateur bouts, highlighted by his gold medal winning performance at the 2005 U.S. National Championships.
Farenas is a battle-tested veteran from the Philippines who has never been stopped in 47 professional fights. He lost a 12-round decision to another SMS fighter, Yuriorkis Gamboa, in 2012 for the interim World Boxing Association (WBA) super featherweight title, after he fought WBA super featherweight champion Takashi Uchiyama to a draw in Japan.
In the 10-round ESPN FNF co-feature, former IBF featherweight champion Billy "The Kid" Dib (36-3, 21 KOs) moves up in weight to face former WBA featherweight title challenger Alberto "Kichis" Garza (26-7-1, 21 KOs), of Mexico City, with world junior lightweight implications at stake.
Dib, fighting out of Sydney, Australia, returns to Foxwoods where 14 months ago, also during ESPN FNF, he lost his IBF title to Evgeny Gradovich by way of a 12-round split decision.
Last November, Garza lost his only world title fight to WBA featherweight champion Nicholas Walters by fourth-round technical knockout. Garza is a former WBC Silver and WBC Continental Americas featherweight title holder.
Scheduled to fight opponents to be determined in four-round bouts are three of SMS Promotions' top prospects: lightweights Luis Olivares, Jr. (7-0, 5 KOs), Glendale, Arizona; Donte Strayhorn (5-1, 1 KO), Cincinnati, Ohio; Ryan "Blue Chip" Martin (5-0, 3 KOs), Chattanooga, Tennessee.
All fights and fighters are subject to change.
Tickets are priced at $100.00, $75.00 and $45.00 and will soon go on sale online at www.foxwoods.com, calling Foxwoods' box office at (800) 200-2882, or in person at Foxwoods' box office. Tickets will also be available to purchase through any Ticketmaster outlet and online at www.ticketmaster.com.
Doors at Grand Theater in Fox Tower will open at 6 p.m. ET. The first bout will start at 7 p.m. ET with ESPN FNF airing live between 9-11 p.m. ET.
Half a dollar should never pitch anything again in his life.I just saw 5 dimes try and throw out a pitch at the Met's game. It was so bad it hurt me to watch it again. 10 nickles is a terrible boxing promoter, he should realize he is in over his head and get out now.
I will never understand why these celebrities who have NO athletic ability what so ever agree to throw out a pitch anywhere, let alone national tv. unbelievable...
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the place is so beautiful and so clean.. if you go there just make sure to bring your girlfriend..
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Scusarme- did you say 5 star hotel? No way!
We just got back from 2 nights at the Danieli. We hade made reservations for 3 nights for 2 connecting rooms as we were traveling with children. After a warm welcome from the lovely doormen in the gorgeous and atmospheric lobby, we were shown our rooms in the new charm-less part of the hotel called the annex. We might as well have been at a Best Western with better furniture. It was dark and stale and there were various work trolleys in the hall outside our room, which made it feel very depressing- almost like a hall in a nursing home. For $500.00 plus per night/ per room with no breakfast it was very disappointing. We had asked about rooms in the old beautiful and character-filled main hotel and were told by the woman at the front desk that there were no rooms available in the old part and furthermore that the rooms we had were beautiful and perfect for us. She made us feel like troublemakers for refusing to stay in the room instead of trying to accommodate us. We didn't choose the supposed "best and most historic hotel in Venice" for this kind room or this kind of treatment.
But, since we were a bit stranded with the kids in the late afternoon in a city that we didn't know, we decided to stay for one night and would then find something more acceptable for the remaining 2 nights.
We relayed this to the woman at the front desk and luckily a very professional and nice man behind the same desk saw what was happening and jumped in and offered to help us find a room that would make us happier with the hotel. We were then put into the old part of the hotel in charming rooms, which we had expected in the first place. Bliss! Our vacation was on! But...then we went to sleep that night. Unfortunately one room had beds with the old-fashioned metal springs and was like a hammock. The kids liked it for jumping but I didn't sleep at all the first night and woke up with a wrenched back. Unbelievable for a 5 star hotel! A good bed is a bottom line amenity. We mentioned the mattress to the front desk and the manager came upstairs with the head of housekeeping and examined the bed. The head of housekeeping was sympathetic but the manager came in with the attitude that we were again being difficult guests. He refused to get us different box springs and said that there weren't any extra beds anywhere in the hotel. The best he could do was to place boards under the mattresses.
It was still terrible and so we decided that we'd had enough and checked out the next morning. If you book, make sure you get a room in the old part of the hotel and let them know you prefer a firm mattress with new bedsprings! What should have been a wonderful experience really missed the mark.
Loved it
I took a short trip to Venice with a friend off season for 1 night. My agent put us in a hotel outside the city so we had to find something central. We walked past the Danieli and decided to inquire. They gave us a room for the night for just over �200 which seemed fair for one of the best hotels in such a location. We were grateful to check in early.
Fortunately we got the old part of the building. It was the Italian equivalent of staying in Claridges in London. It was warm, clean and the staff were helpful. We reduced our bill by not eating at the hotel.
Food and drink prices were the same as in London. The location is perfect. The interior is stunning. We even had fresh towels half way through our stay of less than 24 hours. I'd definitely go again if I could get a good deal but I would not want to be in the 'new' part of the hotel. I suspect it would be dificult to beat this hotel overall.
Nice, but not the best
We stayed there during April this year. As New Yorkers, the weather was kind of warm for us. We requested to have the air conditioning on but we were told that the heating system was still on so the A/C would not work. We had to open the windows but ended up staying up all night trying to kill the mosquitos, after being bitten for couple times. The concierge service was somewhat helpful, but not too friendly though.
Maybe it's because we don't look rich enough and we used the Starwood points for the free stay (but excuse me, we need to have 12,000-16,000 points for a free night stay and we stayed there for 3 nights). My other friends stayed at a category 2 hotel there and they had better personal attention and service than us.
Not Cheap, But Who Wants Cheap in Venice?
I've stayed at the Danieli on each of my three trips to Venice. I obviously loved it the first time. I took some very good advice and each time asked for a room in the old building, not the annex, and I have never been disappointed. I did not have the money for a room facing the lagoon, but I was always rewarded with a pleasant room facing a small canal on the side. However, what won me over the first time was taking the hotel's private boat from the airport to the lagoon, then down that same small side canal to a little landing that led to the hotel's side entrance. That was it for me. Walking into the main lobby and looking up at the amazing internal architecture sealed my loyalty. This was everything I had expected from the world's most delightfully decadent city.
Breakfast on the terrace overlooking the lagoon is certainly not cheap, and I only do it once per visit. But how could one not take advantage of the most spectacular view of the lagoon you could imagine? The Danieli's position off St Mark's Square puts it close to everything you want to be in Venice. Cheaper accommodation can be found in many corners of the city, but in Venice, it pays to be dead center. If nothing else, you can offload your shopping regularly, and even sneak in a nap on those sultry summer afternoons.
Wondering what to do when the shops close at midday for a few hours?
Make it over by boat to the beautiful pool at the Hotel des Bains on the Lido beach. Just in front of the hotel is a private launch, where the hotel's boat will take you over to the Lido, and it won't cost you a penny. It is part of the amenities that Danieli provides you, that the newer "hip" hotels cannot possibly give you. That and those wonderful boat rides across the lagoon to and from the Lido make what the Danieli offers special. Never have I felt so wealthy without spending a cent.
Is the Danieli expensive? Yes, compared to other hotels it is, but Venice invites one to luxuriate in its magical beauty. I am more than happy to do Paris, Rome and Prague on the cheap, but Venice deserves better. There is no city like it in the world, and the Danieli should not be judged on the basis of cost vs service, but be seen as a one of the very elements that makes the city great.
Sheer Maginificence!
A stunningly beautiful hotel of incomparable magnitude - a veritable cornucopia of antiques and art, Murano crystal and a myriad of fine and sumptuous d�cor and furniture statements.This is more a revelation of miraculous palatial splendour, rather than just a luxury hotel. But hey they have everything you need here too. Good service, cleanliness, and efficient and friendly staff. And the most sensational and mind-blowing views that would move even the most miserable guest. Even the food is sky-high quality-wise.If you want a life changing experience and a memory to savour forever, then the Danieli comes up trumps. More than that, it transcends the ordinary and reaches the realms of the stratospheric extraordinary.A national monument, the trick of the 14th century Danieli, is that it is every inch a luxury hotel and more.One of the top most beautiful hotels, the Danieli vies with equally luminous works of hotel art, such as the superb Dorchester in London and the magnificent Crillon in Paris.I cannot imagine anyone not being totally smitten by this incredible hotel.
The Suites are Super!
Surely one of the best rooms in the hotel room 37 is a suite with two balconies overlooking St Marks Canal and the Entrance to the hotel. My stay was unforgettable and the hotel staff were super considering the reputation Venetians have As an employee of a travel company I have since recommended the Hotel Danieli to many people all of whom have been equally impressed. It is the ideal once in a lifetime hotel so if you have a few quid go for it! Just insist that you stay in the old building!
Nice but not 5 star
Great location to tour Venice. Lobby is beautiful and the staff good.
Clean and average size room with good AC. The hotel is not on a par with other 5 star hotels but still a good choice--maybe not worth the premium price you pay, but still a nice place to stay when in Venice.
Probably the world's most over-rated hotel
If you are thinking of staying at the Danieli, you have probably seen the photos of the beautiful "Venetian palazzo" style building facing the Lagoon. Yes, it is a great location. Yes, the old building is wonderfully atmospheric, but only a tiny handful of the 200+ rooms (all astronomically expensive) are located here. The rest are in two drab, institutional "annexes" on either side that look and feel like the worst of 1950s and 1970s architecture. The common parts have the feel of a hospital with carpets. This atmosphere carries over to the rooms, which are basically boxes furnished with Venetian-looking chests and tables. Bathrooms are lined in marble, but the bath-tubs are so narrow that they are all but useless, even when taking a shower. Sound is transmitted between rooms, so that one can hear conversations in the room next door (and vice versa!). Despite the 5-star luxury rating, there is no fruit in the rooms. Once installed in your very expensive, ordinary room, you will find that you are expected to pay $50+ for the privilege of breakfast! Worst of all, if you have to interact with the hotel staff, you will find them (as is so often the case in major Italian hotels) abrasive and unhelpful: they are inclined to treat guests as something of a nuisance to be dealt with as quickly and curtly as possible. The lobby swarms with tourists who come in to gape at the Venetian Gothic interior. At the prices charged by the Danieli, all this is unacceptable. The Danieli lives on a reputation that may have been justified 50 years ago, but no longer.
Incredible service, opulant, immaculate, beautiful, and on the canal. I was smitten!
Best place in Venice - but not cheap!
I am an extraordinarily picky traveller, and travel first class around the world all the time, and I must say, the Danieli is worth every penny. But better than that, it is a member of the Starwood group, so I stayed there free, with my points. From the moment we checked in (and we were horribly early, at 9 am), the front desk was personable and friendly, even though I was a lowly "freebie" guest. I let the nice man know that I had never been to Venice before, but that I was excited about it and wanted the best possible room. Here's the key: stay in the old wing. The new wing is nasty and post-communist-y looking. So the nice man let us checkin a few hours later, much earlier than the 4 pm normal checkin, and our room was a junior suite on the side canal, but with a view out the window that allowed one to see Lido Island. The marble floors throughout the room were gorgeous reddish hued, the furnishing were elegant and sumptious mahogany. The linens were changed daily on the fab king sized bed and in the bath. The slippers and robes were nice, fluffy and white. I really cannot say enough about this gorgeous hotel. I recommmend that you skip the pricey bar except for special occassions, but even though the drinks are $11 a pop, they come with tasty nuts and olives. I would go back again in a second.
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We took the morning train from Milan to Venice, on Italy's new Eurostar Italia train's, a high speed line that link the cities in a little more than three hours. Stepping out of the train station you instantly know you aren't in Kansas anymore. The picture perfect view, accompined by the smell and you instantly know you are in Venice. Venice a c...
The Package
So off we go to Venice in anticipation of picking up the package. Our first night at the Fusina campsite turned into a night of singing and dancing (yes and on the tables too). It was great to be around other kiwis and ozzies especially as the rugby was to be shown the next morning. There were ozzies working at the campsite and 3 bus loads of co...
Getting lost in Venice
We left for Venice yesterday.... via Verona...the home of Romeo and Juliet- A very beautiful place.... a cute feel but once again not enought time to really appreciate the place. Only enough time to appreciate the gelato and touch Juliets boob- the statue of her that is!!! So then back on the bus again and onto Venice where we stayed outta town ...
We headed to Venice from Nice as we were trying to meet up with a friend of my sisters who was also traveling Europe. After arriving late we had trouble finding a hostel and had to stay in a hotel so we decided to spend the day and if we couldn't meet up with her friend to leave that evening. We didn't get in touch with her and headed off to Flo...