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What comes after The Colbert Report? On Comedy Central it will be The Minority Report, and the host will be the "senior black correspondent" from The Daily Show -- otherwise known as Larry Wilmore.
Wilmore will host the scripted comedy panel show that will be "a comedic look at news, current events and pop culture from unique perspectives not typically on display in late night television," the network said in announcing the pickup. Daily Show host Jon Stewart conceived the idea along with Wilmore, and his Busboy Productions will produce the new show, as it does currently for The Colbert Report.
The Minority Report with Larry Wilmore will launch in January 2015, shortly after Colbert's contract at Comedy Central runs out. Colbert will then have a number of months to prepare for the jump to CBS, where he's taking over The Late Show from David Letterman.
According to Variety the selection of the African-American Wilmore breaks up the white-male homogeneity to most of late night TV. Wilmore started as an actor and standup comedian before transitioning to writing and producing.
He won an Emmy for writing the pilot episode of The Bernie Mac Show and was in line to be produce a new comedy that ABC just picked up, Black-ish, starring Anthony Anderson. It appears that Wilmore will stay with Black-ish for the time being to get the show up and running before shifting his focus to Minority Report.


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An Oroville man is dead, killed after being thrown from his motorcycle when he hit a tree.
It happened just after midnight Monday on Pacific Heights Road, near Ophir Road in South Oroville.
The CHP said the 28-year-old motorcyclist veered off the road and into a tree. He was not wearing a helmet, and investigators said he was speeding.
The man's name won't be released until family has been notified.
Motorcyclist killed in early morning crash
Published On: Jan 13 2014 08:47:49 AM CST Updated On: Jan 13 2014 09:00:35 AM CST
An Oroville man is dead, killed after being thrown from his motorcycle when he hit a tree.
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Ryan West
July 17, 2014
By Tom Weber
CARBONDALE, Ill. - School starts one month from now and here's a quick, off-season update on the football and men's basketball teams.
The first football practice is on Sunday, Aug. 3, and we'll post daily camp updates and features throughout the two weeks of pre-fall camp. If you're anxious to get a look at this year's team, there will be live scrimmages at the stadium at 8:30 a.m. on Aug. 9 and 16. The annual Fan Fest, which is a great family activity, takes place on Thursday, Aug. 21. More details to come.
The depth chart at quarterback is unchanged heading into camp, with Ryan West, followed by Matt Vincent and Mark Iannotti. That doesn't mean West has been named the starter. Coach Lennon said competition for the starting spot will continue. Although West has the most playing experience of the trio, both Vincent and Iannotti played well in spring ball.
Two players who were penciled in as starters on defense won't be back for the fall -- inside linebacker Carl Bivens and cornerback Chris Davis. Sophomore Chase Allen will move from outside to inside linebacker and is listed as the starter opposite Jordan Poole. Senior Boo Rodgers will move from safety to cornerback and is listed as the starter opposite Courtney Richmond.
I've watched a handful of the organized summer practices and the incoming freshmen have provided a much-needed dose of athleticism. In a bold series of roster moves, last year's juco class (Marcus Fillyaw, Mike Balogun, Bronson Verhines, Hunter Gibson) has been replaced with a group of freshmen (Jordan Caroline, Armon Fletcher, Chaz Glotta, Deion Lavender, Austin Weiher) that will become the foundation of the program going forward.
A byproduct of the roster turnover is that the Salukis will be one of the youngest teams in the nation next year with six freshmen (including redshirt K.C Goodwin), three sophomores and four juniors. The youth of the roster was a factor in scheduling.
I've received some negative emails regarding the non-conference schedule that was released earlier this week. Keep in mind that this slate of games was not designed with an NCAA Tournament bid in mind. There are no high-major opponents and eight games against teams with an RPI last season above 250. Coach Hinson said in a recent media call that he does not expect his team to contend for the conference title this year. The Salukis hope to be contenders in 2015-16 when the team's best player, Anthony Beane, is a senior, and you can expect a correspondingly more difficult schedule.
Remember the 2008-09 season, when the Salukis had what they considered the best recruiting class in school history? There were five freshmen including the reigning Mr. Basketball in the state of Illinois (Kevin Dillard), and a top 100 big man (Anthony Booker). That team played a ridiculously difficult schedule including UMass, Duke, UCLA, Saint Louis, Charlotte, Nevada and Saint Mary's. SIU had the toughest Strength of Schedule in the MVC that season, but the program won only 13 games. It was the first of six-straight losing seasons, and this year's schedule allows for the possibility of ending that streak.
Of the five freshmen, Jordan Caroline appears the most ready to contribute this season. At 6-6 and 235 pounds, he has a college-ready body and is the team's most explosive front court player. His explosiveness reminds me of former Saluki Dantiel Daniels. His post-up moves are not as refined as Daniels, but he has a better shooting touch and ball-handling skills, and I think his upside is higher. It would not surprise me if he starts this year at the four spot.
The emergence of Caroline at the four means 6-foot-6 sophomore Sean O'Brien can move to the wing. O'Brien was impressive at that spot in practice on Tuesday, and he could become the guy who picks up some of the scoring slack from the loss of top scorer Desmar Jackson.
Freshman wings Armon Fletcher and Deion Lavender both have the potential to develop into starting-caliber guards. Fletcher, in particular, has as much raw ability as any signee in recent memory. Like most freshmen, they need to physically fill out and put the necessary work in to improve, but they have plenty of natural talent.
Bola Olaniyan and Ibby Djimde will battle for the starting five spot. Olaniyan looks a bit more explosive than last year, but his post-up game is still very raw. Djimde is an enormous man at 6-foot-8 and 255 pounds, and his size alone will cause opponents problems. However, in the last three years, he has seen very little court time, so expect his development to take time. Deng Leek, the 7-foot center from Jacksonville College is living in Carbondale but can't officially join the team until the fall semester begins.
Jalen Pendleton, who played the four spot last year at 6-foot-2, will play one of the wings this year. He looks leaner and quicker. Coach Hinson praised Pendleton's maturity and leadership during off-season workouts this summer.


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I have a love/hate relationship with Flash. It gives you great freedom when designing, allowing you to use fonts, graphics and animation with carefree abandon. On the other hand, Flash sites are currently less likely to rank well with search engines than comparable HTML sites and the file sizes are generally larger increasing the wait for your site's visitors.
So, sometimes an HTML/CSS site is best (blogs, forums and a whole host of other things) and sometimes Flash is the obvious answer (animation, games and, see below, galleries).
When doing a Flash gallery you may like to consider purchasing a template and customizing it. I've recently done this twice with two different templates and the two experiences couldn't have been more different.
The Flashnifties positive experience
For $40 I got Flash Media Gallery from Flashnifties. This Flash template is a multi-category gallery which displays images, videos, text and SWF files along with music.
The first and most important thing to say about the Flashnifties template is that the support documentation is excellent. And if your questions about customization are not answered in the FAQs there is a forum with helpful moderators for each of their products.
The end product is viewable in Flash Player 6 so good for those that haven't updated for a few years. It can be sized to fit any pixel dimensions. One disadvantage I would give is that the image thumbnails take a while to load as they are actually smaller versions of the main image rather than separate smaller thumbnail files.
All in all, I would say that any product from Flashnifties is probably worth the money. Don't worry too much about a lack of Flash or ActionScript knowledge – most of the changes you'll want to make will be to text files not the FLA.
The Flashmint negative experience
Unfortunately just about everything that was good about the Flashnifties experience was bad about the Flashmint experience. A massive $134.00 (how much?) will buy you a photo gallery template from one of the big boys, Flashmint.
Flashmint boast on their website "both professional web masters and beginners won't find it difficult to modify the templates according to any requirements." Actually reading that rings alarm bells!
Most of the changes needed to be made to the ActionScript 3.0 and it required Flash Player 9 to play it. ActionScripts can be structured in many different ways and without adequate instructions the scripts need to be deciphered first which takes time. The Flashmint template came with zero supporting documentation.
Flashmint did have a support department, here is a quote from them: "we unfortunately don't provide assistance in editing Flash and ActionScript". I have asked them what support they actually provide. I'm still waiting for an answer.
The one subject the support department were keen to explain was how to employ their customization services.
This particular Flashmint template allows for images to be displayed nice and big. But I would bet there's a better one out there for the money.
What to look for in a Flash gallery template?
- What version of Flash Player is it? Adobe's claim that 98% of computers have Flash Player 9 is, in my opinion, grossly exaggerated. You're safe-ish with Flash Player 6.
- Does the site have a good FAQs section? Flashmint does have FAQs but you can tell at a glance that it's basic and not useful.
- Does the site have a good forum? If you check out Flashnifties forums you can see that every question gets answered pretty well.
- How much is it? Prefer $40 to $134.


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Joining the Darkside
Hi, my names Fen and I play mono-black. Lately, I was only playing it in paper because I had bought that budget mono-black rat deck for old Inn/Rav Standard, both on and offline. So I picked up the pieces to the paper deck and had been rocking it for a few Friday Night Magic. After going 3-1 with mono-black at FNM two weeks ago I figured it was time to build the deck online. Only issues is that I didn't buy into Mutavault when it was cheap, so yes, the deck does need three more which I plan to pick up at some point soon.
Still this has done well enough to put me 3-1 in a few daily events over the last two weeks.
1 Mutavault
1 Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx
21 Swamp
3 Temple of Deceit
4 Desecration Demon
4 Gray Merchant of Asphodel
4 Nightveil Specter
4 Pack Rat
4 Bile Blight
4 Hero's Downfall
1 Pharika's Cure
1 Ratchet Bomb
4 Thoughtseize
4 Underworld Connections
2 Dark Betrayal
3 Drown in Sorrow
4 Duress
2 Erebos, God of the Dead
3 Lifebane Zombie
1 Ratchet Bomb
With my experience I'm thinking about removing the Ratchet Bombs and Pharika's Cure and turning them into Devour Flesh. Mostly the RB's are left over from the build before Born of the Gods was released. With Bile Blight and Drown in Sorrow the need to wrath tokens is already answered in the build.
Still I am happy to be playing on the darkside of the color pie. In truth, Mono-black is the style of deck I enjoy playing and I like how it has become the Boggy-man of Standard. Sure I'll be lost in the masses playing the deck but honestly, I would rather be part of the horde than trying to out run it. That just gets you eaten by demons and rats.
Well, time to get back to grinding and making rat tokens.
This has been...
Jeffrey Carmichael II
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After some research, she talked to a plastic surgeon about a procedure called fat transfer, in which belly and hip fat is liposuctioned and specially filtered to get to the "liquid gold" (the component of fat that is rich in stem cells, which, according to a burgeoning body of peer-reviewed research, can repair the skin's texture). The separated fat is then injected into deep lines and wrinkles, as well as the cheekbones, jawline and lips, for what cosmetic medical professionals call facial -volume—essential for age busters, since young faces are full faces. As a 70th--birthday present to herself, Stroud took the plunge. "The change is so subtle and natural, no one knows I've had work done. But they say things like 'You look so healthy!' and 'You must be getting an excellent night's sleep!' " she says. "But I know, and I almost want to wink at myself in the mirror. It's my little magical refresher, and I just love the results."
Inspired, I recently tried fat transfer myself—thyroid disease was
giving me a gaunt, hollow look—and I am very happy with how it turned out. During my initial consultation, Kevin Cross, MD, a Cornell-trained plastic surgeon, asked me what he said was the most important question he ever puts to patients: "Who are you doing this for?" I didn't have to think about the answer. "Me,"
I said. "I'm doing this for myself." Cross nodded, satisfied. I had the right answer.
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And it seems that way of thinking is starting to infiltrate the NI consciousness. Bottle Out is an initiative in the Holylands and wider Belfast area to raise awareness about and to reduce the number of broken glass bottles in communities and on the streets. This pilot programme in Belfast aims to engage all concerned, including the local council, our local hospitals, the PSNI, vintners & breweries and students, to look at alternatives to glass bottles. Trish Morgan from the City Church heads up the campaign, which takes into account the social and natural environmental factors involved, stating:
"Its a fine line asking for breweries to consider alternative packaging one of the reasons is about safety which could be at odds with environment as that would currently be plastic pcts. My issue is the brewreries are not showing any interest to change due to cost factor! So by drawing down proven data from A&E at The Royal belfast Im hoping stats will get government on board to help break the current impasse."
Recent advances in PET technology means that the plastic bottles available today are a vast improvement on those common in the late 1990s, when they were promoted, though not especially popular, on the European and Australasian music festival scene; they now afford a much longer shelf life to the beer (around 6 months) and are far easier to recycle. You still don't really see this in the UK/ROI though, despite the fact that they are common for soft drinks. The debate between glass and plastic is one that divides a lot of environmentally conscious people. Plastic obviously has the advantage of not being so easily broken, reducing its hazard potential to children, animals and sanitation workers, as well as other individuals in cases where bottles are used as weapons. It also has the potential to be recycled into more products than glass, which is limited mostly to other glass products and insulation materials. But it would be wrong to assume that plastic is always a viable environmental alternative to glass. It's not. It still uses a lot of chemicals in production and deteriorates in quality after multiple recycling processes. So perhaps the answer lies in encouraging re-usable options for glass - keeping the bottles off the streets and helping the environment along the way. I've always thought that a joint producer and consumer responsibility action plan is needed. If producers and retailers were to offer incentives for the return of glass bottles, would that encourage your average hard up student to return them? For example, a loyalty card could be topped up on the return of bottles to the local off licence or supermarket, with credit offset against the price of the bottle to the manufacturer. Obviously this wouldn't be much per bottle, but when returned in bulk and credit built up, it could shave a few pound off a carry out once in a while (and not enough to be accused of encouraging irresponsible drinking).
But as ever, the elephant in the room is always going to be the ongoing social issues in the Holy Lands that need to be addressed. I lived in the Holy Lands off and on in the early 2000s. I have to admit that we had the tendency to be right bastards when we wanted to. Trouble is, the Holy Lands is widely regarded as a mid week doss point for so many people - home is still a bus journey away, where one takes laundry and goes to vote. As a result there's a reduced need to take pride in the area (though I must stress that this is not across the board and plenty of students who live in the Holy Lands are just trying to enjoy university life and keep their heads down). It's not helped that in recent years the area was exploited by careless development - while it may be better now, when I lived there the sanitation provisions were woefully inadequate, with not nearly enough bins for the number of people crammed into the converted houses, meaning that rubbish build up and rats was a big issue. There would be periods during the summer when areas would be ignored by rubbish collectors, while bins were set on fire and the paltry Kerbie box for recycling was not nearly enough (nor was it likely to stay put/in one piece). QUB and Jordanstown Students Union representatives work with community groups to try and reduce the impact and conflict during heavy drinking periods such as St Paddy's day and Halloween, and there have been some improvements, but there is still a long way to go.
I'll not pretend to have all the answers in this respect, or even do the issue a disservice by trying to skim over ideas in this article, but if you have an interest in helping out in the area over the upcoming St Patrick's Day celebrations you can contact Trish at Bottle Out at email@example.com, or either of the student's unions:
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ORONO, Maine -- Construction is progressing at Alfond Arena this summer. All renovations are needed upgrades to improve the Arena voted with the 'Best Atmosphere is College Hockey' by the Wall Street Journal last winter.
The ice was removed and the concrete dug up to install a new surface beneath the ice. The surface is now being replaced and concrete is being poured. A new chilling system is also being installed.
Construction that fans are going to notice more is the replacement of all seats in the lower bowl. In addition, new boards and glass will be installed the summer prior to the beginning of the season.
Maine opens the 2011–2012 season on Sunday, Oct. 2 with an exhibition game against New Brunswick. The puck drops on the regular season when the Black Bears host 2011 Hockey East quarterfinal foe Merrimack on Friday, Oct. 7 at 7 PM.
Alfond Arena sections will all be relettered this year. Season tickets are available for Maine hockey by calling the Black Bears ticket office at 207-581-BEAR or 1-800-756-TEAM. Actual seats will not be issued at this time as construction is still in progress. The deadline for season ticket renewals is July 18.


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They say great taste is timeless - but then again, so is bad taste. Despite the time we spend looking for stuff to make you salivate with desire, occasionally we stumble upon things that elicit a very different oral reaction. Sometimes we shudder and move on, and then there are times that the object in question is just too awful to keep to ourselves. Get out the mouthwash and breath mints - this one is enough to make you throw up in your mouth.
We have made a very special exception for this edition of Doubtblush. We are featuring a men's pant, but we are only doing this because things are looking very grave over at Bonobos. The Star Spanglers ($110) have sold out in all sizes but one. Ladies, if you see your man surfing Bonobos, keep your eye on him and don't let him out of your sight until you are certain he has NOT purchased a pair of these spanglers. And if he shows up on the 4th wearing these overly festive slacks, we suggest you confiscate them the second he takes them off, throw them into the street, and let some bottle rockets rip (rip these fugly pants apart, that is)!
I think my brother has a pair of these, although his were probably about $19.99.
My boyfriend bought these and wears them everyday!!! Good thing I do the laundry....
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by Rob Moseley
Editor, GoDucks.com
MILWAUKEE — The week since all-West Coast Conference point guard Kyle Collinsworth suffered a torn ACL in the WCC Tournament has been a roller coaster for Brigham Young.
When the Cougars — who face Oregon in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Thursday (12:10 p.m. PT, TruTV) — returned to practice, the team initially was "an emotional wreck," according to BYU coach Dave Rose.
"Everybody tried to go through the motions and play hard," Rose said Wednesday. "The feel in the gym was basically everybody feeling sorry for Kyle, or maybe sorry for themselves.
"But the fact we've been able to have three or four practices, and then the shot of adrenaline Sunday of being in the tournament, being in a second-round game instead of a first-round game … the last couple practices have been great. We've been way more enthusiastic."
Collinsworth, a 6-foot-6 sophomore, averaged 14.0 points, 8.1 rebounds and 4.6 assists, having started all 34 games to this point for the Cougars (23-11). He had 15 points, five rebounds and eight assists in BYU's 100-96 overtime loss to the Ducks at Matthew Knight Arena in December.
In Collinsworth's absence, BYU figures to put the ball into the hands of a player familiar to the point guard spot, and to Oregon. Junior guard Matt Carlino, a transfer from UCLA, began this season as BYU's starter at the point, was the starting two-guard against the Ducks and has been a sixth man since.
"This Oregon team is so long and they're so athletic, they're just really quick to everything," Rose said. "Matty's going to have to do a really good job of finding our guys at the right time."
Rose said reserve guards Skyler Halford and Frank Bartley IV could get more minutes in the rotation with Collinsworth out. Backup forward Josh Sharp could be called upon to fill some of the void on the glass; though BYU's point guard, Collinsworth was also the team's leading rebounder.
"We're losing so much without having Kyle," two-guard Anson Winder said. "We'll have to make up for this rebounding, points and assists. It just means everybody has to be more aggressive and step up to the challenge."
Winder said the Cougars may rely more on the three-point shot in the absence of Collinsworth. BYU shot .359 from behind the arc in the regular season overall, and .386 in WCC play.
The three-point shot also will be a focus for BYU defensively.
"Coming in, we know their guards score a lot of their points, along with their three man, Mike Moser," Winder said. "We know we're going to have to guard them and guard the three-point line."
The Cougars have the benefit of first-hand knowledge of the Ducks thanks to the December meeting in Eugene (and vice versa, obviously). Rose said the rematch by the tournament selection committee was "a little surprising" but could be "kind of beneficial" in some ways.
"What they did to us in the last few minutes of regulation and into overtime is what they've done the last 10 or 12 games in the Pac-12," Rose said. "They've really dominated the glass, shot the ball at a great percentage — especially from the three-point line — and then this Johnathan Loyd has done a terrific job of running the team.
"Controlling his penetration, that'll be a big key for us. Control his penetration, and his ability to get the ball to their scorers."
BYU's leading scorer, guard Tyler Haws, said the experience earlier this season against Oregon will be a benefit. Haws scored 32 points on 13-of-21 shooting that night.
"We know we can play with them," Haws said. "We know their guys, we know the stuff they run. So it should give us confidence that we can go out and win a basketball game."
The loss of Collinsworth, combined with the perception in some circles BYU was overseeded — or even unworthy of a tournament berth altogether — seems to have the Cougars entering Thursday with a healthy chip on their shoulder.
"We don't pay attention a lot to what people say about us," Haws said. "But we're pretty confident we should be in the tournament, and we've got to go out and prove it."
But Rose also wants to see his team play within itself, and to get consistent production, from his starters and especially off the bench.
"What you want is just for your guys to play their best," Rose said. "If we do that, and we manage the personnel and these guys are playing their best basketball, then we'll maybe be able to compensate for the loss of Kyle.
"If we get into a different situation and just rely on five guys — those five starters — then it could be really tough for us."


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Pumpkin Spice Sheet Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 1 can (15 ounces) solid-pack pumpkin
- 1 cup canola oil
- 4 eggs
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 4-1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 24 candy pumpkins
- In a large bowl, beat the sugar, pumpkin, oil and eggs. Combine the flour, baking powder, cinnamon, baking soda, salt and cloves; gradually add to pumpkin mixture and mix well.
- Pour into a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack.
- For frosting, in a small bowl, beat the cream cheese, butter and vanilla until smooth. Gradually beat in confectioners' sugar. Spread over cake; garnish with candy pumpkins. Cover and refrigerate until serving. Yield: 24 servings.
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Enjoy this recipe with a sweet white wine such as Moscato or a sweet Riesling.
Reviews for Pumpkin Spice Sheet Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting
"Really good stuff! I added extra 1tsp cinnamon & 1/4 tsp clover...cause I love spice. Also cut frosting recipe in half."
"This was the first time I've made a cake that didn't come out of a box. It was very easy and the taste was amazing! I did use a standard cake pan and it came out perfect. For the frosting, I did cut it back to 3 cups of powdered sugar, and it was very yummy but I think next time I will stop at two and taste and add if needed. I also used an 8oz package of cream cheese."
"Very good. The only thing I changed was to use 8oz of cream cheese instead of the 6oz as stated. I used the whole package & it turned out great. This is the 4th time I've made it, it's not around for too long."
"9 out of 10!"
"This is excellent, I did adjust to weigh my cake flour to sifted 7oz , minimized sugar to 1 1/4 cup, and oil to 3/4 cup.Love this recipe and it's now part of my recipe box!"


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What if I told you that you can have your cake and eat it too? That's what modern turbocharged enthusiasts, tuners, or "ricers" to the laymen have been doing for years. Have you ever wondered what it is like to drive a custom turbocharged Scion TC at over 100 miles per hour through traffic? See it for yourself thanks to a quick POV test drive and owner interview. Built by "Katt" of Tampa, Florida, this fully customized turbocharged Scion TC is far from its normal counterpart.
Video: girl's turbo Scion TC 100+ mph POV test drive
Modified to run a forced induction system, specifically a turbocharger, this once naturally aspirated sport economy car can now run a mid ten second quarter mile. That's faster than most modern sports cars, and all while still simultaneously achieving outstanding fuel economy. The lure for turbocharged cars isn't always about going fast; its about the option of saving fuel or going fast that solidifies most enthusiasts into the hobby.
So how is it possible to run an additional 150 horsepower over original manufacturer's numbers and still maintain within 5% of OEM stated fuel economy? It's all thanks to the tuner. The tuner responsible for this Scion TC is Michael Adkins of GetMtuned.com - "Mtuned Tuning", an industry professional and renown international tuner. Achieving 600 wheel horsepower on 93 octane fuel and still retaining 30 miles per gallon fuel economy is a normal trait in the tuner community.
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For the first time in history the Tuscaloosa-based band The Dexteens will share a stage with the Drive By Truckers in Tuscaloosa. The Dexateens have opened for the Truckers on other stages in the Southeast but never in Tuscaloosa.
The bands play Saturday at the Jupiter Bar and Grill.
"People have always wondered why we haven't played together here in T-Town," said Dexateens front man Elliott McPherson.
McPherson attributes this anomaly to logistics.
"Either the clubs had an opening band already booked or there was a touring conflict." he said.
Jupiter Bar and Grill owner Jeremiah Jones said the bands' fans, himself included, have noted the lack of a Dexateens/Truckers show in Tuscaloosa.
"That was my main focus when I booked the show," he said.
Jones says the pairing makes sense not only from a fan point of view but from the business side too.
"It makes sense to me as a bar owner but that's not always the case with agents, management teams and promoters."
Jones noted that the Dexateens have played with the Truckers at other venues across the South.
"So why not in Tuscaloosa, in the Dexateens' own backyard," Jones said.
"Dexateens fans are as excited about seeing the Dexateens as they are seeing the Truckers."
The Dexateens formed in Tuscaloosa in 1998 two years after the Truckers formed in Athens, GA.
In 1998 the Dexateens performed their first show at the now non-existent Chukker bar.
Since honing the sound that has become known as "skillet rock" the band has released five studio albums including the LP Hardwire Healing which was co-produced by Truckers front man Patterson Hood.
McPherson says the Dexateens will play a few songs Saturday from their newly recorded material, an as yet untitled and unreleased batch of 18 songs.
McPherson says the new material contains a lot of religious themes and imagery. "Sort of like a punk rock take on Southern gospel."
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McPherson said he looks forward to opening for the Truckers in Tuscaloosa.
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Former Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock actor and movie star Tracy Morgan was critically injured in a six vehicle accident early Saturday morning in New Jersey. Seven people were hospitalized and one person was killed in the accident according to authorities.
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Edward Koontz, 65, of Zephyrhills, Florida and Wadsworth, passed away Friday, March 27, 2009 after a two month battle with pancreatitis.
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The game got off to a furious start when the teams traded goals every minute for the first four minutes of the game. McClain scored her first goal just one minute into the game, but Irish attacker Gina Scioscia quickly responded with a goal of her own at the 28:09 mark of the first half to tie the score at one apiece. Junior Jamie Nesbitt scored her only goal of the afternoon at the 27:16 mark of the first half, but Jillian Byers scored her first of four goals four minutes in and the score was deadlocked at two apiece.
After seven minutes of no scoring, freshman Karen Nesbitt got on the board at the 19:00 mark. Notre Dame quickly retaliated with two more goals and held a 4-3 lead with 14:00 minutes left in the first half. It was at this point where Stanford took control of the match when they scored five of the next six goals to take a commanding 8-5 lead. McClain scored two more goals in the run and freshman Sarah Flynn continued her strong rookie season with a goal as well. Sophomore Dana Lindsay scored a goal just five minutes before halftime and the Cardinal held an 8-6 lead at the break.
Stanford further exerted their will in the second half when they allowed the high-scoring Irish to just three goals in the second half. Shane recorded six of her saves in the frame, which was keyed by Stanford's strong ball control all 30 minutes. The Cardinal also scored the first four goals of half with redshirt sophomore Bess Siegfried starting the scoring just 30 seconds into the half. Lindsay scored her second goal of the match two minutes later and Karen Nesbitt scored her second goal at the 25:52 mark. After McClain scored her fourth goal at the 20:37 mark of the second half, the Cardinal held a 12-6 lead and was in full control of the match.
Flynn added another goal with two minutes left and the Cardinal was able to coast to a 13-9 victory after Byers added two more goals for the Irish. Both goalkeepers were very busy in the contest with Notre Dame firing 33 shots and Stanford taking 30 of its own.
The Cardinal quickly returns to the field when it takes on Boston College on Wednesday, Mar. 5 at 3:30 p.m. at Laird Q. Cagan stadium.


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Let X, Y be smooth projective (over IC), let f:X..>Y be a rational map. Assume Y is not uniruled. Is it true that f will be regular over a non-empty open subset of Y? Funny..
I think you have already answered this yourself, for the most part. We have a birational morphism $X' \to X$ with some exceptional locus $E$ inside $X'$, which is some finite union of ruled components $\mathbb{P}^1 \times Z_i$. We also have the (proper) map $f': X' \to Y$, and the restriction of the map to any $\mathbb{P}^1 \times Z_i \to Y$ does not factor through $\mathbb{P}^1 \times Z_i \to Z_i$, so the image inside $Y$ will be uniruled. As such, the image of $E$ inside $Y$ is some closed set $V$ which by hypothesis cannot be all of $Y$. Restricting to the complement $U \subset Y$, the map $f'^{-1}(U) \to U$ has domain away from the exceptional locus inside $X'$, which is what you wanted, yes?
Also, the analysis you gave in your answer almost works, I think, except there is a slight problem in that you can only take $p$ to be very general (in the complement of a countable union of closed proper subsets) rather than merely general. For example, a very general K3 surface has infinitely many rational curves despite not being uniruled, so the locus in $Y$ to which your analysis applies would be precisely the complement of these infinitely many rational curves.
By 'regular over U' I meant f is regular everywhere over U. Sometimes this is called 'almost holomorphic'. For example, a standard projection IP_2->IP_1 is not almost holomorphic.
OK, some motivation: After blowing up X we obtain X' and a holomorphic map X'->Y. Positive dimensional fibers of X'->X are rationally chain connected, i.e., rational curves connect any two points. On the other hand, Y is not covered by rational curves by assumption.
Let p be a general point in Y and denote by F_p the fiber of X'->Y over p. The above remarks should imply: if F_p meets a positive dimensional fiber of X'->X, then it already contains this fiber (p general!). This should mean X->Y is a fibration over some non-empty open subset of Y.
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POMONA, Calif. — Consolidated Laundry Machinery (CLM), which manufactures industrial laundry dryers and other equipment, has hired Martin Pharis as company president. He replaces Vice President and General Manager Carolyn Landsperg, who retired in January.
Pharis brings an extensive and diverse management background, with expertise in both sales and operations, CLM says. He comes from Prudential Overall Supply, where, as a director of production, he was responsible for industrial and cleanroom operations throughout the United States. His primary role was to improve operational efficiencies through process changes, plant revitalization and equipment design.
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"I was presented with an opportunity to lead a company that I know well and that has a great history as an equipment supplier in our industry," Pharis says. "In CLM, I see a solid foundation from which much potential for growth exists, and I look forward to building on that which CLM does well and improving in areas where we can provide even better products and value-added services to our customers past, present and future."
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29 SOUTH – 29 S. 3rd Street in the Historic District
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Choice of appetizer
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BAR ZIN BISTRO & WINE BAR – 4924 First Coast Hwy.
$29 per person
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- Warm beet hearts of palm salad
- Veggie Spring Rolls
- Crab Cakes
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- Chilean sea bass rissotto
- New Zealand Lamb – Brown rice, kale
- Scallop shrimp pasta – With saffron broth
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- Cheese cake
- Chocolate cake
BAXTER'S – 4919 First Coast Hwy.
$19 per person
- Appetizer – Salad
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- Dessert – Ice cream or sorbet
$29 per person
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- Entrée – 12 oz. Ribeye steak & shrimp – Charbroiled to your liking and served with seasonal vegetables, potatoes and bread
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BRETT'S WATERWAY CAFÉ – 1 S. Front Street
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- Grilled white fish – With Yukon gold mashed potatoes & lemon butter sauce
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- Chicken Cordon Bleu – With mashed potatoes and green beans
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- Key lime chiffon
- Carrot cake
CAFE KARIBO – 27 N. 3rd Street in the Historic District
$19 per person
- Appetizers – Soup of the day, side Karibo house salad, side Caesar salad
- Entrée – Karibrew burger, Curry chicken salad wrap, Shrimp salad on croissant, Falafel pita
- Dessert – Strawberry cake, Mud bar
$29 per person
- Appetizers – Conch fritters, Thai rolls, Salmon platter
- Entrée – Beef tenderloin – With green peppercorn sauce, Grilled Mediterranean salmon – With niçoise salsa, Pork tenderloin – Marinated with rum and molasses with Caribbean salsa
- Dessert – Crème brûlée, chocolate ganache cake
CRAB TRAP – 31 N. 2nd Street
$19 per person
- Appetizer – Homemade smoked fish dip
- Entrée – Fresh local shrimp dinner – Served just the way you like it! Your choice of fried, broiled or blackened
- Dessert – Crab Trap key lime pie
$29 per person
- Appetizers – Homemade smoked fish dip, Signature blue crab soup
- Entrée – Rib-eye steak & lobster tail
- Dessert – Crab Trap key lime pie
ESPAÑA RESTAURANT & TAPAS – 22 S. 4th Street in historic downtown Fernandina Beach
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
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- Lobster croquetas
- Camarao con chorizo – Shrimp & special sausage
- Tuna viola – Seared ahi
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- Pescado a Española – Fresh catch Spanish style
- Scallops Isabell – Grilled fresh scallops
- Churrasco tras montes – Grilled steak tras montes style
Choice of dessert
- Selection of desserts
GOURMET GOURMET – 1408 Lewis St., Amelia Island, Fla. 32034
$19 per person
Choice of appetizer
- Soup du jour, small house salad, Italian meatball appetizer
Choice of entrée
- Fettuccini primavera aglio e olio, Meatball with angel hair pasta and marinara
Choice of dessert
- Chef's dessert of the day
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
- Soup du jour, crab bisque, Mediterranean salad, Small house salad
Choice of entrée
- Chicken marsala, shrimp bake, boiled flounder, braised Italian short ribs
Choice of dessert
- Dessert of your choice
HORIZON'S – 4828 First Coast Hwy.
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
- Spinach salad – With candied pecans, cranberries and goat cheese
- Grilled heart of romaine – With shaved parmesan, crumbled bacon
Choice of entrée
- Blackened scallops – With sundried tomato risotto
- Seared pork loin – With artichoke, wild mushroom salad
- Thyme chicken and Three-cheese lasagna
Choice of dessert
- Chocolate bread pudding
- Key lime martini
JACK AND DIANE'S – 708 Centre St., Fernandina Beach, Fla. 32034
$19 per person
- Amelia's Favorite – Smoked salmon blini, garden salad, inside-out Beef Wellington with fresh vegetable of the day, chocolate & berry parfait
- Bayou Mixed Grill – Curry shrimp crostini, Creole fish & potato salad, blackened chicken & smoked sausage on a bed of rice, tomatoes & beans, cardied carrots, whiskey bread pudding
- Best in Show (Vegan & Gluten-Free) – Stuffed artichoke heart, fattoush salad, southwest vegetable pastel, Creole beans & dirt rice, raspberry chocolate dream
- Capri Special – Bruschetta, Tuscan geggie soup, garlic-encrusted salmon on a bed of pasta Alfredo, Chocolate soufflé
- Local's Choice – Creole chicken flatbread, gumbo, Island mango shrimp crepe with greens-n-peas, rustic bread, key lime mousse
JOE'S 2ND STREET BISTRO – 14 S. 2nd Street, in the Historic District, Fernandina Beach, Fla.
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
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- Caesar salad
Choice of entrée
- Iron Flat Steak – With sunny side up egg, onion gravy, parmesan grits and vegetable of the day
- Shrimp & grits
- Grilled salmon – With roasted potatoes, fennel relish, candied bacon
Choice of dessert
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LA MANCHA – 2709 Sadler Rd., Fernandina Beach, Fla.
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
- Seafood bisque
- La Mancha salad
Choice of entrée
- Snapper Dulcinea – Fresh local snapper, sautéed shrimp with a lemon butter and caper sauce
- Pasta Johanna – Chicken breast, zucchini squash, mushrooms and sun-dried tomatoes in a creamy Alfredo sauce served over penne pasta
Choice of dessert
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LE CLOS – 20 S. 2nd Street, in the Historic District, Fernandina Beach, Fla.
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
- Le Clos garden salad – Mixed baby greens, carrot and beet ribbons, garlic croutons, balsamic vinaigrette
- Le Clos Caesar Salad – Romaine lettuce, parmesan cheese, garlic croutons
Choice of entrée
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- Braised pork shank – Chive whipped potato, butter beans
- Le Clos Fish Cake – Sautéed julienne vegetables, chive whipped potato
Choice of dessert
- Vanilla bean crème brûlée
- Baked apple – With homemade vanilla ice cream and apple coulis
LU LU'S AT THE THOMPSON HOUSE – 11 S. 7th Street in the Historic District
$19 per person
- Appetizer – Gumbo, salad
- Entrée – Chicken and sausage jambalaya, chicken Creole, grillades & grits
- Dessert – Bread pudding
$29 per person
- Appetizer – Salad, gumbo
- Entrée – Shrimp or crawfish Creole, Shrimp or crawfish étouffée, Bronzed pork chip with Creole mustard sauce and dirty rice
- Dessert – Bread pudding
MARINA SEAFOOD RESTAURANT – 101 Centre Street in the Historic District
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
- Coconut fried shrimp – With coconut rum sauce
- Grilled crab cake – With remoulade sauce
- Shrimp crab dip
- Fried calamari
Choice of entrée – All served with choice of two vegetables, potatoes or salad. Includes glass of wine, iced tea or coffee
- Stuffed grouper Amelia – Stuffed with crabmeat and topped with three-cheese sauce
- Bone-in stuffed flounder – Stuffed with broccoli and crabmeat with garlic butter sauce
- Fernandina Fried Shrimp – All local caught
- Sautéed shrimp in garlic – Sautéed in butter sauce with pasta (no potato)
- US choice 16 oz. ribeye steak – Topped with mushrooms sautéed in wine sauce
- US choice 16 oz. steak – With fried or sautéed shrimp
- Fried shrimp & fried chicken – An ol' time favorite
Choice of dessert
- Chef's choice of the evening
MERGE – 510 S. 8th Street
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
- French onion bisque – Caramelized onions and parmesan
- House salad – Tomatoes, cucumbers and carrots with artisan mixed greens finished with house dressing
- Sautéed Escargot – With wild mushrooms and smoked bacon in a sherry cream over puff pastry
Choice of entrée
- Roasted pork tenderloin – Over potatoe purée with sautéed vegetables finished with a garlic Dijon cream
- Braised short rib – Over potato purée topped with wild mushroom, golden raisins and parsnips
- Pan-roasted salmon – Over sweet potato purée with sautéed kale, smoked bacon and more mushrooms finished with a fig jus.
Choice of dessert
- Choice of one of our nightly desserts
PLĀE – 80 Amelia Village Circle
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
- Ahi tuna on wonton crisp
- Caesar salad with parmesan twill
Choice of entrée
- Grilled pork loin – Marinated in house with "Bang Bang" sauce
- Blackened shrimp pasta – With tasso ham cream sauce
- Steak brazzo – Filet mignon tips sautéed in Madera wine demi-glace with mushrooms and smashed potatoes
Choice of dessert
- Peanut butter pie
- Crème brûlée
SALTY PELICAN BAR & GRILL – 12 N. Front Street
$19 per person
Choice of appetizer
- Signature broiled oyster sampler
- Loaded potato spring rolls with sour cream
Choice of entrée
- Crab crusted grouper – With seasonal vegetables and a citrus burre blanc sauce
- Red wine braised beef short rib – With horseradish potatoes and crispy onion straws
Choice of dessert
- Pelican peanut butter brownie sundae – With candied walnuts and vanilla ice cream
- White chocolate martini
SANDY BOTTOMS – 2910 Atlantic Avenue
$19 per person
Choice of appetizer
- House salad
- Caesar salad
Choice of entrée – All served with one side item
- Shrimp, scallop or fish basket – Fried, grilled or blackened
- Crabby bite basket
- Clam strip basket – Fried boneless chicken breast topped with homemade marinara, mozzarella and parmesan cheeses, served with pasta
Choice of dessert
- Key lime pie
SLIDERS SEASIDE GRILL – 1998 S. Fletcher Ave.
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
- Slider's Caesar salad – Fresh romaine, grated parmesan, homemade Caesar dressig and made from scratch croutons
- Calamari – Crispy calamari with chipotle simple syrup and tomato bacon aioli
- Seafood chowder – Made from scratch chowder with clams, oysters, grouper and shrimp with potatoes and bacon in a cream sauce
Choice of entrée
- Shrimp & grits – Andouille sausage red-eye gravy, red and yellow peppers and stone-ground cheese grits with fried okra garnish
- Crab cakes – Two of our famous recipe crab cakes loaded with jumbo lump crab meat and homemade remoulade
- Red fish entrée – Fresh red fish served fried, blackened or grilled
Choice of dessert
- Slider's original key lime pie
- Death by chocolate – Two warm brownies, fresh whipped cream, Heath Bar® crumbles and chocolate sauce
- Strawberry short cake – Old-fashioned short cake, sugar-macerated strawberries and fresh whipped cream
THE VERANDAH – 6800 First Coast Hwy., Amelia Island, Fla.
$29 per person
Choice of appetizer
- Simple salad – Succotash, red wine vinaigrette
Choice of entrée
- Crab crusted grouper – Grilled asparagus, Florida lemon butter sauce
- Fried chicken – Braised local greens, "hot sauce"
Choice of dessert
- Cohen Farm's pecan pie – With ocean salt caramel, bourbon ice cream
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Dave Madden, the actor who played band manager Reuben Kincaid on the 1970's TV show "The Partridge Family," died Thursday January 16 at the age of 82.
In 1962 he appeared on "The Merv Griffin Show."He also appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show" and "Rowan and Martin's Laugh In."
Madden was born in Canada but raised in Indiana. He died in Florida.


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CHICAGO – The Columbus Blue Jackets have lost another integral part of their starting lineup after defenseman Jack Johnson was put on injured reserve Sunday morning.
Johnson is currently listed as day-to-day with an upper-body injury after being injured in the first period of a 2-1 loss on Saturday night in St. Louis. The Blue Jackets (5-11-2) will be the next team trying to give the Chicago Blackhawks (14-0-3) their first regulation loss in a game Sunday night at United Center.
Johnson, who'd been playing on the second pairing with Adrian Aucoin, missed a couple of shifts toward the end of the first period against the Blues on Saturday night, then tried to play at the start of the second. He left the ice 6:47 into the second and didn't return.
The Blue Jackets, who are also without forwards Brandon Dubinsky (knee sprain) and Artem Anisimov (upper-body), recalled forward Ryan Johansen from Springfield of the American Hockey League on Sunday morning to take Johnson's place.
Johnson had one goal and seven assists in 17 games prior to the injury. The only other defenseman on the active roster is 22-year old John Moore, who has one assist in 11 games. Moore, Columbus' No.1 pick (No. 21 overall) in the 2009 NHL Draft, has also missed four games while injured and sat the previous two games.
The 20-year old Johansen had two assists in 10 games with the Blue Jackets before being reassigned on Feb. 6 to Springfield. Johansen, the Blue Jackets' No. 4 overall pick in the 2010 NHL Draft, scored 17 goals with 16 assists in 40 AHL games this season.
Columbus also recalled forward Nick Drazenovic from Springfield on Saturday.
As for the Blackhawks, second-line center Dave Bolland left a 2-1 win Friday night against the San Jose Sharks with an upper-body injury after two periods and didn't return for the third. Bolland's status for Sunday night will be announced when Chicago coach Joel Quenneville meets with reporters prior to the game.
If Bolland can't go, look for fourth-line center Marcus Kruger or third-line center Andrew Shaw to bump up to play between Patrick Sharp and Patrick Kane on the second line. Veteran Jamal Mayers could also enter the lineup to center the fourth line.
Here is how the Blue Jackets and Blackhawks might line up on Sunday night:
R.J. Umberger – Derick Brassard – Cam Atkinson
Vinny Prospal – Mark Letestu – Derek Dorsett
Matt Calvert – Sean Collins – Nick Foligno
Colton Gillies – Derek MacKenzie – Jared Boll
Scratches: Nick Drazenovic, Ryan Johansen
Injuries: Artem Anisimov (upper body), Jack Johnson (IR upper body),
Brandon Dubinsky (IR lower body, knee)
Brandon Saad – Jonathan Toews – Marian Hossa
Patrick Sharp – Marcus Kruger– Patrick Kane
Bryan Bickell – Andrew Shaw – Viktor Stalberg
Daniel Carcillo – Jamal Mayers – Michael Frolik
Niklas Hjalmarsson – Johnny Oduya
Scratches: Brandon Bollig, Sheldon Brookbank
Injuries: Dave Bolland (upper body, day-to-day), Steve Montador (IR upper body)
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Breast Needle Localization
About Breast Needle Localization
A breast needle localization is performed prior to surgical breast biopsy or lumpectomy. This procedure is done using mammography as a guide. After local anesthetic is used to numb the breast, a thin needle with a guide wire is placed in the breast. A series of mammograms are then taken to assure the needle is in the correct location. This is done to act as a guide for the surgeon during surgery.
Your breast surgery will follow this procedure and your health care provider will provide you with preparation instructions before your surgery.
The patient will arrive in Pre-op to be dressed and prepped for the procedure. The mammography technologist will be notified as soon as the patient is ready and take the patient to the mammography suite for the procedure.
The needle localization will be performed by the Radiologist who will answer any questions you may have.
Your breast will be cleaned with an antiseptic solution and then numbed with a local anesthetic.
A thin needle with a guide wire inside is placed in your breast and a series of mammograms are taken. There may be several positional adjustments made prior to final placement of the needle and wire.
When the needle placement is satisfactory, the needle is removed and a thin wire with a fish hook end to keep it in place is left for the surgeon to use as a guide during surgery. The wire is removed from your breast during surgery.
Post-Percutaneous Needle Biopsy Instructions (PDF)
Important note:
If you are of child bearing age and think there is any possibility of pregnancy it is important that you inform the physician ordering these x-rays and tell the technologist taking your x-rays.


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How Much Slack Remains in the Economy?
The most pressing question before macroeconomic policymakers–particularly the Fed–is how much productive slack remains in the economy five years after the official end of the Great Recession. If the answer is "not much," the Fed needs to get ready to respond soon to wage and price increases. If the answer is "still a lot," then it should remain laser-focused on expanding output and employment.
The "how much slack" debate has been going for a while, but here's one more piece of evidence arguing against the proposition that the U.S. economy is approaching capacity constraints: A large decline in the "output gap" has failed to put upward pressure on prices.
The output gap represents the difference between how much the economy is producing and how much it could produce under optimal conditions. One key way to measure the gap is to look at the difference between gross domestic product (GDP) and potential GDP, as estimated by the Congressional Budget Office (among others).
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Potential GDP essentially estimates how much could be produced in the economy if insufficient aggregate demand were not holding back production. Estimates of the output gap have narrowed substantially in recent years—though not because of accelerating growth in economic output but because of a substantial reduction in the CBO's estimate of the economy's potential output.
How sure should we be that the newer measurement of potential output is more accurate? One indicator is the behavior of price inflation: As output gaps close, price inflation is supposed to rise. But the most recent CBO estimates of potential output suggest this has not happened. Between the official end of the Great Recession, in the second quarter of 2009, and the first quarter of 2014, the output gap fell from 8% to 4.5%, but the inflation rate most closely watched by the Fed (the core, "market-based" personal consumption expenditures deflator) declined from 1.7% to 1.0%.
All that suggests there's some slack left—and further suggests that it's a very good thing Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen seems determined to look at a wide range of indicators, particularly direct indicators of price and wage growth, to assess the degree of remaining economic slack.
Josh Bivens is director of research and policy at the Economic Policy Institute. He is on Twitter: @JoshBivens_DC
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Inflammatory bowel disease can occur at any age and is more common among adults. However, about 25% of cases develop in individuals18 years or younger, and some of these cases are early-onset ulcerative colitis. Children who develop the disease are at an increased risk of developing colon cancer. In addition, they may suffer from liver damage because the inflammation caused by the disease results in a narrowing of the bile ducts that connect to the liver. A research team from the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and Pusan National University in South Korea have identified genetic factors involved in pediatric ulcerative colitis; the findings may lead to new approaches for prevention and treatment. The study was published online on September 3 in the journal Gastroenterology.
The research team conducted a mouse study that identified possible new targets for prevention and treatment strategies for early-onset ulcerative colitis. They developed a rodent model that simulates the disease that can be used to help test new drugs that can be used for treatment. "We hope that identifying these key genetic factors and providing a unique research model will help lead to new approaches to treat early-onset ulcerative colitis, a devastating disease that currently has no cure," explained senior author Dr. Sang Hoon Rhee, an associate adjunct professor of medicine in the Division of Digestive Diseases at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.
"We knew that interleukin 10 played a role," explained first author Dr. Eunok Im, an assistant professor at Pusan National University's School of Pharmacy. He added, "But recent clinical and experimental evidence indicated that in addition to this protein's crippled action, there may be other genetic factors at work causing early onset of this disease."
The investigators discovered that phosphatase and tensin homologue (PTEN), a protein that plays an important role in cell functions such as growth and communication, might also work in tandem with interleukin 10 in helping ulcerative colitis to develop. The team also found that, among mice that do not have interleukin 10, the additional loss of the PTEN gene in the intestine produced extensive inflammation, severe colitis, and colon cancer development at very early ages, as early as one month after birth. In addition, the mice developed symptoms and early-onset ulcerative colitis in a similar manner as humans. Thus, the researchers noted, the mice may be an important tool for testing possible new treatments for ulcerative colitis.
The researchers also discovered that the loss of PTEN in the intestine disrupted antibacterial activity and altered the types of bacteria present in the colon. They found a large increase in a specific group of bacteria called Bacteroides, which have the capability to generate massive inflammatory responses that cause various inflammatory diseases.
With the use of both genetic and drug interventions, the investigators inhibited the bacteria's ability to trigger inflammatory responses; the result was a significant reduction in the occurrence of early-onset ulcerative colitis in the mice. The authors note that their findings could eventually point the way toward new approaches to treat or prevent ulcerative colitis in humans.
"Future study may help us better understand how this bacteria has the potential to elicit inflammation in the colon and explore the molecular mechanisms of how the bacteria impacts disease onset," explained Dr. Charalabos Pothoulakis, another author of the study and a professor of medicine in the division of digestive diseases. Dr. Pothoulakis holds the Eli and Edythe L. Broad Chair in Inflammatory and Bowel Disease at UCLA and is the director of the UCLA Center for Inflammatory Bowel Diseases.
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According to Fox News on Monday, thousands of mourners gathered at the funeral of Michael Brown, the unarmed 18-year-old who was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson on Aug. 9. Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis was filled with those to came to pay their last respects. The church's sanctuary seats about 2,500 filled quickly. Overflow rooms holding another 2,000 were also full to capacity. Many people who could not get inside the church waited outside. Ambulance crews were on hand in case of any heat-related illnesses since the temperature was expected to rise close to 100 degrees.
The Huffington Post reported that President Barack Obama sent three White House aides. Others well-known people in attendance included the Rev. Jesse Jackson, moviemaker Spike Lee and entertainer Sean Combs, Bishop T.D. Jakes, pastor of The Potter House, several members of Congress, two children of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., parents of Trayvon Martin as well as many local and regional civil rights leaders. The Rev. Al Sharpton spoke at the funeral.
On both sides of the closed casket were poster-size pictures of the teenager wearing headphones. On top of the casket was Brown's St. Louis Cardinals baseball cap along with a large bouquet of roses. Large projection screens showed a photo of Brown clutching his high school diploma while wearing his cap and gown. He had been scheduled to start training at a technical school two days after his death. He wanted to become a heating and air-conditioning technician.
On Sunday, Brown's father, Michael Brown Sr., asked protesters to take a break on Monday and observe a "day of silence" so the family could grieve. Brown's request appeared to be honored because at the Ferguson Police Department, where protesters have stood vigil for two weeks were missing. Instead, a handmade sign announced a "break for funeral."
Monday also marked the first day back at school for students in the Ferguson-Florissant School District. Classes were scheduled to begin Aug. 14, but they were postponed because of safety concerns.


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Herbie Hancock: Maiden Voyage
Maiden Voyage
Herbie Hancock (piano)
Maiden Voyage (Blue Note 95331)
Herbie Hancock (piano), George Coleman (tenor sax), Freddie Hubbard (trumpet), Ron Carter (bass), Tony Williams (drums).
Composed by Herbie Hancock.
Recorded: Englewood Cliffs, N.J., March 17, 1965
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
At the time of this recording, Hancock, Carter and Williams served as the rhythm section for the Miles Davis Quintet. Since Coleman had just left the group the previous year, the four of them had developed a strong rapport, with Hubbard fitting in nicely. One of Hancock's most popular compositions, "Maiden Voyage" exploits the modal concept common in jazz performances in the 1960s. Since the piece is based mostly on just two slow-moving chords and a spare melodic line, it generates a calm, placid mood overall in spite of occasionally spirited passages by the soloists, especially Hubbard.
Reviewer: David Franklin
Other reviews for this track:
- Herbie Hancock: Maiden Voyage by Ted Gioia (100/100)
- Herbie Hancock: Maiden Voyage by Uri Caine (100/100)
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The FBI instituted an undercover operation that was designed to stop United States sex tourists before departing from the United States. The undercover operation consisted of a fake travel agency ("Costa Rica Taboo Vacations") that offered to match travelers with "tourist companions" ages 14 through 27 in Costa Rica. The defendant, a mechanic from Florida, requested a trip through the agency that included sexual activity with two females, ages 14 and 15. The defendant paid $931 for the trip and services. Upon arrest, the defendant admitted that he planned to negotiate for additional girls upon his arrival in Costa Rica. The defendant's carry-on luggage contained condoms, sexual lubricants, presents for the girls, and bubble bath. The defendant was found guilty on all three counts after a jury trial.
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Process Systems Enterprise (PSE) has formed an alliance—dubbed the Systems-Based Pharmaceutics Alliance—with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer that aims to develop a single model-based framework for drug substance manufacturing, drug product manufacturing, oral absorption, and pharmacokinetics. The alliance's goal will be to establish best practices in applying model-based techniques, which will be incorporated in computer software.
Systems-based pharmaceutics (SbP), according to PSE, is an holistic approach to developing and optimizing drug manufacture and drug delivery that could lead to faster development, more efficient R&D, and reduced cost and risk. It applies mathematic models of a manufacturing process to explore the design and operational decision space, allowing companies to make the best decisions for themselves in these areas based on key performance indicators. SbP's modeling approach, according to the firm, has worked well in other sectors including chemicals, clean energy, and consumer goods.
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You may recall the ubiquitous quote "Ted Ginn is a Miami Dolphin....Ted Ginn is going to be a guy you're going to enjoy watching for a long time..." has a deeper meaning. Maybe Cameron and Mueller wrote a contract that includes additional incentives if the guy is benched, and has a no trade/no cut clause and is self-renewing.
How else can one explain what is happening with Ginn? Mueller and Cameron went to H Wayne in 2007 and laid out a plan - they would pick Ginn with the 9th overall pick, and get the "QB of the future" in the second round. Apparently, they were targeting either Trent Edwards or John Beck, and wound up taking Beck.
Ginn had suffered a leg injury in his bowl game that year, and was still hobbled by it at draft time. But, more than that, Ginn had speed and a lot of question marks. Here's a few draft site comments about him from '07:
* Ted Ginn Jr. has one quality NFL scouts can not get enough of and what NFL Franchises love to build around: Speed. Ginn Jr. is the fastest WR in the 2007 NFL Draft, and is a legit home run threat for any NFL team to utilize. I think in the NFL Ginn Jr. will come to realize quickly that he is not going to be the most talented player in every game, and that will make him strive to succeed, work hard, and improve his game to the point that he is viewed as a fine complete NFL wide receiver.
* Has decent hands and catches most of what comes his way. Played in a conservative offense which really held back his production statwise. A great punt/kick returner
* He is a threat to any team. If he's not double teamed, he will make the big play in any condition.
* Ginn Jr. has many elements of his game that still need work to fulfill his promise. He must become a more reliable receiver, and his hands must improve. He must also become more polished on his route running, he won't be able to rely on his pure speed in the National Football League. He also has a slight build, so he may have to consider bulking up to take the hits over the middle by battle tested NFL safeties.
* Really skinny frame is 180 lbs wet. Started off at corner so as a result is raw and still learning the WR posisiton. Relies too much on athletcisim as his route running leaves much to be desired. His speed alone will not make him successful at the WR position in the NFL he must become more polished.
* Pretty raw as a precise route runner; not proven as an "over the middle, make the catch on 3rd and 8" receiver;
* How will he overcome his injury agianst the Gators? His jr. year didn't measure up to his sophmore year. He had more drops. Some say he's only a kick returner.
* Ted Ginn Jr. is going to need work and proper coaching to progress to the point that he can be a #1 WR in the NFL. That being said, he has one thing you can not teach, first class speed. Combine that with a good work ethic and Ginn Jr. is an excellent WR prospect whom should come off the board no later than the middle of round.
* Whereever Ginn goes he will help out immediately as a KR/PR, how he develops as a WR remains to be seen. Ginn would do best in an established offense like Arizona, Indianapolis, Cinncinati and play the slot where he will thrive. If he goes to Tennesee or San Francisco and is depended upon to be the Number 1 guy he might be a collasal bust.
* Watch out! He will be better than Reggie Bush. He is a star in the making, unless he gets hurt.
...and in all it may have been a reach for Miami. They weren't an established offense - they were still looking for an identity and a QB. But they still had Chris Chambers at the time, so at least Ginn was set to be the #2. Until they traded Chambers a couple of weeks into the season.
We flash forward to this year. Last season, there was the most stability at QB we've seen in years, and Ginn was average. This year, he started off below average. After injury, Henne came in and he is a real threat to throw deep. And Ginn can't seem to hold onto anything that comes his way. He still shies away from contact. I've heard several former receivers comment that his route running isn't very good and he doesn't sell the routes or fakes, and his body position is bad.
And to top it all off, we're not even using him as a kick or punt returner.
So what value does he have? Sparano and Ireland shouldn't feel bound to him, he's not "their" guy. He's just another player who is not performing.
This week, Sparano said Hartline will up his playing time. But he didn't say anything about Ginn. Will his playing time decrease? Will he even dress for the game?
We can only hope. I've seen enough of Ginn in 2 1/2 years to think that I don't want to see him on my favorite team any more.


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Just in time for the premier of "The Dark Knight Rises," the Grand 16 at Pier Park has added a new sensation to your movie viewing experience.
The Grand 16 has added D-BOX seats to one of the theaters. The D-BOX seats allow the viewer to have an even more real-life experience.
They are specifically programmed for each film and are then sent to a motion generating system. Each seat is perfectly synchronized with the onscreen action to simulate a realistic experience.
The seats cost $4,000 each. Customers can reserve seats online and will cost an additional eight dollars on top of the base ticket price.
Grand 16's General Manager John Kampe is optimistic the seats will be a hit. "We sold out all 22 seats the first show of the day yesterday. So if that's an indication, we're gonna do well."
Kampe says the Thursday night D-BOX showings of "The Dark Knight Rises" are sold out and there are a limited number of seats available for Friday night.


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Somewhere between 12:00 p.m. May 25 and 11:00 a.m. May 26, Cream was taken from the New Madrid Animal Control facility in New Madrid, Mo.
Cream is one to two year old Staffordshire terrier. She weighs 68.7 lb. and is dark chocolate and white. Cream was recently spayed and will have a fresh incision on her belly. She was set up to be transported to her new home in Wisconsin next weekend.
A $500.00 reward awaits the person who has information leading to Cream's safe return. Call (573) 225-8734 to make a report if you know the whereabouts of this dog.