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Cory Monteith's co-stars hold a memorial service in Hollywood almost two weeks after the actor's fatal overdose.
09:23, UK, Monday 29 July 2013
The cast and crew of hit TV series Glee have held a memorial service for the show's late star Cory Monteith.
The actor, who played the character Finn Hudson, died from an overdose of heroin and alcohol.
His body was found in a hotel room in Vancouver, Canada, on July 13.
Monteith's co-star and girlfriend, Lea Michele, organised the service with Ryan Murphy, the creator of Glee.
A spokesman for the show's producer 20th Century Fox said the memorial, which was held at a private location in Hollywood, was an "emotional celebration" of the actor's life.
"We thank the public for their continued outpouring of love and support as we grieve for our friend and colleague during this difficult time," he said.
Jane Lynch, who starred alongside Monteith as sports coach Sue Sylvester and attended the service, told TMZ: "It was beautiful. It was still really sad, but it was beautiful."
Glee, which follows a fictional high school choir, is due to begin its fifth season on September 26, a week later than originally planned.
The third episode of the series will be replaced with a tribute to Monteith, before the show takes a break while its future is decided.
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According to the Canadian Press on Saturday, Kaillie Humphries of Calgary and Heather Moyse of Summerside, Prince Edward Island won a women's World Cup bobsled competition on Saturday.
However it is the way Humphries and Moyse won in St. Moritz, Switzerland that is making headlines.
The Canadians only had the tenth fastest time after the first run, but stormed back in the second run to beat Cathleen Martini and Christin Senkel of Germany by 0.22 seconds.
The mere fact that a team moves nine spots in the rankings from one run to the next is simply astounding, but that is what Humphries and Moyse were able to accomplish Saturday. Their win was also significant because it came with only one month before the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi.
Fabienne Maeyer and Tanja Mayer of Switzerland pleased the home Swiss crowd with a third place finish of 2:17.15.
With the victory, Humphries and Moyse moved into first place in the World Cup standings, and are 29 points ahead of Elana Meyers and Aja Evans.
Humphries and Moyse have two more World Cups before the 2014 Olympic Winter Games-- in Igls, Austria next weekend and in Konigssee, Germany two weeks from now.

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SELMA, Ala. (AP) -- A judge has set a July 29 trial date for a former Selma High School teacher accused of having sexual contact with a student.
Circuit Judge Jack Meigs set the trial date Tuesday after LaTanglia Williams waived an appearance at her arraignment. District Attorney Michael Jackson said Williams faces charges of possession of obscene matter, electronic solicitation of a child, being a school employee who had sexual contact with a student, and enticing a child under 16 for immoral purposes.
Williams is on paid leave from her teaching position. Her attorney did not immediately return a phone message and email seeking comment.
State Superintendent of Education Tommy Bice recently notified Selma school officials that his department is looking into allegations of sexual activity involving system employees and students.


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Depression and Diabetes
Not only is depression is one of the worst illnesses known to humankind, it is also implicated in another of one of the worst illnesses known to humankind - diabetes. For someone with a severe case of diabetes, the disease can amount to a slow and painful execution extending over years and decades. For many years it was thought that depression was a complication of diabetes, which may well be the case. More recent research, however, points to depression as a possible cause or trigger.
What We Know About Depression and Diabetes
A Kaiser Permanente study
of some 1,680 subjects found that those with diabetes were more likely to
have been treated for depression within six months before their diabetes
diagnosis. About 84 percent of diabetics also reported a higher rate of
earlier depressive episodes.
A 2004 Johns Hopkins and other centers
study tracking 11,615 initially nondiabetic adults aged 48-67 over six
years found that "depressive symptoms predicted incident type 2 diabetes."
A 2004 Johns Hopkins and other centers study tracking 11,615 initially nondiabetic adults aged 48-67 over six years found that "depressive symptoms predicted incident type 2 diabetes."
According to an evaluation of 20 studies over the past 10 years, the prevalence rate of diabetics with major depression is three to four times greater than in the general population. While depression affects maybe three or five percent of the population at any given time, the rate is between 15 and twenty percent in patients with diabetes, according to the American Diabetic Association. Women, in particular are at greater risk, according to other studies.
Whether a cause or an effect, the combination of diabetes and depression can be deadly. "One plus one equals much more than two when you add diabetes and depression," says Patrick Lustman, PhD, professor of medical psychology in the department of psychiatry at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis. "Because of physiologic and behavioral interactions between diabetes and depression, each becomes more difficult to control, increasing the risks of cardiovascular disease, diabetic retinopathy causing blindness, neuropathy and other complications."
Dr Lustman also mentions obesity as a risk factor for macrovascular disease. Unfortunately, depressed people tend to eat more and exercise less, which results in weight gain and sabotages efforts at controlling blood sugar levels. One study found that depressed adults with diabetes had significantly higher body mass indexes than nondepressed adults with diabetes.
Another study found that depression in diabetics was a greater risk factor for heart disease than high blood sugar.
But if depression can trigger diabetes or make it much worse, it stands to reason that effectively managing one's depression can help bring one's diabetes under control. Dr Lustman and his colleagues have tested that proposition in a number of studies:
In 1997, in a placebo-contolled study, Dr Lustman found that diabetic patients responded well to the tricyclic antidepressant, nortriptyline The drug both worsened glucose levels in nondepressed patients and improved the levels in those who were depressed.
In 1998, he tried cognitive behavioral therapy and diabetes education (with no drugs) on a group of patients with type 2 diabetes and major depression, and concluded it to be an effective treatment.
Most recently, at an annual meeting of the American Diabetes Association held in June 2000, Dr Lustman made public his findings on his latest study. One group of 30 patients was given a daily dose of Prozac, the other a placebo. It was expected that the Prozac would help lift the depression in his test subjects. What he also found was the drug demonstrated a significantly greater improvement in blood sugar levels.
According to Dr Lustman, this result may be possible because an antidepressant dampens the body's response to the hormone, cortisol, which is released during times of stress.
The NIH has convened a panel to pursue more clinical trials. Someday, we will know a lot more about the role depression plays in diabetes. In the meantime:
If you suffer from depression, it pays to consider yourself at risk for diabetes and act accordingly. No smoking gun has been found, but that is the fault of science, which has been delinquent in tracking down mind-body connections. Compliance with your medications, good diet, sleep, exercise, and avoidance of stress is both good depression-management as well as possible diabetes prevention.
If you suffer from diabetes, ask your doctor for a depression screening at once. While we may not know for sure if depression can cause or trigger diabetes, we do know that depression can make diabetes a lot worse. If a screening reveals you do have depression, do not hesitate to treat your depression with both antidepressants and talking therapy.
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Lisa (July 3, 2004): My personal experience
with diabetes and depression.
Question: Do high glucose levels cause depression? Every time same result. I am 48 years old and have the same result every time for 20 years. If I take a break just two days the depression returns. Second question. Could I be going through withdrawal from endorphins post exercise. Depression returns within 48 hours of no exercise.
McMan (July 3): Your own experience is your best guide, Lisa. Obviously you need the daily exercise. There's any number of reason why this could be happening, but that's not important - the point is it's happening and you know how to avoid it. High glucose can result in sugar highs that quickly turn into sugar crashes. The high sugar can trigger high insulin in your system that results in cravings for even more sugar.
Jo Lynn (Aug 1, 2004): My heart goes out to
anyone who wrote a message at this site, detailing his or her pain and/or
experiences. I have joined the few but miserable masses of those with
diabetes and bipolar illness (5 in my family have it). As probably most
folks have done, I've spent exhaustive hours doing research on both
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June 2/20: Very interesting reading the articles having been type 1 diabetic for over 35 years: Depression was not diagnosed until after my 1st child 's arrival, but looking back at my life I would say I had definitely had it before. Now I suffer from Major Depression and have both medication and talk psychotherapy - it helps immensely, but resources are limited and its all very expensive! Bad sugars make you feel worse, but it is one of the biggest chicken or egg questions I've experienced.
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According to a study published in the BMJ journals, pollen is a potential explanation or reason for the seasonal effects on suicide rates.
Researches found a significant correlation between the amount of pollen and suicide count, although the effect was not yet significantly huge, but enough to take notice.
The study found "the effect of pollen was found to be the strongest on people who already had mood disorders or who have been previously diagnosed with depression." Researchers weren't able to find the exact cause yet, but remain dedicated to learning more of this rising phenomenon, but do suggest that pollen may trigger an allergic inflammatory condition, that signals molecules called cytokines, and it's the cytokines that affects people who're already prone to mood swings.
The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) have taken notice and reported that the suicide rate among people ages 45 to 54 have continued to increase. People of ages from 25 to 34, and 35 to 44 have actually increased slower than the age group from 45 to 54. But since 2001, people in the age range from 45 to 54 have had the highest rates of suicide.
In places like Atlanta, where the pollen count consistently passes 1,500 each year in Spring (anything above 1,500 is considered extremely high), Atlantans need to pay more attention to their birch, cedar, oak, and sweetgum trees. In Atlanta, where the pollen count can spike to 2,722 from just the day before, and then double to over 4,000 the next day the city of Atlanta has gained the nickname, 'Pollen Blizzard' with the yellow and green pollen covered on cars and everywhere else.


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College Hockey:Oleksiak's OT goal lifts Northeastern past Massachusetts-Lowell
LOWELL, Mass. — Jamie Oleksiak scored in the final seconds of overtime Friday, and Northeastern beat Massachusetts-Lowell 3-2.
Oleksiak's goal with 13.6 seconds remaining gave the Huskies their first victory of the season when trailing after two periods. Mike McLaughlin's short-handed goal tied the game in the third.
Chris Rawlings made 37 saves for the Huskies (10-11-6, 8-8-5 Hockey East).
Michael Budd scored twice and Marc Boulanger made 31 saves for the River Hawks (4-22-2, 3-18).
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Being an MTV 'Teen Mom' is pretty competitive these days. It's a constant struggle between putting food in the mouths of children and upstaging other teen moms.
So, with Farrah Abraham shopping porn around, the natural move for any other teen mom would be to attack their spouse and possess enough heroin to murder a pack of elephants. Enter Jenelle Evans.
Back in February, Beyonce and/or her publicist launched an all-out war against a crop of unflattering pictures that turned up among the myriad of gorgeous ones during her Super Bowl performance. Now, she's upped the ante -- and banished photographers from her new world tour.
Because, like our grandparents, Beyonce's people apparently assume cell phones can only make calls.
This week on Amy Poehler's web series 'Ask Amy,' a young woman emailed about "pointless" videos on the internet and Amy gave a thought-provoking and poignant answer about the way we take in images around us.
The Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries divorce / annulment fustercluck is raging on. Last time we checked in, Kris missed their settlement hearing because that stuff is super hard to keep track of.
Now news breaks of a deposition given by Kim, where she admits to being apart from boyfriend and baby daddy Kanye West more often than not.
Things got a little weird last night (April 14) at the MTV Movie Awards, when 'Parks and Recreation' star Aubrey Plaza channeled her inner Kanye West on Will Ferrell.
Start knitting those baby booties -- Halle Berry and and fiance Oliver Martinez are expecting.
Shain Gandee, star of MTV's 'Buckwild,' has reportedly been found dead in West Virginia some 30 hours after going missing.
Since Chris Brown apparently can't afford to pay valets, he needs you to buy his upcoming album. And the latest stop in his Public Contrition Tour took him to the 'Today' show, where he apologized for beating up on-again-off-again lover Rihanna.
And he made that apology ... on April Fools Day. So that seems legit.
If Brian Williams knows anything about the ongoing behind-the-scenes struggles of NBC's 'Today' and 'Tonight' shows, he wasn't spilling during his 'Late Show' interview with David Letterman on Tuesday.
When Jake Davidson got the idea to ask two-time Sports Illustrated covergirl Kate Upton to his senior prom, he posted a YouTube video to get her attention. But since Kate is nothing if not magical, she gave a surprise response on Wednesday morning's 'Today' show.
'The View' couch got a little lighter this week after the announcement that Elisabeth Hasselbeck and veteran Joy Behar would both be leaving the show -- but for very different reasons.
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Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 7th round (94th overall) of the 1962 NFL Draft.
Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 22nd round (172nd overall) of the 1962 AFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 16 (5629th overall since 1950)
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In early 2012 the mining magnate Gina Rinehart, Australia's richest person put pen to the now highly criticised poem: "Our Future"
This poem reflects Gina's view on where Australia sits in the world as she sees it and the future of our people, wealth and prosperity under the current government.
The following images here were photographed during a Magnum Workshop with Trent Parke during 2012 Foto Freo, held in March 2012.
The photographs illustrate the poem in a style I love to pursue with my street photography which is to capture quirky moments or ubiquitous juxtapositions.
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New Zealand Central Bank Seeks Clearing House for Trades
New Zealand's central bank is seeking a clearing house to handle its foreign exchange swaps and other financial trades, bringing it in line with new reforms in the U.S. and Europe which will force much of the global over-the-counter derivatives market to be cleared rather than conducted in private, bilateral trades.
It comes as Reserve Bank of New Zealand Gov. Graeme Wheeler admitted earlier this month the central bank had intervened in foreign currency markets by reducing its New Zealand dollar holdings, and would do so again if needed to contain a soaring local currency that's dragging on tourism and denting the competitiveness of the nation's agricultural exports.
Normally during an intervention the central bank would sell New Zealand dollars on the spot market, without using a clearing house. But a clearing house could handle foreign exchange swaps to balance the outflow after the intervention, traders said.
Tender documents seen by the Wall Street Journal show the central bank has requested proposals from clearing houses to manage on average a couple of foreign exchange swap, cross-currency basic swap and single currency interest-rate swap transactions a month valued at about $200 million each.
A clearing house acts as a facilitator for two parties that want to trade financial instruments such as stocks, bonds or derivatives, and like an insurer, it may be liable for the value of a trade if one of the parties defaults. A Reserve Bank spokeswoman said adopting a clearing house system would help the bank manage its risks.
In December, the central bank sold nearly 200 million New Zealand dollars (US$161 million) in the most significant sale in nearly four years, official data show. The pace of its sales slowed early this year, with the central bank selling only NZ$28 million in the first three months of the year combined. The Reserve Bank is due to release foreign currency transaction data for April later this month and some analysts say the intervention may have gathered pace again.
Parties interested in acting as the central bank's clearing agent have until July 1 to submit a proposal.


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A prospective evaluation of an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) and agar gel immunodiffusion test (AGID) relative to fecal culture in the diagnosis of clinical and subclinical paratuberculosis in cattle in central Ohio
The results of serological testing for paratuberculosis (AGID and ELISA) of 404 cattle were compared to faecal culture results. The AGID test was positive in 76 of 110 clinically suspect cows and in 6 of 30 subclinically infected cows from endemic herds. The AGID test was negative in all 102 cows fr...
A slaughterhouse study on the cow-level prevalence of paratuberculosis in dairy cow in Atlantic Canada
All the cattle on 3 dairy herds endemically infected with paratuberculosis were tested 3 times at 6-month intervals by faecal culture and serological tests for paratuberculosis. Production data and somatic cell counts were also collected. Estimates of sensitivity relative to faecal culture were high...
Sow and feeder pig productivity were measured on a random sample of 32 Prince Edward Island swine farms (each producing over 1000 market hogs per year). Productivity parameters could be arranged in a hierarchy, with the highest level on farrow-finish operations represented by pigs weaned per sow per...
An investigation of the association between bullous pemphigoid and malignant disease (author's transl)
Analytical assessment of handling, fishing practices, and transportation risk factors on lobster (Homarus americanus) health in Prince Edward Island, Canada
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In utero transmission of Mycobacterium paratuberculosis, the causative agent of paratuberculosis in cattle, has been suggested. Tissue specimens were obtained at a packing plant from pregnant dairy cows and their fetuses and from cows with clinical signs of paratuberculosis and from their fetuses. S...
The characterization of a purified antigen from Mycobacterium paratuberculosis, recently made commercially available for use in serodiagnosis by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), of paratuberculosis in cattle was described. This assay had 89% specificity and 83% sensitivity for M paratuberc...
Chronic treatment with human recombinant erythropoietin increases hematocrit and improves water maze performance in mice
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Fecal samples from 131 cattle clinically suspect for paratuberculosis were cultured bacteriologically, using the traditional sedimentation processing method and a processing method that included a centrifugation step. Of 16 samples that were contaminated, 6 were culture-positive on at least 1 medium...
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A retrospective cross-sectional survey of dog-owning veterinary clients was undertaken in 1996 in three Canadian provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island) to generate a population of dogs for future use in a more detailed survey on canine behaviour. The questionnaire was desig...
Descriptive statistics of fishing practices, postharvest health status, and transport conditions in the Prince Edward Island lobster (Homarus americanus) industry
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Diagnostic performance of two serologic tests and fecal culture for subclinical paratuberculosis, and associations with production
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This report describes the first 4 years of an experimental rotation in ecosystem health offered to senior veterinary students in Canada. Faculty from the 4 Canadian veterinary colleges collaborated in offering the rotation once annually at one of the colleges. The first rotation was held in Guelph, ...
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Estimated prevalence of Aerococcus viridans and Anophryoides haemophila in American lobsters Homarus americanus freshly captured in the waters of Prince Edward Island, Canada
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What is butoconazole vaginal (Gynazole)?
Butoconazole is an antifungal medication. It prevents fungus from growing.
Butoconazole vaginal is used to treat vaginal candida (yeast) infections.
Butoconazole vaginal may also be used for other purposes not listed in this medication guide.
What are the possible side effects of butoconazole vaginal (Gynazole)?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Other less serious side effects are more likely to occur, such as:
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- pelvic pain or cramps;
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- soreness and swelling; or
- increased urination.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Tell your doctor about any unusual or bothersome side effect. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Use this medication for the entire length of time prescribed by your doctor, even during your menstrual period. Your symptoms may get better before the infection is completely treated.
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2011 - Competed in the long jump at the NCAA Prelim (23-3.50) ... Was sixth in the long (24-3.75) at Pac-10s ... Runner-up finisher in the long (24-3) vs. USC ... Was third in the long (24-00.25) against Oregon ... Placed third in the long (24-5.75) and seventh in the triple (46-11.75) at the Texas Tri-Meet ... Was third in the long at both the Aztec Invite (23-3.25) and Northridge Invite (23-11.50) ... In indoor track, had a top long jump mark of 23-10.25.
2010 - Finished 24th in the long at the NCAA Preliminary Round (24-00.25) ... Finished sixth in the long (24-2.50) and tied for 11th in the high (6-8.25) at the Pac-10 Championship ... Against USC, won the long jump with a lifetime-best of 25-0 and also finished second in the high jump (6-8.75) ... Was second in the long (23-8.25), third in the high (6-10.25, lifetime-best) and fourth in the triple (46-2.50) at the Oregon Dual ... Cal/NV runner-up in the long (23-8) ... Won the high (6-8.75) and long (24-2.25) at the Ben Brown Invite ... In indoor track, won the NAU Classic long jump with a mark of 24-00.75 ... Finished fifth at the MPSF meet with a lifetime-best jump of 24-2.25.
2009 - Finished 22nd in the long jump at NCAAs (24-3.50) ... Placed fifth at the West Regional in the long (24-8.25) ... Jumped a lifetime-best of 25-0 in the long at Pac-10s, finishing third overall ... Had a top triple jump mark of 47-1.50 and a top high jump of 6-6.75 ... Cal/NV runner-up in the long jump (24-2.50) ... In indoor track, had a top long jump mark of 23-7.25.
High School - Four-year letterwinner in track ... Also lettered in basketball and football ... Placed third in the long jump and fifth in the triple jump at the 2008 CA State meet ... 2008 San Diego Section champion in the long jump and triple jump ... Won the 2007 San Diego Section high jump crown ... Four-year All-CIF honoree ... Was the CA State runner-up in the long jump in 2007 ... North County Times Male Prep Athlete of the Year ... Top marks of 6-9 in the high jump, 24-8.50 in the long jump (12th-best in the U.S. in 2008) and 47-8.50 in the triple ... Named No. 29 wide receiver in the nation by rivals.com ... San Diego Football Athlete of the Year in 2007.
Personal - Born December 24, 1989 in Oceanside, CA ... Son of Rick and Sylvia Rosario ... Has one sister, Amber ... History major.
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Outdoor High Jump - 6-10.25
Indoor High Jump - 6-8.75
Outdoor Long Jump - 25-0
Indoor Long Jump - 24-4.50
Outdoor Triple Jump - 47-8.50


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Meredith Maltby (left) and Emily Dvorak (right) teamed up to win the No. 3 doubles contest and help TU claim the doubles point against Kentucky.
Jan. 24, 2014
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NEW ORLEANS - Tulane's 53rd-ranked women's tennis team got off to a great start in its match this afternoon against No. 42 Kentucky, but could not maintain its momentum and fell to the Wildcats, 4-1, at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Kick-Off Weekend, hosted by Duke University, at the Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center in Durham, N.C.
Tulane (1-1) will take on No. 57 Columbia (0-1) in the consolation match on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 8 a.m. CST. Live stats for the contest are available by Clicking here.
The Green Wave got off to a solid start in doubles, taking the top and bottom spots to earn the all-important doubles point and a quick 1-0 advantage. TU senior Klara Vyskocilova and sophomore Jacqui Katz upset UK's No. 56 ranked team of CeCe Witten and Kelsey Dieters, 6-4, at No. 1, while sophomore Meredith Maltby and junior Emily Dvorak blanked the Wildcats duo of Nadia Ravita and Caitlin McGraw at No. 3, 6-0.
As both teams settled into singles play, the Wildcats gained the upper-hand by claiming opening sets in five of six contests and went on to claim the Nos. 6,4,5 and 3 spots to finish the comeback and improve to 3-0 on the year.
"Today came down to having a sense of urgency, plain and simple," Tulane head coach Terri Sisk said. "We took an emotional doubles point and then seemed to relax going into singles and that ultimately defeated us. We gift wrapped most of the first sets to a seasoned indoor team and even though we got our feet under us and started winning second sets, it was too late with the new ITA format. It was a disappointing loss because we were honestly capable of beating Kentucky but didn't execute the urgency when we needed to. However, there were several highlights for us and we will focus in those as we move forward with our season."
For complete coverage of the 2014 ITA Kick-Off Weekend please visit the official ITA event page. Follow the ITA on Twitter, @ITAtennis, and Facebook for updates and news from the weekend's events. Use the hashtag #ITAKickOff for all tweets in regards to the event, or search the term "ITAKickOff" to find others who are tweeting from across the nation about ITA Kick-Off Weekend, Jan. 24-27.
Friday (Jan. 24)
Duke 4, Columbia 0
Kentucky 4, Tulane 1
Saturday, (Jan. 25)
Duke vs. Kentucky (Championship Match), 5 p.m. CST
Sunday (Jan. 26)
Columbia vs. Tulane (Consolation Match), 8 a.m. CST
No. 1 Klara Vyskocilova/Jacqui Katz (TLN) def. #56 CeCe Witten/Kelsey Dieters (KENT), 6-4
No. 2 E. Morin-Kougoucheff/Aldila Sutjiadi (KENT) def. Ipek Birol/Sophie Blom (TLN), 6-4
No. 3 Meredith Maltby/Emily Dvorak (TLN) def. Nadia Ravita/Caitlin McGraw (KENT), 6-0
Order of Finish: 3, 2, 1
No. 1 #108 Nadia Ravita (KENT) vs. Klara Vyskocilova (TLN) 6-7 (6-8), 2-1, unfinished
No. 2 Aldila Sutjiadi (KENT) vs. Ipek Birol (TLN) 6-4, 3-4, unfinished
No. 3 Kelsey Dieters (KENT) def. Jacqui Katz (TLN), 6-2, 6-3
No. 4 E. Morin-Kougoucheff (KENT) def. Sophie Blom (TLN), 6-1, 6-2
No. 5 Caitlin McGraw (KENT) def. Meredith Maltby (TLN), 6-0, 3-6, 1-0 (10-6)
No. 6 Stephanie Fox (KENT) def. Emily Dvorak (TLN), 6-1, 6-1
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This condition prevents you from straightening your finger. Trigger finger occurs when tendons controlling your hand experience restricted movement. Symptoms may include swelling, pain, a lump in your palm and a tendency for a finger to lock before suddenly popping into place. Treatments may include rest, medicine, injections and surgery. To understand the surgical procedure, you need to know that the tendons controlling your hand are in your forearm. They reach your hand by passing through a tunnel known as the tendon sheath. Sometimes the tendons become enlarged, making passage through the tunnel difficult. If this happens, a surgeon will widen it. Most surgical patients experience immediate relief, although complete recovery may take months.


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Brian Lang, Extension Field Agronomist, Northeast Area
Problem Statement:
Farmers rely heavily on research to provide answers for questions on crop production. Iowa State University works hard to provide these answers on regional outlying research and demonstration farms. However, research is expensive, and as annual budgets have shrunk, it has become increasingly difficult to find resources to conduct trials on crop production.
Programmatic Response:
One answer to this dilemma, or at least a partial answer, has been achieved with cooperative efforts of the Howard County Experimental Farm Board, the Riceville FFA, and the northeast ISU Extension Field Agronomist. These groups created an arrangement to share resources and expertise to conduct local crop production research. The arrangement includes:
ISU Extension benefits from this arrangement are many:
1. ISU maintains an excellent working relationship with the farmers and FFA in Howard County, and is recognized as a trusted authority in conducting agricultural research.
2. Research results get wide-spread use:
a. Presented at the Howard County Experimental Farms annual winter meeting and annual summer field day.
b. Shared with ISU Extension on campus to include with other related research, e.g. state-wide foliar fungicide research on corn and soybeans, aphid research on soybeans, sulfur fertilizer research on corn, northern extended diapause corn rootworm research, soybean disease survey, and more.
c. Presented each winter at Private Pesticide Applicator meetings reaching over 2,200 farmers.
d. Presented with other research at other annual events including the Crop Advantage Conference, Ag Professional Tours, and various Ag Dealer programs.
3. ISU Extension has conducted 15 field-scale research trials at this site in the last 5 years at a cost to ISU of just Field Agronomist travel expense and research plot data collection.
This cooperative arrangement enhances, but does not substitute for the more detailed and larger scope of research conducted at the outlying ISU research and demonstration farms. But it does provide a lower-cost means to conduct research of specific interest to farmers and ISU in a region of the state that would otherwise not see this research.
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Princeton Women Now Seventh In Capital One Cup Standings
The NCAA championship won by the women's fencing team this past weekend in Texas has vaulted Princeton to seventh in the Capital One Cup standings.
The Capital One Cup awards points for NCAA championship finishes. At the end of the academic year, one men's program and one women's program will win the Cups.
Princeton currently is tied for seventh with Minnesota with 30 points each. Penn State is in first, with 77, one point ahead of Oregon.
Princeton and Oregon are the only two schools who have won more than one NCAA team championship this year. Princeton has won the field hockey and fencing champoinships; Oregon has won women's cross country and women's indoor track and field.
Stanford, currently fourth with 68.5 points, has won the women's Cup each of the first two years.
Florida, not currently in the Top 10, has won the men's Cup each of the first two years.


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Things to see and do - Palos de la Frontera
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The port is now silted up but it was from here that Christopher Columbus set sail on 3 August 1492. He returned on 15 March the following year, having discovered the island of San Salvador (in the Bahamas) on 12 October.
Tourist attractions Palos de la Frontera : Things to see and do
Las Carabelas Dock
E - 21819 Monasterio de la Rábida
Life-size replicas of the three caravels, the Niña, the Pinta and the Santa María that transported Columbus on his voyage of discovery to the New World in 1492 are moored at this modern dock on the banks of the Tinto Estuary. You can also see a small..
St Mary of La Rábida Monastery
E - 21819 Monasterio de la Rábida
The Gothic-Mudéjar Franciscan monastery recalls its historic role in frescoes by Daniel Vázquez Díaz (1930) illustrating the epic voyage by Cristóbal Colón (Christopher Columbus). The church has some fine frescoes in the chapels and a polychrome arte..
Avenida de los Descubridores
Avenida de los Descubridores E - 21819 Monasterio de la Rábida
The wide avenue linking Palos de la Frontera to La Rábida is dedicated to "the discoverers" and adorned with the coats of arms of all the Latin American countries. Right at the end, on the Glorieta del Pueblo Argentino (Square of the People..
Hotels Palos de la Frontera
Hotel La Pinta
Rabida, 79 E - 21810 Palos de la Frontera
Hotel La Pinta is set in Lugares Colombinos, 15 minutes' drive from Huelva and Mazagón Beach. It offers a free Wi-Fi zone and air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TV. Featuring tiled floors and rustic wooden furniture, rooms come with a work desk...
Hotel Santa María
Carretera de Palos de la Frontera a la Rábida, s/n. E - 21819 Palos de la Frontera
Offering views of Huelva, Hotel Santa Maria is located in the village of La Rábida, just 10 km outside the city. It offers large gardens, a snack bar and free Wi-Fi in public areas. Rooms are decorated simply, and feature air conditioning, heating, ..
Ohtels Mazagon
Avenida de los Conquistadores, s/n E - 21130 Mazagón
Situated in Mazagón on the Andalusian coast, Ohtels Mazagon features a shared outdoor swimming pool and terrace with panoramic sea views. There is also a tennis court and minigolf facilities. Each air-conditioned room has a private balcony and a se..
Restaurants Palos de la Frontera
Parador de Mazagón
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The High Court has granted the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (the Bank) special leave to appeal the Full Federal Court's decision in Commonwealth Bank of Australia v Barker[2013] FCAFC 83. The case will be significant as it will be the first time the High Court has considered if an implied term of mutual trust and confidence exists in employment contracts.
… employer will not, without reasonable cause, conduct itself in a manner likely to destroy or seriously damage the relationship of confidence and trust between employer and employee.
It is the Bank's preference to redeploy you to a suitable position within the Bank and we will explore, in consultation with you, appropriate options.
…if the way in which the employer followed its disciplinary process was such as was likely seriously to damage the relationship of trust and confidence, the employee would be entitled to damages for any psychiatric illness which resulted, even if the result of the process was the uncontroversial conclusion that the employee should be dismissed.
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With mobile internet and products like Square making it easier than ever, small-and-medium sized businesses are jumping on the mobile payment trend. The situation smacks of an old science-fiction story where the two people engaging in a business transaction hold out their payment devices and the money transfers automatically from one to the other.
And that's why it's so attractive - the whole process is fairly quick, simple, and allows both parties to get on with business. More and more businesses are turning to this as an option, especially those that can move around from day to day or might not have enough cash available regularly to make change. Seems like a no-brainer, right?
You Probably Aren't Prepared For The Risks
According to a study on businesses that use mobile payments for regular transactions, whether through a checkout app or a card reader for smartphones, smaller businesses only use about 50% of the fraud prevention tools available that larger businesses use.
A PIN and a signature aren't enough sometimes, and big companies know this, which is why they employ more back-end tools that look at malware, IP address, and customer databases. These checks are necessary to detect fraud in the case of identity theft particularly, something that non-customers will be thankful that you were able to flag.
But these are just risks that recognized brands have to worry about, right? At the end of the day, a fraudulent payment is going to go to you, and worst case scenario, you have shrinkage on one order. Or so you think.
The same study determined that for every fraudulent transaction that occurred, the company involved lost three times the cost of the stolen merchandise. All the fees for a card chargeback, replacing merchandise, and investigating the fraud have to come from somewhere, and if you weren't doing your part to be vigilant against fraud, it's probably your pockets that are going to be lighter.
So by now, you're ready to close down mobile payments entirely to protect yourself right? Before you do, consider the ways you might be crippling your business.
How Mobile Payments Open New Opportunities Overnight
First and foremost, the more options your customers have when purchasing from your store, the more likely they are to do so. Imagine if there were two grocery stores an equal distance from your house, with the same stock and the same prices, but one of them only accepted cashier's checks. Odds are you usually don't walk around with cashier's checks burning a hole in your pocket for the exact cost of your groceries, so you'd go to the other store and use cash, a debit card, or write a check.
Your customers want the same kind of flexibility, and mobile payments give you the freedom to offer that even if you're a Day 1 startup.
Mobile payments are also usually tied to database tracking that can help you identify trends in items purchased or if a certain item needs to be restocked before you run out. This keeps your business moving and customers coming in the door. Additionally, mobile payments require a fair amount of information exchange, so you can use the opportunity of a customer having their phone out to opt-in to a loyalty program, giving you more visibility and them concrete rewards for shopping with you.
Nothing's ever black and white or completely without risk, and that certainly includes mobile payments. The risk of fraud goes up as you open your doors to different kinds of customers and transactions, but you can combat this risk by installing as many safeguards as is sensible for both your business and your customer.
After all, at the end of the day the whole point of mobile payments is convenience for all parties involved, and you never know when that might include the person whose credit card a fraudster is trying to use to buy your products.


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Fayette County Georgia is primarily a Republican County – and it has a vibrant presence here in the county; especially now that they have a new and completely renovated facility.
This facility was built with several things in mind:
It is a meeting place for those who are interested in the Republican Party; and its politics here in the county.
It features a new event center that can be rented for weddings, receptions, reunions, celebrations, meetings, seminars and other special events.
Description from their web site: "The Fayette Event Center is a very well appointed accommodation made up of over 1500 square feet in the main room. In addition, there are 3 handicap accessible bathrooms and a complete Caterer's Kitchen. Included in the main room is a raised platform allowing panel members and speakers to be seen from all corners of the room."
The elections of 2014 will play a vital part in our nation and will determine the direction of both local and national politics. "Now is the time for all good men (and women) to come to the aid of their country." It is time to stand up and be counted not only in the ballot box but in turning words into deeds.
Plans are coming together for various speakers; many of whom are running for elected offices in the country or state.
Their new building is located at 174 Glen Street North, in Fayetteville, Georgia. They opened these new facilities in December of 2013.
You are invited to come aboard and make a difference. Think you can't make a difference? Well, this quote by Edward Everette Hale begs to differ with you:
"I am only one, but I am still one, I cannot do everything, but I can still do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will do the something that I can do."
You might be surprised at the "something" that you can do and... what a collective impact can be brought about by the many coming together.
If you agree with these statements then you are half way there. ~~~
Fayette County Republicans believe in individual liberty and responsibility. You can be who you are and become what you are capable of becoming.
They believe that small, less invasive government is better for the people.
They believe in open market economies.
They believe in keeping people free.
They believe in doing more to defeat poverty.
They believe that you should be allowed to spend your earnings in a much better way than the government does.
They believe in creating a culture of hope.
They believe in a strong National Defense that will preserve our way of life through strength and resolve.
They believe that education is best managed at the local level. ~~
If this is what you believe, come on and make a difference. With the upcoming 2014 and 2016 elections – it may be now or never.
The new acrostic for the GOP – is "Great Opportunity Party!" For too long the citizenry has sat back and let the elected guys run the show – now is the time for every voter to become involved. Those elected are to represent the citizenry and not dictate their own personal ideas and laws.
Learn more about the Fayette County Republican Party at their own website. ~~~
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Police say that an exorcism lead to the murder of two young children in Germantown, Maryland. On Jan. 19, MSN reported that 28-year-old Zakieya Latrice Avery killed her two kids, ages 1 and 2, while trying to rid them of evil spirits. Avery believed that the devil was inside of her children and she ended up stabbing them to death. She has been charged with two counts of murder in the first degree.
"She thought the devil was in the kids, and that's sort of the thing she centered it around as to why she had to conduct an exorcism. She just thought that there were evil spirits within the kids," said Capt. Marcus Jones.
The police said the exorcism ritual that Avery believed was helping her kids actually killed them. Avery's two other children who are a little older (ages 5 and 8) were also injured with several stabbing wounds but both are expected to be okay.
Another woman who had been living with Avery was also arrested in connection with the murders. Monifa Denise Sanford, 21, also told police about the evil inside of the children and the need for the exorcism. The children's father had not been living with them and was reportedly separated from Avery -- but he is coming back into town to care for the two older kids.
More on the police investigation of the exorcism murder in the video above.
© Effie Orfanides 2014


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Things to do
Travellers to Banff National Park quickly find out that the incredible scenery inspires not only amazing sightseeing, but also sight-doing! For over 125 years, this UNESCO World Heritage Site has been a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts, art lovers and history buffs alike, and each year attracts visitors from all over the world.
Winter in Banff National Park is peaceful, but exhilarating. Cool air freezes rivers to a standstill as deep, powdery snow covers the land, smoothing sharp ridges under a thick white blanket. Mother Nature's gift of snow makes this the ideal destination for winter sports and activities of all kinds, including downhill skiing and snowboarding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, dogsledding, sleigh rides and more. You can also take advantage of this special time of year to enjoy other cold-dependent activities, such outdoor ice skating and ice fishing. Discover on your own or enhance your experience with the help of a knowledgeable guide. At the end of it all, you can relax and unwind at one of Banff's premier spas or the hot springs.
If culture is calling your name, you'll enjoy the variety of museums, galleries and historic sites located in Banff National Park. From world-class art exhibits to new works presented at one of Canada's leading arts institutions, heritage home tours, National Historic Sites and more, Banff has a rich collection of opportunities to immerse yourself fully into its history and heritage – both past and present. Food aficionados will fall in love with the region's unique array of restaurants and eateries, while shoppers will find the perfect gift or souvenir to take home from the variety of boutiques and shops located in both Banff and Lake Louise.
Fusing it all together – the landscape, outdoor activities, culture and cuisine – are a variety of outstanding festivals and events that occur throughout the season. Enjoy a live outdoor concert with a prominent Canadian band, and cheer on cyclists as they race to the finish line. These are just some of the exciting opportunities the festivals in Banff bring to you in summer.
There's no shortage of things to do in Banff National Park! All you need to do is get here.


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One of India's favorite lentil delicacies made famous by the 'Dhaba' or roadside eatery. Dal Tadka is a preparation of bengal gram, red gram and soft lentils cooked with fresh berbs, sun dried spices and butter for a smooth textured finish. Blended in onion, tomato and tempered with a sprinkling of green chillies, coriander leaves, cumin seeds and garlic, Dal Tadka offers you the authentic taste of North India.
Best served with fluffy basmati rice or Indian flat bread for a tasty meal that is sure to become one of your favorites.
This yummy meal is perfect for busy moms, students, or anyone who wants a hot meal in just minutes! Made with all natural ingredients, this dish is 100% vegetarian, contains NO artificial flavors or colors and is gluten FREE.
Stove Top: Immerse the pouch in boiling water for 3-5 minutes. Remove, cut open, stir and serve.
Microwave Oven: Empty the contents of the pack in an oven bowl. Cover and heat for 1-2 minutes. Stir and serve.
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You are asked to build an open cylindrical can (i.e. no top) that will hold $665.5$ cubic inches. To do this, you will cut its bottom from a square of metal and form its curved side by bending a rectangular sheet of metal.
(a) Express the total amount of material required for the square and the rectangle in terms of $r$.
I just need a hind nothing more, do I have to add the area of the rectangle with the area of the square?


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Watch the rockets red glare. Celebrate Independence Day with a full day of star spangled fun. Head over to Exposition Park on Friday for the free 4th of July Community Festival and Fireworks show from noon to 10 p.m.
Admission to the California Science Center, where you can view more than 100 stimulating exhibits, is free from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. You can also purchase tickets to Pompeii: The Exhibition for about $20. This special exhibit showcases over 150 precious artifacts on loan from the Naples National Archaeological Museum in Italy, providing a peek at the luxurious lifestyle and tragic end of this ancient Roman society. Rather see Endeavour? Be aware that timed reservations for this popular exhibit are required, and there is a minimal $2 reservation fee per person. Plan ahead, and reserve now!
The California African American Museum (CAAM) is free from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Join the all ages workshop with Theresa Tolliver at noon, or peruse the galleries. Hours are extended with a holiday program from 6-8 p.m. on CAAM's outdoor plaza stage. Comedian D'Lai co-hosts the patriotic show with Jeffrey Anderson-Gunter. Hear Darynn Dean sing, see ventriloquist Aaron Williams and his sidekick Freddie perform, and listen to singer Ileana Garcia and musician Cliff Beach and his band. CAAM will even save you a seat on their lawn for the fireworks.
Beginning at noon, KJLH will present live entertainment on Christmas Tree Lane, east of the Coliseum. Pack a picnic, spread out beneath the sky, and enjoy the event, which culminates with spectacular bombs bursting in air - a.k.a. fireworks - around 9 p.m.
Oh, say can you see!
Details: 4th of July Community Festival and Fireworks Show - free. July 4, 2014 from noon to 10 p.m. Exposition Park. 3911 South Figueroa Street by Christmas Tree Lane. Los Angeles 90037


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Mayor, James Wilson has spent the last six years on City Council building a better Yorkton for residents and businesses. His goal is to create a community that works together helping each other to make Yorkton the center of choice to work, live and play.
As Mayor, the community prospered and grew. Under his leadership James led our city through the flood of 2010. Other accomplishments were:
Under his leadership as President of Yorkton Chamber of Commerce in 2006, the Start Your Business in Yorkton campaign was launched to support to new businesses in the region. He provided input on new initiatives like tax rules for business in Saskatchewan to establish this province as the most attractive centre for business and an advocate to respect investment.
As a leader in business, James was the General Manager of Business Development for SecurTek establishing the national head office in Yorkton, and SaskTel District Sales Manager and now SaskTel Business Development Director.
James received education and training at Parkland College, University of Saskatchewan and Queen's School of Business.
Husband to Wendy for 29 years and father of their 3 children James has lived in Yorkton for 22 years. While raising his family, volunteer coaching and managing youth sport teams was always a priority. A leader by example James and his family built a home in Mexico for a disadvantaged family and volunteered at an orphanage in Ecuador and at a school in Guatemala.
His focus is to work diligently on Council to:
James believes that municipal government is about helping people and considers it an honour to serve others. He would like to serve you as Councillor with a vision of 'Working Together for Success'.
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text: Cherrie MacInnes' third grade class at Brewer Community School has met many new and interesting people via video chat."It brings the world into the classroom," said MacInnes.Now that technology has introduced them to a woman who most of the world would recognize. The first lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, held a Google Plus Hangout on Monday as part of her "Let's Move" campaign. Anyone could submit a video to become a part of it, so MacInnes and her third graders decided to enter the contest. "The students danced, we showed some different exercises," explained MacInnes.They found out they were chosen less than a week ago. Since then, they've been preparing questions to ask the first lady."We wanted to ask something about being active and having something to do with being healthy," said third grader Emma Butterfield.They asked about how they can stay moving even when it's a snowy day. Mrs. Obama encouraged them to go outside and play in the snow to get their heart pumping."All of that is activity guys, you don't have to be in an organized sport," said Michelle Obama, during the chat.The students also asked how to keep kids eating healthy at lunch, when often the nutritious foods are thrown away.Mrs. Obama said, "The more info I think we can give our kids about why this stuff is important instead of just telling them to eat their fruits and vegetables, it would help them understand what it does for their bodies."They got time for one fun question too. They said their favorite dance move is "raising the roof" and found out her's is "The Dougie."It's all part of the overall message of this chat: In order to stay healthy, you've got to move.


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Until just a few moments your LA Beauty Examiner was a slave to Chanel #5."But the perfume company Jean Patou has just changed all that." I just took my first whiff of the new JOY FOREVER and baby it's good. Sexy, classy, elegant, expensive smelling, just heady enough and slightly retro of the first JOY created in 1929. I happen to still have a bottle of the original JOY which was part of my late mother's fragrance collection. The old scent reminds me more of a hoarse and throaty, sexy actress like Lauren Bacall, the new one favors Jennifer Lawrence types.
The aroma speaks floral, diffusing same notes of the original fragrance spiced with Rose de May and Jasmine – it's the "Patounade," a secret blend of JEAN PATOU fragrances, but with a modern twist of cedarwood, sandalwood, marigold, orange flower and peach. While I prefer to wear it evenings when I'm dressed for dinner or the theatre, the new scent can play out during the day, too. But it just goes so well when you're wearing your finest frocks and shoes.
JOY Forever comes in a glass flacon topped with a rose gold cap that was crafted by interior designer Louis Sue and sells for $155.00 at NeimanMarcus.com. Men, this is the perfect gift for that woman (or women) in your life and girls, for any BFF or yourself. If you love classics with a modern spin, you will want JOY FOREVER.


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AAR Staff Top Ten Favorites – Wendy's Picks
OK. It's confirmed. I set my Top Ten Staff Picks blog date way too far in the future. I thought this late date was a good idea originally, because I knew that I'd agonize over the list and change it … Continue reading
AAR Staff Top Ten Favorites: Caroline's Picks
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AAR Staff Top Ten Favorites – Jean's Picks
See, I knew that signing up for this blog would cause me a headache. How are you supposed to choose the top ten romances that rock your world? How? How? (At the back of my mind I have the Baha … Continue reading
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My Contemporary Dilemma
Series romances with contemporary settings appear to be going strong. Harlequin releases plenty of them every month and readers (including me) eagerly snatch them up. However, single title contemporaries are a little harder to find. Anyone who reads romance sites … Continue reading
Flying the Romance Flag With Pride
Think about this: According to Romance Writers of America, in 2009, romantic fiction garnered the largest share of trade book sales, outselling mystery, science fiction/fantasy, and religion/inspirational books. In physical books sales, only general fiction sold (by less than one … Continue reading
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The 2015 Fall Harvest Festival will take place on Saturday and Sunday, October 10 and 11. What's quite amazing is that the Festival, since beginning some 50 years ago, is run almost entirely by faithful volunteers. Without the time and talents of volunteer workers, this event would never be possible.
Every year we host a "Kick-Off" Breakfast for volunteers on the Saturday before the Festival. The 2015 Breakfast is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2015 from 9 to 11 am.
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We've seen a lot of Mule Deer around Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park this past winter, even larger herds of them. This particular Mule Deer was munching away in our yard when I got my camera out to take a photograph of him. He obliged and looked up at me.
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At first the discovery on Wednesday, of a Golden retriever roaming the mudslide area in Snohomis County, was thought to have been a survivor of the 12 day old Oso disaster, but in reality the dog had wandered two or three miles from his new home searching for his old family reported the Huffington Post.
A couple who had been searching the disaster area, looking for their own dog, met up with the dog named Boomer, whose family were victims of the mudslide and did not survive.
Boomer has been cared for by the victim's sister. He is being treated at a nearby veterinarian with cuts and bruises on his arms, legs, and hips.
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Ksysenka Take All Strength lyricsThese Take All Strength lyrics by Ksysenka have been added to the MusicSongLyrics database. On this page you can find meaning to Take All Strength lyrics, as well as lyrics to many other artists similar to Ksysenka. If you're signing Take All Strength right now and want to sing along these lyrics, you've come to the right place.
Take all strength
Purify my faith
Take all strength
Try to do the best
Kill your stress
Let it be a fairytale
Realize your success
Change a situation
And nobody will be against
Take all strength
Purify my faith
Every one whispers to your ear
But you don't listen to
Baby, you are not a loser
Carry on doing your thing
Higher than skyscrapers rise
Follow your American dream
Through the air to the universe
See the ups and falls
You gotta recognize
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It's already more than Grammy
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Name me stubborn
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Listen how my heart stops
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Uptown Oklahoma City began to show signs of thaw beginning Friday midday. Thaw revealed progress and problems.
Snow routes have required less tending by OKC snow plows and salt trucks, as the snow melts and is carried away by area drainage. Pipes, however are a different story. Public water connections as well as residential and business water connections that had suffered excessive stress over the last few days of temperatures as low as 8 at night and hovering around 16 during the day began to leak or burst once the freezing temperatures subsided.
North Classen Boulevard is one of the identified snow routes and one office building there had a double meter blow out, causing water to pool in their lawn and inch into the snow route.
Many OKC parking lots are not salted or scraped, as there is no local ordinance requiring this. Some company insurance policies require that the property be manintained for safety ( typically if a medical provider or holding some version of certification or licensure along the same service lines.)
Most pedestrians would agree that traveling on shoveled, salted or chemically treated walks is preferable to fjording ice slick or uneven surfaces. Most shoppers and diners find that a clean path is more inviting than an unpredictable one.
This time of year, thaws often generate ice that has a rough and uneven surface on stairs, walkways and streets. OKC Uptown's Cafe Antigua ( Guatemalan Breakfast House) and Trolley Stop Record Shop have both taken clear efforts to make definitive paths for customers.
OKC Chamber of Commerce, which often sets the pace for suggested business practices doesn't have any listing or customs for cleaning sidewalks, which are viewed often as a public thoroughfare and not under the responsibility of the shop owner. http://www.okcchamber.com/ In days gone by, property owners or shopkeepers would be more diligent about customer service, as a formal looking, clean environment was a sign of a more evolved business out on the prairie.
Fall hazards independent of snow or ice can be fatal for the elderly. http://www.cdc.gov/homeandrecreationalsafety/falls/adultfalls.html whether it be because of risk for traumatic brain injuries that happen unnoticed by family members of medical providers or from breaking a hip, which results in the person becoming sedentary and succumbing to other illness, such as pneumonia.
It is unclear how many people are unprepared for the deep winter weather OKC has had lately, sans a true winter coat, hat and/or gloves https://donate.operationwarm.org/page/contribute/oklahoma. Most programs focus on young children and gradeschool age children for winter coat resources when it comes to programs addressing need. However, many adolescents, young adults, adults and older adults are also without proper winter wear. Lack of proper winter clothing contributes to health issues for this population as well. Poverty causes people to move often, and there is often not a place to store change of season clothing, i.e. to keep a coat from season to season, or they outgrow it.
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If you look at the Linux ecosystem (especially the Ubuntu and Alestic EC2 images) there is a common technique where the VMs are pre-configured to look at the EC2 user-data and use it as a boot script. The nice thing about this approach is that you can write a boot script that further provisions your machine, allowing you to avoid making a new image every time your software that runs on the machine changes.
I want to do the same thing for Windows, but given that I'm an Mac and Linux guy, I'm a bit lost on where to start. My requirements are:
- This must run on Windows Server 2008
- A bootstrap script needs to start when the machine boots up, read the user-data file by pulling down the contents http://169.254.169.254/1.0/user-data
- The bootstap script then needs to run the contents of that file as if it were a script
- The script embedded in the user-data needs to run in such a way that it has access to the desktop environment (ie: it can launch a browser, etc).
I'm not quite sure how services work in Windows or if I need to enable auto-login, so any advice here would be appreciated. The ultimate goal is to run a Java program that launches some custom software that in turn launches a web browser (IE, Firefox, etc) and is capable of taking screenshots.
The screenshot part is interesting, because in the past when I've tried this the only way I could get something other than a black screen was to have UltraVNC or RealVNC boot up as a service, though I don't know why that helped.
I'm looking for answers to three specific questions, as well as any general advice:
- Should I be focussing on a Windows service or auto-login + bat file in the "Startup" folder?
- If I use a Windows service, is there anything special that I need to do to make sure desktop access and/or screenshots are available?
- Do you recommend any tools for common Linux commands, like curl or wget? Last time I used Windows I used Cygwin a lot, but is there something more appropriate to use here?


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This is according to Tao Theorem 15.1.6 (c) the last part. Let $R > 0$ be the radius of convergence of some formal power series $$ \sum_{n=0}^\infty c_n(c-a)^n $$ Then we may define $$ f: (a-R,a+R) \rightarrow \mathbb R: x \mapsto \sum_{n=0}^\infty c_n(x-a)^n $$
We know that for all $0 < r < R$ the series $\sum_{n=0}^\infty c_n(x-a)^n$ converges uniformly on $[a-r,a+r]$ (Weierstrass M-test) to a continuous function $f$ which is the function $f$ defined above restricted to that compact interval. Now I have to show that $f$ is continuous. My attempt:
Let $x_0 \in (a-R,a+R)$. Then $|a-x_0| < R$. Then we can find some $r \in \mathbb R$ such that $$ |x_0-a| < r < R $$ In particular $|x_0-a| \leq r < R$. Thus $x_0 \in [a-r,a+r]$ with $0 < r < R$. On that interval $f$ is continuous. Thus $f$ is in $x_0$ continuous. Since $x_0$ was arbitrary the claim follows.
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For the entire question, the interval I am integrating over is $[0,1]$.
Background: In order to exhibit an isometry from $L^2[0,1]$ into $l^2$, I need to either assume absolute continuity over some interval for a whole family of functions due to the technicality of integrating a derivative using the Lebesgue integral, or I can use the Gauge integral.
I have very little experience with the Gauge integral, but if what I understand is correct, I can integrate the derivative of a function which exists at all but countably many points, and it behaves just like the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus says. However, I need to integrate $G_n'(x)$, where $G_n$ are $L^{1}[0,1]$ functions, which Rudin says in Thm. 7.14 of "Real and Complex Analysis" exists only almost everywhere.
Almost everywhere $\ne$ countable unfortunately, so my question is whether one of these two statements is correct:
i) Because I am working on a fixed bounded interval rather than $R^1$, I can assume that $G_n'(x)$ exists at all but countably many places (unlikely, and I believe shown false by the "distance to the cantor set" function)
ii) The Gauge integral of $G_n'(x)$ behaves as expected even over uncountable sets of measure 0.
If both of these are false, then my question is what is the least stringent condition I can impose on $G_n$ to ensure that the integration of the derivative works as expected. The actual functions $G_n$ are defined recursively, and even "absolute continuity" provides a condition too difficult to describe for the input function $G_0$.
Thank you very much MathOverflowers,
Hunter Spink
Edit: After a good night's sleep, I realize that both i) and ii) are rendered moot by functions like the cantor staircase (and it doesn't even make sense to ask about countably many discontinuities if working in $L^p$ spaces because functions are equivalent mod sets of measure 0). However, I am still interested in what conditions one needs to impose on a function to be able to recover itself just from its derivative (which I thought was absolute continuity everywhere except a set of measure 0 until I learned about the Gauge integral).


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Lupe Fiasco Says He Was Forced To Make "The Show Goes On"
Although Lupe's label troubles seemed to be a thing of the past, the rapper reveals that his forthcoming album still has some skeletons in its closet.
In a new interview with Complex.com, Lupe Fiasco aired out some dirty laundry between himself and his label, Atlantic Records. According to the Chi-town native, there were multiple facets of his pending Lasers release that were simply out of his hands, including the recently-gold-certified single, "The Show Goes On".
"I didn't have nothing to do with that record. That was the label's record," he told Complex. "That wasn't like I knew the producer or knew the writer or anything like that. That was one of those records the record company gave me."
The Chicago native elaborated, saying that the president of the label himself presented him with "Show Goes On". "[Last April] I was backstage at a show at the House of Blues in L.A. and the president of [Atlantic Records] came to me and said, 'Hey check this out, I got this song.' He played 'Show Goes On' for me on the iPod," he recalled. The label had presented him with other tracks, he said, saying that "The Show Goes On" was approximately the 10th song to be pushed on him by the label.
While he didn't offer any specifics about the deal that he struck with Atlantic, he did make it clear that the track was a critical part the negotiations. "I had to do 'Show Goes On,' that was like the big chip on the table. I had to do it and it had to be the first single if the record was going to come out." He continued, saying that "Never Forget You", his collaborative track with singer John Legend, was another track that Atlantic forced him to include on the album.
"And I know John Legend, he's a cool dude," explained Lupe. "But it was just a record he had sitting around and Exec A or Exec B heard it, and they were like, 'Oh yeah! We're going to put this on Lupe.'"
He continued, saying that, although he's satisfied with the way the album came out, in some ways he hates Lasers because of the issues that arose throughout the completion of the project.
One of the rapper's latest singles, "Words I Never Said", which features Skylar Gray, though, was a track that Lupe worked on directly with producer Alex Da Kid, he explained. "The first day I heard it, I went into the studio and recorded it," Fiasco recalled. "The song had a bridge we took out because initially, the song was supposed to be about a relationship, like a boyfriend/girlfriend, Drake song or something. And I'm like, 'Nah, I'm going to talk about world affairs.'"
"I'm basically saying the same things I've said on other mixtapes and albums. [The song] is not a big step for me. It's not me striving to do anything different."
This interview comes after an extended battle between Lupe and Atlantic Records. The label was reportedly stalling on the release of his newest album after the rapper refused to sign a "360 record deal" that would force him to pay Atlantic a portion of the proceeds he earned from shows and merchandise — money that usually belongs solely to the artist.
The two parties eventually struck a deal near the end of 2010, announcing the release of the album in the first quarter of 2011. It's still unclear what the exact terms of the agreement between Lupe and Atlantic were.
Lupe Fiasco's Lasers is slated to be released on March 8 via Atlantic Records.
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