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Senior KC Corkery (Manhattan Beach, CA/Mira Costa HS) of the Stanford Men's Tennis Team was selected as the Stanford/MET-Rx Student-Athlete of the Week for the week of May 23-May 29.
Last weekend, Corkery led Stanford to an upset victory over No. 4 Duke to advance to the quarterfinals in the NCAA Team Championships. Corkery and doubles partner James Pade defeated Duke's Joey Atas and Jonathan Stokke, 8-1, to lead the Stanford squad past the Blue Devils. In NCAA singles action, Corkery defeated Clemson's Clement Reix 7-5, 6-2 Saturday to advance to the semifinals. Corkery closed out his Stanford career as a four-time All-American.
This is Corkery's second Stanford/MET-Rx Student-Athlete of the Week honor. Corkery was also honored on October 25.
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Ed Sheeran turned Friday into a real sobfest.
The British singer continued with his new music Fridays with the release of "All of the Stars," which will run during the credits of the "The Fault in our Stars," starring Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort.
"I can hear your heart on the radio beat/ They're playing 'Chasing Cars'/ And I thought of you/ Back to our time/ How you and I used to be," he sings, remembering listening to Snow Patrol with a lost love.
The video features clips from the movie and a wall filled with positive affirmations like "Don't panic" and other inspirational quotes from John Green's novel. Ed sits on a couch, singing the song's final lyrics "I can see the stars from America."
Watch and listen and try not to cry.
Here's the track list for "The Fault in our Stars":
» Ed Sheeran — "All Of The Stars"
» Jake Bugg — "Simple As This"
» Grouplove — "Let Me In"
» Birdy & Jaymes Young — "Best Shot"
» Kodaline — "All I Want"
» Tom Odell — "Long Way Down"
» Charli XCX — "Boom Clap"
» STRFKR — "While I'm Alive"
» Indians — "Oblivion"
» The Radio Dept. — "Strange Things Will Happen"
» Afasi & Filthy — "Bomfallarella"
» Ray LaMontagne — "Without Words"
» Birdy — "Not About Angels"
» Lykke Li — "No One Ever Loved"
» M83 — "Wait"
Bonus track: Birdy — "Tee Shirt"
Ed Sheeran's sophomore album, X, will be out June 23 and features the lead single "Sing." On June 10, MTV will debut his documentary, "9 Days and Nights," at 11 p.m. ET/PT.


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Arthur's Cafe restaurant: 'Burger madness' spreading to Anderson Township
ANDERSON TWP., Ohio -- Burger madness is going to spread across Hamilton County later this summer.
A manager at Arthur's Cafe said the owners of the popular Hyde Park dining institution plan to open a second location in Anderson Township by the end of the summer. He didn't provide a specific timetable but said it probably won't be until after the beginning of August.
B.J. Hughes, one of three owners of Arthur's, said they're just looking to "continue what they know" with the new eatery.
"We all love Arthur's and we know the community loves Arthur's, so with the new place we just want to continue doing what we know and what we do best," said Hughes, who co-purchased the original restaurant in 1998.
All three of the owners currently live in the Anderson Township area but Hughes said they only decided to open up a place out there after driving around and seeing what he described as "a lot of national chain restaurants."
"You drive up in those areas and you so long stretch of chain restaurants. We thought it was time to fill a need for a local, independently owned restaurant," said Hughes, who attended the University of Cincinnati along with fellow owner Joe Santorelli. The third owner, Susan Selzer, earned degrees from both Miami and Xavier, Hughes said.
The location at 8221 Beechmont Ave. will feature a similar menu to the current site, including the ever-popular create-your-own half-pound burger promotion known as "burger madness," according to general manager Chris Goodin. It runs Sunday through Tuesday.
Much like the Hyde Park Square site, which opened in 1947, the new eatery aims to serve clients looking for a neighborhood bar as well as those who want a more traditional sit-down dining experience.
"The owners want it to have a neighborhood feel. They want it to be a place you can go to hang out with your buddies or have a nice meal with your family," Goodin said. "Arthur's is going to a fixture in the community."
The Anderson Township space will be slightly more spacious inside, but it won't have a patio -- at least not right away, Goodin said.
But like its Hyde Park counterpart, the Anderson Township facility will feature a version of the iconic Arthur's mural that features caricatures of some of their favorite regulars. Because they want it to be Anderson Township-centric, don't expect to see it right away.
"The mural at the new place will be a little smaller and won't feature the same caricatures as the Hyde Park location," Goodin said. "We want this one to honor the people, the faces who frequent us regularly, so of course we're going to have to develop a following in the community before that mural can really start to take shape."
While details about hiring haven't been released, Goodin said he expects the hiring process to begin by early August. He said the eatery plans to hire at least 50 people to fill various positions.
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100 Mile FAQs
1. How long does it take to run 100 miles? It depends how tough the course is. My fastest 100-miler was 21:07 on the very flat Rocky Raccoon 100 course. My slowest 100 miles was 39 hours in the Grand Canyon (lots of sight-seeing).
2. Do you sleep during the run? No, not on purpose. At times there is a bunch of sleep walking and weaving going on, but not on purpose. The clock is always ticking so stopping to sleep just affects your finishing time. There are multi-day stage races held where runners stop to sleep.
3. Do you walk? Yes, tons, but I try to do it very fast. On a flat course like the Pony Express 100, I can usually run most of the first 25 miles, and then take more frequent walking breaks. On mountain courses, I will walk most of the uphill sections and then run most of the flats and downhills.
4. Do you eat while you run? Yes, if I didn't, I would get sick and stop by 20 miles. You have to learn how to run with a full stomach. During the Pony Express 100-mile run, I consumed: 1.2 gallons of water, 11 cans of Ensure, 2 liters of Gatorade, one six-pack of coke, three bean burritos, 8 mini-bagels with cream cheese and turkey, two thermoses of potato soup, half a can of potato chips and some Guacamole dip, a few Reeses cups, and about 12 Succeed Caps (electrolytes). Usually I will also consume Hammer Gel, but I did not during this run. I didn't eat enough and probably lost about two pounds. I gain this weight back during the following week.
5. How do you carry all of your food? Most 100-mile races have "aid stations" between 4-10 miles apart. At each station you can fill your water bottles, eat and drink, and take food for the road. At many some of these stations will also be a personal "drop bag" that I arranged before the race to be delivered to that location. In that bag I can have extra socks, food, or anything I might need. When I started racing 100-milers, I used to carry a lot of stuff with me and have drop bags filled with junk at many locations. Now with experience, I travel very light. I usually only carry two hand-held water bottles and some gels in my pocket. I will put the things I need for night (warm clothes and a flashlight) in one of the drop bags at a strategic location.
6. Do you ever stop to rest? Yes, in most races I will stop at each aid station, about every five miles for a couple minutes to eat and refill water bottles. I usually don't sit down until after mile 60. During the Pony Express 100 I sat down about four times for a total of ten minutes, including a bathroom break.
7. What about the bathroom? Well, let me put it this way: Ultrarunners quickly get over modesty, especially those who run near the front of the race. Both sexes run together. You learn to avert the eyes and move on. There just isn't time to find secluded private spots. Ladies learn to take care of business about as fast as the men. If runners are hydrating themselves properly, these events occur often.
8. Aren't you afraid running alone at night in the mountains? Sometimes it does get lonely as runners spread out and I won't see another person for hours because we are running at the same pace. Most of these races allow you to have a "pacer" run with you to keep you company for the second half of the race. I usually don't use pacers except for local races when I want to share the experience with running friends.
9. What about wild animals or serial killers? My wife is always worried that I'll run into a serial killer, but so far, so good. I think I can outrun one anyway. I've almost run into deer, elk, moose, porcupines, rattle snakes, rabbits, bats, birds, and mice. One runner leading a race had a dangerous encounter with a moose. So far, any wild beasts I have seen run the other way when they smell me coming. Yes, I can wreak.
10. Do you ever get lost? Yes. Most races mark their courses well with little flags hanging on trees and bushes both at turns and along the way to give you confidence that you are heading in the right direction. However, when your mind gets tired, at times you do miss turns. Pacers can help to keep you on course. But everyone eventually experiences the panic of being off course. It is part of the sport. You finally convince yourself that you are on the wrong trail and turn back. For those who aren't leading the race, looking for foot prints is a great help. We learn how to be very good in spotting fresh footprints. On one 50-mile race, I took a wrong turn with a half mile to go. What I feared most was the ridicule and jokes that would pile on me from my friends as they would see me coming in from the wrong direction. Sure enough, I'm still putting up with that.
11. Why do you like to run 100 miles? Several reasons. 1. I enjoy the intense challenge, to push myself to physical and mental endurance limits. 2. I enjoy being able to see very remote places with just one-day of effort. 3. I enjoy running at night. 100-mile runs for me always require night running. 4. Because it is possible 5. Because it teaches me a lot about myself. 6. Because it reduces day-to-day stress. 7. It motivates me to keep my fitness level high.
12. How long does it take you to recover? After my first 100-mile attempt in 2004, I could not run again for four weeks. Now, if I don't get injured, I can usually start running again in five days. I can race again in two weeks.
13. What do you think about as you run? The time passes amazingly fast. I think about my pace, the sights I see, the pain I feel, and the people I meet. I strategize as I go, making plans on what I need at the next aid station stop. I enjoy listening to music as I run and I'm not shy about singing along as I go which my pacers usually hate.
14. How much do you have to train? Much less than you would think. I have discovered that once I have built up my mileage base, I really don't have to run often to stay fit, as long as I keep doing very long runs. From Sept 8 – Oct 30, 2007 (over seven weeks), I only ventured outside eight times to go running. Three of those times were 100-mile runs, another was 83 miles. But usually I will run 5 days a week.
15. Aren't you destroying your knees? I hope not. My knees have become very strong. I can run down steep hills for many miles without pain. I try to run very few miles on hard pavement. Dirt roads/trails are much softer and easier on your knees. I had knee surgery in 2003 before I started serious running. I was told by the surgeon to not run or hike anymore. Since then I lost nearly 60 pounds and have run nearly 14,000 miles. I think starting to run much later in life than most runners will make a difference in my running longevity. I'm very careful and listen to my body. If it needs rest, I rest and don't feel guilty that I'm not exercising.
16. Do you run marathons? Only for fun or a training run. I don't like running on pavement and am not motivated to chase faster marathon miles. In 2009 I did run three marathons and set a PR of 3:24:49, qualifying for Boston. I'll run an occasional 10K race for some speed training. My best 10K was also in 2009, 43:08. In these shorter road races I can usually medal in my age group. But I don't train to be fast on roads. But because of good endurance, I can perform well in these types of races.
17. Doesn't it hurt? Yes, sometimes it is agony. Most of the time there is just minor pain and after a few miles the pain shifts to some other place, so I don't have to worry about the first pain. But other times, even at mile 90, I feel no pain and can run very fast. There are wide swings from feeling good, feeling bad, and feeling good again. After all is said and done, the memory of the intense pain fades and I look forward to the next long run. Perhaps like childbirth, but to a lesser degree?
18. Do you get blisters? I used to, but I've learned to take care of my feet and also the feet seem to get tougher. When I get dehydrated, the feet are more susceptible to blistering. Now I rarely get serious blisters during a 100-miler. Usually I only get minor ones that I don't notice until I clean my feet after a race.
19. What kind of shoes do you run in? I run in some trail shoes. (current shoe: La Sportiva Wildcat) My shoes must have good room in the toe box. If they fit right, I don't get blisters. I do change out the insoles at times depending on the terrain, whether my feet will be wet, and other factors.
20. How often do you buy shoes? I usually put 400-500 miles on a pair of shoes. After that, they start breaking down, my feet hurt more, and I start getting hot spots. I usually buy two pair and alternate them. So, I will buy two pair of shoes about every four months. My sons fight over my old shoes. They like to wear them.
21. How many miles do you run in a year? 2002: 291, 2003: 566, 2004: 1,205, 2005: 2,109, 2006: 2,576, 2007: 2,600, 2008: 3,148. 2009: On pace for over 3,000.
22. Do you ever win? Ha, ha. No, and I never will. I'm not an elite runner and don't have the runner genes. I'm a mid-pack runner that works hard, has a firm determination not to quit, and can usually finish in the top 25 percent, which is pretty good for my age. (Well actually I did win the 2008 Moab 100 out of 25 starters, and the Pony Express Trail 100).
23. Who pays you to do this? What do you get for finishing? The biggest award is just the satisfaction of reaching your goal and finishing. Each race usually has "cutoff" times. If you don't reach locations on the course by a particular time, you must drop out. When I started racing 100-miles, I constantly worried about these cutoff times. Now I am fast enough to stay well ahead of them. If you finish a 100-mile race within the cutoff time, the award is usually a belt buckle. Yes, a big shiny belt buckle. The tradition finds its roots from horse endurance races. I now have a large collection of custom belt buckles.
24. What were your favorite runs? The runs that I have enjoyed the most have been adventure runs in the Grand Canyon and the Uintas in Utah. I get the most attention locally from my five consecutive summits of Mount Timpanogos. That was crazy. My favorite race so far was the Plain 100 where I finished 5th. It felt like a very tough adventure run. The race that I performed the best was 2007 Leadville 100 where I finished 60th out of 590 starters. I also performed very well at the 2009 Tahoe Rim 100, winning my age group. My toughest 100 race was 2006 Wasatch 100 where I was sick all night but finished.
25. How often do you run 100 miles? In 2007, I ran 100 miles seven times and finished all of them. In 2008 I finished eight, with one DNF. In 2009 finished seven.
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Chargers battle Indians in Region A semifinals Wed.
Middlesex will host Northumberland on Wednesday, June 2, at 5 p.m. at Deltaville Ballpark and is expected to face Indians pitching ace Kyle Hall, who has signed with Longwood College, said Charger head coach Tim Blake.
06.02.2010MHS doubles team loses in semifinals
Amanda Blake and Stephanie Hutton of Middlesex High School lost in the semifinals of Region A doubles tennis tournament in three sets (2-6, 6-4, 1-6) to Kayla Upadhyaya and Shelby Floyd of the Appomattox Regional Governor's School (ARGS) on May 26 at the Howard Mast Tennis Complex in Suffolk.
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The Chargers ended their regular season with an 8-0 district mark and 11-5 overall record. The last time Middlesex won the regular season championship was in 2002, but the last time the Chargers went undefeated in district play was in 1999.
05.26.2010Mathews edges Charger trackmen for district crown
Middlesex High's Jeromy Rich was the meet's MVP, but the Chargers came up 17 points short and finished second to Mathews in the Tidewater District Championship meet on May 19. The Blue Devils scored 165 points and Middlesex had 148.
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Just sharing some info on another option besides Elmiron that might interest you.
After recently being diagnosed with IC, after having IC for over 30 yrs now, I opted out of taking Elmiron to instead take aloe vera capsules (2 tabs 3x/day) for my IC problem. They have been helping, without the side effects of Elmiron. My doc was amazed at how much my bladder lining had improved since being on the aloe vera for only 6 weeks. My doc said for me not to take the Elmiron since the aloe vera capsules were doing an even better job and quicker than the Elmiron would have done. She's going to recommend it to her other IC patients as another option. The aloe vera works just like the elmiron in that it repairs the lining and protects it from irritation, just minus the side effects. There are 2 companies who makes these capsules specifically for IC patients, but the one I use because even the actual capsule doesn't irritate the bladder is the company called "Healthy Life Harvest". The capsules are called "aloe vera whole leaf capsules".
Just thought I'd share this info since I'd read where some of you are having trouble with the Elmiron side effects. If anyone else has tried other successful options beside prescription meds for IC, please share!
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Thanks for the post. I just ordered some of these a few days ago. I'm really hoping they work for me. I'm glad to see a testimonal that's not on the companies webpage.
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Question LHG - Since you started taking these capsules, have you noticed a difference in the pain/flare ups? Less pain? Really curious!
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Ruth511...here is my update since I posted 2 months ago after being on the aloe product for only 7 weeks...
With IC, I battled chronic pain, urgency, & the inability to empty my bladder completely (urinary retention). I mentioned earlier that after 6 weeks on this product, I noticed a big improvement. Well...after 3 months I felt pretty darn close to normal. The chronic pain I had 24/7 is gone. Yippee! The number of times I "go" during the day seems to be normal now for someone my age which has been a huge improvement, and the most I have to "go" during the night is twice, but usually only once. Again, yippee! And, the retention problem I had is no more. Double Yippee! I'm glad, too, because I was about to have to learn how to use a catheter. Yikes!
The actual name of the product I buy off the website www.healthylifeharvest.com is called
"I.C. Aloe Vera" capsules. The company has now increased it dosage to 700mg. I'm still using the old dosage of 600mg. For the first 3 months, I took 2 capsules 3 times a day. At month 4 I cut back to 2 capsules 2 times a day. In a month I plan on taking only what the bottle directions recommend which is 1 capsule 3 times a day. Along with taking the aloe capsules, I followed the IC diet strictly for 3 months before putting foods/drinks back into my diet. Amazingly I'm able to eat & drink pretty much anything I want...even coffee & chocolate! I do take 2 Prelief tablets with my coffee to neutralize the acid...just in case.
As for flares ups...I have them only around my period, which is basically the urgency problem, but it is way much better than it used to be. And the only time I get even the slightest bit of pain is when I've had lots to drink and have been sitting for a couple of hours holding it because I couldn't get to the restroom. It used to be that as soon as any urine (the tiniest little bit) hit my bladder, I had severe pain and had to relieve myself.
Everyone is different, and this treatment may not work for you but I wanted you to know about this option. And...I had the worse case of IC my doc had seen in her 25 yrs of practice so I was very happy this product worked for me! If you try this product, I hope & pray it works for you as well as it did for me~*
NYbabygirl...funny you mentioned the company's testimonies. Supposedly my testimony is going to be posted on their website some time this month. I hope the aloe works for you!!
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One point I need to make clear is...that if you try the aloe vera leaf capsules, then you must purchase only the ones from the site I mentioned above. The ones you find in health food stores put ingredients in with the aloe that bother your bladder lining, therefore contradicting what the aloe is supposed to be doing. The only aloe product on the market that has only aloe vera leaf (no gel or liquid or any added bothersome ingredients) in its capsules and is designed specifically for IC is the product from the online Healthy Life Harvest store. Lots of ICers make the mistake of thinking any aloe product (capsule, liquid, or gel) will work but that isn't the case.
And of course stick to the IC diet while you are trying to repair your bladder lining or it will take longer for the aloe vera leaf capsules to repair your lining. Slowly put foods & drinks back into your diet one at a time, no sooner than 3 months on the diet. Then whatever bothers your bladder at that point...avoid it big time! To me there is no food or beverage worth the pain.
Best of luck to all of you trying to get your IC under control regardless what method or products you are using~*
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I'm really happy to hear your update. My order came yesterday and I hope I have the same results you have. I especially hope it helps my retention problem, so I was so happy to hear it worked for yours. I am on the verge of self cathing as well, this is my last resort, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks again for the helpful info!
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nybabygirl...I'm crossing my fingers it works for you, too! I had great results with it, still am, so it would be great if it helps someone else. There are absolutely no side effects and you can take it on a full or empty stomach. I would double the dosage at first...instead of 1 cap 3x, do 2 caps 3x for the first 3 months. Then cut it back based on how you are doing. XXing my everythings for ya~*
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I am willing to just about try anything. Could you send me the address or if they have a web site. I am tired. When I eas diganoised with this, I was told thathe saw more younger people that older one suffering with this. So I had it in my mind that as I got older that this would start to dissapear, so it has been almost nine years,but just my luck it seems to be getting worse.
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Cookie53, I have the website posted in one of my replies above, but I also sent you a PM with that info. Hope you get some relief from your IC soon~*
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WOW... Glad to hear the Aloe Vera Capsules are working for you!!! I was taking Aloe Vera concentrate Pills plus buying Pure Aloe Vera Juice for over 1 year with no improvement in my IC. It was like torture trying to drink the Aloe Juice and I could barley get the stuff down without throwing up! Want to give up taking the Elmiron after taking this medication for almost 2 years now with no results. UGHHH.. That is so cool the Aloe is working for you!! Good Luck :-)
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Shaundog...yah, the aloe vera juice doesn't work and the only aloe vera leaf capsules that seem to work for IC that has no added irritating ingredients or capsules is the product I've mentioned in my posts. I'm sorry you haven't had any luck with helping your IC. That stinks! If you try this company's aloe capsules, you have to make sure you are not putting other irritating products like the aloe juice or any foods or drinks in your system because it cancels out the benefits of the aloe capsules I've mentioned. Other ICers have also tried other aloe products with no luck either, while some ICers have had great results with the Healthy Harvest product. But like I've said before, everyone is different and what works for one may not work for others.
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Royal Oak & Grosse Pointe Woods teens charged in graffiti case that caught Dan Gilbert's attention
DETROIT (WXYZ) - Three suburban teens are facing a felony charge in connection with a graffiti case that caught the attention of Dan Gilbert.
Isabella Metter, an 18-year-old from Royal Oak, and Mackenzie Snitgen and Mary Harder, both 17-year-olds from Grosse Pointe Woods, are charged with one count of Malicious Destruction of a Building $1,000 to $20,000.
They are accused of spray painting two buildings in downtown Detroit. The crime was caught on surveillance cameras at Gilbert's buildings and he used social media to help police track down the teens.
Meteer, Snitgen and Harder all appeared in court today for their pre-examination hearing. The case was adjourned until August 4 at 9:00 a.m.


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March 29, 2014
SAN MARCOS, Texas - The Northern Illinois University track & field team ended their time in Texas on a big note Saturday with several impressive performances at the Bobcat Invitational. Capping a whirlwind weekend with three meets in three days, the Huskies earned second-place finishes from Latesha Bigby (Hanover, Jamaica/Butler CC), Rebecca Cronin (Bartlett, Ill./Bartlett) and the 4x400 relay team. "We had another solid day at Texas State," said NIU head coach Connie Teaberry. "Latesha Bigby yet again lowered her automatic MAC Championship-qualifying time in the 100 hurdles, this time running under 14 (seconds). Rebecca Cronin and Claudette Day just missed auto qualifying marks, while out 4x400 relay showed heart with Latesha, Rebecca, Tahtyana (Peer) and Julie (Cronin)." "This weekend, we asked a lot of out ladies and one was to get used to 80-degree weather from 25-degree weather overnight. The other was to compete. We started rocky in some places, but ended with some great performances." Bigby put herself near the top of the Mid-American Conference's performance list in the 100 hurdles. The junior ran 13.75 to place second and top her personal record by over a quarter of a second. Behind her in the final standings were Claudette Day and Logan Tillmon, who ran 14.65 and 15.36, respectively. Cronin got her runner-up finish in the 800 meters, clocking in at 2:12.13 to come within seven-hundredths of a second from clinching a spot in the MAC Championships. Meanwhile, her sister Julianne Cronin (Bartlett, Ill./Bartlett) took 19th at 2:19.91. The Huskies' third silver came courtesy of the 4x400 relay team of Bigby, Rebecca Cronin, Tahtyana Peer (Milwaukee, Wis./King) and Julianne Cronin, who combined to run 3:46.26. Not only was their time good for second, but it also came within five-hundredths of a second from the school record. Earlier in the day, the Huskies' 4x100 relay team of Brittany Smith (Cincinnati, Ohio/Withrow University), Bigby, Peer and A'Iesha Irvin-Muhammad (East St. Louis, Ill./St. Elizabeth Academy) ran 46.93 to finish in third place. In field events, Claudette Day (Belleville, Ill./Belleville West) led the way with a sixth-place finish in the long jump, leaping 18-08.00 (5.71m). Additionally, Sidra Sherrill (Fort Wayne, Ind./Northrop) tossed 45-01.00 (13.74m) in the shot put to claim seventh place. The Huskies return to action next weekend, as the distance group will compete Saturday, April 5, at the EIU Big Blue Classic in Charleston, Ill.


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By Bob Negele
Illinois had a very controversial law that banned the video or audio recording of police officers on the job. The so-called "Illinois' eavesdropping law" was one of the harshest of its kind in the country; a felony, with a maximum of 15 years in prison.
According to an article in the Chicago Tribune, the law is officially off the books. The law has been unenforceable since June, when a federal court put a temporary injunction order which prevented Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez from prosecuting anyone under the statute.
A temporary injunction is a tool the court can use to stop a certain action from taking place. In this case, by preventing Alvarez from prosecuting anyone under the statute, the court essentially made the law unenforceable (because the state's attorney is necessary to file charges under the law).
The federal appeals court found that the eavesdropping law was unconstitutional because it violated free-speech rights. This ruling was appealed by Illinois officials to the U.S. Supreme Court. When the Supreme Court refused to hear the case, it essentially had the same effect as affirming the appeals court decision (essentially, but not technically). The legal precedent from an appeals court does not bind other portions of the country in the same way as the Supreme Court. But for residents of Illinois, it has the effect of an affirmation from the high court.
The American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU, was responsible for the lawsuit against Alvarez which led to the demise of the law. After the Supreme Court's decision not to hear the case, the ACLU has brought a motion to permanently ban the enforcement of the law.
On the other side of the coin, Anita Alvarez has argued that the law is important to proper law enforcement. Her main argument was that, if people were allowed to record the police, the police would have difficulty getting civilians to speak candidly to officers. This would clearly cause problems for officers.
Despite her argument, the federal appeals court ruled that the law "restricts far more speech than necessary to protect legitimate privacy interests."
Even Chicago police Superintendent Garry McCarthy has come out in favor of allowing citizens to tape police, assuming the police could tape the citizens as well.
At the time of the article, Alvarez had not yet commented publicly on the Court's ruling. However, Sally Daly, a spokeswoman for Alvarez, said a ruling from the Supreme Court could provide "prosecutors across Illinois with legal clarification and guidance with respect to the constitutionality and enforcement" of the statute.
The debate over this law has raged on for over a year and despite all the passionate opinions on both sides, the Supreme Court has the last word, ironically enough, by refusing to say anything at all.


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Microsoft and 4J Studios announced Wednesday that a new texture pack for Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition will arrive at the end of this week to give the game a more big city feel.
The City Texture Pack will be released Friday, March 7 to the Xbox Store for $1 and features new textures that, as their name suggests, gives the game the look and feel of the city.
"A creative texture set, ideal for building structures," Microsoft wrote on the PlayXBLA site. "Free your inner architect and shape the world around you. The perfect set for the focused builder!"
4J Studios previewed the City Texture Pack nearly three weeks ago with a replicate of a building being planned for Dundee, Scotland.
There's no word on when this texture pack might make it to Minecraft: PS3 Edition. Additionally, there are no details on when Title Update 14 (TU14) might be released. At this point, it will be an end of March release at best but seems likely to slip into April.
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In addition to putting the finishing touches on his major-label debut and announcing the nominees for the 2009 American Music Awards , where he will be performing , [artist id="3188063″]Adam Lambert[/artist] just finished shooting the music video for "Time for Miracles," a song recorded for the upcoming end-of-the-world blockbuster "2012."
"[The video] was really performance-driven. It was really about the lyric content and the emotional guts of the song," Lambert told MTV News on Tuesday (October 13) in Los Angeles.
But given that the tune is being used in a Roland Emmerich-helmed disaster flick, fans should expect a doomsday element to the clip as well. "There were a ton of extras on the set. What they were doing is they were staging scenes reminiscent of what happens in '2012,' " Lambert said.
Specifically, the "American Idol" rocker pointed to one sequence in the video where he sings calmly while chaos surrounds him. "I'm just walking through looking straight at the camera singing the song, and there's a riot going on around me — people being tossed in front of me, looting, you know, people being arrested," Lambert described. "That was pretty wild, to try to stay focused on the song while that was happening. But we had fun. It was a good day."
Recording the song was perhaps more of a challenge. Lambert explained that working with producer Rob Cavallo on the power ballad was fairly intense. "[He] pushed me to the limit," Lambert said. "I sang for my life. It was quite a day of recording, but it turned out great." Cavallo and Lambert went on to work together on several tracks that might end up on Lambert's CD come November 24. (Cavallo spilled three song titles to Yahoo! Music on Tuesday, including "Suburban Decay," "Winners" and "Music Again.")
A small snippet of "Time for Miracles" leaked late last week, but Lambert told us to expect the full song later this week. "I believe on the 18th [Saturday], 'Time for Miracles' will be released. … I'm really happy about it."
Lambert is especially happy about where fans will be able to see the "Time for Miracles" video: the big screen. "The '2012' trailer that we put together with the ['Time for Miracles' music video] will be premiering at the Michael Jackson film," Lambert revealed to MTV News, referring to a special trailer that will run before the upcoming documentary "Michael Jackson's This Is It."
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After Guinness, Sam Adams and Heineken pulled support from St. Patrick's Day parades last weekend in New York and Boston as a protest over LGBT rights, one group is calling upon Roman Catholics to boycott the beers, according to a report today from Newser.
Bill Donohue, president of the Catholic League, told Al Jazeera America that he believes the three popular beer companies squandered the "constitutional rights of Catholics" by removing its sponsorships from the parades and that LGBT groups had enacted a "bullying campaign" to pressure the companies to drop their support.
"These (LGBT) groups don't care for the constitutional rights of Catholics," Donohue said.
The companies pulled sponsorships when parade organizers refused marchers to carry banners that identify them as a member of the LGBT community.
Donohue's group will specifically focus its efforts on boycotting Guinness, while he says other Catholic groups will take up the boycott on Heineken and Sam Adams.
"I have the time and money. We're going to punish Guinness for what they've done," Donohue said.
"Our intent is to always act in a non-discriminatory way," a Heineken representative told the news source. "When we come across something that contradicts this, we take action. For that reason, we didn't sponsor the NYC St. Patrick's Day parade."
A representative for the Boston Beer Co., which makes Sam Adams, said they had sponsored the Boston parade for many years in support of the "veterans who have done so much for this country," but said the brewer couldn't in good conscience participate in this year's march in the name of gay rights.
"We were hopeful that both sides of this issue would be able to come to an agreement that would allow everyone, regardless of orientation, to participate in the parade," the representative said regarding talks between gay rights groups and parade organizers. "But given the current status of the negotiations, we realize this may not be possible."


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March 20, 2014
Box Score | SMU Season Stats | Updated WNIT Bracket
DALLAS (SMU) - Senior Keena Mays score 32 points, including five three-pointers, to lead the SMU Mustangs to an 84-72 win over Texas Southern in the first round of the WNIT in Moody Coliseum on Thursday night.
SMU (18-13) earned its first postseason win since the 2000 NCAA Tournament, when the Mustangs beat North Carolina State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. SMU will play at Minnesota (21-12) in the second round of the WNIT on Sunday at 5 p.m. CT.
Mays made 10 of her 18 shots and converted on seven-of-eight free throw attempts to go along with six assists and a career-high seven steals. Mays recorded her fifth 30-point game of the season, and moved within 26 points of tying head coach Rhonda Rompola's single-season scoring record.
SMU used a late 14-3 run to take a 44-35 lead into halftime. Mays capped off the rally with a three from the right corner, giving her 16 points for the period. Texas Southern's Keiana Vines hit a jumper to give Texas Southern (20-13) a 16-10 lead with 13:02 to go in the half, but SMU answered with five straight points, including a three from freshman Kiara Perry, to make it a one-possession game. SMU would not trail by more than two the rest of the period, and built a nine-point lead heading into the break.
Texas Southern's Brianna Sidney led a charge early in the second half, and the Tigers tied the game at 48-48 with 16:47 to play. The Tigers kept it close over the next seven minutes, but a 15-2 run from 8:17 to 4:47 distanced SMU and sealed the win.
Korina Baker tallied a season-high eight assists for SMU, while fellow senior Akil Simpson recorded 15 points for her 27th double-digit scoring performance of the season. Simpson and senior Mallory Singleton tied for the team lead with seven rebounds, while sophomore Gabrielle Wilkins added 13 points, including going two-for-two from three-point land. Perry also posted a career high with four steals. SMU made 52.9 percent (10-of-19) of its three-point attempts for the contest.
Sidney led all Tigers scorers with 21 points, with four other players adding at least eight points. Morgan Simmons collected 12 rebounds, but SWAC Player of the Year Jazzmin Parker was held to just eight points on three-of-eight shooting.
SMU will travel to Minnesota for its second round matchup on Sunday at 5 p.m. CT. This season marks the sixth that SMU has gone to the WNIT, and the first since 1993 that the Mustangs have advanced past the first round. The Mustangs went all the way to the WNIT Finals in 1993, falling to Arkansas State in the title game.


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No. 18 Tulsa Downs Texas Tech, 5-1, in Rebel Classic Opener
Taylor Powell went 2-for-3 at the plate in Texas Tech's 5-1 loss to No. 18 Tulsa Friday.
March 22, 2013
LAS VEGAS, Nev. - No. 18 Tulsa erased a one-run deficit with a Samantha Cobb two-run double in the third and then added three more runs an inning later to down Texas Tech, 5-1, Friday afternoon at Eller Media Stadium.
Faced with a four-run deficit, the Red Raiders (25-10) could not rally against Tulsa (24-5) starter Aimee Creger, who struck out 11 in the complete-game victory. Her 11 strikeouts were the second-most by a Tech opponent this year.
The Red Raiders scored their only run off Creger (13-1) in the first as Sandy James belted a two-out double to the gap in left center. She scored Mikey Kenney, who had opened the frame with a 12-pitch walk.
Creger frustrated the Red Raiders from there, though, as Tech stranded a runner on second base over the next two frames and then two in both the fifth and seventh innings. The Red Raiders finished with nine total runners left on base.
Tulsa kept the pressure on Tech starter Cara Custer in the fourth as the Golden Hurricane quickly loaded the bases with one out, forcing Tech to turn to reliever Brittany Talley. Tulsa plated all three runners off RBI from Caitlin Everett and Jill Barrett along with an illegal pitch charged to Talley.
Custer (10-4) earned the loss after allowing all five runs, three of which were earned, off five hits in 3.1 innings. Talley tossed 2.2 innings of shutout relief before Ashley Brokeshoulder entered to pitch the seventh inning.
Errors plagued the Red Raiders early as both runs in the third came unearned after back-to-back miscues to start the inning. Tech also had an error in the second as well en route to finishing with three in the game.
Taylor Powell led Tech at the plate with a 2-for-3 performance that marked her seventh multiple-hit game this season.
The Red Raiders close the first day of the Rebel Classic against host UNLV later tonight in a scheduled 8:30 p.m. CT first pitch.


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Job Performance: How Do You Measure Up?
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It's easy–sometimes all too easy–to get caught up in the day-to-day activities of your work-life and not take a good look at how you're really doing overall. This approach bears an uncomfortably strong resemblance to a racehorse with blinkers on. If you've fallen into that trap, now is the time to free yourself from it. Job Performance and Blinkers Just to give a little background, blinkers have at least a couple of pu...
The OFCCP Digest Volume 4, Issue 2
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Volume 4, Issue 2 Section 503/VEVRAA Final Rules: Your Questions Answered? by Carmen Couden, Esq. With approximately three weeks left until the Section 503/VEVRAA final rules become effective, federal contractors and subcontractors still have many questions regarding the new obligati...
Preparing for the Revised Veteran and Disability Regulations: New Information on What Should Be Implemented by March 24, 2014
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Federal contractors and subcontractors continue to prepare to implement the revised regulations regarding protected veterans and individuals with disabilities that were issued by the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP). There are certain provisions in these revised regulations that must be implemented by March 24, 2014. I discussed these provisions in my January 2014 article for...
Section 503/VEVRAA Final Rules: Your Questions Answered?
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With approximately three weeks left until the Section 503/VEVRAA final rules become effective, federal contractors and subcontractors still have many questions regarding the new obligations imposed by the rules and how best to comply with them. As March 24, 2014 approaches, the OFCCP continues to provide guidance regarding implementation of the final rules and to clarify the agency's expectations and plans for enforcement. A...
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Part I reviewed the OFCCP's many accomplishments in 2013 and discussed their implications for 2014. Its 2014 agenda appears no less ambitious (more on that soon). Let's briefly compare the OFCCP of the Clinton, Bush and Obama years to get an idea of what likely lies ahead. The Clinton Years: Director Shirley Wilcher took a strong interest in compensation issues and, initially, a tough stance on employment discrimination...
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Recently the administration called on corporations to pledge not to use unemployment status as a selection criterion in their hiring decisions. According to various media reports at least 300 corporations have taken this pledge including a number of major federal contractors. The purpose of this article is to discuss whether and to what extent the laws currently enforced by OFCCP can be used to address this issue. OFCCP en...
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Designing and Implementing Integrated Approaches to Population, Health, and Environment (PHE) WorkshopParticipants: GO, and NGO Planners and Managers Duration: 4 days
This workshop intends to build local capacity to design, implement and monitor integrated PHE approaches that are replicable, sustainable and generate impact on both human and ecosystem health.
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Michael Muhney's recent direct address to his Twitter followers let the world know that he wouldn't be returning to his famous role as 'Adam Newman' on 'The Young and the Restless'. Now, after it was announced that Justin Hartley has been officially hired to fill Muhney's old role, expected overreactions have taken place. But, that quirky story will quickly pass.
There's no real debate, among seasoned soap opera fans, about Muhney's efforts on YR. His four years of fame won't soon be forgotten. And, who knows, in Hollywoodland, he could always return to Genoa City again someday. Maybe as 'Adam's' more evil twin brother? If anyone could pull off that improbable storyline, that terrific actor surely could.
Acknowledging someone's talent is one thing. But, jumping emotionally overboard is far more than that, which takes us to the unusual cult (not to be confused with 'Ian Ward's (Ray Wise) New World Commune) that formed around Muhney after his still-unexplained departure.
The poor souls who pledged their love and lives to a human being who played a part on a daytime television show seemingly unknowingly revealed missing elements within their own lives. Further evidence of that point would involve bashing the assessment of such behavior, or claiming that those actions weren't exactly as described.
It's okay to become emotionally involved in any soap, as long as people remember that it's just a story. It's also natural to offer compassion to someone who lost his job, especially when a strong on-screen connection was formed. But, to literally worship a person one doesn't even know, for simply expressing an individual acting talent, reminds the public that obsession reflects the inner mind.
Lost in translation and intentionally buried at the bottom of this digital page is the name Justin Hartley. That TV drama veteran was the preferred choice of executive producer Jill Farren Phelps and CBS Daytime Senior Vice President Angela McDaniel. It's not surprising that their selection has irked some Muhney devotees. However, life continues to flow for the rest of the world.
Reasonable fans of YR will give Hartley a chance to make his mark. That group also didn't stop watching this show because one person they liked was fired, for whatever reason.
Here's hoping that Muhney experiences ongoing, renewed success. Best wishes are offered to Hartley as well, who has the acting chops to engage a loyal and reasonable audience.
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It wasn't like seeing a carbon copy, but when Jim Johannson, the executive director of hockey operations for USA Hockey, saw the Lincoln Stars' Luke Johnson in action, it felt like he had seen the young forward before.
"I played with and against his dad and he reminds me so much of his dad," Johannson told NHL.com.
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Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi have been plagued by rumors of major marriage trouble. Most recently a report hit that Portia spent much of the month of May in rehab. Now it's looking even worse for the pair as new rumors are making their way around. According to a Saturday report in Classicalite, Ellen and Portia are headed for splitsville after rumors of alcohol-charged fights, accusations and possibly even cheating.
The LGBT power couple seem to really be having some trouble and it's sad because they seemed really perfect together. Of course looks can be deceiving and it seems the power couple have been having trouble for some time.
According to reports, Ellen is aggressive and domineering while Portia is passive and just lets things build up. She allegedly has been drinking so much that it was causing even more issues in their marriage. The excessive drinking has led to multiple blow ups and the last one ended in Ellen reportedly giving Portia an ultimatum to go to rehab or get a divorce.
Allegedly Portia de Rossi took to drinking rather than confronting Ellen about things in their marriage that bothered her. She became more of a trophy wife and less of a partner. In turn, she reportedly began to lock herself away and spend much of her alone time drinking alcohol.
Now there are rumors that Ellen cheated on Portia while she was in rehab. They aren't fully substantiated but a few outlets are reporting seeing Ellen with a mystery brunette while the pair dined. According to the report, Ellen and the woman sat in a place where the paparazzi could easily see them and freely take pictures.
Portia de Rossi and Ellen DeGeneres divorce rumors are really unfortunate. For years the two women have been in each others lives and always seemed so in love. It seems that Ellen's huge success may have overshadowed her also famous wife and the imbalance really took it's toll.
It's unclear if the pair will be able to mend their broken marriage at this point.What do you think caused the marriage troubles for Ellen and Portia? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.


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I would like to ask for some help (hints, ideas) in solving the following problem:
Given integer $n>0$ and real $\alpha>0,\beta>1$ we want to show, that
if we define for any $x\in\mathbb{R}^{n}$ the function $$ g(\alpha,x) = \prod\limits_{i=0}^{n-1}(1+\alpha i)\cdot \left(\sum\limits_{i=1}^{n}x_i^{\alpha}\right)^{-\frac{1}{\alpha}-n} \cdot \left(\prod\limits_{i=1}^{n}x_i \right)^{\alpha-1} $$ and the domain $$ A = \{x>{0}:\ \sum\limits_{i} x_i^{\frac{1}{\beta}}>1 \} $$ then the integral given by $$ \int\limits_{A} g(\alpha,x) \mbox{d}x $$ is strictly monotonic with respect to $\alpha$. It could be shown that limits at $0$ and $\infty$ are equal to $n$ and $n^{\beta}$, respectively. It has been proved, that this expression is monotonic. Argument uses representation of $g$ as a limit of certain sequence of functions and cannot prove strict monotonicity.
I tried the following approach which fails: if we show that $g(\alpha,x)$ is analytic with respect to $\alpha$ then, according to the standard procedure (Leibnitz Integral Rule), we prove that integral is analytic. In fact, we easily get for $\alpha>1$ $$|g(\alpha,x)| \leqslant n^{n} \alpha^{n} \\|x\||_{\alpha}^{-n-1} $$ hence $g(\alpha,x)$ is locally uniformly integrable on $A$ with respect to $\alpha$.
However, the expression $ \left(\sum\limits_{i=1}^{n}x_i^{\alpha}\right)^{-\frac{1}{\alpha}-n}$ seems to be non-analytic (with respect to any domain in $\mathbb{C}$ extending positive real line). I wish I knew what other methods could be applied to such kind of problems.


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Remove autoplay on collected videos
Hey guys, it is really irritating when you sign on to your Diigo library and you've collected and embedded videos - they go off automatically and when you have several of them that can be really irritating to always have to scroll down and stop them all. It would be awesome if the autoplay were removed!! Thanks!
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K9's for Warriors and Patriot Paws provide assistance to our Veterans in a way there is no substitute for. As we think of our Veterans and even attempt to consider the life they will now lead, it is mind boggling how they can get through each day. It is not however, surprising or outside of our comprehension why so many reject the life style they left behind when joining up. We expect them to see and experience so many atrocities and yet return to society unscathed.
Easily withdrawing from society, experimenting with alcohol and drugs when they do not receive the help need to re-enter society. Many do reconnect with family and friends but easily withdraw in the coming months. There are safety nets which we can put in place, it just does not seem right somehow the help must come from organizations which work and provided assistance while surviving only on donations to provide this assistance.
K9's for Warriors and Patriot Paws are two of these organizations which train and provide Assistance Animals to our Veterans returning to society. Please take the time to send a donation and then write to our Political Representatives asking them to rethink the assistance we are able to provide and support these organizations with more financial resources.
www.K9's for Warriors.com and www.PatriotPaws.org are the site to access these two organizations.


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Forecast discussion: I hope all their moms enjoyed the brilliant sunshine and the 80 degree high temperature Boston received on Sunday. It is a little tough to put into a neat little package. However, you may want to bottle this weather for a future time. The weather pattern will become a little unsettled through the rest of the week.
Right now, a high pressure system over the Mid-Atlantic is controlling the weather. This high will slowly move to the south, as we await a cold front moving south from Quebec, Canada. We will still see temperatures near 80 degrees for high temperatures on Monday, but the front will quickly change that by Monday night. This "back door" cold front will not change our temperatures too much late Monday night, but the change will be felt on Tuesday. Temperatures will drop over 20 degrees as the high temperature on Tuesday barely reaches 60 degrees. Also, the front will help create a few showers early Wednesday morning.
As we move into Wednesday evening, a strong cold front forming in the north central U.S. will begin to trek towards the east. This front will help create scattered showers for Thursday. According to the American model, a low pressure center will form over the Delmarva Peninsula Thursday night, and move into the Mid-Atlantic for Friday. This low will help bring moisture from the Atlantic, and the front will extend south into the Gulf of Mexico. Getting two significant bodies of water to feed the low, we will have the opportunity to see heavy rain and scattered thunderstorms into Saturday morning.
The low will slowly be pushed out to sea, and precipitation will taper off to showers by Saturday afternoon. Eventually, the rainfall will end by early Saturday evening. A weak ridge of high pressure will give us limited sunshine for next Sunday, with the chance for more showers by the evening. Temperatures will rebound after Tuesday's below seasonable conditions. But, temperatures will fall to the lower 60's for high temperatures by next Sunday.
72 hour forecast:
Tonight: Partly cloudy with a low of 57.
Monday: Mostly sunny in the morning with increasing clouds in the afternoon. We will have a high of 81 with southwest winds of 14-17 mph.
Monday night: Cloudy with isolated showers just before midnight. We will see a low of 54 with winds shifting to the north-northeast at 7-10 mph.
Tuesday: Partly sunny and cooler with a high of 57.
Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy with isolated showers by 4 a.m. and a low of 47.
Wednesday: Overcast with scattered showers by the morning commute. We will see a high of 60.
Wednesday night: Scattered showers with a low of 54.
Extended Forecast:
Thursday: Scattered showers. Highs 69-72, lows 58-61.
Friday: Mostly cloudy with moderate to heavy rain and scattered thunderstorms. Highs 67-70, lows 54-57.
Saturday: Heavy rain and thunderstorms in the morning, tapering to showers in the afternoon, before ending in the early evening. Highs 67-70, lows 50-53.
Sunday: Partly sunny with evening showers. Highs 62-65, lows 52-55.


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The manhunt continues in western Kansas for the inmate who escaped the Kearny County Jail in Lakin Monday night.
It's now three days into the search for Mitchell Ebihara and despite several possible spottings of the escapee, he had not been caught.
Wednesday morning a Lakin man called authorities, saying someone matching Ebihara's description asked him for a ride, but he refused. A few hours later, KHP saw a man walking down the railroad tracks about a half mile east of town, wrapped in a blanket.
"Had a blanket over his head, and then radioed out, kind of set up a perimeter, we kind of walked inwards and looked, but we never found him," said Lt. Josh Biera with the Kansas Highway Patrol.
With a dangerous criminal on the loose, officials are leaving no stone unturned. In addition to a ground search, using horses, dogs and ATV's, authorities are also searching from above, using paragliders and local planes.
"We checked every residence, every building whether it was occupied or not between Deerfied and Lakin south of the river," said Lt. David Smith with the Garden City Police Department.
Officers say the recent wet weather has made tracking difficult, but it has also made it harder for Ebihara to travel very far. Authorities say some footprints were found near the riverbed in Holcomb about 17 miles east of Lakin.
When asked how the dangerous criminal was able to escape custody, the Kearny County sheriff said, "Obviously jail policy was not followed and we're looking into that. But right now, our main focus is finding Ebihara."
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CapacitanceŁş6000mah / 9000mah / 12000mah
InputŁş5V / 2.1A (max)
OutputŁşMicro USB:5V/1Aˇ˘USB:5V/1A
ColorŁşdreaming pink, flowery blue, classic black and faddish silver!
DimensionŁş52.4 * 24 * 86.5mm / 71.6 * 24 * 86.5mm / 90.8 * 24 * 86.5mm
Net weightŁş150g / 220g / 290g
Standard ConfigurationŁşOne black Micro to 30 pin apple connectorˇ˘Storage Bag
Applicable productsŁşcompatible for most USB charging mobile phones, all digital products and apple products.
Products descriptionŁş
1.Classic built in USB input and output design makes you free from taking USB cables trouble.
2.Duel outputs, one Micro USB cable output and one USB port output, can charge two devices simultaneously.
3.Standard package includes one Micro to apple 30 pin connector, which could work with all apple products, most USB charging mobiles and electronic devices.
4.High capacity and it takes only 2 hours to fully charge iPhone5.
5.Intelligent charging and discharging protection design and intelligent low self-consuming in dormant status design. It can save the power more than half year without using.
6.4 LED power indicator blinks when charging. Knowing the remaining power by pressing at any time.
7.Green energy product, self-consuming lower than 50uA, recyclable.
PackageŁşApple authorized professional MFI package ( packages has MFI logo )


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Event Date: 04/02/2013Event Time: 8:00 PM - 10:00 PMLocation: Jazzman's CafeDescription: Teams of up to 4 people test their knowledge of random trivia against other teams. Great prizes are given for each round and a grand priZe. Why not put your knowledge of random things to good use. We will see you at Quizzo.
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Here's how I think the New Orleans Saints should pursue their unrestricted free agents:
Priority 1
These are the players the club must re-sign.
Left tackle Jermon Bushrod
Strong safety Roman Harper
Wide receiver Lance Moore
Priority 2
These players are key parts of the Saints' plan.
Tight end David Thomas
Center Jon Goodwin
Defensive tackle Remi Ayodele
Free safety Darren Sharper
Defensive end-tackle Anthony Hargrove
Linebacker Scott Shanle
Offensive tackle Zach Strief
Fullback Heath Evans
Returner Courtney Roby
Priority 3
File this group under "wants" not "needs."
Defensive end Jeff Charleston
Tight end Tory Humphrey
Defensive back Usama Young
Defensive end/tackle Jimmy Wilkerson
Safety Pierson Prioleau
Safety Chris Reis
Cornerback Leigh Torrence
Linebacker Marvin Mitchell
Linebacker Kawika Mitchell
Linebacker Danny Clark
Not priorities
Running back Ladell Betts
Running back Julius Jones
Running back DeShawn Wynn
Safety Matt Giordano
Wild card
What to do about running back Reggie Bush? Will he re-work his contract or force the team to cut him so he can pursue a deal on the open market? Teams can start cutting players Thursday.


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Does anyone have a Smart Carry for a Sig 228 or similar? How does it work for a larger gun? I'm not bragging about my piece size, but it's larger than some of them. LOL
This is a discussion on Smart carry within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; The most comprehensive video series on Smart Carry I have found. View them all, this is what helped me chose to buy one. YouTube - ...
The most comprehensive video series on Smart Carry I have found. View them all, this is what helped me chose to buy one.
YouTube - passive101's Channel
He even has Lima as a subscription. :)
Does anyone have a Smart Carry for a Sig 228 or similar? How does it work for a larger gun? I'm not bragging about my piece size, but it's larger than some of them. LOL
Pro-Peace & Pro Piece
I carry the XD45 Service model about 1 out of 6 days. It's got it's draw backs in speed of draw (under 2 seconds) but I'm not worried about being made, hense I've got the element of suprise. It prints the worst from MY perspective (looking right down at it), but from all other angles it's not a big printing issue. I also use the little tricks of ironing on a patch on the inside of my pants to cut up possible printing in dress pants. I've used this system for almost 5 years now. Never been made, not a problem. I deal with many many LEO and I've converted a fair amount of them to the smartcarry. (I own 4 SC's. One for each of my primary carries and one that is almost worn to pieces.) I carry xd45 service, Glock 27 and Taurus 651. The level of comfort goes up with each with the revolver being the most comfortable because it's got a rounded grip. (Depending on my level of defense I need. If I'm with wife or family memebers I need to make sure I've got the rounds to allow them time to escape. When it's just me I can justifie the revolver some days.)
I've got a gut but i've learned to keep it looser. I do have to adjust the grip when sitting in some trucks, but thats for comfort.
I have one and hate it- i tried putting it lower, right, left, up down to adjust and nothing works for me. When I sit it totally jabs into my gut. I actually wear it at 3 O'clock while I shop for a new holster. (I have a HK P2K)
I like the SmartCarry, have gone dancing with it, great concealment for my Ruger P345, which is a significant size. Charlie, the owner of SmartCarry, carries a 1911, as do many others, with no problems. I had some problems with the smaller 9mm digging into my waist while sitting at a restaurant, but a simple adjustment straightened it out. Deploying the weapon may take longer, but there are so many variables with deploying a weapon that I have not found it problematic. Great service, too. Don't have to wait 9 months for delivery...
Semper Vigilantia - Semper Paratus
NRA Life Member
It took me awhile (months) to "master" carry of my XD45 service model where it didn't jab and poke me, but I wish I could use IWB. I have not found the perfect carry holster but am 90% happy with smartcarry. My draw time is slower but no more then ankle or SOB and the element of surprise is defiantly there. So it's still true that one style will not work for everyone.
Is anyone else's SmartCarry holster showing signs of wear at the bottom where the barrel is?
- I sold mine to the Muslim guy 4 doors down from me...
... OK boys, they have us surrounded. Don't let any of them get away!!!
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I carry a Sig P-226 and a spare 12rd mag in my Smart Carry. It works great and is very comfortable. The only thing I noticed is that with the size of my gun, when wearing jeans, it works best if the jeans are relaxed fit or stuff gets a little cramped down there :). Looking down I notice the grip printing, or sometimes the barrel, but looking in a mirror it doesn't seem that bad.
"People should not be afraid of their governments; governments should be afraid of their people".
-- V for Vendetta
NRA Associate Member
In my case (job, attire, body) the two best options to carry are the Smartcarry and an ankle holster. I purchased the smartcarry for my Glock 27, but the grip printed a little on my Dockers, plus I think that i got a little self-conscious. I decided to carry my S&W 442 in it instead and the G27 on my ankle.
The SC is more suitable for my Airweight revolver, but I would carry my baby Glock in it if I had to.To me it is comfortable enough that I can work 8 - 10 hours per day, mostly sitting at my desk, without any complaints.
I do have to do minor "adjustments" when I stand up by sticking my right hand in my pocket and pushing down on the grip to move the whole package down. I like to wear it low (very low) because the gun disappears and adds to the comfort factor.
So far I am very pleased with the Smartcarry, plus it was delivered within a week and Charlie is a great guy to deal with.
Duty, Honor, Country...MEDIC!!!
¡Cuánto duele crecer, cuan hondo es el dolor de alzarse en puntillas y observar con temblores de angustia, esa cosa tremenda, que es la vida del hombre! - René Marqués
last comment on smart carry from me, for now .
When I do come out of the closet to someone that I have a CCW and carry, it's usually once I've gotten them into the "brotherhood" aka, taken them to the range and they are getting their CCW and they start asking questions like "who else carried." Don't they look like freaks with their guns hanging out." Thats when I blow them away. When my Aunt Carol asked how I holster and I told her that for the last 5 years EVERY time she has seen me I've been armed, in a smart carry, she was VERY surprised! My avatar has me packing, all my photos on my websites I'm armed. I tried to find a picture when I wasn't armed, couldn't' find one unless I went back over 5 years.
Kinda like my wallet. I'm just never without it (unless not able by law.) For the price of a holster from Charley I can't stress enough that anyone that wants to try it should. And if I'm not mistaken, if you buy it and don't like it I THINK he has a money back guarantee.
I even think their are some cheaper imitations, but for the price I'll stick with what works for me.
If I had the time I would love to approach him about setting up a franchise in my part of the country for gun shows, but the web site does a great job.
Rmarkustrucker is not overstating the concealibility of the Smart Carry. Our son and daughter (15 and 23, respectively) have both been taught respect for firearms, but my daughter was not until very recently aware that I'd been armed most of her life, the last 2 years using the SmartCarry most of the time. On vacations, I've even been able to change into pajamas without them noticing a Beretta 92FS (I have a set of the white version--looks like underwear when seen in a suitcase and blends under light colored pants). I think the hardest part of wearing it is having confidence that people arent going to immediately see "something different" that will strike them as an imprinting. Bottom line is that Charlie's explainations for this are quite valad--people's eyes generally avoid the area of the lower abdomen on people they meet. So, have confidence. If you don't tell 'em, they won't know. By the way, I've found that some firearms, particularly in the .380 range, are more comfortable if worn just a little higher if you are girth is in the "done lop" range, as is mine. If you find you get poked in the lower abdomen by the hammer when you sit, slight pressure on the butt of the pistol, which is likely riding close to the upper part of your pocket, will easily rotate the pistol's position so that the hammer and butt (or handgard, if applicable) form a "V". Really, it only takes a slight push toward center, due to the holster's design. Try having it ride a little high and a little low under different positions when you get one (sitting, standing, etc.--takes just a few minutes of prep time) and then it's just a matter of "fine tuning". Again, don't be afraid just because it's right up front for all to see. It really does work and you can do everything but swim with it (well, I suppose that too, if absolutely necessary and wearing dark clothing...).
By the way, as a brand newcomer to this forum, just want to say I've found more useful advise here in a half-hour than several days of web searching.
Anything worth doing is worth complicating.
Cannot agree more. I was thinking about the Smart Carry for summer wear, usually gym shorts, and I find this thread going. This thread has now convinced me to get the SC for summer, when my Cross Breed SUpertuck will not due.By the way, as a brand newcomer to this forum, just want to say I've found more useful advise here in a half-hour than several days of web searching.
I carry a gun because I can't carry a cop!!
Politically Incorrect Self Defense


text: firstname.lastname@example.com (Jon M. Taylor) wrote on 05.01.99 in <email@example.com>:> It *has* to be this way. Userspace code cannot just go around> blindly reconfiguring the hardware out from under the kernel drivers. You> can argue forever about what should and should not go into the fbdev> drivers (acceleration, mode timing calculations, etc) but the ability to> lock framebuffer and MMIO region accesses and maintain hardware state> **MUST** be present in the kernel drivers, and **ALL** userspace code> **MUST** conform to the kernel's way of doing things.So here's an idea. Would this work? Would it be simple enough? (Has someone already done something similar?)* Invent some sort of data structure able to describe what you need to do to set the hardware to the current display mode, for any display mode on any card. I suspect a sequence of I/O or memory accesses with limited timing info might go a long way there. Of course, if hardware is so brain damaged that it's impossible to figure out how to talk to (some parts of) it at all without knowing all prior history, you have a problem, but that's *really* crappy hardware. I think we can ignore that mess.* Possibly add info what this does to some critical address parameters you need to keep track of. Such as, "after this is done, register X is found at address Y."* Maybe we also need minimal info on how to return the hardware to a "simple" default state?* Have an ioctl that says "here is a data structure describing the hardware state I need. Please activate." Oh, and one to get the previous state.* Have the kernel switch to whatever is the current state of the hardware on the new console when the console is switched.This would mean that user code does not need to rely on hardware registers to find out what state the hardware was in when it started, and also that getting to a sane mode would be a lot easier after a user program crash.This would not, of course, mean calling the kernel for any pixel you want to draw - *only* for mode changes.Also, it would *not* mean needing a different driver for any video card on the market.MfG Kai-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to firstname.lastname@example.com read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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New Orleans Saints safety Roman Harper made a guest appearance on the NFL Network on Monday, joining former teammate Darren Sharper. After being razzed about the defense's struggles in 2012, Harper talked about his excitement to work with coach Sean Payton again and new defensive coordinator Rob Ryan for the first time.
Here's a clip from his appearance.


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Near Seoul Station- Twin studio type B
Maximální počet hostů2
Počet místností1
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Kuchyně
- Klimatizace
- Pračka / sušička
- Televize
- Výtah v budově
- Uzamykatelný pokoj
- Internet/WiFi
|fl. kyungsung building chungpa-dong ka, Yongsan-Ku, 140-868 Seoul, Jižní Korea
|Typ nemovitosti
|Ident. objektu
We are located near by Seoul statiion, which is transfered via subway
to the any places in Seoul city including metro Seoul city. You can reach your destinations within 20 min's via subway from Seoul station and please
refer to the transit time as follow.
from here to Seoul station : 5 min's by foot
from Seoul station to myungdong ; 10 min's by subway line no. 4 (2 stops)
from Seoul station to Dongdaemoon market: 15 min's by subway line no. 4 (3 stops)
from Seoul station to Namdaemoon market : 10 min's by subway line no.4 (1 stop)
from Seoul station to Hongdae : 10 min's by airport train ( 2 stops )
We have 23 rooms which are various types like single, twin, triple,
and domitory for 4 person and each rooms have followings.
- wireless internet
- refrigerator
- shower bath
We also have two kitchens which can cook instance foods by self.
Two washers and driers.
No noise
100 % ; a week before
75 % : 5 days before
50 % : 3 days before
Not available ; 2 days before
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|Cena za měsíc
|754 €
|Příjezd po
|Check-in before
|Odjezd před
|Stornovací podmínky
I was at Seoul for attending an academic conference. The guest house is closer to the Seoul station (about 5 minutes), so It is convenient to go anywhere. Also, Mr. YM is nice and willing to answer any questions via Wimdu and at guest house. Although the room looks smaller than the picture on the Wimdu, it is clean and comfortable.
About the shortcomings: 1. Poor voice prevention. At the first night, some guests were noisy at the kitchen and their room even it was already midnight. 2. You should better prepare your own toothpaste because they replace room's toothpaste (actually includes shampoo and shower gel) until it run out.
I stayed here for about 3 months and it was great; it's more expensive than some other places you could stay in Seoul, but there's a good reason for that. Every room is brand new, and has everything you'll need. The place is kept very clean, and there is a bit of free food and/or tea and coffee that you can make for yourself each morning. When you move in everything will look exactly like the pictures - it really is that new and that clean.
- Ověřenou kvalitu ubytování
- Prověření každého hostitele
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John Prescott, director of academic affairs at the AAMC and an emergency physician who served in the Army for eight years, has family members serving the military. An academic physician for more than 20 years, he says medical schools bring a unique perspective to this issue.
"We bring together education, critical care and research and focus all three on the health care needs of military and their families," he says. "And that's a powerful force of change."
Prescott says medical schools and institutions will share the most up-to-date diagnostic and therapeutic information related to traumatic brain injury and psychological health conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder.
"We've been sharing medical-education curriculum online using a forum we call iCollaborative to help ensure that the next generation of doctors and other health care providers are properly trained to treat those who have sacrificed so much for our country," he says.
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HomeGoods Winner and My Rug Choice
Guys!! I am sorry I have been a little MIA this last week, you will totally understand why shortly. How is that for cryptic?
I wanted to pop in and share with you my rug choice and the giveaway winner!
I would say that the votes for the rugs were pretty evenly split so a third of you know me SOOOOO well. As for the other 2/3…so disappointing. Just kidding, I would have taken any of the rugs so you know me pretty dang well too!
So lets chat about this awesome rug for a minute so you can understand why I bought it.
Go with me on this one.
I walk into HomeGoods and see it on the far wall. And I was like "OH FETCHIN CRAPBALLS CRAP. Do I run? Do I remain composed? Do I pray?" So I did my best to do all 3, but you know what it like when you see something awesome and *possibly* pray that everyone around it goes temporarily blind to up your chances of scoring the sweet find.
Don't tell me you have never prayed for temporary blindness. Cause you and I both know that is a lie.
1. Its REEEEEDICULOUSLY beautiful. I don't have any black in my house at all (because I usually prefer dark gray) but I love the high contrast black and white.
2. There are a few elements in the room that are major color expenses (meaning they are mucho colorful) and I needed something that was colorless.
3. HELLO ITS AZTEC CHEVRON! How perfect is that for my Santa Fe Brothel theme?!? FREAKIN PERFECT that's how.
4. It was $99…and its reversible. So basically it was $50.00. Which is exactly how I explained it to my hubs.
Now for the winner of the $250 HomeGoods Gift Card.
Can you guys believe that there were over 10,600 entries? That is amazing!!! I love that you guys love HomeGoods as much as I do, hopefully I can do another fun giveaway soon!!
Congrats to Trish! (If your name is Trish check your email! You have 48 hours to respond from the time the email was sent or another winner will be drawn.)
Love Your Guts, Mandi


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Melissa always knew that her family wasn't perfect, but she never suspected the shocking truth… And then she had to hide it…
Throughout her life, Melissa Jesperson Moore has had to hide her true identity. She had to pretend that life was perfect after her parents divorced and she was suddenly uprooted from everything familiar and loving. She had to be silent, and to pretend not to be disturbed or upset when her father did things like brutally strangling stray animals in front of her.
Those experiences prepared Melissa to hide the deepest, darkest secret of all. As a teenager, she discovered that her father, Keith Hunter Jesperson, had been imprisoned for murder. Shockingly, it became apparent that her father had not only committed one murder, but was actually the "Happy Face" serial murderer who had haunted the Northwest and other parts of the nation. Melissa found herself in deep despair and shame for the victims and their families, even as she began to harbor a growing fear that others would feel that she must be just like her father. Melissa hid that secret, and quietly began to build a more healthy life of her own. She found a gentle and loving man to marry, had two children, her heart began to fill with rays of hope. However, she could never quite rid herself of the dark shadow of secrecy and shame.
Then one day, her beautiful, innocent daughter looked into her eyes and said, "Mommy… everybody's got a daddy. Where's your daddy?"
Shattered Silence is an astonishing, true narrative of personal and spiritual transformation. From her secret life as "the daughter of The Happy Face Serial Murderer" to a woman that bared her soul and inspired millions, Melissa leads the reader on the vulnerable, compelling, and sometimes very raw journey of what it took to shatter the silence, and claim her own life.