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Niels began harvesting his Shiraz grapes on Wednesday…
Late on Tuesday night, in anticipation of the first day of picking, Niels shaved his head. It's his harvest ritual.
'During harvest he doesn't have time to brush the three remaining hairs on his head,' explains Penny, 'so it's become tradition, along with growing a beard.'
Penny adds, 'the beard gets trimmed into all sorts of wonderful designs, mutton chops, scary moustaches, a bokkie that was plaited – Niels's way of dealing with post-harvest stress!'

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A lot of people wonder what I, as a Primal life enthusiast, eat on a daily basis. So I thought I'd show you. This was Monday, January 16th. Enjoy.
I always start the day with coffee. Usually with canned coconut milk (steamed on the stove), but today I used heavy whipping cream. I put the teaspoon there to show you that it doesn't take much heavy whipping cream to make your coffee delicious and creamy. Plus, dairy is a moderation food on the Primal Pyramid, so I don't use a lot. And when I do use it, I always get the highest quality, full fat dairy I can find. Cinnamon on top!
Breakfast was 2 eggs cooked in grass-fed butter with a huge dollop of salsa. I always get the best quality eggs I can find….it is worth the extra few bucks.
Snack time! I had organic baby carrots dipped in my homemade Mayo, plus a few macadamia nuts (expensive, yes; but have greater health benefits than other nuts).
I made Cauliflower Crust Pizza for lunch. All the ingredients were: cauliflower, egg, oregano, garlic, garlic powder, chili pepper flakes, pizza sauce, cheese (high quality, full fat), ground turkey, and spinach. It fell apart a little, but tasted fantastic. SO EASY!
Tea time. I love hot tea, especially on cold Denver days. Chai is my favorite…I always brew it with 2 tea bags for max flavor. I steamed a little bit of coconut milk (maybe 1/4 a cup or less) and threw that in. It's the perfect afternoon drink.
Dinner: I didn't eat. I was too full from the pizza. What you can't tell in that picture is that it was HUGE…like 2 servings. I was feeling a little run down this day, so I just hydrated a lot with water, a little coconut water and one glass of red wine after a chair massage**.
Listening to your body is a big part of being Primal. A lot of people cannot fathom skipping a meal. But if your not hungry, you shouldn't eat. Your body is this magical thing that has a voice…we've learned to hush that physical voice in our modern society, and instead listen to our taste buds and mental/emotional pleasure centers. When you start eating Primally, the foods you eat really satiate you longer than a diet that is high in carbs and lower in fat. Because I'm so satiated, I often skip meals. And I use to be that person that NEVER would fathom such a thing. It's just not a big deal now. Forcing myself to eat when my body says "no" is not appealing. DON'T FREAK OUT THOUGH! If you're new to being primal, don't think that you have to skip meals…this definitely comes with some time and learning to hear your body.
**What my body actually told me this day was, "Forget about eating anymore, go to Whole Foods and get a chair massage; because you are ALL kinds of knotted up". I am so glad I listened, because I paid for 15 minutes, but the guy generously went for 30 minutes. And we talked about doing a massage trade for some video work that he needs. I love trade work…especially when it means I get MASSAGES!
If you like this post, leave a comment and let me know! I can definitely do more photo food logs/blogs! They're fun. And my menu is different everyday!


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To learn a little more about how Wizeo was born and how it works, we connected with site guru Guy Bauman, who answered a few questions for us. "[We were] trying to evaluate where non-profits could need some help," he explained. "Ultimately, it was really my first-hand experience at an event that kind of triggered this idea.
"It was a book reading with a chef who I had never heard of; a friend of mine invited me and I saw so many people there. The speaker spoke for a few minutes and after that, asked were there any questions, and all the hands in the theater went up. It kind of triggered to me the concept of people really wanting meaningful engagement with these people who are interesting to us."
"What we're trying to do is create an interesting content destination," Guy continued. "We want people to be curious about the people they can find on our site. We reach out to the talent, and in some cases the talent comes to us. And in some cases the non-profits come to us."
"I think what's interesting in general is the variety of campaigns that are going on," he added. "One person could be interested in multiple appeals."
A selling point for Wizeo is that the live chats which conclude every fundraising effort are live, with direct interaction between the sponsoring personality and the backers.You can actually talk to the people that have motivated you to get involved. "One thing we've been saying about this experience is that it's live video, which in our opinion is so much more engaging than pre-recorded video," Guy told us. "We're really excited about the live video aspect. The platform has a built in moderator functionality, and anyone you choose can be a moderator or no one can be a moderator."
It might seem like a big undertaking, but really this inviting new website boils down to something pretty simple. "There are so many incredible people across all walks of life who have incredible stories to share," he said, "and we're looking to create this platform to allow them to share their stories, and activating the audience to hear their stories directly from them for the world's most important causes."
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Do Thais lack spirit for democracy?
Author: John J Brandon, The Asia Foundation
As Thais begin to celebrate Buddhist New Year (known as 'songkran') next week, they will be doing so under the specter that forces inside the country will not have reached an acceptable agreement in resolving the nation's four-year political impasse.
Since mid-March, thousands of anti-government demonstrators, known as 'red shirts,' from the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) have tied-up traffic in major intersections of Bangkok, including the city's commercial center where shopping malls and banks were closed for three days earlier this week. On April 7, after protesters pushed through the main gate of the parliament compound, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva declared a state of emergency in Bangkok to help restore order, the red shirts are demanding that Mr. Abhisit dissolve Parliament and call for new elections.
They vow to stay put until Mr. Abhisit steps down. The red shirts believe Mr. Abhisit lacks legitimacy because neither he nor the political party he leads, the Democrat Party, has won a popular mandate in an election.
In many respects, the red shirts have borrowed a page from their political opponents' playbook. The supporters of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) (also known as the 'yellow shirts') were successful when they took to the streets to help bring down former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted in a military coup in September 2006. Subsequent governments were surrogates for Mr. Thaksin. In response, the yellow shirts staged high-profile protests, including taking over the Government House for three months in 2008, followed shortly thereafter by shutting down Bangkok's two major airports for a week.
Many of Thaksin's supporters are furious over what they call 'a silent coup,' led by members of Thailand's established elite, including the military, which allowed Mr. Abhisit to form a government. In reality, since neither the Democrat Party nor the Puea Thai Party (to which the red shirts belong) received a majority of seats, Mr. Abhisit was able to cobble together a coalition of smaller parties to create a majority in the parliament. Members of this coalition had been previously aligned with Mr. Thaksin and then switched their allegiance to Mr. Abhisit and the Democrats. The optics may look lousy, but there is nothing illegal about this. As prime minister, Mr. Abhisit has the backing of the military and the palace, the likelihood of him being removed is remote. Mr. Abhisit will continue to rule, but how effectively remains in deep question.
Even if Mr. Abhisit were to capitulate to the red shirts' demands to resign, a new election is unlikely to resolve Thailand's political tensions. Neither the Puea Thai nor the Democrat Party would win an outright majority of seats in the Parliament. Therefore, smaller parties would play a critical role in how a new government would be formed. As political ideology has never played a factor in Thai politics, this would all be about who can cut the best deal by promising power and influence.
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To his credit, Mr. Abhisit has never denied the red shirts the right to air their grievances, but has appealed to his opponents to work within the system rather than conducting mass protests on the street. But Mr. Abhisit's appeal has not gained any resonance because many of these protesters have little or no faith in the political system. Conditions inside Thailand have been exacerbated by the failure of the country's democratic institutions to bridge the divide between a new capitalist class that has won the backing of the rural poor with populist policies and an established elite that is seeking to maintain its traditional grip on power.
As Thais begin to celebrate their New Year among friends and family with the spiritual aspects of water and renewal, perhaps they will reflect upon the need for citizens to develop or rediscover that same public spirit to promote democracy, that rather ironically a former senior military officer said is missing. In all likelihood, it will take years before a political resolution is reached. Where ever one stands in the Thai body politic, this impasse is not something to feel celebratory about.
John Brandon is The Asia Foundation's Director of International Relations Programs in Washington, D.C.
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Unfortunately, democratic means to protest and demonstrate to drive change do not function when the establishment you protest against is not democratic in the first place, as is the case with Thailand.
When the other side is suppressing free speech, when they are shutting down opposition media, when archaic laws regarding monarchy are used to jail and silence people, when judges are appointed by military junta and corruption runs rampant, expecting democratic tools to work to drive change is disingenuous and unrealistic.
If a truly democratic framework was in place then it would be valid to criticize the means people are using today to force their points. But, alas, it does not exist in Thailand. The political history of the country for the past few decades is a fantastic example of how establishing democratic governments has failed or been undermined time and time again. And more often than not by the military establishment, who no doubt the general interviewed for this article represents as well.
If there ever was a true desire for a democratic Thailand in the establishment and power elite in the past, they've spent the past few decades fumbling the ball to create one. The chaos that exists today is a direct fruit of those massive failures. One hopes that by some miracle the current red shirt protests reach a goal where a true democratic Thailand could emerge but the chances of that happening are slight (one can still hope).
It is not the people of Thailand who lack the sophistication for democracy. It is the military generals and the business elite who lack this sophistication (including the Thai general who was quoted here).


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Eating your veggies and exercising regularly will get you quite far healthwise, but sometimes it's just not enough. A good relationship, while excellent for your psychological well-being, has perks beyond a happy heart. One factor, above all, can determine whether your relationship will be successful (or not) and that is your attachment style. If you and your partner mesh well and create a secure base, you stand to gain many, many benefits. We've outlined some of the ways that our relationships have been proven to impact our health below.
Stress Reduction: In an experiment using fMRI, James Coan of the University of Virginia found that for women anticipating a mild electric shock, holding the hand of a stranger somewhat reduced activation in areas of the brain responsible for stress. However, when women held their husband's hand, stress was barely detectable at all. A 2010 experiment found that men who were in a relationship had smaller spikes in cortisol levels than single men after taking part in a competitive game.
Lower Blood Pressure: A study by Brian Baker of the University of Toronto found, for example, that if you have a mild form of high blood pressure, being close to your spouse if you are in a good marriage lowers your blood pressure. Unfortunately, the opposite is also true: Your partner can get your blood pressure to go through the roof if you're in a bad relationship. In addition, researchers have found that blood pressure for married adults – especially those happily married – dipped more during sleep than other individuals. Blood pressure remaining high during the night puts you at a greater risk of cardiovascular problems than people whose blood pressure dips, Holt-Lunstad said.
Stronger Immune System and Faster Wound Healing: As in many cases, this advantage is true for couples in a good relationship but not in hostile/unhappy ones. In one experiment, when couples were instructed to either discuss enjoyable matters or to engage in a conflict-evoking conversation,it was found that during the latter, wounds took, on average, a full day longer to heal than after the sessions in which the couples discussed something pleasant. Among couples who exhibited especially high levels of hostility, the wounds took a full two days longer to heal than those of couples who had exhibited less animosity while fighting.
Longevity: According to a study by David Roelfs, assistant professor of sociology at the University of Louisville, Ky., the risk of death was 32 percent higher across a lifetime for single men compared to married men. Single women face a 23 percent higher mortality risk, compared to married women. A different study found that married people are more than twice as likely as single people to be alive 15 years after coronary bypass surgery
Lowered risk for depression: This advantage is especially notable in women. It has also been found that married bipolar women have fewer and milder depressive episodes than their never-married counterparts.
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It's Black Music Month. Enjoy the 2014 series. Support the artists. Buy their licensed music. And turn up as you dance along.
Brief history: In 2010, I wrote a music series honoring Black Music Month on Associated Content's site (republished on Examiner). The focus was to honor new R&B singers, veteran R&B singers, solo rappers, and evenly split the musical salute between female and male rappers. The only artists I was not willing to split up were Salt n' Pepa because they worked as a unit. In 2014, it's about time to salute more artists, but in the spirit of Salt n' Pepa's legacy, R&B groups and rap groups will be included. The pattern in 2014 will be newer R&B singers (from 2000 to present), R&B and/or hip-hop groups, veteran R&B singers, and then solo rappers, still evenly split between women and men.
Black Music Month Turn Up Factor "Turn down for what?": If you like dance (house) music, you may like Crystal Waters. If you like jazz, you may like Crystal Waters. And if you like jazz and house music mixed together, there's no way in the world you should be missing out on Crystal Waters' top hits. Now '80s babies may only remember her most popular songs, such as "100% Pure Love" and "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)," but "Storyteller" album was an incredible mix of jazz, funk, soul, R&B and dance music all rolled into one of the biggest perks of 1993. And she made a killing with dance club songs on the charts and in the clubs from the '90s to now. She also recognized "The Wire" star Michael K. Williams before he was Omar. Check out his dance moves in the "100% Pure Love" video.
My Connection/First Memory to Artist: I started off knowing her as the "la da di la doo dow" lady from the "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)" song. My elementary school peers sang that song all of the time. But I was really curious what else she was singing so I purchased her cassette tapes in my late elementary school years and early high school years. I was deep into Ace of Base, too, so when I stopped dancing to one cassette tape, I'd immediately turn on the other. I was so impressed by "Storyteller" that it made me continue to support her career. She even managed to make breakups worth jumping on the dance floor ("Momma Told Me"). I enjoyed her dance songs (ex "Relax" and "What I Need"), but my favorite songs from her were soulful ones (ex. "Ghetto Day," "Storyteller" and "Lover Lay Low"). Almost two decades later, I happened to be playing "Storyteller" in my car CD player (yes, I upgraded from cassette tapes) and my mother was baffled about why I kept this gem to myself. She went straight to a music store before the week was out and bought two of her albums. I guess it's never too late to support artists.
Numbers Don't Lie: Crystal Waters dominated the dance pop charts. On Billboard's Dance/Club Songs charts, she skyrocketed to the top 10 with "Come On Down" (14 weeks, peaked at number one), "Say...If You Feel Alright" (14 weeks, peaked at number six), "Relax" (11 weeks, peaked at number one), "What I Need" (13 weeks, peaked at number one), "100% Pure Love" (15 weeks, peaked at number one), "Makin Happy" (10 weeks, peaked at number one) and "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless") (14 weeks, peaked at number one).
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Chelsea, 16 May, 1856—
Dear Lord Ashburton,
This morning Ruskin, from Dover, sent me the enclosed Note, with an old Newspaper from which I have cut out what was of use to you,—Ruskin's speech at Oxford to his assembled mechanics.1 I have not read it, being extremely busy all morning: please do not burn it till I come; perhaps tomorrow or next day (if the Fates are so beneficent) I may find a chance of looking into it. Ruskin I have found in all things to mean well, and aim high with the very highest; but he strikes me always as infinitely too hopeful of men and things,—in fact as having soared aloft out of all contact with rugged facts; which class of objects accordingly he contemplates, as with outspread level wings, very much at his ease, far up in the azure aether.— — It is certain, however, he does teach various working young men to draw, and has a boundless zeal to continue teaching more and more. His Fourth volume2 (whh I have not time to read) is full of the finest "eloquence," Swiss descriptions &c,—the like of whh I have hardly ever seen;—but tending nowhither, except towards the impracticable, the impossible, so far as I could surmise. It is one of the strangest Books, for gift and want of gift, I have ever met with. The man himself I find exceedingly amiable, in spite of all that is said. But he flies out like a soda-water bottle, gets into the eyes of various people (being incautiously drawn), and these of course complain dreadfully!
I do design for Addiscombe before you get away: If the weather pleased to take up, it might be tomorrow,—if I had a horse or hippogriff, why not this very night!—but I have only bad feet and railways, and dejected heart (unwell below par): unless it be really bright, I do not calculate steadily on tomorrow. But we shall see, we shall see. On Sunday I come at any rate;—and tell My Lady I compute, as to Saturday, that if I be not there, at six, I have no right to dinner.
And so I remain, with many aspirations,—recommending myself to your prayers
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Silk Assassin by MJWilliamWatch
©2005-2016 MJWilliam
A commissioned piece. This was a ton of fun, because it really let me indulge my love of all things Asian, in particular Japanese lifestyle and culture. The central figure is loosely based on Devon Aokis character in Sin City.
Some closeups here: [link]
Some detail shots to follow. Oil on illustration board, 14x17".
Some closeups here: [link]
Some detail shots to follow. Oil on illustration board, 14x17".
Unique artistic point of view!!
I love how you captured the texture of the kimono, and the image seems almost split between the red and pink screen on the right and the blue and green garden on the left. It gives an impression of standing on the threshold between two worlds.
you are SO talented!
I saw the links to the details, but still I wish I could look at this closer. Again, thanks for wonderful art!
She is just cool. And the color is just beautifully done!
I'm speechless: beautiful work and awesome colors!
The colors are unbeleivable! It's beautiful! Can't say much esle...it's a favorite!
there's a russian chat?
There was...
this is an ass destroyer art hahahaha...just great
very colourfully dangerous ^_^
This is an amazing oil painting ! Instant fav!
Amazingly beautiful piece... I can't get over how vibrant the colours are.... I'm slightly in love with this piece!
This is amazing! I love how you did the light refraction!
that is so beautiful!! the kimono looks sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooo good
Gorgeous! The background is beautifully done and I love the lush, vivid colors in her kimono. Miho was my favorite character from Sin City, it really looks a lot like her.
another wonderful piece. this one, along with "closure" almost seem like they could tell a story together. beautiful colors and depth!
beautiful. I love your color combinations too!!
amazing just one quick question - what kind of paints do you use?
I too have a love of things Asian, in particular the architecture- japanese temple bells also fascinate me; there is one across from the capitol building where I originally come from- a gift from Japan in 1963 when the state sent over emergency food supplies after a terrible storm in the Yamanishi prefecture.. there is something about the sound of a temple bell- if you have ever studied Buddhism, there is some mention of AUM, the universal sound current..
At any rate your work is above par as usual.. fascinating subject matter, vivid almost luminous colors- which is markedly different than your black and white sketches, although the quality of your drawings cannot be faulted..
At any rate your work is above par as usual.. fascinating subject matter, vivid almost luminous colors- which is markedly different than your black and white sketches, although the quality of your drawings cannot be faulted..
Wow... this is amazing.
great work.
Wow! All the details in this piece are just stunning!
nuff said, Jade.
Beautiful colors. Such a lovely piece, so much detail! Wonderful work, as always!
Pretty damn good as always,I will be obvious guy here and ask what ppl ask me...how long did this take you? Amazing work really,but you do nothing but.
Thanks. It took about two months with all the preliminary work (sketching, color studies, etc.), but the painting itself took about three weeks. That's actually an all-time record for me, I'm usually much slower.
Well you done great,It is thrilling and frustrating for me to see your stuff because I been at it longer and do not achieve these results...maybe I will get there someday,probably right before I keel over heh
I think our stuff is different, and you're very good at what you do. You have a very specific style (I feel like I'm still hunting to find mine).
Thanks...I guess I am measuring success by the numbers,I see all them watchers you have and favorites and pageviews,and mine is quite lowly comparetively..but I certainly see why I think your work is brilliant.


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I am attempting to use powershell to gather emails that pertain to a certain subject, so that these correspondences might be turned over to a legal department. I am having a couple of issues here that I would like some assistance getting past.
I run the following command:
get-mailbox -Database "Mailbox Database" |
Export-Mailbox -ContentKeywords "Keywords To Search"
-TargetMailbox "sec_goat"
-TargetFolder EmailSearch
-StartDate "01/13/2011 12:01:00
This has pretty much done what I want, and returned a boat load of emails, however it has also flooded my inbox with hundreds of blank calendars and contact lists. I realize now I should have used the exclusion on these folders, as well as a test environment (which we don't have).
1.How can I clean up this script to not include all the blank folders, contacts and calendars that DO NOT match the keywords search?
2.How do I clean up hundreds of blank contact lists and calendars in my mailbox without right clicking and deleting each one?
EDIT: I edited the post to change the scope of the question. I think my focus is less on the legal perspective and more on the "How can I clean up my mess and make future archives less messy and painful?"


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There might not be a newcomer on Iowa State's roster next season that fans want to see play more than Onalaska, Wisc. product Matt Thomas.
He's a shooter, that's for sure. But there is more to Thomas' game and he's been proving that this summer at the YMCA Capital City League. Cyclone Fanatic caught up with Thomas on Sunday night to talk about the progress he's seen in his game.


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Findings for PPC in Toledo
Toledo Ranks Amongst Least Expensive Markets for Google Adwords in USA
SEP's ongoing research into PPC Campaigns has revealed that Toledo was the 161st least expensive city in USA in keyword bids in Google Adwords for the month of June 2016. Toledo also ranks amongst the least expensive cities in Ohio, ranking as number 3rd. In the study, San Buenaventura ranked as the most expensive city in the country, while Ontario ranked as the least expensive city.
Year over Year Google Adwords Prices for Toledo are up in June 2016
SEP's research shows that the average price of a click to advertisers targeting Toledo keywords increased by (Yr/Yr increase %)% versus the same keywords one year earlier.
Google Adwords Keyword Prices 22% Lower in Toledo than Detroit
SEP's research also tracks Google Adwords price changes and trends in cities across Canada and the U.S. Recent data shows that average prices in Toledo are 22% lower than in Detroit. The average price of a click in Toledo is $10.39.
This price differential is expected however, as Detroit has a larger population than Toledo.
To get a better sense of relative prices, we also compared prices with another similarly sized city, Greensboro, and found the average price of a click in Toledo was 17% higher than in Greensboro.
The Price Rank shows how expensive keywords are in certain industry and segment relative to other cities in a country, region and province.


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I like fashion almost as much as I like food. Every year, I'm glued to my computer come fall and spring, looking at pictures of the latest designer collections. Don't get me wrong; I certainly don't have the means to actually buy any of these clothes, but it's sure fun to look.
Potato Cakes with Chives & Sour CreamFine Cooking Magazine
These are essentially seasoned mashed potatoes shaped into cakes and pan-fried until they've developed a delicious crusty exterior. They can be shaped into patties up to a day before frying. Serve with bacon and eggs or alongside roasted meats.
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It takes just 15 minutes to jazz-up ordinary baked potatoes with sour cream, picante sauce, green onions and Cheddar cheese.
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This classic Spanish tapa is delicious and filling--a marvelous choice for a party hors d'oeuvre.
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Here's an delectable, meatless main dish--puff pastry sheets and frozen hash browns make it easy...Swiss cheese, onions and dill make it really delicious.
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The herbs in the spreadable cheese season the creamy sauce that coats the layers of potatoes and plum tomatoes.
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Give yourself a break and let your food processor thinly slice all the potatoes for this side dish recipe.
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Sweet potato and currants add flavor and variety to these potato pancakes.
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Florida Marlins: Mike Stanton nearly tears off bullpen door, levels Leo Nunez
Not much to smile about after the Diamondbacks' 10-4, 15-hit walloping of the Marlins Thursday night. Yet the game did offer one humorous, after-the fact moment.
In pursuit of a Kelly Johnson ball down the right field line, Mike Stanton leaped into the Marlins' bullpen gate. Nunez was sitting on a chair just behind the barricade watching the game. The impact caused the gate to fly open, sending Nunez tumbling back at least 10 feet and causing a slight ankle twinge. Jorge Cantu couldn't help but chuckle as he watched the replay after the game.
"I got scared, but I didn't think the door was going to open," said Nunez, asked about the sight of the 6-foot-6, 250-pound Stanton leaping toward him. "I crouched down and when I fell back I felt something pull, but I'm fine."


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The International Monetary Fund has decided to close its resident representative office in Harare effective end-October 2004. The Harare post has been maintained with local staff since October 2003, when the previous Fund's Resident Representative left Harare. Future relations with Zimbabwe will be conducted via contacts with headquarters staff and regular Executive Board discussions.
It should be noted that the Executive Board of the Fund has on July 8, 2004 decided to postpone a recommendation for compulsory withdrawal of Zimbabwe from the IMF, providing the country with another chance to strengthen its cooperation with the Fund in terms of economic policies and payments. Therefore, the closure of the IMF Harare office should not be linked to the overdue financial obligations of Zimbabwe vis-à-vis the IMF. In fact, the IMF does not maintain resident representatives in all member countries nor in all borrowing countries. A number of factors are taken into consideration in the decision to open or maintain a resident representative office, including the intensity of program involvement and/or the regional economic importance of the member country.


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Jeremy Lin And The Houston Rockets Vs. Brooklyn Nets: Watch Live TV Stream Online For Free; Preview
Jeremy Lin scored 46 points in two games against the Nets last season. (Photo: REUTERS)
Jeremy Lin and the Houston Rockets face the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday night. The game will be broadcast live locally at 8 p.m. ET, and you can also watch a live TV stream online for free here. But please, click on that link at your own risk.
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Houston climbed back over .500 on Friday with a 100-82 victory over the New Orleans Hornets. According to the Associated Press, it was the first time in 13 games that the Rockets did not trail by double digits.
In fact, Houston led nearly the entire game, thanks in part to 30 points from guard James Harden. Four of Houston's five starters scored in double figures, including forward Patrick Patterson, who added a double-double with 18 points and 13 rebounds.
Point guard Jeremy Lin, meanwhile, racked up 13 points, eight assists and six steals in the Hornets victory. Those steals tied Lin's career high, according to Focus Taiwan. In fact, the point guard is currently third in the NBA with 2.04 steals per game.
Lin will hope to improve his play against a squad he played well against last season. According to NBA.com, the point guard had 46 points and 16 assists in two meetings with the Nets last year as a member of the New York Knicks.
The Nets, meanwhile, dropped to 26-17 on the season after a blowout loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday night. Brooklyn's two starting guards, Deron Williams and Joe Johnson, shot a combined 4-of-10 from the field, and Williams actually left the game with a quad injury. However, coach PJ Carlesimo told the New York Post that the guard would have returned on Friday if the game had been close.
Despite the loss, the Nets have been playing well as of late. The New York Times notes that Brooklyn had won 10 of its past 11 games before the Grizzlies contest. The Nets currently sit 1.5 games back of the Knicks in the Atlantic Division.
These two teams last faced off back in March, when Houston defeated the Nets, 112-106. Williams and center Brook Lopez both sat out that contest with injuries, so guard MarShon Brooks took over the scoring with 23 points and seven assists in 32 minutes. Forward Kris Humphries added 10 points and seven assists.
For the Rockets, Chandler Parsons scored 16 points on 8-of-11 shooting.
While Lopez did not play well in that matchup, he has historically performed well against the Rockets. According to NBA.com, the center averaged 20.6 points per game in his five prior contests against Houston. Joe Johnson has also played well against the Rockets as a member of the Atlanta Hawks, averaging 21.6 points per game in his last eight games against Houston.
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Aug. 5, 2013
Fall Practice 1A | Camp Video Highlights
IOWA CITY, Iowa-- In at least one way, the start of football camp mirrors Monday's weather in the Hawkeye State.
When the University of Iowa took to the grass fields in the Kenyon Football Practice Facility, temperatures were an unseasonably cool 64 degrees Fahrenheit. Everyone knows it can and will heat up in a hurry, especially since there are only 25 days to prepare for the Aug. 31 opener against Northern Illinois.
"This is my 40th camp and it's the nicest weather we have ever had on opening day," UI offensive coordinator Greg Davis said before assessing the first-day results. "I'm pleased where we started, but we have a long way to go. That's what camp is for."
The Hawkeyes will once again use a split-practice format for the first few days. While the veterans go through the paces in the morning, the rookies take over in the afternoon.
"It gives you a chance to show by example," UI junior receiver Kevonte Martin-Manley said. "Then it gives you a chance to teach while the younger guys go through it (in the afternoon)."
Players wore shorts and helmets for the first morning practice that lasted less than two hours. But plenty was accomplished during that time.
"We threw a lot at them today," Davis said. "We probably threw several days of instillation in on the first day so that we could get it on tape and teach off it. I was pleased with the attitude and the way they worked."
It was easy to see the presence of a high energy level. The key is to maintain that as much as possible throughout camp.
"There was a lot of hype out here today and the key is continuing that for the whole three weeks," UI senior free safety Tanner Miller said. "We work all summer for this time and now that it is here, we have to take full advantage of it. It was a good first day and a good place to start."
"You expect it on the first day, it's about Day 9 or 10 when we need that same energy," added Davis.
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Dear Cheryl,
I suspect that something is going on with my daughter. Lately her grades have gone down, and she has been hanging around some of her peers that are of questionable character. I do my best with her, but I am a single mom. I work, and I'm not always at home. I know that my daughter keeps a journal, and I know where she keeps it. I have never read it, but now I am tempted. I believe that her journal may have the information I need to know so that I can talk to her and find some help for her. I just don't know if I feel right about reading her journal. Is it an invasion of privacy or a necessary evil?
Confused in Charlotte
Dear Confused,
There is absolutely no evil in wanting to help your daughter. By all means, do what you need to do to find out what is going on with her. If she will not open up to you personally, then you need to be a parent and do what it takes to keep her and others safe. Read her journal. Talk to friends. Talk to teachers. Look at phone and Facebook messages (If you don't have her password, then demand it). You are her parent. Your number one goal while she is in your care is to keep her safe. Do not hesitate to do that. She may get angry, but she will get over it.
Recently in the news, there have been some horrific stories of teenagers who have done some horrible things that might have been prevented if the parents had snooped a bit more into what their children were doing. Teenagers leave clues on what is going on in their lives. They write in journals. They get on Facebook. They frequent certain websites. They have phone messages. Don't be afraid to be a parent. It is your job, and one that could save your daughter's very life.


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By now you have surely seen the advertisements, either in the NY Times or in a myriad of lifestyle magazines. If for some reason you have not, welcome to the world of Shinola. A resurrection of the old shoe polish brand (known colloquially in the Midwest from the old military saying of "you don't know $h&t from Shinola"), this new iteration specializes in mechanical goods, bicycles, leather goods and watches, all under the auspice of "Made in Detroit".
After some field studies by the holding company in charge of the Shinola name, whose governing board has close affiliations with the Fossil watch company, the idea of a "Made in America" luxury brand was born, with a struggling city, albeit one with a rich manufacturing heritage, as its nexus.
There is a Detroit outpost, for posterity sake, but the Flagship opened in Tribeca in the fall, at Franklin Street between Hudson and Greenwich Streets, a high design and subsequently high rent district for spaces such as this. High ceilings dominate the space, its open and airy, with a cafe occupying the front of the store. Deeper into the building you will find the "showroom" featuring bikes, a smattering of leather goods, specifically those relating to electronics, writing journals, odds and ends such as shoe polish and finally the timepieces.
Borrowing (sometimes heavily) from other design-centric watch manufacturers, Shinola has quickly carved out an interesting niche in the market. High end styles and design at a mid-range price point ($500 - $750) with offerings for both men and women, with a frequent reliance on American made leathers (including those from the world famous Horween Leather Company out of Chicago). The brand imported a knowledge base and in some instances actual Swiss watchmakers, who relocated to the brand headquarters in Detroit and have since taught their trade (or at least parts of it) to local laborers and factory workers, who help finish the products here in America. Each watch then contains an etched metallic placard indicating who "built" the timepiece in Detroit.
This is coupled with a new and updated lightning bolt logo featuring a black, orange and white color scheme. It is fair to say that this brand was well thought out, from the backstory, to the products to the showroom floor.
So make a trip, whether or not you are in the area or have some time to burn. The store is definitely worth the visit, if only to admire the European influence in everything from the store design to the products themselves. Good to see something with a "Made in America" marking that can live comfortably in this design space.
Visit the flagship store in Tribeca:
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Originally Posted by BigJCy
Welp, 2 extra inning losses for the Royals to start off the season.
yeah, not a good start to our season.
Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.
-Ferris Bueller
First win of the season! Go Cubs!
I don't think I'm alone when I say I'd like to see more and more planets fall under the ruthless domination of our solar system.
Originally Posted by cycloneG
First win of the season! Go Cubs!
Glad this is a series we had in April and not Mid-July when pitcher fatigue might be more of a factor.
The Official Paul Rhode's Salt Truck Driver.
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Freddie "huglife" Freeman with two dingers tonight. Go Braves!
I saw both of them in person! Then I saw Chris Johnson break up a no hitter with a HR yesterday afternoon. Great couple days in Milwaukee!
Go Braves!
Originally Posted by ianoconnor
He crushed that...
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Originally Posted by cycloneG
First win of the season! Go Cubs!
Now, if only they could all dress the same.
And Frazier jacked one right after. Nice birthday shot from Jay.
Cubs Win! Cubs Win!
Now that they've officially ruled out the possibility of going 0-162 I can go back to not caring about how they finish this year.
Originally Posted by ianoconnor
And Frazier jacked one right after. Nice birthday shot from Jay.
Peralta two run shot
What are these teams going to do with all these runs?
Originally Posted by cmjh10
Peralta two run shot
What are these teams going to do with all these runs?
Apparently the guys have remembered how to hit.
Originally Posted by ianoconnor
Apparently the guys have remembered how to hit.
Apparently the Redbirds forgot how to call off other out fielders. Ugghhh.
Well, this is pretty cool...https://mtc.cdn.vine.co/r/videos/DF3...226V8VxekP6ulv
WE DID! 0-162 is no longer a possibility!!!
But seriously, would it hurt to get a hit when it matters? Bonofacio will not hit over .600 all year long. The pitching was too damn good that series to only win one game.
Also, this is why I love baseball. This guy is allowed to swing a baseball bat.
#TeamProhm #ProhmanEmpire #ProhmanColiseum
Braves take the series opener from the gNats! Woot woot!
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San Francisco design consultant Jessica Ballesteros loves working on total home remodels: "The sky is the limit creatively when you have a wide open space like that."
One of her favorite projects was a six-room remodel that included several storage solutions: a wine bar, three closets, a laundry room, and a small wall unit.
The challenge?
Each design needs to work for the space it lives in, as well as fitting the overall vision the homeowner has developed.
If you're embarking on a remodeling project for your home, make sure your process includes integrating your custom closets with the rest of the home design.
Jessica's Essential Tips For Tackling Big Remodeling Jobs
1. Timing. Working around other contractors such as painters and flooring specialists during the design process and coordinating multiple installs is a juggling act, but essential to getting the job done properly.
Tip: Bring your California Closets design consultant in very early in the process to make sure she's aware of everything you're trying to accomplish so she can get to know all the pieces of the process. She'll be able to design much more efficiently if she knows all the elements in play.
2. Details. When doing big jobs, there is much more margin for error, says Jessica. Accounting for several rooms of obstructions, light switches, power outlets, and baseboards can be overwhelming. The key is to be diligent, checking and rechecking the work before it goes for fabrication.
Tip: Give all of your contractors space and time to make sure they've got all the information they need to do the best job they can do.
3. Trust Your Judgment. Your design consultant is working hard to keep the details and the big picture in mind at all times. With several contractors working at once and dozens of elements to keep track of, constant communication is a must. There should be no surprises along the way for you, the design consultant, or the installers.
Tip: When you hire contractors, be diligent about whom you hire, then step back and let them do what you hired them to do. If you allow them space, you will enjoy the process much more and be far less stressed than if you micromanage.
4. Communication. The ability to constantly communicate with you is a necessity. It's important that a design consultant be able to continually check in with you to make sure she is part of the scheduling and overall workflow. Being pushed to the backburner at any point throughout the process causes everything to be a rush at the end.
Tip: Allow yourself the time to address the needs of each contractor along the way instead of shoehorning them into severely limited bits of time. More time equals less stress, which equals a home remodel that you will be satisfied with and will bring you years of joy.
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We'll admit it: we love our microwave. Sure, it's no longer 1984, so we would never attempt to cook a Thanksgiving dinner in there (hello, rubbery turkey skin!). But when it comes to quickly readying sides and veggies, it can't be beat. With this Klip It Microwave Steamer ($14), we can cook our green stuff the healthiest way there is - steaming - with all the convenience of simply pushing a few buttons. It's so easy and good for us, we might even eat our green beans, instead of skipping them so we'll have more room left for ice cream.
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Google releases My Location with Wi-Fi
Starting to get the hand of being able to pinpoint your location on the map with Google Maps for Mobile and the trusty old celly, are we? Well, you can count on even more accuracy with regards to your location, as Google has now released a feature called My Location with Wi-Fi, which would enable anyone with a Wi-Fi enabled device to find out their locations using nearby Wi-Fi access points.
In a blog post, Google puts it this way: "Since the range of a Wi-Fi access point is smaller than that of a cell phone tower, this often results in a much more accurate position." Which is right, since Wi-Fi APs often only cover about a hundred meters in most places.
BlackBerry users will be the first ones to get a taste of this Wi-Fi goodness, simply by downloading the latest version of Google Maps for Mobile, while other mobile platforms (even Google's own Android) will be getting their share of My Location with Wi-Fi soon.
Also, while Google promises that "Wi-Fi-based location is available in many major cities around the world," they also say that "coverage and accuracy will vary." So don't get antzy if in case you don't manage to use this new feature right away.


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|It is well known that, in the Asteroid Belt, located between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, the distribution of asteroids has the so-called Kirkwood gaps exactly at mean motion resonances of low order. We study the dynamics of the Newtonian Sun-Jupiter-Asteroid problem near such resonances. We construct a variety of diffusing orbits which show a drastic change of the osculating eccentricity of the asteroid, while the osculating semi-major axis is kept almost constant. We shall also discuss stochastic aspects of dynamics in near mean motion dynamics. This might be an explanation of presence of Kirkwood gaps. This is a joint work with J. Fejoz, M. Guardia, and P. Roldan.
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Jonjo Shelvey praised Lucas Leiva's footballing tenacity and backed the Brazilian to have an immediate impact when he returns from a four-month absence in December.
It was Shelvey who took to the field to replace Lucas he pulled up with a hamstring injury after just minutes of play against Manchester City in August.
Yesterday, Lucas played his first minutes since sustaining the injury as Liverpool U21s edged past Middlesbrough at the Academy and Shelvey is now relishing the prospect of his teammates senior return.
"I think he has been a big miss," Shelvey told Liverpoolfc.com. "In the holding role, his tenacity and willingness to get the ball back and then the way he is able to keep it simple has been missed.
"I think Joe Allen has done very well in his absence but Lucas is a brilliant player. Over the last few years he has been tremendous. Ever since he came to this club he has been superb.
"You see what he does in training every day. He's so determined to get back playing and when he returns he is going to be a great asset to the squad."
On Friday, Brendan Rodgers revealed he expects the midfielder to return to first-team action in early December, meaning Lucas will play no part in the Reds' trip to Swansea on Sunday.
Shelvey, on the other hand, will be hoping to feature and build on his performance against Young Boys on Thursday night, when he took his tally in the Europa League to four goals for the campaign.
"Swansea pass and move so it will be a good footballing game on a big pitch," he said. "We've got to get in their faces and let them know that we are the team not to be underestimated this time."
An impressive 3-0 win over Wigan in their last Barclays Premier League game pushed the Reds into 11th position in the table, two points behind Tottenham, four behind Arsenal and five behind Everton.
And while Shelvey insists he and his teammates have been paying little attention to the early-season form of their rivals, he believes a top-four finish is achievable come May.
"The other teams' results always come in when we get off the pitch and you always go and have a look," he said. "But I don't think we can pay too much attention to what other teams are doing at this stage because there is still a long way to go in the season.
"But at the end of the season, I think we will be in and around the top four."
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A BURNLEY slimmer transformed his life by losing five stones after realising he couldn't tie his shoes without getting out of breath.
Dave Alexander, 52, has battled with his weight all of his life but he started to balloon when he retired from the police force and stopped playing rugby almost four years ago.
The dad-of-two has now reached his target weight of 15 stone 4lbs. two years after joining Slimming World weighing 20st 4lbs.
His achievement has also been recognised in a national slimming competition.
Dave, who is now a Consultant Slimmer at his own Rosegrove branch of Slimming World was shortlisted from 3,000 to be one of 28 people to battle it out for the title of Consultant Slimmer of the Year 2011.
Dave said: "I was absolutely overwhelmed, and very proud. The event was fantastic and even though I didn't win, I still got a certificate and a very nice bottle of champagne.
"I knew that I needed to stop stuffing my face with chocolate and peanuts, but I still eat a lot with Slimming World, I just eat and cook things slightly differently "I have almost reached my ideal weight now but am still following the diet, I just have a few more naughty treats."
The former police officer said his new slimline figure has had a massive effect on his life.
He said: "You don't realise what you couldn't do until you can do it. I even played rugby recently and I haven't done that for years, and I really enjoy being able to run around with my grandchildren."
Since Dave took over Rosegrove Slimming World he has seen his membership figures triple.
Dave said: "Membership has increased from 17 to 57, but I still want others to come along, particularly men.
"I think it's more daunting for men to join something like this, but I think having a male leader makes it easier. I have even organised a 'men's week', where if somebody brings a man with them they get their week free.
"The club has some really friendly people and it has developed into a really chatty group. For some it has become a social event as well as somewhere where they go to help weight loss."
The Rosegrove Slimming World group is held every Thursday at 5.30pm at Rosegrove Unity Working Men's club.


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Scenario: You're paired up against an enemy who outclasses you and you're unable to do anything meaningful in lane. You can't harass, you can't farm, you can't get a kill and if you leave the turret alone it'll die. You can't sit under turret; you're being killed from full health under turret. What exactly should you do in this kind of situation? Especially if you don't have a jungler or anyone else who can help you?
Sometimes you just have to let the turret go. In cases like these, the problem needs to be fixed before it gets to this point. If you got massively counter-picked, either you should have switched lanes with someone on your team, your jungler should have made a bigger effort to gank or harass more in your lane, or you should just do the best with what you've got.
In these cases, you end up relying more on your other lanes and hope they didn't also get counter picked. Do your best to help those lanes if they refuse to help you!
I'm sorry raven if I'm answering too much but I love I just love trying to answer these questions xD
You may have answered your own question but incase you didn't what you should do is try to get as much farm as possible and try to survive till someone eventually decides to come and help or the tower falls. you shouldn't risk saving it due to the fact he/she will kill you then take the tower meaning they gain more gold other than the tower, take what you can before the tower goes down unharmed so you don't lose any more than you already have.
In this kind of scenario I´ve been before.
My strategy (because team mates just told me "Deal with it" after asking for a swap**) is:
**You must evaluate too, if the lane you are asking for a swap is being dominated by your parthner, will you be able to keep the same situation in case of swap?


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|List of Figures
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|p. xi
|Preface and Acknowledgments
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|Why We Question Collapse and Study Human Resilience, Ecological Vulnerability, and the Aftermath of Empire
|p. 1
|Human Resilience and Ecological Vulnerability
|Ecological Catastrophe, Collapse, and the Myth of "Ecocide" on Rapa Nui (Easter Island)
|p. 21
|Did the Medieval Norse Society in Greenland Really Fail?
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|Calamities without Collapse: Environment, Economy, and Society in China, ca. 1800-1949
|p. 71
|Surviving Collapse: Studies Of Societal Regeneration
|Marketing Conquest and the Vanishing Indian: An Indigenous Response to Jared Diamond's Archaeology of the American Southwest
|p. 113
|Bellicose Rulers and Gimatologkal Peril? Retrofitting Twenty-First-Century Woes on Eighth-Century Maya Society
|p. 142
|Collapse in Ancient Mesopotamia; What Happened, What Didn't
|p. 176
|Societies in the Aftermath of Empire
|Advanced Andeans and Backward Europeans: Structure and Agency in the Collapse of the Inca Empire
|p. 207
|Rwandan Genocide: Toward an Explanation in Which History and Culture Matter
|p. 239
|"Failed" States, Societal "Collapse, " and Ecological "Disaster": A Haitian Lesson on Grand Theory
|p. 269
|The Power of the Past: Environment, Aborigines, Archaeology, and a Sustainable Australian Society
|p. 299
|Excusing the Haves and Blaming the Have-Nots in the Telling of History
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|Reflections On Sustainability
|Sustainable Survival
|p. 367
|p. 367
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The tune is called "Perfectly Worthless" and producer Pierre Medore is not happy. As the story goes, Porsha Williams tested the song out. They had her come into the studio and record a rough version of it to see if the song fit with her voice. The team decided it did not fit her and decided not to sell her the song.
Porsha Williams has no rights to the song "Perfectly Worthless" that was seen on the show. Even though the episode was shot to make it seem like she had something to do with the it's creation, that's the farthest from the truth. The way everything played out in the episode, Porsha made it look like the song was inspired by her failed marriage.
For those who enjoyed the song, it will be available as performed by Syleena Johnson. Medore's team did feel that Johnson's vocals were right and sold her rights to the song. It will be featured on TV One as well as Syleena's upcoming album and possibly on "R&B Divas: Atlanta" when Syleena makes her appearance.
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Simple Ways to Bean-up Your Diet
You know that they are good for you, but how do you begin to incorporate beans into your meals? Here are four simple ideas, along with some healthful recipes you can try!
If you're feeling adventurous, branch out beyond the navy beans you'll find in your local stores and look for varieties like Borlotti, Scarlet Runner, or Cranberry. If you're lucky, your hometown farmers market may be a good source for unusual or heirloom shelled and dried beans.
Source List:6 Reasons to Love Beans, from Johns Hopkins Health Alert
Gas in the Digestive Tract, from National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse
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May 23, 2013 | Vol. 117 -- No. 5
Eastern Washington University students will remain on the quarter system rather than begin a switch to semesters, at least for the immediate future.
At last Thursday's regular board of trustees, meeting members agreed to accept a recommendation from EWU President Dr. Rodolfo Arévalo to table a switch from the university's current quarter system to semesters after opposition from faculty over costs and from the associated student body over awareness and understanding.
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NAPLES, Fla. (AP) -- Officials say they've found traces of red tide on some Collier County beaches.
The Naples Daily News reports red tide monitors found levels of red tide at various concentrations along the beaches this week. Some dead fish were reported on Barefoot Beach on Wednesday.
Collier County's pollution control officials say patches of water with elevated to very high levels of chlorophyll were visible on satellite imagery on Wednesday. They say this is another indication of possible red tide.
Red tide is microscopic algae that can release toxins poisonous to marine life. It can cause respiratory irritation.
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Individually, junior Ashley Whisonant led the Wildcats with 23 points on 10-of-15 (66.7 percent) shooting from the field, while dishing out five assists. Sophomore Kelsey Burns finished with 22 points (20 in the second half), senior Joy Hollingsworth tallied 18 points, and sophomore Malia O'Neal finished with nine points and seven assists.
This year's Red & Blue game featured alternating lineups of
The Red Team jumped out to an early lead in the first half, racing out to a 16-2 advantage over the Blue Team in the first 6:38 of the game. The Blue Team rallied down 25-9, putting together a 16-5 run over 4:42 to cut the deficit to 30-25. A Hollingsworth trey for the Red would end the run and give Red Team an eight-point lead that would last until half time at 46-38.
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I am making a template (dot) using Word 2010 and need the header not to show on just the first page, but the footer must appear on the first and everyother page.
You could set a different header and footer for the first page. Then you can copy the standard footer in the first page footer and keep the first page header empty. That way, the first page will have a footer, and the rest of the pages will have footers and headers.
My version of Word is Dutch, but it is the checkbox at the top in the following screenshot:
I don't have word in front of me at the mo, but it would go something like this: