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Canine Distemper is a viral disease that effects a dog's respiratory, gastrointestinal and central nervous systems. The Canine Distemper Virus effects not only dogs but also certain wildlife such as raccoons, skunks, coyotes, etc. It is highly contagious, and unfortunately, almost always fatal. Puppies 3-6 months of age are most susceptible as they have not had all of their necessary shots. Adult dogs who are not up to date on their vaccinations are also at risk. Distemper is normally spread through airborne exposure to the virus as well as exposure to fluids and secretions from other infected dogs and wildlife.
Houston veterinarians have been seeing a large rise in the number of distemper cases in recent months. The best way to keep your dog safe is to make sure they are current on all their vaccinations. Puppies who have not received all of their shots should avoid going to dog parks, pet stores, and any location large numbers of dogs are known to congregate.
The signs of distemper are not always typical. At times, the disease can start with symptoms similar to a cold and progress from there, other times it can begin as a gastrointestinal problem .
Some common symptoms could include:
Fever 39C to 41C (103F to 106F)
Loss of appetite
Nasal discharge
Eye inflammation
If your dog is experiencing any of these symptoms it does not necessarily mean he has distemper. These symptoms could also be signs of a more common and easily treated illness, however it is always better to be safe than sorry. You should always contact your veterinarian with any questions or concerns you have.


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Kim Kardashian is set to have another televised wedding. This time it'll be with Kanye West, but apparently he's not having an easy time getting his friends to attend.
According to Radar Online today, Beyonce does not want to attend the wedding. Why? She doesn't want to appear on the E! Series "Keeping Up With The Kardashians."
It was reported that she is telling her pals that she thinks it'll be tacky that their nuptials will be filmed for the reality show. The 17-time Grammy Award-winner has told her husband Jay Z and Kanye that "under no circumstances will she be a part of any filming on the wedding day if it's for Kim's reality show," a source revealed.
"Jay and Beyoncé's wedding was shrouded in secrecy and extreme lengths were made to make sure their wedding was an intimate affair for friends and family, only. This will be the complete opposite," The source said, adding, "Beyoncé's motto has always been, less is more. But clearly when it comes to Kim, more means more. She knows she'll have to go to the wedding, but really does not to want to."
Another source mentions that Beyonce will attend the "I do's" in Paris because West considers them family.
Radar reports that Jay Z and Beyonce will also be excluded from West and Kardashian's plans to force guests to sign strict confidentiality agreements not to discuss any details of the wedding with the media.
Well it looks like it's another publicity stunt… but what do you expect… It's the Kardashians.

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UMass To Face Drexel In NIT Quarterfinals
March 18, 2012
AMHERST, Mass. - A pair of coaches with a familiar past will meet up on Tuesday night as the UMass basketball team heads to Drexel for an NIT Quarterfinal match-up. The game will be televised at 7 PM on ESPN. Tickets are all general admission and can be ordered from the Drexel Ticket Office at 866-4-DREXEL or online at www.DrexelTickets.com.
Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for youth (12-and-under). Tickets are available online immediately. The Drexel Ticket Office is open 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM on Monday and 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM on Tuesday.
UMass (24-11) is coming off a 77-67 win at Seton Hall on Saturday. The Minutemen began their NIT run with a 101-96 win at Mississippi State.
Drexel (29-6) defeated Central Florida and Northern Iowa to advance to the quarterfinal round.
The game will feature a pair of head coaches who are closely familiar with each other. Derek Kellogg played under Drexel head coach Bruiser Flint when Flint was an assistant coach at UMass. Kellogg was also a graduate assistant coach for Flint when he took over as head coach of the Minutemen in 1996-97.
A No. 3 seed in the NIT Tournament Bracket, Drexel has won 21-of-22 games since the turn of the new year. UMass, the No. 5 seed, has won five of its last six games.
This is the Minutemen's third NIT Quarterfinal appearance in program history. The last time UMass was in the NIT Quarterfinals was in the amazing comeback win at Syracuse during the 2007-08 season. That same postseason, UMass defeated Flordia in the NIT Semifinals before falling to Ohio State in the NIT Championship Game.
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Made In Chelsea's Rosie Fortescue: Season 6 Filming Begins!
Made In Chelsea's Rosie Fortescue looked absolutely amazing at the Hudson jeans party last week in her hot leather shorts - and we're loving that red lippie! That's not all she's been up to, either. Our fave reality TV blogger talks us through her week of glamorous 'dos and lets slip that filming for MIC season 6 has finally begun in this week's LOOK blog...
Hey dolls,
This week I went to the Hudson jeans party at Selfridges. I love their jeans and the fit me perfectly! I wore a silk top and leather shorts from Zara, heels from River Island, handbag from Prada, necklace from Joomi Lim and neon bracelet from Clare Hynes Jewellery.
This week I am looking forward to starting filming the new series of Made in Chelsea which should be fun. I'm giving away nothing but let's just say it's already gearing up to be another crazy season of SW3 fun...
This week I have been listening to Hnqo Feat. Br - We Do It (Kolombo Remix).
I will also be going to Paul Edmonds salon in Knightsbridge for some pre-holiday pampering which I cannot wait for!
I'm loving the new Smooch lipstick I got this week, too. The packaging is so sweet and the products are so nice!
That's all for this week guys!
Love Rosie xx
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Even the title of Jan Karon's new novel is comforting: "Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good" (Putnam, Sep. 2, $27.95).
Nine years ago Karon announced she was ending her popular series about the small Blue Ridge Mountains town of Mitford with the publication of the ninth book in the series. Faithful readers mourned, having become fast friends over the years with Episcopal priest Tim Kavanaugh, his wife Cynthia, adopted son Dooley and the memorable population of Mitford.
"My readers were wild to go back to Mitford," writes Karon. "Thankfully, I was curious myself. What was going on in the lives of characters I had lived with for twenty years? I was occasionally homesick for the place."
Thus in September Karon brings readers back to Mitford with now-70-years-old Kavanaugh, his family and the folks who people Mitford. Now retired, Kavanaugh is "trying to hammer out what retirement is for" and be just another town resident instead of the village priest.
Kavanaugh finds plenty of pastoral problems in his own family. Dooley is engaged but is struggling to understand how to deal with an unhappy past. Dooley's brother Sam is always in trouble because he is angry about his birth mother's abandonment. Somehow Kavanaugh must help his family weather these challenges.
The townspeople still turn to him for ministerial comfort. Bookstore owner Hope Murphy needs him to guide her through an unhealthy pregnancy. Others in the town call on him for the sage advice they have been missing.
Perhaps worst of all, Kavanaugh must decide whether to accept a call to yet another parish. Does he want to uproot again, taking on full priestly duties at his age? Or is it time for him to enjoy the rest of his life in the "small town that takes care of its own" and has welcomed him back?
When the Kavanaughs were courting, they wrote letters to each other. On their ninth anniversary, Cynthia said she wanted to revive the practice. In her first letter, she told him that since childhood she had "longed for somewhere safe with somebody good." That's where Karon found what she calls "the perfect title that distills the meaning of 400 pages into a single line."
Karon's style is unusual in a fast-paced society overly obsessed with sex and violence. Her language is clean, her story lines about simple people with believable lives and deep faith. She writes, "...life can be full of the possible, the joyful, the soulful, the kind, the divine." Fortunately for readers she has chosen to focus most of her work on that side.
This does not mean Karon's work is treacle. Far from it. She understands and writes about death, human pains and shortcomings, grief and other deep and often dark emotions. Yet she refuses to ever give up hope.
For her, Mitford is an answet to the dark sides of contemporary America. "Small towns are about connection. Modern life is about loss of connection."
She invites you, then, to return to Mitford and -- even if only briefly -- connect to real people who do care greatly about everyone they meet.


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Saha looking to write new chapter
by Stuart Vose
Striker setting sights high.
New signing Louis Saha can't wait to get his Sunderland career under way.
The vastly-experienced 34-year-old forward penned a one-year deal on Thursday and is likely to go straight into the squad to face Arsenal on Saturday.
Saha split time between Everton and Spurs last season, joining the latter on a free transfer in the January transfer window.
He has scored more than 150 senior goals and is looking forward to adding to that tally under the direction of Martin O'Neill.
"This is a great opportunity; I'm really pleased with the chance to play for such a great club," said Saha, who is O'Neill's second summer signing after Carlos Cuellar.
"I'm delighted and obviously I'm looking forward to start playing for the team.
"The club has very passionate fans, they really look to help the team and there are many things to achieve. So I'm delighted with the choice and the opportunity to play for such a great football club.
"Martin O'Neill has great experience and done great since taking over as manager. It's a great chance to play under him and I hope to help the side to achieve something."
Saha has been a regular opponent of the Black Cats over the years and says he has witnessed first-hand how intimidating the atmosphere at the Stadium of Light can be for opposing teams.
He added: "There's unbelievable passion here at the club and the fans are amazing. I've been playing against Sunderland for a few years and I know how hard it is to play against the club.
"So it's nice to be in the camp and make sure we make the Stadium of Light a very hard place to come to.
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Organization isn't a natural gift. It's a practice.
And there are some habits that organized people practice all of the time – that's how they stay organized! So, if you still struggle with clutter or aspire to be more organized, adapt these habits in your life and see how things change!
Habit #1: Putting everything in its place.
What's taken, borrowed or used always gets placed back where it originally came from. It's a rule to always bring back what you borrow. It makes life so much easier and it also teaches little ones to be responsible and considerate of others.
We all have many tiny loose items such as batteries, paperclips, push pins, and do-dads that need a place.
Clearly label baskets, bins, and containers in every location – playroom, office or pantry.
When containers are clearly marked then everyone living in the household immediately knows what goes where – making it more likely they're actually put it back there. Bonus: Less time wasted looking for household items!
Habit #2: Delegating household chores.
Organization is a team effort. When everyone pitches in, life is a whole lot easier.
Begin by having a family meeting to create a chore list. This is a great way to get every family member on the same page.
Children can have their own set of chores that are age appropriate and adults can take care of the more difficult ones around the house.
Identify each person's strengths, set goals and rewards. Remember ALL of the household tasks that need to get done, from lawn and auto maintenance (raking, weeding, trimming, oil changes, tire rotations) to housecleaning (meals, dishes, vacuuming, laundry).
If school projects and social tasks are a big part of your family life, then put them on the list too! It's hard to get dishes done and laundry sorted if you're trying to squeeze in science experiments and cupcake baking too.
Habit #3: Setting and reviewing goals.
I can't stress enough how important it is to write down daily, monthly, quarterly, and annual goals. When you fail to plan, you plan to fail.
Think about it for a moment. What is the goal? While everyone is different, most of us want the same thing: time to do the fun stuff in life.
Identify what you're passionate about and then set goals to create the time and space to pursue it. I recommend using the S.M.A.R.T. goal method: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely. Choose a time to write these down and review frequently. You'll soon see how you're spending your time, what you're accomplishing and where adjustments need to be made.
Habit #4: Planning and managing time.
The truly organized don't procrastinate, they plan. It's quite easy with today's technology to spend 2-4 hours in the morning checking your FaceBook, email or browsing the internet. These are huge time wasters. Schedule your time to do what matters most.
My most organized clients create allotted times for specific tasks from the moment their day starts. Some will go as far as setting a timer to each task.
Start with this step: Touch an e-mail once. Meaning: open the email, read it, respond or file it away. That simple. Your inbox should never be full – that's the rule.
Keep a calendar of events that sync with your iPad, iPhone, BlackBerry and Outlook. Keep active alerts to ping or ring as reminders throughout the day or week. It works! No more forgetting or missing appointments. Scheduling cleaning and de-clutter days are also helpful.
Habit #5: Learn to purge.
The key is to learn to separate and detach from possessions. If the items haven't been touched or used in a year it gets donated.
Keeping track of the many things in the home can be a daunting task. However, when your house is well organized it becomes easier to know what's being used and what isn't.
A great way to de-clutter closets and keep it from overflowing with items you rarely use is to keep a large plastic bin clearly marked "donations" in each closet.
Train others in the home to identify what clothing is too small, is not fixable or is out of style. This also pertains to toys, video/computer games, and books.
Each quarter pull out the bin and go through it to make sure nothing else was accidently placed in there. Once it's checked it can be taken to the nearest charity in town. You'll get the tax write-off and family members learn another way to give to the less fortunate. You will all feel a sense of accomplishment from keeping a neat and tidy room and closet.
With these habits in place, becoming – and staying – organized is much easier. Tell us in the comments: How do you stay organized?
Jessica Bakken is the design and sales manager for California Closets in Raleigh, NC. She enjoys designing and transforming living spaces into more useful, organized and stress-free havens so that her clients achieve a more balanced way of life.


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Student Spotlight: Emily Hollingsworth
Emily Hollingsworth
Major: Associate in Arts
Emily Hollingsworth started her college career at Carroll University with plans to become a nurse. But after one semester, she knew that was not the career for her.
"I liked business and psychology and decided that Human Resources combined both," she said.
Hollingsworth transferred to College of DuPage mainly for its affordability and location
close to home. While at
COD, she also solidified her decision to pursue a career in Human Resources Management.
"My Abnormal Psychology class at COD strongly impacted me," she said. "I already knew that I enjoyed taking psychology courses, but it helped me realize that whatever I ended up declaring as a major, I wanted that major to incorporate psychology."
After earning her Associate in Arts degree in 2013, she transferred to North Central College, where she double majored in Human Resources Management and Psychology. Hollingsworth finished her bachelor's degrees in December 2014 and now works as an HR coordinator at Advocate Health Care. She also has started her master's degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology.
Thanks to her start at COD, Hollingsworth is looking forward to her future career.
"College of DuPage helped me meet my goals by giving me a good college education at an affordable price," she said. "This allowed me to continue on to my bachelor's degree with less debt than most college juniors would have."
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Lars von Trier has labeled his new film Antichrist a horror film. And it is indeed one of the more horrifying films I've seen of late. It includes grisly scenes of abuse and self-mutilation, but if you're a fan of the Saw genre of torture porn, it doesn't necessarily mean that this will be your cup of tea. Never have such shocking images been so beautifully arranged on screen…and never have I been so provoked to question and delve my own beliefs after seeing a mere horror flick.
Von Trier brings his usual deeply twisted take on human nature to this psycho-sexual fable. Two brave actors, Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg, attack their roles and each other with a ferocious commitment. Von Trier takes us on a ride from tragedy, to grief, guilt and evil. That a woman (as is often the case in a von Trier film) is at the centre of the maelstrom is sure to level complaints of misogyny against the Danish filmmaker.
The film opens with a prologue, shot in glorious ultraslow-motion black and white with a Handel oratorio as the soundtrack. A couple makes love, unaware of their son climbing towards an open window in another room. The scenes of lust and abandon are intercut with the chilling, impending tragedy. A mouth open in a bestial cry of passion becomes a scream of horror. Von Trier draws a parallel between ecstacy and agony, confronts age-old Madonna/Whore notions and continues to explore those themes literally and metaphorically for the rest of the film.
Gainsbourg and Dafoe retreat to their isolated cabin in the woods…aptly named Eden where life becomes primitive. Nature is unwelcoming. The twisted, knotted branches of dead trees are the visual reminders of decay and rot. Even the acorns falling onto the roof of the cabin are proof that Nature is indifferent. Dafoe sees dead animals all around. There are surreal flights of fancy….met with some titters at the screening I saw. There is real gruesomeness as the husband and wife become locked in a feral fight for life. The fear and dread that have been building slowly through the first half of the film crescendo with an explicit manifestation of madness. And then this deep exploration of grief and healing takes a sharp turn into a meditation on evil.
But to dismiss Antichrist as "just" a horror film is to miss the point. Yes, there are scenes of (perhaps) gratuitous gore…but the emotions that accompany these scenes go far beyond any feelings you are likely to experience watching Jason, or Freddy carve up their prey. Von Trier is too smart, or too manipulative, to make a lazy horror picture. Within the parameters of the genre, Von Trier touches on Original Sin, the story of Adam and Eve, the existence of a God, Woman's treatment at the hands of Man, female sexuality and motherhood. Anyone who just wants blood and guts at the expense of story and characters will be bored and disappointed.
The films I find to be the scariest aren't the ones with rampaging monsters or ax-wielding maniacs, but the ones that deal with what goes on inside someone's head. Repulsion, The Shining and Rosemary's Baby all deal with central characters slowly going mad…or feeling as if they are. Antichrist is worthy to join that list.


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Meg started blogging about her daughter Imogene, a.k.a. Babylicious, about 15 years ago. She has 20,000 daily readers.
Imogene wants her mother to stop writing about her. She wants to be able to relax at home instead of worrying about her mother taking and posting another embarrassing picture of her.
Imogene's friend Sage can relate. Sage's mom writes a vegan blog. When Sage isn't with her mother, she eats her favorite foods that her mother doesn't allow her to have at home.
Imogene and Sage's ninth grade English teacher's assignment is to write a blog. Imogene and Sage don't want to be the subject of another blog, until they realize they can use their blogs to get revenge against their mothers.
Don't Call Me Baby, written by Gwendolyn Heasley (www.gwendolynheasley.com) and published by Harper Teen (www.harperteen.com), will be available April 22, 2014. Part of this book takes place in Minneapolis, Minnesota. St. Paul readers can find some of Heasley's books at a St. Paul Public Library and a Ramsey County Library.
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Up until about a week ago I could connect to my wireless, but now I suddenly can't. Every other wireless in the area show up in the network manager. My kindle can connect to it, my friend can connect to it (in windows) without having connected to it before. My other netbook (Samsung NC10) can connect to it, but my other Samsung N150 now cannot even see it.
- I have tried deleting the old auto entry for it in the network manager
- Tried disabling and enabling both the networking and the wireless through the network indicator.
- Disabled the networking through the hardware shortkut key thing [fn] + [F9]
- Attempting to connect to it as if it was a hidden network.
I'm at a loss, how would I go about debugging and unborking my computer?


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TUCSON, Ariz. - Sophomore Brad Glenn Has been named the Feb. 13 Pac-10 Player of the Week, Commissioner Tom Hansen announced today.

Glenn, from Tulsa, Okla., went on a tear at the plate to help lead Arizona to a perfect 5-0 week. The outfielder went 9-for-17 (.529) with a double, three home runs, eight RBI and four runs scored in five games against Utah Valley State and New Mexico. He finished with a 1.118 slugging percentage and also drew two walks and was hit by four pitches to help lead to a .652 on base percentage. In addition, Glenn tied the Arizona school record when he hit three home runs in a single game against Utah Valley State, and narrowly missed out what would have been his record-breaking fourth homer when he hit a double off the left-center field wall in his final at bat of the game. He finished the contest 4-for-4 with a hit-by-pitch, three runs scored and a career-high five RBI.

The Player of the Week honor is the first in Glenn's career and the 47th all-time for an Arizona player. Arizona will return to action this weekend when it heads to Southern California for a three-game series against Cal State Fullerton.


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"He will take no man's money dishonestly and no man's insolence without a due and dispassionate revenge. He is a lonely man and his pride is that you will treat him as a proud man or be very sorry you ever saw him.
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Those who register a new Nintendo 3DS, 2DS or 3DS XL on Nintendo's Club Nintendo website and buy one of six participating games, will get "Pokemon X or Y" for free, Nintendo said in a press release today obtained by Examiner.
In order to claim one of the games, both the console and one of the participating games, "Mario Kart 7," "Super Mario 3D Land," "Animal Crossing: New Leaf," "Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D," "LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins" and the upcoming "Yoshi's New Island," must be bought between March 1 and March 31. The downloadable code for the redeemable game must be used by May 31.
Are you excited for Nintendo's latest deal? Will you pick up one of the six games with your new 3DS and claim your free "Pokemon X or Y"? Tell us in the comment section below.
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ISIS making good on promise to kill Christians
SD has 2nd largest Iraqi Christian community in US
SAN DIEGO - The radical Islamic group ISIS is making good on its threats to kill Iraqi Christians who refuse to convert.
The crisis is closely being followed by San Diego's Chaldean community, which is the second largest population of Iraqi Christians in the United States.
Local Chaldean leader Mark Arabo says what is happening in Iraq right now is truly a living nightmare.
"It's literally the worst it's ever been, not just for Chaldeans but for Christianity for the entire region," said Arabo, who is president of the Neighborhood Market Association.
The violence in Iraq has already displaced more than a million Iraqis of many faiths. Arabo explains that families' homes are being marked.
"This is their red stamp right here, that they are marking Christian homes," he said as he pointed to a photo from Iraq. "They are basically saying, 'We know who you are and when the holy month of Ramadan is over, your lives are in our hands.'"
Arabo says it is an all-too familiar reminder of what was done during the Holocaust, when Star of David symbols were painted on homes and businesses of Jewish people during the Nazi regime in Germany.
"This is a global humanitarian crisis and a Christian Holocaust is in our midst," Arabo added.
Fighters of the Islamic state of Iraq and Syria – or ISIS – have swept across Northern Iraq from Syria, leaving the red stamps and notes on doorsteps in their quest to take over Iraq.
"They are saying you need to convert to Islam, pay a fee or leave," said Arabo.
"We have to make sure we don't turn a blind eye to another Holocaust," said Arabo.


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Porchview Barrel Practice [00:38]
just takin' it easy with a 16.4. Still getting used to the new saddle, though it's no excuse, and i lost my stirrup coming out of third. 16.4 ... porchview arena Mack barrel racing practice horse gelding appaloosa quarter
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1994 Saratoga Bud BC Handicap - Weekend Madness [02:23]
some sanity to the racing season in the Adirondacks. But they didn't. Elizabeth Bay stalked the lead for almost a mile and then disappeared into eighth and last place. And You'd be Surprised took the lead in the homestretch but lost it when a filly named Weekend Madness beat her to the wire by three-quarters of a length to win the $150000 Saratoga Budweiser Breeders' Cup Handicap. ... saratoga horse racing tom durkin shane sellers youd be surprised heed irish linnet elizabeth bay weekend madness ...
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1994 Roseben Handicap - Boundary - Sire Of Big Brown [01:43]
Mott, and he has raced flawlessly since his debut 13 months ago. His timetable was interrupted by knee surgery last May, and he stayed on the sidelines for seven months. "I kept the horse in the clear because he gets intimidated on the inside," Velasquez said. "At the half-mile post, I went to the outside, got in the clear and the horse did it all." ... belmont park horse racing boundary bill mott john velazquez danzig birdonthewire demaloot demashoot chief desire swamp king boom towner won song ...
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trained by Jimmy Croll, took the lead with Mike Smith riding and with Dehere in pursuit in third place. Then Chris McCarron asked Dehere for speed as they turned for home, and they passed Prenup and drew even with Holy Bull, but could not get past. As they crossed, Holy Bull was clinging to first place by half a length over Dehere, and it was five long lengths back to Prenup. The winner ran the seven furlongs in 1:23 1/5 , paid $8.20 for $2 to win as second choice to Dehere and banked $69360 ...
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to form in its early stages: The speed horses Foxtrail, El Bakan and Cherokee Run wasted no time sprinting into the lead. After three-quarters of a mile, they were joined by Devoted Brass, who was flown 2600 miles from California this week for a piece of the action. But after one mile, they paid the price for squandering their speed. Devoted Brass briefly took over the lead, pursued by Colonial Affair, who was the early-line favorite. And Miner's Mark, who won the Jim Dandy at Saratoga ...
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Adapted from Gourmet, June 2009
You can just ignore the word "raspberry" up there and swap it up with any which berry you please, like blackberries or blueberries or bits of strawberries or all of the above. This is a good, basic go-to buttermilk cake (not unlike a lemon yogurt cake before it) — moist and ever-so-light — a great jumping off point for whatever you can dream up.
By the way, I was having a "moment" when I made this and for once, remembered to weigh my ingredients as I measured them, for all of you people out there that know weighing is way easier than dirtying a zillion cups and spoons. Now let's just hope my scale is accurate.
Makes one thin 9-inch cake, which might serve eight people, if you can pry it from first two people's grasp
1 cup (130 grams) all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon (2 grams) baking powder
1/2 teaspoon (2 grams) baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 stick (56 grams) unsalted butter, softened
2/3 cup (146 grams) plus 1 1/2 tablespoons (22 grams) sugar, divided
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest (optional)
1 large (57 grams) egg
1/2 cup (118 ml) well-shaken buttermilk
1 cup (5 ounces or 140 grams) fresh raspberries
Preheat oven to 400°F with rack in middle. Butter and flour a 9-inch round cake pan.
Whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt and set aside. In a larger bowl, beat butter and 2/3 cup (146 grams) sugar with an electric mixer at medium-high speed until pale and fluffy, then beat in vanilla and zest, if using. Add egg and beat well.
At low speed, mix in flour mixture in three batches, alternating with buttermilk, beginning and ending with flour, and mixing until just combined.Spoon batter into cake pan, smoothing top. Scatter (see Note) raspberries evenly over top and sprinkle with remaining 1 1/2 tablespoons (22 grams) sugar.
Bake until cake is golden and a wooden pick inserted into center comes out clean, 20 to 25 minutes. Cool in pan 10 minutes, then turn out onto a rack and cool to warm, 10 to 15 minutes more. Invert onto a plate.
[Baking time updated, shortened, after so many of you concurred that this cake bakes crazy quickly.]
Note: Directions like "scatter" always scare me. Where's the science? Here's what my neuroses taught us: the ones that were downward were almost all swallowed by the batter. The "o" ones stayed empty, like cups. Both were delicious.
Make your own almost-buttermilk: No need to buy buttermilk especially for this or any recipe. Add one
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By steffo on Mar 10, 2007
"Please continue shopping via our Security Server. It uses encryption to protect your data." Sentences like these always surprise me. I've never seen a bank advertising "Please open an account at our bank. We use armoured cars to transport your money."
One problem with IT security is that a lot of technical people tend to implement a plethora of mechanisms without doing a proper risk analysis before. The tems in risk analysis are not standardised. However, some terms like 'threat' and 'risk' are by no means identical. A threat is something like: Someone holding a gun enters the bank building saying 'I want your money'. This risk is an evaluation of the threat regarding two aspects:
- likelihood that he gets the money and
- the amount of money he gets.
So a risk is a point in a two dimensional matrix (x: likelihood that the event happens and y: potential amount of loss).
A risk analysis is a process:
- Determine the threat. A threat is an event.
- Determine the weaknesses that favour the threat (e.g. missing encryption, missing cameras, no bulletproof glass).
- Set up an appropriate scale for the risk matrix: the likelihood can be qualitive (neglectible, low, middle high) whereas the potential loss might be (10\^5 EUR, 10\^7 EUR and 10\^9 EUR). Try to capture the 'out of business' case as well which might occur either through
- Acting against legal requirements.
- A high loss (that's easy).
- Loss of image and customer confidence.
Sounds too theoretical? Here's the classical example from Star Wars:
Threat. Death Star will be destroyed.
Weakeness. A small thermal exhaust port, right below the main port. The shaft leads directly to the reactor system.
Likelihood. Low (difficult to approach; approaches will be detected).
Potential amount of loss. Out of business
Now you can start of developing counter-measures. A lot of things can be done wrong here. Most notably: technical measures lacking proper organizational support (believe me, I've seen large banks where the whole network traffic must be encrypted, the operators however, being unable to set-up a procedure for changing the certificates or keys). In that case a security strategy might help: if you cannot go for the complicated mechanism right now, why not choosing a weaker mechanism plus an organizational mechanism (e.g. insurance) for a transitional period?
I agree, that sounds too simple and I haven't seen a company that uses an insurance to make up for such operational drawbacks. My only point is: don't always think too technical. Use a combination of technical and organizational things. And if you set up online banking, don't only tell your customers that you use SSL military grade encryption, but also that you set up processes and took an insurance, just in case.


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Press Release: Winners of European Software Excellence Awards announced
By swalker on Mar 13, 2012
Further to yesterday's announcement regarding the Best Application Development Platform Provides award at the European ISV Convention, below is the official press release:
Winners of European Software Excellence Awards announced
(Berlin, 2nd March 2012) IT Europa, the leading European IT publisher and market intelligence organisation, today announced the winners of the European Software Excellence Awards 2012 - the pan-European awards event for ISV community. The finalists were honoured last night at a celebration dinner at The Grand Hyatt, Berlin.
The European Software Excellence Awards are the only pan-European awards which recognise the crucial role that Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) play in the delivery of real world solutions, and attracted entries from 18 countries. Entries were submitted by ISVs describing the solution provided and each had to be supported by an endorsement by the client. 36 companies from 14 countries made the finals. The winners were selected by an independent panel of consultants and editors.
There were 2 awards for suppliers to ISVs and the award for Application Development Platform went to Oracle and that for Application Delivery Platform was awarded to Fujitsu.
In congratulating the winners, Alan Norman, Managing Director of IT Europa said:"the overall quality of entries was extremely high and demonstrated the depth of talent in the ISV community across Europe. I congratulate all the winners and wish them and all the finalists every success in the year ahead"
The ISV categories were chosen to highlight the different areas where ISVs develop and deliver software-based solutions for their clients. These awards were for customer solutions not products and the ISV had to describe what their customer was trying to achieve, what they proposed, how they implemented it and what the results were for the customer. Each entry was backed up by a customer testimonial.
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This longstanding Kiehl's product doesn't have the most state-of-the-art formula around, but it's a good, basic body cream for areas of dry to very dry skin, including calluses. If you are struggling with calluses (particularly those on the feet) you will see even better results by applying a BHA (salicylic acid) exfoliant prior to a rich, thick cream such as this. The moisturizer softens calluses but the BHA exfoliant actually works to dissolve the built-up layers of unattractive dry, scratchy skin.
Intensive Treatment and Moisturizer is fragrance-free, and as such is good for sensitive skin that's also dry. The formula contains some tried-and-true plant oils, all of which are also a source of antioxidants. With a broader range of repairing ingredients and perhaps a cell-communicating ingredient like niacinamide, this would be highly recommended. As is, it's a good option for those areas where regular body lotion or cream just isn't doing enough to ease uncomfortably dry skin.
Note: Kiehl's sells this product in a tube, which is the version reviewed here, as well as a jar. Although the jar packaging makes this thick product easier to use, it's also bad news for the plant oils and vitamins this contains. Those ingredients lose potency with repeated exposure to light and air, plus there's the hygiene issue of dipping your fingers into a water-based moisturizer. For best results, avoid the jar-packaged product and go for the version in the tube!
A thick, emollient treatment for dry or callused skin. Helps to soften and soothe dry, cracked or parched skin. Enriched with Avocado Oil and Shea Butter.
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Strengths: Kiehl's staff is generous when it comes to providing samples and product information; some good cleansers; a couple worthwhile serums.
Weaknesses: Expensive for what you get; the Blue Herbal and Facial Fuel products are terrible; no products to successfully address skin discolorations; the toners are disappointing; the self-tanner should be avoided; jar packaging weakens several of the formulas.
This line has been around for quite some time, and has its origins in a family-owned pharmacy based in New York City. Perhaps its neighborly beginnings with a big-city heritage are what propelled Kiehl's to its long-standing status as a popular product line. Considering that Kiehl's doesn't advertise (at least not in the traditional sense, though their products get frequent press), their brand identity and status in the minds of consumers are impressive.
What gets lost in all the fashion magazine hype and company claims of "excellence" and "quality ingredients" is that almost all of the Kiehl's products hardly warrant excitement or even mild enthusiasm. Most of them are surprisingly ordinary, with a dusting of natural ingredients almost always at the very end of the ingredient list, well after the preservatives. That amounts to little more than a token attempt to make the products appear more natural to those who want to believe a plant or vitamin must somehow be better for the skin than something that sounds more chemical. Nevertheless, that token amount is enough to allow Kiehl's to brag about how its products nourish the skin or are more environmentally friendly, when they're not.
Aside from the allure of the natural, this line consists of totally ordinary and often completely unnatural ingredients. More disheartening for skin is that many of the ingredients are of questionable benefit for those with sensitive, oily, or blemish-prone skin. In some instances product ingredients are irritating for any skin type, while half of the sunscreen products are a serious problem for reliable sun protection. If you can't resist the allure of Kiehl's, just know that the product assembly will work best for those with dry to very dry skin and that, for the money, most of the formulas aren't knock-your-socks-off thrilling.
Note: Kiehl's is categorized as a brand that tests on animals because its products are sold in China. Although Kiehl's does not conduct animal testing for its products sold elsewhere, the Chinese government requires imported cosmetics be tested on animals, so foreign companies retailing there must comply. This requirement is why some brands state that they don't test on animals "unless required by law." Animal rights organizations consider cosmetic companies retailed in China to be brands that test on animals, and so does the Paula's Choice Research Team.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Forget that boring and overdone "Who's better?" debate over the top-tier of point guards.
The real question Utah Jazz fans might want to ask the NBA is this: Can more games featuring Deron Williams vs. Chris Paul be scheduled?
For one thing, the two put on a show Wednesday night — each giving their supporters more proof and validation for their premiere-playmaker arguments..
In the first half, at least.
As usual, it was D-Will's Utah Jazz who ended up on the winning side of the scoreboard over CP3's New Orleans Hornets, who eventually fizzled like the Great Blizzard of 2010.
Williams scored 26 points and dished out 11 assists — and Utah got a big game from Big Al and another brilliant outing from its bench bunch — in the Jazz's energetic and electric 105-87 victory over the Hornets at a rocking EnergySolutions Arena.
"I thought we played hard all night long," Jazz coach Jerry Sloan said in as big of compliment as the labor-loving coach can give.
For those counting at home — and many are — Williams is now 12-3 in head-to-head match-ups against his eternally linked star pal who has received more recognition and awards since they joined the league together in 2005.
Jefferson thoroughly enjoyed his first up-close-and-personal experience in the rivalry that everybody but D-Will and CP3 seems to like bantering about..
"When I was with the Timberwolves I used to always look for that matchup, to see them two go against each other. And to be a part of it is just amazing," Jefferson said. "They're two great point guards going head-to-head, and plus they're best friends too. It's just very exciting to see."
Especially for 19,237 attending Jazz fans, who witnessed Williams and Utah outplay Paul and New Orleans overall. Paul finished with 17 points and nine assists but only had two points after halftime.
"He goes and we go, and he knows that," Jazz forward Andrei Kirilenko said of Williams, who had 12 second-half points. "He motivates us to play well."
This game wasn't just about the brighter of the two stars, though.
In fact, it wasn't even just about the starters for the Jazz again, although Jefferson's 23-point, 10-rebound outing and Paul Millsap's 17-point, seven-board night came in handy as Utah won its third straight.
Like Monday, Utah's cavalry crew came to play. And the collective effort of Earl Watson, Ronnie Price, C.J. Miles, Francisco Elson and Kyrylo Fesenko ignited the Jazz, who improved to 11-5 after beating the 11-3 Hornets in their first home win over an opponent with a winning record this year.
"That group has got a lot of confidence in each other and seem to play pretty well together," Sloan said. "Any time you put 'em in the game and they play like that, it gives you a big lift."
As has often been the case, the Jazz jumped off the starting block like they were wearing cement shoes against world-class sprinters.
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Following the meeting, the Council issued a statement, signed by all twenty-one members, voicing strong condemnation of the bombing as an act running contrary to Sharia (Islamic Law) and declaring: "It was an attack on the lives and property of citizens, and against the security, stability and interests of the Kingdom". Branded the explosion as a "disgraceful act", the Islamic scholars stressed that inflicting injustice upon people and terrifying residents, Muslims as well as non-Muslims, was a heinous crime, and stated: "We pray to Almighty God to expose the culprits".
Pointing out that Islam considers the lives of Muslims and those who are bound by treaties with Muslims as inviolable, the statement quoted a saying by the Prophet Muhammad: "He who kills an ally will not smell the fragrance of Paradise", and added that Islam does not tolerate harassment of non-Muslims living in a Muslim country, and considers the criminal act of murdering a non-Muslim an act of betrayal and a sinful aggression that causes consternation among Muslims as well as non-Muslims.


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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama urged lawmakers Thursday to remember the children gunned down in America and not "get squishy" in the face of powerful forces against gun control legislation, as supporters struggle to win over moderate Democrats before a Senate vote expected next month.
Obama, flanked by grim-faced mothers who have lost their children to guns, said Washington must do something after the tragic mass shooting in Newtown, Conn., three months ago. He called out to the families of four children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School sitting in his audience.
"Shame on us if we've forgotten," Obama said. "I haven't forgotten those kids."
Obama's event comes as gun control legislation faces an uncertain future, even though more than 80 percent of people say in polling they support expanded background checks. Backed by a $12 million TV advertising campaign financed by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, gun control groups scheduled rallies around the country Thursday aimed at pressuring senators to back the effort.
Obama said the upcoming vote is the best chance in more than a decade to reduce gun violence. He encouraged Americans, especially gun owners, to press lawmakers home from a congressional spring break to "turn that heartbreak into something real."
"Don't get squishy because time has passed and it's not on the news every single day," Obama said.
Moderate Senate Democrats like Mark Pryor of Arkansas and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota are shunning Bloomberg as a meddling outsider while stressing their allegiance to their own voters' views and to gun rights. While saying they are keeping an open mind and that they support keeping guns from criminals and people with mental disorders, some moderates are avoiding specific commitments they might regret later.
"I do not need someone from New York City to tell me how to handle crime in our state. I know that we can go after and prosecute criminals without the need to infringe upon the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding North Dakotans," Heitkamp said this week, citing the constitutional right to bear arms.
Heitkamp does not face re-election next year, but Pryor and five other Senate Democrats from Republican-leaning or closely divided states do. All six, from Southern and Western states, will face voters whose deep attachment to guns is unshakeable — not to mention opposition from the still-potent National Rifle Association, should they vote for restrictions the NRA opposes.
"We have a politically savvy and a loyal voting bloc, and the politicians know that," said Andrew Arulanandam, spokesman for the NRA, which claims nearly 5 million paying members.
The heart of the Senate gun bill will be expanded requirements for federal background checks for gun buyers, the remaining primary proposal pushed by Obama and many Democrats since 20 first-graders and six women were shot to death in December at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn. Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada has said there aren't enough votes to approve a ban on assault weapons, while prospects are uncertain for a prohibition on large-capacity ammunition magazines.
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Just wanted to brag a little on my new purchase. It hasn't arrived yet but its going to ship middle of next week. I did a ton of research on 1911 forums and what not trying to find a well made comfortable holster for my sr1911. I have been shooting the snot out of it and absolutely love it and want to rotate it in my edc. I found a lot of rave reviews on the Kelley gun leather c-flex. So I ordered one. I wanted a custom leather holster well made and didn't want to drop $200 or wait 6-8 months. I paid right at $110 shipped with insurance made with horse hide. Mr Steven called me and discussed the order the next day due to the fact I had a lot of questions. He was so pleasant to deal with and very helpful. Well two weeks go by and after taking a shooting class I start to think, I probably need a magazine holder due to the 8rd magazines in the 1911. So after clearing the purchase with the *cough* boss, and convincing her its an early fathers day gift, I go to Kelley's website. To my dismay he has stopped taking orders for like 8 weeks due to massive back orders!!:banghead:.
I sent Mr Steven an email asking to call me whenever he could to discuss my order. He called me within 2 hours! What great customer service! We discussed the option of a Mag holder he has possibly laying around but says "wouldn't you want it to match your holster?" I said well yes but I saw your not making any new orders? He says is this what you want? I said yea, and that was it! He said it will still go out next week and you will get it in a few days! I was blown away by his great customer service. I can't recommend them enough based on this. I will do a full review on the holster in a week or two! Sorry for the long winded rant. I just feel its only right to tell my good friends here when I come across good....or bad....customer service!
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Grandma1951,,, Mary made me this TERRIFIC "SPIRITED UNDER DAWG" QUILT !!! I wish you could all SEE IT UP CLOSE So I've ALSO included some pics so you CAN !! WOOHOOOOO !! This is ADORABLE and DELIGHTS ME TO EVERY END !! My heart is REJOICED to the END ,,,I CRIED and CRIED when I opened this !! Mary,, OH MAN GIRL !! U KNOCKED URSELF OUT hon !! THANKS SOOO MUCHERS !!! She wrote this is from the team. ( 5% challenge, team Spirited Under Spring challenge 2012) This is now WRAPPED AROUND ME and
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Registered some minor improvement at the League this week night placing 5th, not good enough for any cash, but at least securing 30 points as opposed to my usual 10. I'm still lurking in lower mid table though and need to try and score heavily in the six double points games in the new year.
A few hands I remember:
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Playing 8c9c the board reads 67TK on the turn and I bet 200 into 300 and all pass :(
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Blinds 150-300 Jody makes it 900 UTG, I make it 2700 with KK. Jody calls and we see an all low board. I shove my last 3k and Jody calls with 99 and I double up to 11k or so.
I raise 7c9c at 200-400 to 1100 in cutoff and Alistair calls in BB.
Flop is Axx, nothing for me.
I bet 1600, and Alistair calls.
Turn is 6. Still no draw.
Check, Check
River is another non helpful card, Alistair checks, I bet 2200 and Alistair calls for the win with 2 pair. Not a good hand for me, losing nearly half my stack.
Blinds are 300-600 and my 7k stack is starting to feel short. I find A9 second to act and shove. Mike snap shoves and Jalfont calls in the BB after some deliberation.
I'm in dire straits against QQ and AQ, and my tournament is over.
The cash game ended with a small win for a couple of hundred, but this was a decent result seeing as I was in a losing position for nearly the entirety of the evening.
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College Hockey:Minnesota Elevates Potulny to Full-Time Assistant Position
Former Minnesota captain Grant Potulny, who recently returned to the team as a volunteer assistant coach, has been elevated to full-time status with the team.
He replaces Mike Hastings, who joined new coach Dean Blais at Nebraska-Omaha.
Potulny helped the Gophers to national championships in 2002 and 2003, scoring the overtime winner in the title game in St. Paul, Minn., in 2002.
"It was just six years ago that I was in the same spots as these guys," Potulny said of the current Minnesota players in a news release. "Don (Lucia) and John (Hill) do an amazing job and I think I bring some youthful energy as somebody who can bring a different element to what we're doing already."
Meanwhile, Justin Johnson has been named the team's volunteer goaltending coach. Johnson was a backup on both the 2002 and 2003 title teams.
Potulny, 29, was named the interim assistant coach when Hastings resigned. He had an injury-plagued five-year professional career after his four-year collegiate career.
"Those were the best four years of my life," Potulny said of his time with the Gophers. "I truly believe that every kid who comes to Minnesota should have a chance to play in the Frozen Four and I'd love to help make that happen."
Said Gophers coach Lucia: "As a three-year captain, Grant was a tremendous leader and was well respected by his teammates," Lucia said. "As an interim assistant coach over the past month, I've had the opportunity to watch him interact with players and coaches at our model camp and select-16 festival and coach at the select-17 festival in New York. I have had numerous people come up to me and tell me how impressed they were with Grant. He will bring instant credibility based on what he did as a player and captain here and bring new insights after playing professionally the past five years."
Johnson, 28, was a volunteer assistant at St. Cloud State for the last three seasons.
"It's almost like coming home for me," Johnson said. "With the talent they have all around and in net it's going to be an exciting season and I'm really looking forward to it.
"I've known Kent (Patterson) since he was a Pee Wee in camps and we have a great relationship," he added. "Being at St. Cloud, we did a lot of film analysis on Alex (Kangas) and figuring out how to beat him. He's an outstanding goalie and I'm very familiar with his game as well."
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Cervical radiculopathy is defined as a syndrome of pain and/or sensorimotor deficits due to compression of a cervical nerve root. Understanding of this disease is vital for rapid diagnosis and treatment of patients with this condition, facilitating their recovery and return to regular activity.
This review is designed to clarify (1) the pathophysiology that leads to nerve root compression; (2) the diagnosis of the disease guided by history, physical exam, imaging, and electrophysiology; and (3) operative and non-operative options for treatment and how these should be applied.
The PubMed database was searched for relevant articles and these articles were reviewed by independent authors. The conclusions are presented in this manuscript.
Facet joint spondylosis and herniation of the intervertebral disc are the most common causes of nerve root compression. The clinical consequence of radiculopathy is arm pain or paresthesias in the dermatomal distribution of the affected nerve and may or may not be associated with neck pain and motor weakness. Patient history and clinical examination are important for diagnosis. Further imaging modalities, such as x-ray, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and electrophysiologic testing, are of importance. Most patients will significantly improve from non-surgical active and passive therapies. Indicated for surgery are patients with clinically significant motor deficits, debilitating pain that is resistant to conservative modalities and/or time, or instability in the setting of disabling radiculopathy. Surgical treatment options include anterior cervical decompression with fusion and posterior cervical laminoforaminotomy.
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