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Peter Laviolette Conference Call – Nov. 8, 2010
Q: On having a few extra days off this week
"Well, we finished a couple of three games in four nights, so we're going to try to catch a little bit of rest here. We're just going to go into Carolina early. Sometimes I think it's important to get away as a group and spend some time with each other, so really that's the point of it."
Q: Can you talk about some of the things you have planned?
"We're going to go to dinner and just spend some time with each other. There's golf down there, and we'll be together for a couple days."
Q: Do you have any favorite stomping grounds?
"Not really down in Pinehurst, no. I know it a little bit, it's a real neat place. I think the guys will enjoy it. They're together in villas down there right on the Pinehurst Country Club and the Carolina Hotel. So I think it'll be a good time to spend a couple days together before we get into Carolina.
Q: Who are your best and worst golfers?
"Just based on the handicap, I would say that our Russians are right down on the bottom there. Best golfers, probably go to Harry Bricker, Chief probably, Danny Briere is probably one of our top players, I guess."
Q: At this point in the season, are you satisfied with where this team is?
"Well, I think there's always areas that we can be better in. Offensively the last two games, I think we've slipped a little bit. I don't think we've generated as much as we had in the previous seven or eight games. Defensively, we've played OK. We find ourselves in a decent position as far as the conference goes. Certainly you look back and there's some games you wish … maybe you wish we had played a little bit different or the results were a little bit different. We could be better. There's still things that we could do better even just looking at the past few games. I think it's a mountain that you climb through the course of the year and you get to a point where you're at the playoffs, and you enter into the playoffs and you hope that you're firing on all cylinders. We're not there yet. We've got to continue to work at it and continue to improve.
Q: This time last year this team was pretty much in the same position, not necessarily in the standings but in points. Are there elements now that have been built over the past year that will prevent this team from having the ups and downs they had last year?
"I wasn't here for any of that. I'm not sure about anything that had gone on before I was here. I can tell you that I like that our team, when we play a certain style and a certain brand, I think we're going to win a lot of hockey games, so we need to continue to do that. And we need to continue to push to be the top team in the league, the top team in the conference, the top team in our division, those are all things that we have to push for every day. My thoughts always go in a different direction. My thoughts are how can we get into Carolina and make sure we take points so that we're back to number one overall in the league. Those are more negative thoughts that you just threw out there, and my brain's not really thinking like that."
Q: Are you hoping that James van Riemsdyk, the break will do him good like it did for Nikolay Zherdev?
"Yeah, when James gets back in there you hope that it burns him a little bit to have come out of the lineup, and he comes back with that revitalized energy like [Zherdev] did, and make it a point to show that he shouldn't have come out of the lineup and shouldn't come out anymore, and doesn't let that happen again. There's tough decisions that have to be made. You're trying to win hockey games every night. James got caught in a number. He's got to continue to practice hard and play hard, and when he gets that opportunity, you really want to go in there and make sure you make it a point to let everybody know that's not going to happen."


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The Storm host the Sparks on Friday as their first-round series tips off. Seattle won the regular-season series 2-1. A look at how they match up heading into the postseason:
Seattle (18-16), West No. 4
WHAT'S WORKING? First-year Sparks coach Joe Bryant, Kobe's father, has done a great job this season. Three months ago, we all knew Los Angeles had the potential, but no one really expected the Sparks to be the West's No. 1 seed. There were too many question marks, beginning with Bryant, who wasn't hired until mid-April, after the WNBA Draft. But he came in, instilled confidence in his new team and taught his players not only how to be better, but how to be better players within his system. The Sparks have really responded to his laid-back style.
Other questions the Sparks faced when the season opened: How would they respond to new point guard Temeka Johnson, and how would Lisa Leslie (above, Andrew D. Bernstein/Getty Images) come back after, statistically at least, the worst season of her career a year ago when she was riddled with injuries.
Johnson, last season's Rookie of the Year who was acquired from Washington, has done an excellent job running the Sparks. Though she's very young, she's also very calm and settling. She's just a great floor leader who has been allowed to run the team and has been successful doing it.
Leslie, meanwhile, averaged 9.5 rebounds and a career-best 20.0 points per game while improving her field-goal accuracy to 51.1 percent (she also leads the Sparks with 1.7 blocks and 1.5 steals per game). Along with Seattle's Lauren Jackson and Connecticut's Katie Douglas, Leslie is considered a favorite for the regular-season MVP honor.
It has been a long time since Chamique Holdsclaw's name was included in MVP talk, but she is playing solid basketball despite missing some games because of injuries and personal issues, such as her father's illness. On any given night, though, Holdsclaw (15.0 ppg, 6.1 rpg) is still capable of a double-double. Perhaps the most impressive thing about Holdsclaw is how comfortable she seems in accepting her smaller role -- which hasn't included a single start this season.
The Sparks have been very consistent this season and have dramatically improved their rebounding, grabbing almost six more boards per game than last summer.
WHAT'S WORKING? Here are two things a lot of people are overlooking right now. First, Sue Bird might be having the worst year of her pro career statistically, but she remains one of the top point guards in the league. And her numbers -- 11.4 ppg (down 0.7), 4.8 apg (down 1.1), 3.0 rpg (up 0.6) -- are solid enough. Bird is typically a dominant player but has been uncharacteristically passive at times this season. She just needs to be more aggressive on offense, look to score more and attack the basket. Bird has been successful on every level, and when the playoffs open, you can bet she is going to bring her A-game.
Second, Betty Lennox is extremely important to the success of the Storm. I think that with two bonafide superstars in front of her, and because of her streaky play, Lennox is often an afterthought in Seattle. When Bird's not at the top of her game, Lennox's production becomes vital to the Storm's success. Don't forget it was Lennox -- not Lauren Jackson (above, Jeff Reinking/Getty Images) or Bird -- who was the WNBA Finals MVP during Seattle's 2004 championship run. And Lennox -- not Bird -- has ranked second in scoring in Seattle each of the past two seasons.
The biggest concern for Seattle is inconsistency. Before a four-game win streak to start August that finally clinched Seattle its playoff berth, the Storm had lost five of nine games following the All-Star break.
Part of the inconsistency, of course, can be traced to a slew of injuries. From Day 1, Jackson has battled stress fractures and plantar fasciitis, then Seattle lost Wendy Palmer (torn Achilles tendon) and Shaun Gortman (torn ACL). And now, Bird (foot), Lennox (knee) and Janell Burse (shoulder) are all ailing heading into the postseason.
Palmer's injury was devastating. The 10-year veteran was averaging 9.4 points when she got hurt just five games into the season. More important, she helped give Seattle a very good post rotation and depth inside, which were especially important as coach Anne Donovan tried to get Jackson some rest. Both of those are gone now, and quite frankly, Donovan is working smoke and mirrors to get things done in Seattle.
LISA VS. LAUREN: I don't want to get overdramatic, but Lisa Leslie and Lauren Jackson are two of the greatest players of our generation, and it wouldn't be too farfetched to compare their matchup to the days of Wilt and Russell. Both Leslie and Jackson have excelled internationally and won WNBA titles, and this is easily the best matchup of the first round.
Leslie deserves to be applauded for a great summer and for working very hard in the offseason. But the fact of the matter is that she is healthy. At this level, and at 34 years old, that's key.
Jackson, who's 25, hasn't had that luxury this season. In fact, she has battled stress fractures for years. Still, what's so remarkable is how well Jackson (19.5 ppg, 7.7 rpg) has played this season despite immense pain. Jackson, who's scoring went up two points despite averaging almost six fewer minutes per game, has to be one of the league's toughest players, both mentally and physically.
Leslie and Jackson are both incredible players. Leslie, the 2004 MVP, has better moves and countermoves around the basket, though Jackson, the 2003 MVP, has developed her back-to-the-basket game too. Jackson has the better range, though both players can knock down a 3-pointer. Leslie just needs to have her feet set. Jackson is better at putting the ball on the floor and creating her own shot or taking the ball to the basket.
X-FACTORS: Seattle, which lost to Houston in two games in the first round last season, must try to keep Leslie away from the basket as much as possible, let her shoot the face-up jumper and prevent her from attacking the basket. And if Leslie gets off the shot, do not foul her. It won't even be close if the Storm start giving Leslie three-point play opportunities.
Both teams will look to get points in transition, but the Sparks' shooters have to hit some early shots to help open things up inside for Leslie. If not, it'll be easier for the Storm to double-team her and keep Leslie off the offensive boards.
The backcourt battle between Bird and Johnson is another great matchup in this series. As the older, more experienced guard, Bird should have the edge, but both are dynamic playmakers and Johnson's quicker than most of her peers. She'll get after Bird and dog her from end to end.
Seattle's Iziane Castro Marques is another player who could be a huge factor. The fourth-year guard can be lethal in transition, and though she averaged 7.2 points in the regular season, Castro Marques pushed that to 12.3 against the Sparks on 60 percent (15-for-25) shooting from the field.
WHO WINS?Los Angeles. The Sparks have more depth, more athleticism, are healthier and have been more consistent across the board. They are also the better defensive and rebounding team. Those are two key areas if you want to advance in the postseason. Seattle might be able to win if the Storm play their best ball. But Los Angeles can win despite not playing its best ball.
Nancy Lieberman, an ESPN analyst and Hall of Famer, is a regular contributor to ESPN.com's women's basketball coverage. Contact her at www.nancylieberman.com.


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A trip down Bayou Lafourche south of Lockport or the other bayous that line the southern-most fingers of Terrebonne Parish offers the most visible signs of Louisiana's seafood industry, the shrimp boats whose tall booms make up the skylines of the communities where they are moored.
Less visible are the boats used for crabbing, and the processing houses where shrimp are peeled, de-headed and frozen for shipment all over the nation.
The simplicity of all these components belie the fact that seafood – despite hurricanes, competition from low-priced imports, and more recently the Deepwater Horizon oil spill – is still big business here.
In addition to the men and women who make a living on the water, the seafood industry employs peelers and pickers, dock workers and sales people. According to the Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board, one out of every 70 jobs in the state is seafood related, with a total economic impact of $2.4 billion a year.
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The commercial oyster industry's total annual impact is $317 million, and 3,565 jobs depend on it.
Shrimp alone generate $1.3 billion in overall financial impact, including salaries and taxes, related to 14,384 jobs,
Crabs generate a $293 million economic impact and are related to 3,289 jobs.
Wayde Bonvillain of Montegut processes soft shell crabs and sells hard shell crabs that local fishermen catch.
"This is what I chose to do, I worked with fishing and crabs with my grandpa. Our seafood is so good, people come down here to eat it all the time," Bonvillain said. "My seafood has even gone to Hawaii, east coast, west coast, all over."
Julie Falgout of the LSU AgCenter, who works closely with fishing families throughout the area, says it is important to remember that most local seafood-related businesses are family-owned operations, whether boats or docks.
"Some of these have been handed down from generation to generation," she said, explaining that the importance of the seafood industry transcends commercial considerations. "It is not an exaggeration when we talk about the importance of fishing being its status as a way of life for so many."
Bonvillain and other seafood dealers said everyone in the industry is keeping a wary eye on how the spring season develops for many species, crabs as well as shrimp, because of the effects of the spill.
"They took away everything I built," he said. "There are people who are still suffering."
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BOSTON Tyler Bozak and Clarke MacArthur scored and James Reimer stopped 43 shots Friday night to help the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Boston Bruins 2-1 and stay alive in their first-round playoff series.
Game 6 is Sunday in Toronto, with the decisive seventh game back in Boston on Monday, if necessary.
Boston has won both games in Toronto in the series and has not lost on the Leafs home ice in the playoffs since 1959.
Zdeno Chara scored for Boston to cut the deficit to it 2-1 with 8:48 left. The Leafs killed off a delay-of-game penalty in the last four minutes and then protected the lead when the Bruins pulled Tuukka Rask for an extra attacker with 1:11 left.
Rask made 31 saves.
Only once in their history have the Leafs come back to win a playoff series after falling behind 3-1: In the 1942 Stanley Cup finals, when Toronto won four straight to take the title after losing the first three games against Detroit. The Bruins are 15-2 in playoff series after taking a 3-1 lead, but they blew a 3-0 lead against Philadelphia in the 2010 Eastern Conference semifinals.
The Maple Leafs opened a 1-0 lead with a short-handed goal in the second period. Bozak got around Andrew Ference for a breakaway and beat Rask.
They made it 2-0 on another Bruins mistake, taking advantage of Johnny Boychuks giveaway that led to MacArthurs goal.
Thats when the Bruins began applying relentless pressure, turning around what had been a 19-8 Leafs advantage in shots after one period. Boston outshot Toronto 36-14 the rest of the way, including a backhander from Jaromir Jagr that appeared to barely nick Reimers right shoulder before passing over the crossbar with 11.1 seconds left.
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We introduce a heuristic method for adaptive multichannel restoration of degraded multispectral images when there is limited knowledge about the undegraded images and the noise. The proposed structure aims at reversing the action of the blur function on the image. The system uses number of channels equal to the number of multispectral images L. Each channel consists of L subchannel structures of two parallel adaptive filters with different cutoff frequencies and different DC (zero frequency) gain. The overall structure in each subchannel is equivalent to a filter, which has a combined LP-BP like characteristics. The resulting system has unity gain at the DC, which preserves the image local characteristics. The filter has high gain in the middle (band pass) frequency range, which produces an output image with restored edges. The filter structure gain at the high frequency range is small which reduces the high frequency noise. The adaptive filters are considered for the implementation of the proposed method. This is because they have many desirable properties and able to track the variations in the image characteristics. Multiple channel restoration results are presented and compared with single channel restoration. The results show that the proposed multiple channel restoration is very effective in restoring image details and reduces the noise amplification. Also the fine details are enhanced and preserved
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Issue Date: April 1, 2013
Issue Date: April 1, 2013
Shire To Purchase SARcode Bioscience
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Keywords: pharmaceuticals, acquisiton, ophthamology
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Ireland's Shire will pay $160 million to acquire SARcode Bioscience, a privately owned ophthalmic drug firm based in Brisbane, Calif. The acquisition will give Shire the dry eye disease agent Lifitegrast, which is in Phase III clinical development. The drug is a small-molecule integrin antagonist designed to block a target in the chronic dry eye inflammation cycle. Shire hopes to launch Lifitegrast in the U.S. as early as 2016. Shire . . .
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PBOC Drains Funds Using Repos for First Time in 8 Months
China's central bank sold repurchase contracts for the first time since June, draining funds from the banking system as money-market rates sink to the lowest levels in at least three months.
The People's Bank of China conducted 48 billion yuan ($7.9 billion) of 14-day repurchase contracts at 3.8 percent today, according to a statement posted on its website. The monetary authority last issued such contracts on June 6, when it sold 10 billion yuan of 28-day repos. Today's rate is higher than both the 2.75 percent in the June auction and the 2.05 percent when the PBOC last issued 14-day repos in January 2011.
The seven-day repurchase rate, a gauge of funding availability in the banking system, fell eight basis points to 3.76 percent as of 5:02 p.m. in Shanghai, according to a weighted average by the National Interbank Funding Center. It touched 3.71 percent, the lowest since Nov. 13. The overnight rate dropped as much as 24 basis points to 2.63 percent, the lowest since May.
"The central bank needs to maintain funding costs at an appropriate level, and a seven-day repo below 4 percent isn't normal," said Huang Wentao, a Beijing-based bond analyst at China Securities Co. "The PBOC will probably continue repo operations and monetary policy will continue to be neutral-to-tight in the first two quarters."
China's 10-year bonds declined, with the yield on the 4.08 percent government bonds due August 2023 climbing four basis points, or 0.04 percentage point, to 4.56 percent, data from the National Interbank Funding Center showed. That's the biggest gain since Jan. 23. The yield dropped to 4.49 percent on Feb. 13, the lowest since Dec. 4.
Rate Corridor
One-year interest-rate swaps based on the floating seven-day repo rate were unchanged at 4.84 percent, after climbing as much as four basis points, based on data compiled by Bloomberg.
"Today's move showed the PBOC may be referring to an interest rate corridor in implementing its 'prudent' policy'," said Wang Ming, marketing director at Shanghai Yaozhi Asset Management LLP, which oversees 2 billion yuan of fixed-income investments. "It hopes to keep market rates within a reasonable range, with the seven-day repo at about 4 percent to 8 percent."
The PBOC asked lenders to submit orders for seven- and 14-day reverse repos, 28-day repos and 91-day bills while gauging demand yesterday, without including 14-day repos, said a trader at a primary dealer required to bid at the auctions. The central bank will sell 50 billion yuan of nine-month treasury deposits on behalf of the Ministry of Finance on Feb. 20, according to a statement posted on the website yesterday.
Volatile Rates
About 43 percent of respondents in a survey of 69 market participants expected repo operations by the PBOC today, compared with 57 percent who didn't expect one as of yesterday, according to a note by Guotai Junan Securities Co. sent today.
Volatility in money-market rates will persist and borrowing costs will rise, the PBOC signaled in its fourth-quarter monetary policy report released Feb. 8. "When the valve of liquidity starts to tame and curb excessive credit expansion, money-market rates, or the cost of liquidity, will reflect that," it said.
The draining of funds by the PBOC today comes as the Federal Reserve continues to cut its monthly stimulus, with Chair Janet Yellen saying on Feb. 11 that only a "notable change" in economic prospects would prompt policy makers to slow the pace of tapering. The U.S. central bank has reduced its purchases of Treasuries and mortgage debt to $65 billion a month, from $85 billion last year.
China's stocks fell today, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index slipping 0.8 percent to 2,119.07. It closed at the highest level in two months yesterday. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index declined 0.4 percent.
Hawkish Move
Conducting repos is "a hawkish move highlighting the central bank's determination to tighten monetary policy via liquidity tools," said Dariusz Kowalczyk, a Hong Kong-based strategist at Credit Agricole CIB. The move indicates that "policy makers are uncomfortable with the recent decline in money-market rates and with the explosive growth of bank lending and other forms of social financing in January," he said.
Aggregate financing, the broadest measure of credit, was 2.58 trillion yuan, exceeding the 1.9 trillion yuan median estimate in a Bloomberg survey and the previous high of 2.54 trillion yuan in January 2013, a Feb. 15 report showed.
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has lowered the growth target for industrial production this year to 9.5 percent from 10 percent in 2013, Deputy Ministry Mao Weiming said at a briefing today, according to a transcript posted on the website.
"It is appropriate to lower the goal as maintaining it would require excessive build-up of debt," said Kowalczyk. "The reduction confirms our view that the overall GDP growth target will be cut."
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General Motors being added to the S&P 500 at the close on June 6th (replacing Heinz ) is more good news for GM, which will open at a 2-year high.
U.S. stock index futures ticked slightly higher Tuesday following the latest trade deficit report and ahead of some key Federal Reserve speakers.
AIG and GM will rejoin the S&P 500 index this week, marking a key milestone in the recovery of two companies that needed billions of dollars to stay afloat.
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The billionaire bet more heavily on mortgage insurers, suggesting he expects the housing recovery to continue.
Family-run firms are shaking up the consumer deals market, squeezing out private-equity firms and forcing them to change strategy.
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Buyers are sensing that the economy is getting better, and are more interested in dumping the "tried and true brand names" and jumping on cyclical stocks, Jim Cramer says.
The Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO talks about the Heinz acquisition deal, and gives his views on Fed policies.
Warren Buffett may be on safari for major acquisitions, which he likes to call elephants, but shareholders may wonder if his Berkshire Hathaway has become the biggest elephant in the room.
An intriguing academic study casts new light on the dark arts of leaking deals. The New York Times reports.
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Investors are ready to gobble up Pinnacle shares and ignore its debt levels when the IPO launches later this week, TheStreet.com reports.
The airline index is up 45 percent in the past one year, and up 20 percent so far this year alone, reports CNBC's Phil LeBeau.
European officials, emboldened by a victory over banker bonuses, will propose legislation this year giving shareholders voting rights to challenge executive pay.
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3DS flash cartridges barred from import in Japan
The Japanese government has cracked down further on flash (R4) cartridges for Nintendo handhelds.
According to 47 News, as translated by Kotaku, the importing of flash cartridges for use with handheld consoles is now strictly illegal.
Prior to the import ban, it was already illegal to sell the devices at local retail, meaning Japanese residents keen to use one are left with little legal recourse to acquire one.
The flash-powered devices, commonly referred to as the near-generic R4 cartridges, allow users to load custom software on Nintendo portables including the DS and 3DS. While homebrew users often have harmless intentions, the cartridges are more widely used to pirate software.
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Repton Dubai sets out to educate all students with a firm set of values, which it also seeks to uphold in all its many and varied activities.
To establish Repton School Dubai, as the leading boarding and day school in the Middle East, with a reputation for excellence in all academic and extra-curricular activities.
The Ten Values:
Repton Dubai sets out to educate all students with a firm set of values, which it also seeks to uphold in all its many and varied activities. These values are:
To instil our students with the determination and self-confidence to meet the challenges of an ever-changing technological world.
To develop a sense of dignity and respect for others.
To enable our students to display real dexterity of thought and action when faced with changing circumstances.
To encourage the development of a sense of inquiry, independence of thought and a willingness to take risks in a rational fashion.
To demonstrate initiative when faced by the challenge of leadership and responsibility.
To promote internationalism by developing an understanding of the interdependence of individuals, groups and nations.
To instil in our students a sense of pride and commitment to the values and achievements of the school, both during and after their time there.
To present opportunities for our students to express their creativity, develop a joy of learning and gain self-confidence.
To involve our students in the promotion of a caring and compassionate society, both within the school and in the outside world.
To promote these values and objectives through the educational and extra-curricular activities pursued by the school, and all its staff, students and parents.


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1. STOVETOP: In 6-quart Dutch oven over high heat, in boiling water, cook squash 20 minutes or until fork-tender. Remove from water. Halve squash lengthwise; remove seeds. MICROWAVE: Halve squash lengthwise. Scrape out seeds. Place cut-side down on a microwave-safe dish and cook for about 20 minutes on HIGH or until fork-tender, turning over once and covering with wax paper. Cool squash slightly and with a fork separate into strands. Set aside. 2. Meanwhile, in medium bowl, combine ricotta cheese, spinach, egg beaters, and seasonings; mix well. Spread evenly in a 13x9-inch baking dish coated with cooking spray. Spread the Parmesan and nonfat mozzarella cheeses over the spinach mixture. 3. In a large bowl, combine the squash and spaghetti sauce; toss to coat well. Arrange squash mixture on spinach mixture; top with the part skim milk mozzarella cheese. Cover with foil; bake at 375? F. for 30 minutes or until hot and bubbly. makes 6 servings. per serving: 220 Kcal 5g fat (2g sat fat) 20% CFF 628mg Na 8mg cholesterol (17.3g PRO/5.3g FAT/30.2g CHO) NOTES : 1.5g and decrease the sodium by 17mg.
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Shelton State women top Chattahoochee Valley
Published: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 at 1:30 a.m.
TUSCALOOSA | The 23rd-ranked Shelton State Community College womens basketball team won its sixth game in a row, trouncing Chattahoochee Valley Community College 82-50 Monday night in junior college womens basketball action.
Shaquita Bell scored 20 points to lead the Buccaneers. Flesia Sanders grabbed eight rebounds, with Kristi Martin dishing out five assists and Melody Hudson making five steals.
Shelton State took a 35-24 lead into the locker room at the half before scoring 47 points after intermission. All 14 players on the Buccaneers roster saw action, with 11 making their way into the scoring column.
Amanda Green scored 15 points to lead Chattahoochee Valley, with Jessica Wooten adding 12 points and Jennifer Hill 10.
Shelton State (9-1) will take a short holiday break before playing Dec. 29-31 at the Broward Community College Tournament in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY (50) | Green 15, Wooten 12, Hill 10, Goiser 5, Hadley 4, Hawkins 4.
SHELTON STATE (82) | Bell 20, Essex 9, Martin 9, Jackson 9, Freeman 8, Toole 7, Hudson 6, West 6, Phillips 4, Kennedy 2, Sanders 2.
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Published: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 at 10:58 a.m.
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Driver accused of damaging car
HOUMA -- A 29-year-old Houma man was arrested Friday night for aggravated criminal damage after hitting another car and then leaving the scene, police said.
A Houma Police officer saw Ricardo Alvarado, 533 Roanoke St., hit a gray Mitsubishi Galant with the red Nissan Maxima he was driving near New Orleans Boulevard and Park Avenue and then fleeing at a high rate of speed, police said.
As he drove away, Alvarado lost control of his car, ran off the road and missed a telephone pole, police said.
Once he regained control, Alvarado sped away, crossing both lanes of traffic, cutting off an 18-wheeler and then jumping a concrete block in the parking lot of the Terrebonne Parish District Attorneys Office, police said. He was apprehended after a brief pursuit.
The 18-year-old driver of the Galant told police Alvarado had been following her for approximately five minutes. When he pulled alongside her, she told the suspect she was calling the police, at which point Alvarado allegedly hit her. No one was injured.
Alvarado was arrested for aggravated criminal damage to property and aggravated flight from an officer. He was taken to the Terrebonne Parish jail, where he remains in lieu of a $50,000 bond.
Lawyer pleads not guilty to charges
HOUMA -- Houma attorney Howard Marcello told a judge hes not guilty of charges of DWI and possession-of-marijuana charges, court officials said.
Marcello, whose billboards and advertisements are featured prominently around the city, was arrested at the end of February following a traffic stop. He was stopped, police said at the time, because his truck was swerving. An open beer container and marijuana were found in his truck, officials said.
Marcello is scheduled to go to trial July 24, court officials said.
Marcello refused comment Monday afternoon.
Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
HOUMA -- A 25-year-old Houma man was arrested Monday morning for drug possession after he was pulled over for speeding, police said.
Martin Simmons, 3220 Camilla Ave., was pulled over by police on Main Street after a radar gun allegedly clocked him driving 65 mph in a 35 mph zone. Once he was stopped, police allegedly found a bag of suspected marijuana and drug paraphernalia in the 2007 Dodge Charger.
Simmons also had outstanding warrants for failure to appear in court for possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and for failure to secure a child in a car seat.
In addition to the warrants, Simmons is charged with reckless operation, driving without a license, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
He remains in the Terrebonne Parish jail on a $3,635 bond.
Firefighters host BBQ dinner
HOUMA -- The Schriever Volunteer Fire Department is hosting its annual barbecue-chicken fund-raising dinner from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at the fire station at the foot of the Schriever Overpass, 1529 W. Park Ave. The money they raise this year will be used to buy equipment the department cannot otherwise afford, they said.
For advance tickets, contact any Schriever firefighter or call Christie Pitre, 665-3675. Tickets will also be available at the door.
Council stalls work on bridge
HOUMA -- After hearing from a handful of Dularge residents Monday night, the Terrebonne Parish Council asked public-works officials to reconsider plans to build a bridge over Bayou Dularge in front of Dularge Elementary.
The proposed three-lane bridge would connect Bayou Dularge Road to Dr. Beatrous Road.
The new bridge is needed because two existing bridges -- at the northern end of Dr. Beatrous Road and over Marmande Canal on Dr. Beatrous Road -- are outdated and shouldnt carry heavy vehicles, parish officials said. These two bridges would not be torn down, parish officials said.
Parish officials will study whether existing bridges on Dr. Beatrous Road should be improved, including a third at the southern end near Falgout Canal.
Last week, the Terrebonne Parish School Board unanimously voted against the bridge project, saying the road is already dangerous.
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Right now I'm feeling very...
...sunset at the beach on a towel messy with sand
...long flowy skirt, messy bun and sun glasses
...wildflower bouquet in an old glass vase
...great song on the radio that you haven't heard in years
...snowcone at a summer festival with live music in the air
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Feeling Very
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I'm feeling very... agitated. Very 30 weeks pregnant. Very "I can't go on like this another 8 weeks or so".
- May 23, 2012
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Hungry. No. Wait. That's not what you mean, is it?
I'm feeling accomplished & crafty. And a bit frustrated because I seem to be in full blown internet addiction this week.
I could go for some Sunset at the beach right now.
- May 23, 2012
- Penny said...
feeling very I dont want to work even though I took an extra day off for the 3 day weekend and made it a 4 day weekend and now that doesnt seem like it was enough :-(
- May 29, 2012
- Becca said...
I feel pressure this time but excited for my next project.
- June 06, 2012
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Get an overview of this hotelCartier Place Suite Hotel 5 blocks from Parliament Hill
In the nation's capital, Cartier Place Suite Hotel is 0.3 kilometer (.18 miles) from Parliament Hill and a 5-minute walk from the Ottawa Convention Center.
Property Amenities
This Cartier Place Suite Hotel features an indoor swimming pool, sauna, and spa tub. Activities for children include a playground and playroom. Convenient indoor parking available for an extra fee if required.
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Cartier Place Suite Hotel180 Cooper Street Ottawa ON K2P2L5
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Hotel Amenities
Cartier Place Suite Hotel in the center of Ottawa, is 1 kilometer (.62 miles) from Parliament Hill and less than 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) from the University of Ottawa.
This aparthotel features activities for adults and children, such as an indoor swimming pool, spa tub, sauna, fitness center, and playroom. There are laundry facilities available for guests as well as a picnic area. An outdoor garden/patio includes a playground and shuffleboard.
The Café Mezzaluna serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There are 5 meeting rooms are available (largest capacity: 195 guests). This aparthotel offers complimentary regular WiFi and premium WiFi (surcharge) in public areas, as well as a computer station. Fax/copy services are available (surcharge).
Parking is available in a secure garage for a fee. Rates may vary.
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Computer station
- Conference space
- Conference space size (feet) - 2414
- Conference space size (meters) - 224
- Designated smoking areas
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fireplace in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Garden
- Health club
- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Meeting rooms 5
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Number of floors - 8
- Number of meeting rooms - 5
- Picnic area
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Sauna
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Spa tub
- Terrace
- Total number of rooms - 250
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Indoor pool
- Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Microwave
- Separate dining area
- Separate living room
- Sofa bed
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Dishwasher
- Free local calls
- Free WiFi
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Kitchen
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- Pay movies
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Room service (limited hours)
- Separate bedroom
- Separate dining area
- Separate living room
- Separate sitting area
- Shower/tub combination
- Sofa bed
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- Stovetop
Where to Eat
Café Mezzaluna - Breakfast daily. Lunch Monday through Friday. Dinner Monday through Saturday. Italian cuisine. Pasta, veal, chicken, desserts.
Nearby Things to Do
This suite hotel offers activities for adults and children, including an indoor swimming pool, spa tub, sauna, and playroom. An outdoor patio/garden includes shuffleboard and a playground.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the suite hotel; fees may apply.
- Playground on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
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Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 2 AM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Pets allowed for an extra charge of CAD 40 per pet (varies based on length of stay)
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
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- Deposit: CAD 150.00 per day
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- Resort fee: 3 percent of room rate
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I want to display the results of my plugin that interact with another WP database in an own page.
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Old-school solution on booze
Kudo's to Pennsylvania's Republican governor for having the courage to act on what he firmly believed was in the best interest of our state concerning the sale of liquor. The highly unpopular action he took was certain to provoke outrage, not just from Democrats but from within his own party.
Of course, this man of courage and principle was not today's incumbent, but Gov. Gifford Pinchot in 1933. When Prohibition ended, Pinchot set up the State Store system and focused on making buying liquor "as inconvenient and expensive as possible." In 2013, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that excessive drinking kills 80,000 Americans a year and costs $224 billion. It says nothing about the number of wrecked families and individuals, probably because numbers don't go that high.


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"We should not be afraid sometimes to confront beauty and horror."
"In the '60s I painted paintings with my hands, flat on the ground. And then I would light them on fire and burn them. I didn't think of this as performance or theater. I was painting and burning them—it was like a flash fire that would turn them black—and there was an action aspect to painting beyond just the action of a de Kooning."
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Just wanted to toss out this weid experience I have been having with WSOD. I was consistently getting a server timeout (500 Chrome and the good ol' WSOD in Safari and Firefox) each time I went to the admin (wp-admin) dashboard for my site.
Well, I checked the usual suspects (PHP memory limit, plusings, empty last line in functions) to no avail, but when I merely tried logging in with a different admin id (non super-admin this time), VOILA! No more problem.
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Welcome to The Asia Pacific Fund, Inc.'s website. Our purpose is to provide you with general information and keep you updated on recent developments regarding the Fund.
Launched in May 1987, The Asia Pacific Fund is a diversified, closed-end management investment company, listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "APB." Its holdings consist of investments in equity securities of companies in the Asia Pacific region. Included in this website are the Fund's net asset value and daily closing prices, shareholder reports, press releases and monthly fact sheets. It also provides answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the Fund. This site is updated on a regular basis. The Fund is managed by *Value Partners Hong Kong Limited ("Value Partners").
* Value Partners started managing the Fund effective October 1st, 2013. Prior to this date, the portfolio was managed by another firm.
June 13th, 2016
The stock of Asia Pacific Fund Incorporated (NYSE:APB) registered an increase of 320% in short interest.
May 27th, 2016
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HBAO+ and PCSS bring impressive details
With the official launch of Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's The Division game set for 8th of March, Ubisoft has decided to show once again that PC will be the best platform to fully experience the streets of New York and Nvidia GameWorks effects just make it look impressive.
Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's The Division gets a new trailer
Shows it running at 60 FPS on PC
Ubisoft has released a new trailer for its Tom Clancy's The Division game which shows it running in full 60 FPS glory on the PC.
Bethesda's new Doom coming on May 13th
Collector's Edition detailed, gets a new campaign trailer
Bethesda has officially announced the release date for its upcoming new Doom game, which is set for May 13th, and has also announced the cool looking Collector's Edition and the new campaign trailer.
Bethesda releases new Doom teaser trailer
Ahead of the E3 2015 reveal
While we already knew that Bethesda will be showing off the new Doom game at its E3 2015 event on June 14th, we did not expect it to launch a teaser ahead of the event.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt gets its launch trailer
Quite an impressive cinematic trailer
While getting some rather impressive scores from well known review sites, CD Projekt Red has now released the final launch trailer for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which should officially launch on Tuesdays, May 19th.
Super Bowl 2015 movie trailers all 1080p
Hollywood, ever hear of 2160p, 4K?
Last night was marked by one of the biggest sports events in the world and for people outside the US that probably weren't even aware that it's going on, it is called Super Bowl 2015.
Futuremark rolls out new 3DMark trailer
Changes name to 3DMark for Windows
Bay directs The Run trailer
Does not pull from past movies
Blizzard lives up to its name with Diablo 3 cinematics
New "Black Soulstone" trailer looks impressive
Prey 2 gets E3 2011 trailer
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I'm trying to implement my own serialization / var_dump style function in PHP. It seems impossible if there is the possibility of circular arrays (which there is).
In recent PHP versions, var_dump seems to detect circular arrays:
php > $a = array();
php > $a[] = &$a;
php > var_dump($a);
array(1) {
&array(1) {
How would I implement my own serialization type of method in PHP that can detect similarly? I can't just keep track of which arrays I've visited, because strict comparison of arrays in PHP returns true for different arrays that contain the same elements and comparing circular arrays causes a Fatal Error, anyways.
php > $b = array(1,2);
php > $c = array(1,2);
php > var_dump($b === $c);
php > $a = array();
php > $a[] = &$a;
php > var_dump($a === $a);
PHP Fatal error: Nesting level too deep - recursive dependency? in php shell code on line 1
I've looked for a way to find a unique id (pointer) for an array, but I can't find one. spl_object_hash only works on objects, not arrays. If I cast multiple different arrays to objects they all get the same spl_object_hash value (why?).
Calling print_r, var_dump, or serialize on each array and then using some mechanism to detect the presence of recursion as detected by those methods is an algorithmic complexity nightmare and will basically render any use too slow to be practical on large nested arrays.
I accepted the answer below that was the first to suggest temporarily altering the an array to see if it is indeed the same as another array. That answers the "how do I compare two arrays for identity?" from which recursion detection is trivial.


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I'm working on a project using VC++/MFC and I need to read data from Word documents. I've Googled, but can't find any viable solutions. How can I get started in this MFC? Any help would be appreciated!
UPDATE: Information I can find on the MS support site and Google is really out-of-date, and I need work with on Word 2003 or 2007.


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JFK: American Experience
Marking the 50th anniversary this month of President John F. Kennedy's death, this biography provides a fresh look at an enigmatic man, who remains one of the nation's most beloved and mourned leaders. Beginning with Kennedy's childhood years as the privileged but sickly second son of one the wealthiest men in America, the film explores his early political career as a lackluster congressman, his successful run for the US Senate and the game-changing presidential campaign that made him the youngest elected president in US history. With the benefit of recently opened archives, the film recounts his struggles with life-threatening illnesses and his efforts to keep them hidden from the public.
This 2-part program offers new perspective on his complicated private life, including his relationship with his wife, his close connection to his younger brother, Robert and his complex bond with his powerful father. It also reevaluates Kennedy's strengths and weaknesses in the Oval Office as he navigated some of the most explosive events of the mid-20th century - the disastrous failure at the Bay of Pigs, the urgent demands of an increasingly impatient civil rights movement, the Cuban Missile Crisis and the escalating conflict in Southeast Asia.
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Part One (#101) Duration: 1:56:46 STEREO TVPG (Secondary audio: none)
Follow JFK's rise to power from his birth to his election as president in 1960 - the youngest man ever to be elected to the office. With illuminating interviews from family members including sister Jean Kennedy Smith, niece Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, historian Robert Dallek and author Robert Caro, this episode offers new insight into Kennedy's early years, from his transformation from a sickly youth to Washington's most eligible bachelor to the nation's president.
Part Two (#102) Duration: 1:56:46 STEREO TVPG-L (Secondary audio: none)
Follow Kennedy into the White House through his assassination and the unfulfilled promise of his presidency. Offering fresh assessments of the successes and failures of his tenure, this episode features frank appraisals by administration officials, including John Siegenthaler, Thomas Hughes and Harris Wofford, civil rights leaders Andrew Young and Julian Bond, and journalists Evan Thomas and Richard Reeves.


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I created several simple ggplot2 plots and saved them to PDF files using the following commands:
p <- ggplot(plotobject, aes(x=Pos, y=Pval),res=300)
ggsave(plot=p,height=6,width=6,dpi=200, filename="~/example.pdf")
If I now open this example.pdf in Adobe Illustrator I get the following error:
The font AdobePiStd is missing. Affected text will be displayed using a substitute font.
Is there a way in ggplot2 to specify a font (I presume this is for the dots/points) that Adobe will understand or otherwise is there a way to get this font working in Adobe?
/edit just to clarify, the text/labels/titles are all just fine its the dots that are missing for the font /edit2 I got a working solution by just using the EPS output in ggsave, but still would love to find out a way to also be able to just open/import ggplot2 plots in PDF format directly in AI


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Louis Vuitton
Kate Mara in a Louis Vuitton Denim Jacket and Dress
Kate Mara posed for the cameras while heading in to the Louis Vuitton FW 2014 show in Paris. Kate wore a Louis Vuitton Denim jacket and dress with a pair of snakeskin print heels. I really like the seaming details on both the dress and the jacket and how there is an exposed seam, which adds a bit of texture with the fraying.
Louis Vuitton's SS 2014 collection featured a lot of denim, including a pair that Rihanna recently wore, which was fun to see. The Spring collection was the last under Marc Jacob's direction, and Kate's outfit is from the pre-fall 2014 collection (after Jacob's departure) so it will be interesting to see if Nicholas Ghesquiere incorporates denim into any of his future collections.
Rihanna in Louis Vuitton Boyfriend Jeans on Vogue US
Rihanna graces the cover of Vogue US yet again for March 2014. Shot by David Sims and styled by Tonne Goodman, the singer donned a Look 7 from the Spring 2014 Louis Vuitton collection.
I find this cover to be great and refreshing for Rihanna as her last two covers felt more stiff. For me, this one feels lively and vibrant and more personal to the superstar. What do you readers think of the cover?
Daria Werbowy in Louis Vuitton Checkered Boyfriend Jeans
I have always been waiting for the days when models started gracing the covers of US magazines again and it is slowly but surely happening. Next to nab a cover of her own is one of my favorite models of all time, Daria Werbowy. I could not be happier because she is not only one of the best models, but she is a lover of denim.
For the editorial, the model wore an array of high-end pieces, but the pair of Louis Vuitton Checkered Boyfriend Jeans from Spring 2014 was definitely an eye catcher. Check out the cover of Daria in Proenza Schouler, as well as a few more shots of the editorial below.
Chloe Moretz in a Louis Vuitton Denim Dress
Chloe Moretz poses on the Red Carpet for the MTV Movie awards this past weekend. She wore a Louis Vuitton patchwork denim dress with heels.
I really like this dress on Chloe! I think it is very age appropriate and fun on her. I also like the contrasting of the different colors of denim patches; normally, I'm not the biggest fan of logo prints, but I think the LV print is subtle enough and adds a nice detail to the dress. What do you think of this dress?


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Philmont is the national training center at Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, New Mexico. The training center offers a wide selection of 6-day courses, covering all aspects of Scouting operations, and generally training those who will bring the program back to train the rest of their unit.
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Preventing Dehydration When You Have Diarrhea or Vomiting
A prolonged bout of diarrhea or vomiting can cause the body to lose more fluid than it can take in. The result is dehydration, which occurs when your body doesn't have the fluid it needs to function properly. Severe dehydration can cause your kidneys to shut down. Dehydration can be particularly danRead Full Article
Winter Holidays, Upset Stomachs
The holidays are cruel to our stomachs. Between October and January, our stomachs endure a lot -- Halloween candy, ladle after ladle of gravy, one-too-many flutes of champagne. We pay for that overeating, ending many holiday nights -- bloated, stomach roiling -- with a nightcap of antacid. This yearRead Full Article
Bloating 101: Why You Feel Bloated
Bloating, gassiness, and abdominal discomfort aren't limited to the occasional holiday feast. One in 10 Americans say they suffer from bloating regularly, even when they haven't eaten a large meal. In some cases, bloating can become severe enough that it causes distention, or a perceptible swellingRead Full Article
School Germs and Your Child's Health
In the winter, schools are transformed into hothouses for nasty germs. For the kids cooped up inside, that can mean an onslaught of viruses -- colds, flu, and stomach bugs. "There's a lot of germ swapping in schools," says Laura A. Jana, MD, a pediatrician and owner of Primrose School of Legacy, a cRead Full Article
Fiber and Digestion Problems
Suffering from diarrhea? Conventional wisdom says choose foods high in fiber. Constipated? Eat a high-fiber diet, experts suggest. That's right, as contradictory as it may seem, the same remedy can work for diarrhea and constipation. "Part of the answer is that fiber helps normalize transit time, orRead Full Article
What Causes Diarrhea?
Diarrhea is inconvenient, unpleasant, and happens to nearly everyone. Of all reported illnesses in the U.S., diarrhea is the second most common. The average adult has diarrhea four times a year. American children typically have seven to 15 cases of diarrhea by the time they reach age five. EverydayRead Full Article
Heartburn, Reflux Seen in 9/11 Survivors
Sept. 7, 2011 -- Many people who were exposed to the dust cloud after the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, may have developed lasting heartburn, indigestion, acid reflux, and other symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). The new findings appear in the American Journal of GastroenterologRead Full Article
Gallbladder Diet
Most people never give a thought to the health of their gallbladder. The pear-shaped organ does have an important job, collecting and storing bile -- the fluid that helps the body digest fats. But unlike the heart, liver, and kidneys, the gallbladder isn't necessary to keep the body healthy and funcRead Full Article
Experimental Drug May Treat Chronic Constipation
Aug. 10, 2011 -- Two studies show that a new kind of experimental medication relieves the pain and bloating of persistent constipation better than a placebo. The studies, which are published in the New England Journal of Medicine, found that linoclotide relieved chronic constipation in up to 21% ofRead Full Article
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Still 'massive growth' for PC sales in emerging markets
31 October 2012 Last updated at 05:52 GMT
Chinese computer maker Lenovo is seeing sales of personal computers falling amid growing demand for tablet and smartphones in mature markets.
However the company says there is still plenty of room for growth in emerging markets.
Asia Business Report's Rico Hizon spoke to Milko van Duijl, Lenovo's president for Asia Pacific and Latin America.


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Last night, Green Bay starting cornerback Tramon Williams injured his right arm in the fourth quarter of the Packers' win over the New Orleans Saints.
The injury, if serious, means that one of the most vital members of the Packers secondary will likely miss time. This is terrible news for a Green Bay defense that struggled last night to stop the Saints, who scored 34 points in their loss.
His replacement, Jarrett Bush, started only one game last season. While he is a part of the Packers' defensive rotation, he does not have the skills necessary to be an equivalent replacement for Williams, who is one of the top corners in the league.
Without Williams on the field, the Packers will have to rely on Bush and veteran Charles Woodson. Woodson, in his 14th NFL season, has seen both his production and speed decline with the years. Williams' absence would significantly change the tenor of the Packers secondary.
It is unknown, as of now, what the nature or the severity of Williams' injury is, and therefore it is hard to speculate how much time he may miss. Considering that he appeared to be in significant pain last night, it does not bode well, and he will likely be out for some time.
Packers coach Mike McCarthy will be addressing the media at 4:00pm EDT today and is expected to address Williams' injury. Until then, it is hard to say how much time—if any—Williams may miss.


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The run is slowing fast on this one. Needles are barbaric and the market knows it. Needle free is the future. The only needle free sensor is being marketed by ECTE.
How many #$%$ accounts are you gonna make to prop up this dog?
Sentiment: Strong Buy
DXCM is trading at 17 times sales. What a joke. That's why insiders are dumping it.
Investors compare 1 year charts
Traders compare 1 day chart
pumpers pick and chose whatever fits their agenda.
Actually DXCM is up only 7% in the last month. Like it or not ECTE is the better performer with their 45% move. I own both but if DXCM insiders don't stop selling like crazy I will be selling my DXCM.
I agree. They need to put a ban on ALL insider selling at Dexcom. The dumping is getting ridiculous.


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SCEE confirms January 29 UK date for MAG
SCEE has just confirmed the European dates for MAG.
UK community leader MusterBuster posted the news just now.
The massively multiplayer Zipper shooter releases in Europe on January 27, Australia and New Zealand on January 28 and January 29 in the UK.
The dates were previously reported before Christmas, but it's now official.
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WASHINGTON, April 29, 2010—The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) will accept a petition for review under the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) for Farmers Program. The petition was filed by the National Asparagus Council representing asparagus producers from California, Michigan and Washington.
The TAA for Farmers Program provides technical assistance and cash benefits to eligible U.S. producers and fishermen of raw agricultural commodities whose crops or catch have been adversely affected by imports of like or directly competitive commodities.
Accepting a petition for review begins the process by which USDA determines a commodity's eligibility under the program. Petitioners must demonstrate that either the national average price, or production, or value of production, or cash receipts, of their commodity has declined by greater than 15 percent in the most current year—compared to the previous 3-year average—and that the decline was importantly caused by an increase in imports during the same time period. If a commodity is determined to be eligible, USDA will certify the petition and publish a notice in the Federal Register. Affected producers then have 90 days to contact their local USDA Farm Service Agency to apply for assistance under the program.
Groups interested in joining the petition filed by the National Asparagus Council must complete form FAS-930, which is available on the FAS Web site at: http://www.fas.usda.gov/itp/taa/taaforms.asp. Forms can be sent by fax: (202) 720-0876; or by e-mail: email@example.com; or by U.S. mail: TAA, Foreign Agricultural Service, Stop 1021, USDA, 1400 Independence Ave., SW, Washington, DC 20250-1021; or by courier delivery: TAA, Foreign Agricultural Service, Suite 400, USDA, 1250 Maryland Ave., SW, Washington, DC 20024. The use of fax or e-mail is preferred.
General information about the TAA for Farmers Program can be found on the FAS Web site at: http://www.fas.usda.gov/itp/taa, or by contacting the TAA for Farmers Program staff, Office of Trade Programs, at tele. (202) 720-0638 or (202) 690-0633, or by e-mail at: email@example.com.


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Local dad deals teens dose of tough love
Published: Sunday, July 8, 2007 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, July 7, 2007 at 11:30 p.m.
They showed up in Terrebonne Sheriffs arrest reports this week, 10 summonses, or "tickets" on one night, clipped together with a deputys report. The charges were all the same, "under-age alcohol possession." But this was no bar room raid.
Tough love: The suspects, eight 17-year-olds and two 18-year-olds, were nabbed at the home of one of their number. The homeowner, the father of one of the boys, turned them in.
He was out of town, the report says, and somehow learned that his son was hosting a party in his absence.
He requested, the report said, that deputies "throw them all out, and if the son is drinking, give him a summons." Officers did exactly that and issued identical tickets to the entire party.
The "lesson" was far less costly than if even one of the party had had a later encounter with traffic police.
Old westerns: The cowboy stars listed previously by Betty DeYeide Lockwood, she said in a recent e-mail, "were ones I had seen in person, but there were many others ... Buck Jones, William Boyd, who played Hopalong Cassidy, Jimmy Ellison, Roy Rogers, Rex Allen, Randolph Scott, Joel McCrae, Charles Starrett, Sunset Carson, Jimmy Wakely and Johnnie Mac Brown, who was a football player before he became a cowboy.
"Would you believe Ken Maynards horse was named Tarzan?
"When Hopalong Cassidy was on the radio, William Boyd died and two other actors imitated his voice. It was quite a while before people realized it was not Boyd.
"Anyway, my generation has wonderful memories of happy times at the movies. You paid a nickel and could stay and see the movies as many times as you wished. With a couple of nickels, you could fill up on silver bells or other candies, a big bag of popcorn, and a big soft drink. Thanks for the memories. (No, Im not Bob Hope!)
Uncle Lash? A phone call this week came from a nephew of Lash Larue. A local reader passed on to J.P. Sloan in California the fact that the cowboy with the whip had been discussed in this column.
Sloan confirmed the Matherne and Barrios family connections already mentioned here. But he insisted that at 6 feet, his uncle was hardly "short." More about Lash, and another Lockwood movie recollection, later.
Honk? At Le Petit Theatre de Terrebonne, opening Thursday evening and running through July 29, a musical based on the "ugly duckling" tale by Hans Christian Andersen.
This singing, dancing spectacular is directed by Pat Hornsby Crochet and features a big cast and a lot of "fowl puns."
Evening shows at 7:30, Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. and no Monday or Tuesday performances. Call (985) 876-4278 for reservations.
Down da Bayou Festival: Saturday and Sunday at the Dulac Knights of Columbus Hall, Shrimpers Row, Grand Caillou, live Cajun, Zydeco and Swamp Pop music and local food and crafts. Admission is $3, but no ice chests or backpacks.
Responding? Contact Bill Ellzey at (985) 381-6256, (985) 876-5638, email@example.com or c/o The Courier, P.O. Box 2717, Houma, LA 70361.
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Man-Made Meningitis: The Vice and Virtue of Science
Last month, a former head pharmacist at the gland Compounding Center was arrested for his involvement in a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak that occurred in 2012.
Last month, a former head pharmacist at the gland Compounding Center was arrested for his involvement in a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak that occurred in 2012.
A new drug developed by Norvartis, LCZ696, showed surprising success in recent clinical trials. The drug has the potential to help individuals with chronic heart failure live longer, more comfortable lives.
Recently, a team of 146 scientists unraveled the genome of the tsetse fly, the vector of a lethal disease called sleeping sickness. With this new genetic information, many scientists have proposed innovative solutions to protect the 70 million people in sub-Saharan Africa who are affected by this disease.
A Yale professor is one of a growing number of scientists studying the science of swarms. These researchers hope that by understanding how animals swarm, they can inform such far flung disciplines as robotics, computer design, and physics.
Yeast cells use the same exact proteins in endocytosis as human cells do for cell motility, and Thomas Pollard's team has made great strides in observing yeast cell behavior using quantitative microscopes.
A Yale-led group discovers and characterizes an ancient carnivorous crustaceous using high-tech methods.
Researchers at the Yale School of Public Health have recently discovered a way to find out in only one minute if you've been eating your fruits and vegetables. You might want to think again before sugarcoating your diet to your doctor next time.
Herpes Simple Virus Type II is capable of eluding vaccines that utilize the body's adaptive immune response. Yale Professor of Immunobiology Akiko Iwasaki and her research group have discovered a network of immune cells that provides sustained protection at the site of infection, suggesting a more effective approach to vaccine development.
Many people wish they had the memory of fictional detective Cam Jansen, who can remember scenes so vividly and so accurately, it is as if she is looking at a photograph. As amazing as this ability is in helping Cam Jansen solve mysteries, evidence suggests that it is not possible in real life.
Recent studies in the field of microbiology have overturned prior beliefs on the mechanism of action of antibiotics. These findings hold promise for the future development of antibiotic drugs for combatting the rise in superbugs worldwide. But first, the mystery surrounding antibiotics must be solved.


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The robot illustration isn't final yet as well as the icons.
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'It perfectly captures the hazy, magical nature of youth and all its mysteries, against a backdrop of real-life events'--Elle
'A story of siblings, friendship, secrets and love, told with sadness and humour'--Marie Claire
'A genuinely captivating read'--Glamour
'Mesmerising'--Good Housekeeping
'In the way that David Nicholls' ONE DAY follows two people through their lives, this traces a family story over four decades in the most unexpected way'--Red Magazine
'Exciting debut...a fabulously quirky novel'--Woman & Home
'It's rare to find a novel you're recommending to friends, family and colleagues by page 60 but When God Was A Rabbit is just that kind of book... it's funny (embarrassingly so on public transport), recognizably true and heart-breaking in equal measure... A truly great book to lose yourself in; prepare to bore everyone else around you by telling them just how much they need to read it'--Stylist
'Winman's narrative voice is beautifully true, with a child's unsentimental clarity. A superb debut'--The Times
'I think what I liked most about this novel is that it was a rollicking family story - in which we get to know a fairly large cast of eccentric characters and follow them through some tricky decades. What was extra appealing to me was that the years covered by this debut novel by Sarah Winman are those--almost exactly--of my own life'--Paul Magrs
'When I got to the end I had to immediately contact a couple of other people who had also been given proof copies, just so I could talk about it. What I particularly liked was the possibility of interpretation of events. Winman reels you in to her world and makes you work for resolution. What she does not do is manipulate you or lay it all out on a plate'--Booktopia.com
'There are books that tug on the heartstrings, and then there are full-on tractor pulls. When God Was a Rabbit falls into the latter category...[Winman's] prose also has an elegiac, simple beauty, which she uses to nimbly guide her characters through 30-odd eventful years of history...Winman really proves herself capable of making camp inside our tear ducts--and of, one hopes, writing other novels in the future'--Globe and Mail (Toronto)
'Savour the fragile beauty of the writing. Another Mark Haddon in the making? We reckon so'--Irish Times
'Gloriously offbeat... Winman's narrative voice is beautifully true, with a child's unsentimental clarity. A superb debut'--The Times
'Winman pulls a good number of rabbits from her hat in a picaresque coming-of-age tale...[An] affecting and original debut--Library Journal
'A heartbreaking story of the secrets and hopes of a sister and brother who share an unshakable bond. Winman shows impressive range and vision'--Publishers Weekly
'Winman's fiction debut, spanning the late 1960s and early 2000s, boasts one of the more endearingly unconventional families in a while... [Winman's] quirky voice maintains its energy; even at her most precocious, Elly never wears out her welcome'--Kirkus