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UPDATED | Police charged an 18-year-old Bronx man late Sunday with firing the stray bullet that struck a 5-year-old girl in the stomach as she was returning home from a baby shower, police said.
Angel Morales was charged with attempted murder and criminal weapons possession after he allegedly opened fire around 1 a.m. outside 1997 Hughes Ave., in the Tremont neighborhood, seriously wounding Hailie Dominguez, police said.
Hailie, who is expected to survive, was listed in stable condition on Sunday in the pediatric intensive care unit at New York-Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan, a law-enforcment official said.
Morales was arraigned Monday in Bronx Criminal Court on charges including attempted murder, criminal weapons possession, assault and drug charges.
According to court records, Morales was arrested at his home on 179th Street in the Bronx at just before 7 p.m. Sunday.
Investigators said Morales was in possession of more than 200 bullets for several weapons, bags of marijuana and drug packaging materials, the records state.
Morales was held on $200,000 bail. He was represented by a Bronx public defender. He is due back in court Friday.
Morales, who goes by the nickname "Batty," was arrested after being identified by witnesses, the official said.
Video surveillance from the building shows Morales allegedly running up Hughes Avenue, entering the courtyard and firing two shots, the official said.
Witnesses told police Hailie was returning from a baby shower with family and friends when they saw Morales, and possibly another man, chasing three men through the building's courtyard, the official said.
As Hailie approached the steps of the building, police say Morales began firing a gun, striking her, the official said.
As the family took cover, Hailie's 15-year-old sister Keyla Rosario, who was already inside the building, ran back outside, grabbed the girl and ran up the stairs, the official said. Once upstairs, she noticed Hailie had been shot.
Officers arrived at the scene to find Hailie with a gunshot wound to the right abdomen, the official said.
The first responding officers rushed the girl to nearby St. Barnabas Hospital, where she underwent surgery, the official said. The bullet had entered and exited her abdomen, piercing her stomach and liver in the process. The girl was stabilized and transported to New York-Presbyterian Hospital.
The girl and those she was with weren't the intended targets of the gunfire, the official said.
The gun has not been recovered and police have not determined a motive for the shooting.


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ROLLINSFORD -- Meet Harmon's Snowshoemen, a company of men portraying veteran snowshoe soldiers lead by John Harmon, in the mid 18th century.
These men patrolled the harsh New England frontier to protect the settlements from incursions by French and Indian raiders. This event will provide people of all ages a colorful look into New England history and an opportunity to learn about the Snowshoemen, their lives, skills, weaponry, equipment and tactics.
Visit our website at: www.paulwentworthhouse.org
The mid-18th century encampment will be at the Colonel Paul Wentworth House, 47 Water St., Rollinsford, on January 19 12:00-4:00pm and January 20 9:00am-12:00. Admission: Donations gratefully accepted.
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PARKERSBURG - As many knockout punches Parkersburg South's Keya Bartlett threw, George Washington would not go down without a fight.
Bartlett finished two shy of matching a school record after making seven 3-pointers and finished with 32 points in a 68-64 victory against George Washington Monday night at the Rod Oldham Athletic Center.
"Keya was that girl on fire," South coach Scott Stephens said. "She was hot tonight. She was putting them in when she had the opportunity.
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Parkersburg South's Anna Hayton, right, grabs the ball from George Washington's Leslie Gilmore Monday as they battle for a rebound. South recorded a 68-64 win.
"They weren't leaving her real open and there were people in her face on several of those shots she stuck in there."
The sophomore missed only two attempts from beyond the arc the entire game, but her Patriots were pushed to the brink as George Washington sliced what was once a 17-point deficit in the third quarter to one point (65-64) with just under two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.
South's Taryn McCutcheon, who was 10-of-14 from the charity stripe, made two straight free throws with 50.1 seconds showing to extend the gap to 67-64 then came up with one of her four steals with 17 seconds ticks left on the clock. Despite missing both ends of a two-shot foul, the freshman managed to grab her own offensive rebound.
At 6.4 seconds, McCutcheon sealed the win by making the front end of a two-shot personal and finished the game with 14 points and seven assists.
Parkersburg South improved to 13-6 and will travel to St. Clairsville on Wednesday for an OVAC contest. George Washington, which received a team-high 27 points from Rachel Ward, drops to 13-7.
"At the end, I was certainly sweating it," Stephens said. "Our kids are young and this is a good experience for them - hanging onto a lead and trying to figure out how to finish up and win one."
South trailed on just one occasion in the game after Ward's bucket 30 seconds into the contest put GW in front 2-0. The host Patriots took the lead for good by converting all six free-throw attempts as part of an 8-2 run. The margin expanded to 19-9 when reserve Katelyn Byrd converted a McCutcheon assist with 25 seconds left in the opening quarter.
GW whittled away at the deficit and trailed 27-22 when Bartlett knocked down three consecutive treys as part of an 11-5 run just before the conclusion of the first half. By intermission, Bartlett finished with 23 points on 5-of-5 from 3-point land, then attempted just four shots from the floor in the second half.
The high-water mark of the second half for South occurred with 2:06 remaining in the third quarter and the host Patriots leading 53-36. Three minutes into the fourth quarter, the difference was still double-digits at 61-48 when GW began its surge. Kayla Stewart, who finished with 17 points, nailed a trey at the 1:45 mark of the final period to trim South's advantage to 65-64.
"A game like this teaches you a lot more than where you win by 20 or more points," Stephens said. "This is a good learning experience. You know if you relax against good teams like GW, they are going to find a way to get back into it. They never quit."


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- Feb 6:
- Jamaican team 'cool' running at Sochi Olympics
- Evgeni Plushenko helps Russia take charge in Winter Olympics' team figure skating
- Purdy: Sochi citizens taking no fear approach to Olympics
- Mercury News editorial: Olympics reveal true character of participants -- and hosts
- Purdy: Is Sochi ready for Winter Games?
- Hannah Kearney sizzles in moguls qualifying
- Winter Olympics: Reporter returns to Sochi after two decades, finds grown up town
- Course tame as men's slopestyle begins
- Team skate competition begins
- Downhill practice runs halted over safety concerns
Welcome to our morning update.
While you slept: Believe it or not, the Olympics began Wednesday night — almost two days before the Opening Ceremony will be broadcast on NBC -- with a series of mountain qualification and training events, including the men's slopestyle.
The new event that lost its biggest name Wednesday when Shaun White withdrew. The two-time Olympic champion, who injured his wrist practicing on the treacherous course, will focus instead on winning his third consecutive gold in the halfpipe.
White's absence creates an opportunity for Truckee's Chas Guldemond, who moved to the Lake Tahoe area from New Hampshire nearly a decade ago. Guldemond posted a score of 86.00 in qualification. The score was good enough for a spot in the semifinals, which will be held Saturday morning.
Guldemond wasn't the only Northern California Olympian in action Wednesday night.
South Lake Tahoe's Jamie Anderson and truckee's Karly Shorr qualified for the women's slopestyle finals. Anderson's score of 93.50 was the second-best qualifying mark behind Austria's Anna Gasser. Shorr (84.75) finished fourth in her heat and sixth overall.
The finals are Sunday morning.
On tap this morning: Team figure skating (a new event) begins with the men's short program at 7:30 a.m. and the pair's short at 9:10 a.m. (Both will be televised on a delayed basis Thursday night by NBC.)
The competition works like gymnastics: Teams are judged in a variety of disciplines, and those scores are combined to determine an overall winner.
The United States, Russia and Canada are medal favorites. The event concludes Sunday.
And on the mountain: this morning: Hannah Kearney, the 2010 Olympic moguls champion, begins the defense of her gold medal (qualification is scheduled to start at 6 a.m.).
Looking ahead: With the exception of training runs on the slopes, Friday is all about the Opening Ceremony.
The pomp and pageantry will feature the parade of nations, as always, and a look at Russian history and culture. The crowd will include a fair-to-middlin' group of world leaders. (Neither President Barack Obama nor Vice President Joe Biden is scheduled to attend.)
Programming note: The Opening Ceremony is the one event that NBC does not plan to stream live. The only opportunity to watch in the primetime, tape-delayed broadcast on the mother ship.
A flame lights the flame(?): Rumors swirled last week that the Olympic flame would be lit by 2004 rhythmic gymnastics gold medalist Alina Kabayeva, who just happens to be Vladimir Putin's lover (allegedly!).
Putin called the speculation "the usual red herrings," according to Agence France-Presse, and added that he would not be lighting the flame.
The best guess is that a famous Russian sports figure will have the honor.
Our rubles are on legendary goaltender Vladislav Tretiak.


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Abstract: DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The incidence of type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (t2DM) is increasing at an alarming rate both nationally and worldwide with more than 1 million new cases per year diagnosed in the US alone. Although weight- loss has been shown to be successful in delaying diabetes, it is difficult to achieve and maintain long- term. Therefore, identification of weight-independent environmental and easily modified risk factors is urgently needed to prevent the increase in the incidence of t2DM. Vitamin D and calcium are two nutritional factors that have been suspected as modifiers of diabetes risk based on animal and human studies including our own observational data. However, there are critical gaps in our knowledge about the magnitude of the clinical effect of vitamin D and calcium on diabetes risk, including uncertainty about their potential physiologic mechanism of action in relation to t2DM. Currently, this lack of data limits the usefulness of vitamin D and calcium as feasible nutritional interventions for prevention of t2DM. The central hypothesis of the proposed study is that, vitamin D and calcium insufficiency are risk factors for the development of t2DM and that the risk is mediated by changes in pancreatic beta- cell function, insulin sensitivity, and systemic inflammation. We plan to test our main hypothesis by pursuing a dual approach (observational study and experimental human trial) to achieve the following 2 specific aims. (1). Assess the magnitude of the association between vitamin D status and risk of t2DM in a nested case-control study design in women in a large prospective cohort, the Nurses' Health Study. The working hypothesis is that vitamin D status, as measured by serum 25OHD level, is inversely associated with t2DM risk. The association will be quantified (2). Determine the effects of vitamin D and Calcium supplementation on beta-cell function, insulin sensitivity, glucose tolerance and systemic inflammation in a 3-month randomized placebo-controlled trial of adults at risk for t2DM given vitamin D3 and calcium carbonate (2x2 factorial design). The working hypothesis is that vitamin D and calcium supplementation improves beta-cell function and insulin sensitivity (primary outcomes) and systemic inflammation and glucose tolerance (secondary outcomes). Our results will provide novel and important data that will serve as the foundation for the rational integration of these nutrients into conventional medical care to ameliorate t2DM burden.
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HUNTINGTON - In a season of firsts for Huntington High wrestling, the program has chalked up another one even though the season ended three weeks ago.
Justin Arthur, Class AAA state champion at 145 pounds for the Highlanders, is the recipient of the 2013 Robert Dutton Award which goes to the top high school wrestler in West Virginia. It's the first time a Huntington High (old/new school) wrestler has won the award named in honor of legendary Parkersburg coach Robert Dutton. He coached the Big Reds from 1957 to 1976.
Arthur finished ahead of Parkersburg's Jared Haught and George Washington's Jake Smith in voting by a statewide panel for the 29th award. Arthur, who will continue his wrestling career at Clarion University, will receive the award at the Victory Awards Dinner scheduled May 5 in Clarksburg.
"He's a heck of a kid. He set the tone for us all season," Huntington High coach Rob Archer said. "The way he works, the way he learns. It's not an act. What you see is what you get from him every day."
Arthur finished 30-2 this season with both losses coming against Chris Vassar of Cedar Cliff at the Powerade Invitational. Arthur placed fourth overall. Vassar went on to finish runner-up at 145 in Class AAA in the PIAA state tournament in Hershey, Pa.
Huntington High started the 2012-13 ranked No. 1 in the West Virginia Coaches Association poll and stayed there. The Highlanders beat four-time defending state champion Parkersburg South in a dual on Feb. 7 at Huntington High. Two weeks later, the Highlanders went through the Class AAA opposition again and won the state title for the first time in school history. Arthur shared Outstanding Wrestler in Class AAA with Ripley's Jake Martin, champion at 138.
"I thought it was a dream come true at the end of the state," Arthur said. "This is a great wakeup call to remember what I did and what the team did."
Arthur, a three-time state champion, entered his senior season on a personal roll. Last March, he won the title at 138 in the National High School Championships in Virginia Beach, Va. In May, he won the Greco title and placed fourth in freestyle at 152 at the USA Wrestling Northeast Region Championships in Bloomsburg, Pa. He capped off the big off-season in July at the USA Wrestling Cadet/Junior Nationals in Fargo, N.D. Competing at 138, he finished sixth in Junior freestyle to earn All-American honors.
"That's where kids separate themselves," Archer said of the Cadet/Junior Nationals. "It shows what you can do on the national level. You're on the radar."
As a freshman, Arthur went 39-3 and won the state at 119. A year later, he had to settle for third at 130. He lost to senior Kyle Bauer of Wheeling Park in the semifinals. That was the wakeup call in a 33-8 season.
"That was a turning point for him," Archer said. "He had a lot of talent and competitive fire. He continued to work on those skills and that fire. He wanted to be great. That's what made him a good all-around wrestler."
"Everything I've done makes up for that loss my sophomore year," Arthur said. "It left a little pit in my stomach. It was a motivator. I didn't want to go through that again. I won my freshman year, I think I can win again. I got caught. A senior got hold of me. I learned."
Arthur admitted it was difficult watching other teams, mainly Parkersburg South or Parkersburg, leave town with the Class AAA title each year. Even though the Highlanders finished No. 1 in the poll and won the Region IV title, Arthur took nothing for granted when his final state tournament began.
"Every year you look at somebody else. We still had to prove ourselves," Arthur said. "I think we can be a factor from here on."
Archer knows all about college wrestling as he enjoyed four years at Ohio State. He believes Arthur has what it takes to succeed on the next level.
"If he keeps the intensity level up, I think he can handle it," Archer said. "The goals never change. He wants to be a national champion. He's been there enough. He's ready for the next hurdle."
Archer said he enjoyed the family atmosphere at Huntington High. He said he got the same feeling about Clarion when he made his visit. Wrestling is the only Division I sport at the Pennsylvania school.
"Everybody there loves it," Arthur said. "It's the next level. There'll be a lot of power. I have to get mean and physical. No more dancing around."


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My bicycle is our second car. I love to bicycle in all weather, for all distances, and on all routes. Bicycling has brought so much joy to my life, and I want to share it with anyone who is interested. I will use my soapbox to tell you about the joys, the freedom, the benefits, and, yes, the challenges of bicycling and walking for transportation.
The Smart Cycling program developed by the League of American Bicyclists teaches the five layers of crash prevention.
1. Control your bike. 83% of bike wrecks don't involve a motor vehicle. Learn the common pitfalls and how to avoid them. Allow an arm's length between yourself and the edge of the road, to avoid debris and unexpected obstacles like animals.
2. Obey the law. In half of car-bike collisions, the cyclist was not obeying a traffic law.
3. Discourage drivers' mistakes. Just like defensive driving, you can discourage drivers from making common mistakes by choosing where and how to ride. A key concept is to control the lane with an assertive lane position, which also makes you more visible to drivers.
4. Avoid drivers' mistakes. For those mistakes they make anyway, there are a couple maneuvers you can learn—and practice!—to avoid a collision.
5. Wear a helmet. Practicing the four principles above prevents over 90% of bike wrecks. The helmet can save your life for the few you can't avoid.
These principles are based on studies and statistics. Many bike safety programs, especially for kids, start and end with "wear a helmet", and bike safety debates are full of helmet wars. Of course I wear a helmet and encourage everyone to do so. However, the focus on helmets detracts from the steps that, based on the data, will have a much bigger impact on bicyclist safety.
If I were to advocate only one practice that would make bicyclists safer, the way some people latch onto helmets, I would choose "lane position". Ride on the right side of the road (in the direction of traffic), but not at the far edge. Keeping a healthy space between you and the right curb is the majority of the First and Third Layers of Crash Prevention.
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FOUR-WHEELED DRIVE—A fixed game that was rock-solid, its outcome assured.
GIRLS—A reference to police: "We have two girls on our tail."
KEYS—Upfront bribes for players: "They won't sell the car without the keys."
KULEN—A kind of local pork sausage that referred to a package of (EURO)1,000 (about $1,275) in payoff money.
MERCEDES—Games still in the process of being fixed: "The Mercedes is in the shop."
PASSAT—A fixed game: "The Passat is ready to be picked up."
PAPRIKA—Pre-game bribes.
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x The average starting price for a place to stay in Chiang Mai is N$376 per night.
4 Soi intanin,mahidol road tambon suthepamphur muangOutstanding 100%
33 Tha Phae Soi 1 Tumbon Chang KlanOutstanding 98%
58/2 Chang Puek Rd. a.MuangOutstanding 96%
10 Kotchasarn Rd 5 Changklan, Chiang MaiExcellent 94%
mkeetley This hostel was wonderful. It felt more like I had my own apartment - the rooms were big and decorated nicely, and you really do get a bit of a terrace. They also clean your room daily which was more like hotel service rather than that of a hostel. The location was a short walk away from the pubs and nightlife, but I was happy to avoid the yucky old men with beautiful young thai "ladies" that populate at least one of the streets 5 minutes away. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the whole place had a nice, laid-back feeling. The downstairs lounge was good, but there weren't ever too many people coming or going so I didn't meet any other travellers here. I would definately stay here again if I ever went back to Chiang Mai.
116/1 Sirimangkalajarn rd. T.Suthep A.MuangExcellent 94%
114/1 Maneenopparat Road, Sripoom Muang Chiang MaiExcellent 93%
149-153 Wua Lai Rd., T.Hai Ya, A.MuangExcellent 93%
248/51 Maneenoparat Road, T.Sripoom A.Muang Chiang MaiExcellent 92%
2/1 Singharaj Road, Soi 2 Sriphum Sub-district, Muang DistrictExcellent 91%
61-63 Santitham Road A. MuangExcellent 90%
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Since the first protractors appeared near the turn of the 17th century, around the same time that the technique of triangulation was developed for surveying, their utility for this activity appeared evident from early on. Surveyors typically carried at least one protractor in their field kits. The instrument might be combined with another drawing instrument, such as a set of parallel rules. By the 19th century, makers tried to blend convenience with multi-functionality, offering rectangular protractors that fit easily in a case or pocket and that were packed with aids for reducing real-world distances to proportional scales. They also showed off their improving craftsmanship with fine objects that retained accuracy in measurement. (See also the page on Engineering & Drafting.)
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Circular Protractor
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- This circular German silver protractor is divided to quarter-degrees and marked by tens from 0° to 350° in the clockwise direction and from 10° to 360° in the counterclockwise direction. The inner edge has indentations at the 0/360, 90/270, 180/180, and 270/90 degree points. A transparent horn center allows positioning on an engineering drawing. A vernier, which may be adjusted with a micrometer screw, permits readings to one minute of accuracy. A clamp screw is adjacent to the micrometer screw. A magnifying glass that may be raised and rotated is screwed to the vernier arm near the center of the protractor. A 6-inch blade extends from the vernier.
- Although there is no maker's mark, the protractor is similar to a Gem Union protractor marketed by Dietzgen of Chicago and Stieren of Pittsburgh for $23.50 in the early 20th century. Gem Union was a Dietzgen brand and represented the highest grade of drawing instruments manufactured or sold by Dietzgen. By 1911, every Gem Union instrument was stamped with the Dietzgen monogram. There is no such stamp on this protractor, so it likely either was manufactured earlier or was a copy.
- This protractor was apparently used by employees of the Calumet & Hecla Mining Company, which operated highly profitable copper mines in northern Michigan in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Universal Oil Products (UOP, Inc.; now a division of Honeywell) purchased the company in 1968, while its productivity was declining. The mines closed in 1970, and UOP donated at least three dozen objects, including this one, to the Smithsonian in 1982.
- References: Catalogue & Price List of Eugene Dietzgen Co., 7th ed. (Chicago, 1904), 45–49, 191; Catalogue & Price List of Eugene Dietzgen Co., 8th ed. (Chicago, 1907), 47–51, 214; Catalogue & Price List of Eugene Dietzgen Co., 9th ed. (Chicago, 1910), 63–67, 244; Catalogue & Price List of Eugene Dietzgen Co., 12th ed. (Chicago, 1926), 56–57, 204; The Wm. E. Stieren Co., Catalogue and Price List (Pittsburgh, n.d.), 209.
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Hot Buttered Rum brings its ever-evolving sound to the three20south stage Sunday during the Colorado leg of a tour to promote its new album, "Live in the Sierras."
The live album has an Oct. 16 release date and comes as a result of having "so much new material we couldn't wait for the studio album release," co-leader Aaron Redner said. The studio album, produced by Grammy-winner Steve Berlin of Los Lobos, is currently being shopped to record labels, with the release anticipated in early 2013.
Redner describes the band's sound as "West Coast Americana," which represents an evolution from its early bluegrass days. Original members include Redner (fiddle, vocals), Nat Keefe (guitar), Bryan Horne (bass) and Erik Yates (banjo, guitar). The name Hot Buttered Rum comes from "the beverage of choice at a party the band attended shortly after a formative backpack trip," Redner said.
Bay Area drummer Lucas Carlton joined later and a creative period ensued; the sound became heavier, more percussive and leaning toward rock. Promoters describe it as "fiddle-accented Americana rock."
If Hot Buttered Rum were a dog, it would be "a mid-size athletic mutt that can catch the hell out of a Frisbee," Redner said. Musically, it is akin to "the love child of the Grateful Dead, Bill Monroe and late Beethoven."
Redner credits the band's commitment to multi-part singing and group songwriting for setting Hot Buttered Rum apart, along with its deep connection with fans.


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The Fall of Five is the fourth novel in the New York Times bestselling I Am Number Four series by Pittacus Lore. The Garde are finally reunited, but do they have what it takes to win the war against the Mogadorians?
John Smith—Number Four—thought that things would change once the Garde found one another. But he was wrong. After facing off with the Mogadorian ruler and almost being annihilated, the Garde know they are drastically unprepared. Now they're hiding out in Nine's Chicago penthouse, trying to figure out their next move.
The six of them are powerful, but they're not strong enough yet to take on an entire army—even with the return of an old ally. To defeat their enemy, the Garde must master their Legacies and learn to work together as a team. More important, they'll have to discover the truth about the Elders and their plan for the Loric survivors.
And when the Garde receive a sign from Number Five—a crop circle in the shape of a Lorien symbol—they know they are close to being reunited. But could it be a trap? Time is running out, and the only thing they know for certain is that they have to get to Five before it's too late.
I thought things would change when I found the others. We would stop running. We would fight the Mogadorians. And we would win.
But I was wrong. Even though we have come together, we barely escaped from the Mogadorians with our lives. And now we're in hiding, trying to figure out our next move.
The six of us are powerful—but we're not yet strong enough to take on their entire army. We haven't discovered the full extent of our Legacies. We haven't learned to work together. And there's still so much that we don't know about the Elders or their plan for us. Time is running out, and there's only one thing we know for certain: We need to find Number Five before they do.
They caught Number One in Malaysia.
Number Two in England.
And Number Three in Kenya.
I am Number Four. I was supposed to be next.
But I'm still alive.
This battle is far from over.
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PRAISE FOR THE I AM NUMBER FOUR SERIES:"Number Four is a hero for this generation." — Michael Bay, director of Transformers
"I Am Number Four is a breathless page-turner....So, gear-up sci-fi fans, the battle for Earth is on and there's a new kid in town!" — Amazon.com
"There's genuine suspense…it's easy to get lost in the world of the sweet teen from another planet." — Chicago Tribune
"Terrifically propulsive." — Booklist
"Action-packed." — Publishers Weekly
"Riveting." — The Horn Book
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- Imprint: HarperCollins
- On Sale: 08/27/2013
- Pages: 416
- List Price: 9.99 USD
- BISAC1: YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Science Fiction / General
- BISAC2: YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Action & Adventure / General
- BISAC3: YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Romance / General
- Lexile® Measure: HL740L


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Quick treatments for iliotibial band pain
If you have noticed that you are starting to have pain on the outside part of the knee when you run there is a good chance that you may be developing iliotibial band syndrome or IT band pain.
If that is the case then it is important to start treatment early and aggressively in order to prevent a long time away from running or other sports and as always, if you are unsure whether or not that you have IT band pain or some other type of injury, then it is important to make sure that you get an accurate diagnosis from your sports medicine physician before starting on any treatment plan.
Usually taking these few simple steps early on in the injury can help get you back quickly.
One acronym that is helpful to remember is PRICE which is a treatment method for any type of soft tissue injury, and will work well of the iliotibial band and for other types of acute knee pain.
The P stands for Protect. It is important to protect the knee or the injured joint if it is an acute injury.
The R is for Rest which we usually like to refer to as "relative" rest. This may require you cutting down on your running mileage to an amount of running mileage that is comfortable or pain free.
I stands for Ice. Ice helps reduce swelling and inflammation as well as decreasing pain. You can usually use ice in an ice bag for 10 to 15 minutes to the affected area and alternate the ice on and off as needed for pain control. Be careful not to apply the ice directly on the skin because some people will develop a frostbite. Also remember to place a towel or a washcloth onto the skin first before applying the ice bag. Using ice is helpful within the first 24 to 48 hours of an injury when the swelling and inflammation is most severe. After the initial 48 hours after the injury there may actually be some detriment to using ice as it decreases blood flow and may delay the healing response.
C stands for Compression which can also help reduce swelling that results and is caused by the inflammatory healing process. This can be done by using something as simple as an ace wrap or elastic bandage wrapped around the knee or using an IT Band strap.
E stands for Elevation which we typically recommend to elevate the leg above the level of the heart to help increase return of venus blood flow to the rest of the body and decrease swelling.
Anti-inflammatory pain medicines may be helpful in some folks, but there are some risks involved especially if you have a history of stomach ulcers. So always take anti-inflammatories with food and if you find that you need to take them longer for 3 to 4 days, it is probably time to seek medical advice due to long term complications with taking anti-inflammatories or other pain medications.
Once you can control the initial inflammation and pain, you can get started on rehab for the IT Band which should include IT Band exercises as well as IT band stretches
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OK buyers, fair warning. With less than 60 days to go and in spite of the election, Europe, the stock market or anything else, the average sale price will end the year higher than last year for the first time since 2008. Average prices declined by 16.8 percent from the peak in '08 through last year. This year prices are up by 5.1 percent. If you're waiting for further collapse you've blown 30 percent of your profit margin. There have been 13 percent more properties sold to date. Monthly sales nearly reached 200 for the first time since 2007.
There were 1,715 properties listed for sale last week, 200 more than we will sell this year.
195 ... number of properties sold in October '12 - the most in the last 59 months
239 ... number of sales in November of 2007 - the last time over 200 sold in one month
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Orange cones blocking one lane of traffic at the Highway 54 and Key Largo Road intersection will remain in place through the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
Area Engineer Bob Lynch said officials at the Missouri Department of Transportation are still looking and analyzing several different impacts depending on how the intersection is changed. At the top of their concerns is how other access points to Highway 54 will be effected.
Lynch said the department doesn't want to solve the high number of crashes at one intersection only to create more accidents at other intersections along the new Highway 54.
Another concern, Lynch said, was the signs directing traffic and notifying people of the changes.
Ever since the lane was blocked for vehicles on Osage Beach Parkway attempting to enter Highway 54 at the Key Largo Road intersection, the number of complaints has gone up significantly of vehicles turning around at the end of the parkway.
There are traffic signs placed at the Route KK intersection and along the highway notifying motorists of the change, but some people are ignoring them, Lynch said.
There have also been complaints of motorists attempting to drive around the blocked lane to turn onto the highway.
The orange cones went up earlier this month after a fatality accident occurred caused by a vehicle turning left at the intersection and into the path of an oncoming vehicle.
MoDOT officials were already discussing plans to modify the intersection because of the large amount of cars using the intersection and the number of serious crashes that occurred within the first several months of 2012. A public forum was held several days before the fatality crash to gather input from the community about possible solutions.
After the crash, the orange cones went up immediately limiting access.
Lynch said they are still looking at several different options, one of which could be that access to the highway from the Osage Beach Parkway side could be the permanent solution.
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It Works Global 56th on direct-sales list
Published: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at 1:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, April 8, 2013 at 8:32 p.m.
A Texas-based magazine has ranked Bradenton's It Works Global as one of the largest direct-selling companies in the nation.
Direct Selling News, based in Lake Dallas, Texas, ranked the local company 56th on its list, citing $200 million in annual sales.
It Works! Global sells dietary supplements and weight-loss body wraps to independent distributors worldwide who, in turn, sell the products to consumers.
Earlier this year, It Works -- one of Southwest Florida's fastest-growing companies -- bought a new 36,000-square-foot headquarters overlooking the Manatee River in Palmetto.
Riverside Investment Property LLC, a Bradenton company managed by It Works! owner Mark Pentecost, paid $3.125 million for the plaza, at 908 Riverside Drive in Palmetto, records show.
Before forming It Works!, Pentecost was a high school basketball coach in Michigan. Pentecost then earned $1.8 million in just three years as an independent salesman for a phone company.
He now employs 33,000 people who sell his product as independent operators.
Pentecost also owns the Stoneybrook Golf Course at Heritage Harbour and a 340-acre ranch in Myakka, where he entertains consumers who travel here monthly to learn about direct-sales opportunities with the company.
The company's staff numbers more than 65.
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The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Men's Tennis team will play an important match on Wednesday afternoon, with the outcome against New Orleans having great significance in deciding the 2013 Southland Conference Champion.
Due to a scheduling quirk, it will be the first conference match for the Islanders (9-7, 0-0 Southland), while also being the last for the Privateers (7-6, 4-0 Southland). Due to their undefeated run through league play to this point, UNO would clinch the Southland Conference Championship with a win on Wednesday.
Texas A&M – Corpus Christi has a title to defend however, and the Islanders will do everything in their power to make sure the 2013 championship comes back to the Coastal Bend. Doing so will mean taking a tough match against a good opponent on a neutral court, with the two teams playing at 1 p.m. in San Antonio.
The Islanders started off the year slow but have come on strong lately, competing with some of the best in the country and winning the prestigious 47th Annual HEB Tournament of Champions near the start of the month.
It is now time for the team to step into conference play and work towards one of the main goals every season, winning the league title. After the match against UNO on Wednesday, the men travel to Dallas for an Easter Sunday match against Oral Roberts at the Seay Tennis Center. The two teams will play at 2 p.m. in another neutral site matchup for Texas A&M – Corpus Christi.
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There were 55 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Tuesday. At that time, there were 1,453 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411. When the jail is full, some inmates may be released early.
Robbery: A man entered a store in the 3200 block of Pacific Avenue about 7:50 p.m. Monday and asked a clerk for change. When the clerk opened the cash register, the man pulled out a pistol, demanded cash and stole an undisclosed amount of money before fleeing east on Pacific Avenue, police said. He was described as a 30-year-old black man wearing a black hooded sweatshirt.
Assault with a deadly weapon: A 23-year-old man was standing on his front porch in the 1200 block of Castle Oaks Drive when a vehicle pulled up near his house. A passenger got out of the vehicle and fired a handgun at the victim, who ran inside his house, police said. The victim was uninjured, but his home was struck by two bullets. The gunman was described as a black man in his 20s with a bald head, a white T-shirt and blue jeans.
Assault with a deadly weapon: Two 16-year-old boys drove to the 2700 block of West March Lane about 7:25 a.m. Tuesday to fight an 18-year-old man, police said. When they arrived, the man struck both boys with a baseball bat and broke a window on their vehicle. The victims were treated at a hospital for swelling and abrasions. The assailant had not been located.
The California Highway Patrol did not submit an incident report Tuesday.
The Stockton Fire Department responded to 101 calls for service in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Tuesday, including seven vehicle accidents, 70 medical calls and two structure fires.
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MORAGA -- Saint Mary's College basketball coach Randy Bennett had some simple advice for slumping guard James Walker III before Thursday's 69-57 win over San Diego.
"The only thing I told him is don't try shooting your way out of this thing," Bennett said. "Play your way out of it."
Walker listened to his coach. The senior from Long Beach, best known for his long-distance shooting, didn't make a 3-pointer against San Diego but still tallied a career-high 21 points.
His effort helped Saint Mary's (19-7, 9-4 West Coast Conference) pull away in the final 10 minutes in front of 2,673 fans at McKeon Pavilion and extinguish the Toreros (13-14, 4-10 WCC), who were responsible for one of the Gaels' worst losses of the season two weeks earlier.
Saint Mary's win, combined with BYU's loss to Pacific, vaults the Gaels into second place in the West Coast Conference standings. Saint Mary's hosts BYU on Saturday.
In addition to shooting 7 of 14 from the floor, Walker also contributed three assists and three steals. He was aggressive on both sides of the ball and deadly in transition.
When Walker was fouled while converting a breakaway layup with 11:13 to play, he put Saint Mary's up for good. He made the free throw, too.
The big performance came after the starting guard went scoreless in the Gaels' trip to Southern California last weekend and spent a good portion of the two games on the bench.
"I just had to stay confident in myself and play within myself," Walker said. "It had been a rough couple games, but you've got to keep playing through it. Guys go through it all the time."
Walker spent extra time in the gym this week and said he watched film of himself to see what he was doing wrong. Not playing hard was one observation.
"When you see shots not going in, you're kind of like, 'What am I doing wrong,' " he said. "When you worry about that, it just takes away from your game. You have to have that next play mentality."
The Gaels also won because they clamped down on defense in the final 10 minutes and cooled off sizzling forward Dennis Kramer. The San Diego senior scored a career-high 25 points but was slowed down considerably when 6-foot-11 center Matt Hodgson entered to defend him.
"We didn't have a matchup for that until we put Hodge there," Bennett said. "He might not have stopped (Kramer), but he slowed him down. I thought that was key to the game."
Behind Kramer, San Diego kept pace with Saint Mary's in a game that featured 11 lead changes. But when Walker helped ignite an 11-0 Gaels run midway through the second half, the Toreros faded for good.


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Definition of Holbein
Hans 1465?–1524 the Elder & Hans 1497?–1543 the Younger Ger. painters
Rhymes with holbein
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8pm Thursday Update
Isaac Continues to Weaken
As Isaac continues to move further inland the storm continues to weaken. The storm is still producing rainfall totals from 7-14 inches leading to in-land flooding. South Arkansas is dealing with immense rain this evening as the storm has started to turn in a more northerly direction. At this time the main threat is heavy rain and gusty winds. Seeing winds under 35mph for most of the evening. The storm is anticipated to be a post tropical remnant-low by Saturday morning.
This is the last update on Isaac. For up-to-date information on the storm you can go to the National Hurricane Center's web page.
4pm Thursday Update
Isaac Weakens to Tropical Depression
Location: 32.7N 92.6W
Maximum Sustained Winds: 35mph
Central Pressure: 995mb
Movement: North-Northwest at 12mph
Isaac continues to lose strength and has officially been downgraded to a tropical depression. The slow moving storm continues to drop a lot of rain leading to the potential of inland flooding. The storm is expected to continue to weaken and make a turn towards the North later this evening.
10am Thursday Update
Location: 31.7N 92.1W
Maximum Sustained Winds: 40mph (1mph more than Tropical Depression Status)
Central Pressure: 987mb
Movement: North-Northwest at 9mph (slowly gaining strength)
Tropical Storm Isaac currently is located 50 miles south of Monroe, LA and 165 miles northwest of New Orleans.
Tropical storm force winds can be felt up to 195 miles from the center of this storm -- mainly to the southeast of the center over open water and along the coasts of Mississippi and Louisiana.
Isaac is still anticipated to become a tropical depression by as early as this afternoon and by as late as this evening. Although the storm is losing strength, it will continue to spread inland though the Central United States producing heavy, possibly flooding, rain.
The Dam at Lake Tangipahoa (at Percy Quinn State Park in Louisiana) is failing thing morning. Mandatory evacuations for all areas along the Tangipahoa River and parts of Tanipahoa Parish have been ordered -- roughly 50,000 to 60,000 residents. Click here for more details on the evacuation.
Next update from the National Hurricane Center due in around 1pm and 4pm.
7am Thursday Update
Location: 31.1N 91.8W
Maximum Sustained Winds 45mph
Central Pressure: 985mb
Movement: Northwest at 8mph
Tropical Storm Isaac continues to move slowly northwestward over Central Louisiana -- the storm continues to produce heavy rain, severe weather and high water levels along the Northern Gulf Coast.
The center of Isaac is currently 35 miles southeast of Alexandria, Louisiana and 125 miles northwest of New Orleans, Louisiana. Tropical storm force winds extend outward 175 miles from the center of the storm.
While storm surge will continue to be an issue along the immediate coastline, the good news for some is that with Isaac moving on, winds have shifted directions and should start to push some of the flood waters back to the south towards the Gulf of Mexico where it belongs.
As of Thursday morning, a few light showers have started to creep into the far Eastern side of Texas. High-to-mid level cloudiness will stream in from the east to the west of the Brazos Valley, along with the slight shot at a few passing showers. Should that rain pop up in the area (best chance will be along I-45 and points to the east), expect it to move from the north to the south / southeast.
Tropical Storm Isaac is expected to continue to weaken as it continues to the north-northwest today and should be a tropical depression by this evening or overnight.
Next update from the National Hurricane Center is due in around 10am.
4am Thursday Update
Isaac remains a tropical storm sitting 55 miles southeast of Alexandria, LA and 110 miles northwest of New Orleans, LA. Isaac is anticipated to continue to weaken today, as it moves into Northern Louisiana, and become a tropical depression by this evening.
Current Location: 30.9N 91.6W
Maximum Sustained Winds: 45mph
Central Pressure: 983mb
Movement: Norhwest at 8mph
Wednesday Late Evening Update
Location: 30.3N 91.2W
Maximum Sustained Winds: 60mph
Central Pressure: 980mb
Movement: Northwest at 6mph
Wednesday Evening Update
Isaac Continues to Weaken
Location: 30.1N 91.1W
Maximum Sustained Winds: 60mph
Central Pressure: 977mb
Movement: Northwest at 5mph
Tropical Storm Isaac is on a downward spiral as the system continues to move inland. The slow moving storm continues to produce heavy downpours and a significant storm surge. Flooding is imminent due to the anticipated rainfall totals of 7-14 inches and a current storm surge near 7 feet. Some isolated areas could receive up to 25 inches of rain. The winds are sustained up to 60mph and some areas are seeing gust up to 67mph.The strongest winds are currently located on the water or near the coast. Isaac is expected to continue to weaken and become a Tropical Depression by Thursday evening and move into southern Arkansas by Friday.
Be sure to click on the link to see Social Media & Twitter's Response to #Isaac.
Wednesday Afternoon Update
Isaac Weakens to a Tropical Storm.
Location: 29.8N 90.9W
Maximum Sustained Winds: 70mph
Central Pressure: 974mb
Movement: Northwest at 6mph
Tropical Storm Isaac is moving at a snail like pace of 6mph in a Northwesterly direction. At this rate the storm is expected to drop an average of 7-14 inches of rain with isolated locations receiving up to 25 inches. So far the system has officially dropped 17 inches of rain in New Orleans and is expected to drop a lot more. On the bright side, the storm is losing some strength as it travels further inland. The winds are expected to gradually weaken enough for Isaac to be considered a tropical depression by Thursday evening.
The path of Isaac is still dependent on the ridge building back. For now, Isaac is expected to make a turn to the north-northwest by Thursday. It is likely that the center of the storm will move further inland over Louisiana through tomorrow and then eventually over southern Arkansas by Friday.
Damage reports and pictures of flooding continue to fill Twitter feeds this afternoon. Be sure to click on the link to see Social Media & Twitter's Response to #Isaac.
Wednesday Noon Update
Location: 29.7N 90.8W
Maximum Sustained Winds: 75mph
Central Pressure: 973mb (slowly rising)
Movement: Northwest at 6mph
Not much change with the noon advisory from the National Hurricane Center on Hurricane Isaac. The storm is currently sitting 10 miles NW of Houma, Louisiana and 45 miles to the West-Southwest of New Orleans. The central pressure has come up slightly and the eye is slowly starting to disappear as the storm continues it's slow movement inland.
Hurricane force can be felt 45 miles from the center of Isaac while Tropical Storm force winds are extending 175 miles out from the center of the storm. A gust of 71mph was reported at Pilot Station (near the Mouth of the Mississippi).
Damage reports and pictures of flooding continue to fill Twitter feeds this afternoon. Be sure to click on the link above to see Social Media & Twitter's Response to #Isaac.
Next intermediate advisory from the National Hurricane Center is due in around 2pm with a complete forecast (and new forecast path) due in near 4pm.
10am Wednesday Update
Location: 29.6N 90.7W
Maximum Sustained Winds: 75mph
Central Pressure: 972mb (rising)
Movement: Northwest at 6mph
Hurricane Isaac is slowly starting to weaken as the center of the storm is now inland sitting on top of Houma, Louisiana. The storm is also located just 45 miles to the southwest of Louisiana.
A northwest movement is expected from Isaac through tonight followed by a turn to the north-northwest by Thursday night or early Friday morning. This will take the storm slowly though Louisiana today and Thursday and then over southern Arkansas by Friday morning.
Hurricane force winds are extending 45 miles outward from the center of Isaac and tropical storm force winds extend outward 175 miles from the middle of this storm.
Storm surge of near 8 feet has recently been reported at Shell Beach, Louisiana and Waveland, Mississippi.
Hurricane conditions are expected to continue to affect parts of southeastern Louisiana and Mississippi into this afternoon. A wind gust of 74mph was reported near the top of the hour at the Mid Lake Station in Lake Ponchartrain and a gust of 63mph was reported at the New Orleans International Airport.
The eye of Hurricane Isaac (as of 10am, over Houma, LA) measured in with a diameter of 40 nautical miles.
Isaac is currently moving northwest through a weakness in the sub-tropical ridge to the northwest of the storm. This movement is likely to continue over the next 24 hours, followed by a turn to the north-northwest and then northward around the western side of the ridge over the next 36 to 48 hours.
Because Isaac is a slow moving storm, heavy flooding rain will continue to be a threat over the next 24 to 36 hours across most of the Northern Gulf Coast and the South Central United States.
National Ocean Service Tide Gages are indicating storm surge heights of 6 to 8 feet are still occurring along portions of the Southern Louisiana and Mississippi Coasts.
Next Advisory from the National Hurricane Center due in around 12pm and 2pm, followed by a complete forecast update around 4pm
9am Wednesday Update
President Nungesser of Plaquemines Parish (similar to a County Commissioner in Texas) says that 12 to 14 feet of water has collected on the east bank due to over topped levees early this morning -- rescues for residents is currently underway.
Tornado warnings are in effect for parts of Louisiana and Mississippi this morning as a Tornado Watch will remain in effect for Southeast Louisiana, Southern Mississippi and far Southeast Alabama through 4pm today.
Flooding has also been reported in Biloxi -- 2 feet of water has flooded Highway 90 pushing water up to the doors of the Hard Rock Casino.
Road flooding from heavy rain has been reported in New Orleans as well. As of last check, levees and all 25 pumping stations are working as they should (which was the leading cause of problems with Hurricane Katrina)
8am Wednesday Morning Update
Location: 29.5N 90.5W
Max. Sustained Winds: 80mph (although higher gusts near 100mph are still being reported)
Central Pressure: 970mb (center near Houma, LA)
Movement: NW at 6mph
Hurricane Isaac (Category 1) is about 15miles ESE of Houma, Louisiana and 40 miles SW of New Orleans. Isaac is anticipated to slowly move through Louisiana today and Thursday and then over Southern Arkansas by Friday.
Storm surge of 6 feet to 10 feet have been reported along the Coast of Louisiana and Plaquemines Parish has seen flooding waters due to the surge over topping levees forcing residents to higher ground and into attics to ride out the storm along with the flood waters. Officials are reporting that 65% to 70% of New Orleans is without power this morning and will likely remain that way for some time.
Isaac remain quasi-stationary for several hours overnight and then slowly made a second landfall near Port Fourchon, Louisiana around 2:15am. As tropical systems tend to do, Isaac has been "wobbling" along the Louisiana state line which is making forecasts a bit tough on the exact path of this storm. That being said, it is confident that Isaac will drift west-northwest through today before turning more north-northwest late today followed by a northeast turn Thursday and into Friday.
That forecast doesn't come with some error, however. Do the the uncertain drift of Isaac to thewest, some computer models are drifting Isaac closer to the Louisiana / Texas State line -- some of which even bringing the center of circulation into Texas by Thursday. These models are picking up on a slight weakness in the ridge of high pressure to the northwest -- which is forecast to move east in the next 24 hours -- which could pick up Isaac and drift the storm west through part of today.
We'll have to watch the movement of Isaac closely, as a more westerly movement may be close enough to produce a few showers in the Brazos Valley by Thursday afternoon (at least in our eastern counties). For now, expect breezy to gusty winds (25mph to 30mph gusts possible) today and Thursday -- with a 30% chance of scattered, spotty showers tomorrow afternoon. (Below is our in-house PinPoint Forecast. Note the circulation just to the northeast of the Brazos Valley -- that is our computer model picking up on the center of the remnants of Isaac moving into East Texas. That, of course, is just one solution out there that we use to make our forecast.)
Next update from the National Hurricane Center is due in at 10am -- we'll get an updated official forecast path then as well.


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Insensitivity to Disabilities
Published: Monday, February 11, 2013 at 12:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 11, 2013 at 12:01 a.m.
How disappointing to read Matt Reinstetle's review "Halftime, Commercials Spice Up Exciting Game," Feb. 3. It was immature and insensitive.
A column written as though the readers are sitting around a bar discussing the entertainment of the evening is, in the editor's opinion, front-page news?
How very insensitive Mr. Reinstetle's remarks were: "who decided to give that sign language interpreter so much screen time? It took away from the sincerity of the show."
Mr. Reinstetle obviously has never experienced the pain of having a disability or a special-needs person in his life.
A course in sensitivity training and some community-service hours working with people experiencing many different disabilities might assist in his maturity level, compassion and might just rub off to enhance his journalism skills.
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Most of us are familiar with how MySQL handles timezones, and what one must do to keep up with the latest changes, etc. Most of us use the system timezone info, which is great – one less item to update when changes occur (usually because of daylight savings changes). And for those who need more specifics, most everyone (except Windows and HP-UX) can update their timezone info using the zoneinfo database from the OS.
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What is Vine, where did it come from, and why is everyone so obsessed with it? Let's talk about it and consider if you should be using it.
1. What Is Vine?
Created by Twitter, Vine is a mobile app which allows its users to record and post short video clips. All video clips are about six seconds and can be shared on social media networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, and the rest of the Vine community. The video clips are also referred to as "GIFs," which are a series of video frames that move as animation.
2. How Do You Use Vine?
Download the app to your phone (iPhone only for now). Use the app's camera to record a six second clip of anything you want. Hold your finger down on the phone screen to create your video. You can start and stop recording as many times as you want during the six seconds.
3. Should You Use It?
If you're a journalism or media major, or have a job in any industry that uses video art, you'll probably love this app. It's great for stop-motion pictures, short messages to friends, and anything else you can think of. It does record audio, so be aware of any background noise.
4. What Are People Saying?
I haven't read any rave reviews about Vine. Most are skeptical or critical of it, noting there are more not-so-great things about it than great, and that there are some tweaks needing to be made. People like it for allowing creativity and a fun form of expression. Others say upload time can be a pain and that there isn't a way to text a Vine straight from the app.
As Mashable's Seth Fiegerman says in a recent article, "Vine deserves credit for convincing uncreative amateurs like myself that we can be quasi-videographers for six seconds at a time, but it's not every day that you come across something truly video-worthy or have the forethought to stage a good shoot."
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Bioton takes on insulin giants
Polish company Bioton S.A (Warsaw) and Swiss-headquartered generics giant Actavis (Zug) have joined forces to shake up the €12bn world market for recombinant insulins and insulin analogues. At the end of January, Bioton Chairman Ryszard Krauze and Actavis CEO Claudio Albrecht announced that their companies have formed a joint venture for the development and registration of recombinantly produced insulins. While Bioton will develop and produce the insulins, the fourth largest generics producer will sell them in all EU countries, the US, Japan, Switzerland, Norway, Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Iceland, Kosovo, Liechtenstein, Montenegro and Macedonia. In Poland, both companies will market the products under their repective brands.
Facing off with the big boys
Under the terms of the agreement, Bioton will receive €22.25m upfront and a further €33.25m in milestones. Both companies expect revenues to reach €1.5bn in the seven years following the market launches of Bioton's human recombinant insulin, short-acting insulins and long-acting insulins, the first step of which will commence at the end of 2012. The companies will share profits on a 50/50 basis. Actavis also secured an option to market Bioton's insulins in 24 further markets, paying the Polish bioech firm €1m up front and €0.9m in milestone payments for the privilege.
For Bioton, which is the fourth firm globally to manufacture a human recombinant insulin ("gensulin"), the deal is a unique opportunity for expansion into the global market, which is currently dominated by three big players: Danish Novo Nordisk, French Sanofi and US pharma giant Eli Lilly. "For Bioton, the collaboration with Actavis will fuel faster expansion into high-margin markets," commented the firm's CEO Slawomir Ziegert. Albrecht said the deal involved more than just the sale of insulins and insulin analogues. "We are encountering competitor giants when it comes to insulin, and we have to maximise the competitive advantage that we clearly have."
Bioton wants to be the first company on the market to offer biosimilar versions of recombinantly-produced human insulins, which will be much cheaper than IP-protected originator products. But Pfizer and its Indian manufacturing partner Biocon are hard on the heels of the Polish. Some insulins – such as Lilly's Humulin, Novo Nordisk's Novalin or Sanofi's Lantus – have already lost patent protection. Others, like Levemir (Novo Nordisk) or the fast-acting insulins Humalog (Eli Lilly) and Novalog (Novo Nordisk) will follow in the next two years.
But Actavis also has plans beyond insulin. Albrecht announced the firm intends to launch a biosimilar for bestselling drugs every month during the first eight months of 2012. Bioton can benefit from the generics expert's plans. Together with the initial announcement of the diabetes pact, which dates back to November 2010, Actavis said it will carry out a due diligence to acquire a 51% stake in Bioton's Swiss subsidiary Biopartners – a biosimilar specialist.


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i agree.
and when i said "and thats how things get done"... how did you come to assumption that i was talking about Clark...
maybe it was refering to the K.C./Chase posts, about people have alot of suggestion but no action!!
but youll never know because you just assumed, and maybe thats because you actually see Clark that way yourself, i dunno.


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Federer clinches year-end world No. 1 ranking (livenews.com)
Roger Federer has joined yet another elite club. He has become only the fifth player since the computer rankings were introduced in 1973 to close out the year as world number one four or more times and he is only the fourth to do it four years running.
Federer achieved this new milestone in his illustrious career when he won his 52nd career title with his hometown tournament the Swiss Indoors in Basel. It is now mathematically impossibly for Rafael Nadal to pass him for the year-end top spot.
"The big goal for me of the season – protect the No. 1 ranking and as well win Wimbledon – I've achieved basically all of that, but there's still a bit left to make it an even more incredible season by hopefully winning Paris and Shanghai," said Federer following his seventh title of the year.
Federer aims for big Paris finish after Basle home triumph (Bangkok Post)
Roger Federer heads to his first appearance in four years at the Paris Masters basking in the glow of his home crowd after winning a second straight Swiss Indoors on Sunday.
The 12-time Grand Slam winner became the fifth man in history to clinch a fourth career year-end world number one honour after Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe, Ivan Lendl and Pete Sampras.
Federer took his four all in a row, capping his latest with a 6-3, 6-4 win over longtime friend Jarkko Nieminen in the Basel final.
"I'll be going to Paris, there's no pulling out now," said the winner, who withdrew from the final event of the ATP regular season a year ago and last played the tournament in 2003.
Federer wraps up world number one spot
Roger Federer locked down the season's world number one ranking for the fourth year in succession as he won the Swiss Indoors on Sunday over Jarkko Nieminen.
The superlative Swiss claimed the honour on his home court with a 6-3, 6-4 win in 61 minutes to lift his second straight title at the St Jakobshalle where he got his start as a ball boy.
The top seed heads the field for the season-wrapup Masters Cup in Shanghai starting in a fortnight.
Federer finishes Nieminen challenge in Basel (Tribune de Genève)
Switzerland's tennis master, Roger Federer, clinically disposed of Finland's Jarkko Nieminen in the final of the Swiss Indoors tennis championship in Basel on Sunday. Without having to raise his game significantly, Federer registered a break of service in each set to end the match 6-3 6-4 and defend the title he won for the first time last year.
The game was played out in front of enthusiastic crowd of 9,200 spectators at the St. Jakobshalle. After the match, the Swiss acknowledged the influence of the locals at a venue where he once worked as a ball boy: "It's been a fantastic week, having the support of my home crowd behind me all the way," he said. "Securing the number one ranking for the year and doing it here is particularly special."
Federer confirms season's top ranking through second Basel title (Daily Times)
Roger Federer added another honour to his vast collection as a 6-3, 6-4 title victory over Jarkko Nieminen at the Swiss Indoors assured the hometown boy of a fourth year ending as world number one on Sunday.
"It's great to win at home again," said the 12-time Grand Slam champion, who also lifted the title a year ago at the venue where he got his start as a ballboy. "I've now got the number one for another year. The crowd really helped me," he said of 9,200 at the St Jakobshalle. "Especially at 4-all in the second when I was able to break Jarkko."
Federer still Swiss king (sportal.co.nz)
Roger Federer successfully defended his title at the Davidoff Swiss Indoors with a 6-3 6-4 victory over Jarkko Nieminen of Finland.
It was the seventh title of the year and 52nd career crown for Federer, who already secured the year-ending world No.1 ranking for a fourth consecutive year.
Playing in the final of this tournament for the fourth time, the Swiss star captured his 10th consecutive win in the event, improving to 24-6 at his home event.
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Bullying was once considered a childhood rite of passage. Today, however, bullying is recognized as a serious problem. To help your child handle bullying, learn to recognize it — and understand how to respond.
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Syria: Twitter pic of dead teen Barcelona fan goes viral
The photo of a Syrian child wearing the jersey of FC Barcelona has gone viral on social media, stirring widespread outrage online at the brutality of the Syrian regime's army.
When Ahmad Othman, 14, was killed on May 2, his photo was published by #Tweet4SyrianChild, a Twitter campaign that highlights the suffering of Syrian children.
The photo soon went viral after the Spanish daily newspaper Sport, close the FC Barcelona, republished the picture. Thousands of Barcelona fans then began sharing and commenting on Othman's photo.
Othman was killed along with his family after Bashar al-Assad's forces shelled the town of al-Baydah near Banyas last month.
Othman's relatives said he used to wear Barcelona's jersey every day and never missed a match by the Spanish club, his relatives said, according to Syrian opposition media. He even dreamed of becoming a famous footballer like Lionel Messi, one Facebook page belonging to the opposition said.
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Hanging out with a toddler and need a quick and easy funtivity you can both enjoy until something goes horribly wrong? Why not toss him across the room! YouTuber theBenJohnsonClan elaborates:
How to feed adrenaline junkie toddlers? Fill a sac full of foam and chuck your kid across the room. You notice that underwear and super capes make the ride even more aerodynamic and fun!
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Released simultaneously with Lucky Town, the soul-inflected Human Touch marks the Boss' first band record without the E Street Band. Another first: collaborating on songwriting, with co-producer Roy Bittan. Bruce has called this his "happy record," and it's clearly indicative of an artist searching for a new path.
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Malian soldiers look on as weapons, munitions, and other paraphernalia seized from radical Islamist rebels are displayed at the French army base in Gao, Mali, Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013. The Chadian army said Saturday that its troops had killed 65 Islamic extremist rebels and destroyed five vehicles in the Adrar des Ifoghas mountains of northeastern Mali. According to the statement, 13 Chadian soldiers were also killed and six were wounded in the fighting Friday.(AP Photo)


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This sale will benefit the school's Parent Teacher Student Association to support events and activities at the school.
Ahead of the sale, the school is looking for donations of virtually any clothing or household items (no TVs or big furniture). They're being accepted now; for more information call Martha Potts at 925-682-1843, ext. 5306. Donations are tax deductible.
"What's Mine is Yours," a local 501 c (3) nonprofit started by students at Northgate High in Walnut Creek and Bentley School in Lafayette is collecting clean and lightly used clothes from their peers in order to redistribute them to teen girls in need throughout the county.
So far the two freshman girls who operate the program have collected more than 1,000 pieces of clothing.
Some of the clothes are distributed through another nonprofit called Students Rise Above, which helps dress teens for success in job interviews. Currently, What's Mine is Yours is focusing on a coat drive for the winter.
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The charity does schedule pickups for 10 or more pieces of clothing. If teens girls donate 10 or more pieces of clothing to the charity, they can receive a "What's Mine is Yours" tank top.
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