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The July 20th show will now be at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA. Join us there and enjoy the LP Tour with Matthew Sweet, Soul Asylum and Big Head Todd and the Monsters For more information and for tickets www.thelptour.com.
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David O. Russell: Oscar Nominee, 'Norbit' Fan
David O. Russell sat on a couch at the Vanity Fair and Chrysler party held to celebrate his film, "American Hustle," and told a reporter how much he loved another movie: "Norbit."
"I am an Eddie Murphy fan, as is my son. Have you watched 'Norbit'?" he asked. Then he did an imitation of the character of Norbit's wife, Rasputia, before changing the subject. "This is probably not what an Academy Award person should be talking about."
Russell was in good spirits. His film has received 10 Oscar nominations, including nods for Best Picture, Best Directing, Best Original Screenplay, and all four acting categories. In recent years, Russell has become a favorite among Academy voters, and his films "The Fighter" and "Silver Linings Playbook" have received nominations in similar acting, directing and writing categories, in addition to Best Picture.
This year, some predict Russell could take home his first Oscar for "American Hustle's" screenplay. But if he's nervous, he's not showing it.
"It's a great blessing if you can work hard and humbly enough to get there, make a movie," he said, scanning the room of well-wishers and friends. "I'm very happy to sit here. I expect nothing on Sunday, I'm just happy to be part of it. I don't regard it any other way."
Russell wore a Teamsters Boston pin on his jacket lapel (he also sported a pin from the Berlinale earlier, but lost it at the party), and praised the Teamsters union for its fundraising efforts on behalf of mental-health initiatives. "I've done two pictures with them, I'm probably going to do two more," he said. Those films will be about "salt-of-the-earth human beings living, loving and surviving. Those are the people who my movies go straight to."
His actors often go on to win Academy Awards (for "The Fighter," it was Melissa Leo and Christian Bale; for "Silver Linings Playbook," it was Jennifer Lawrence). This year, Amy Adams, Christian Bale, Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper are all nominated for "American Hustle."
Russell said he loved working with the same actors and called it a privilege to write risky characters for them. "I like to make a world that is a doozy of a predicament, meaning that you're going to show every range of human emotion because the predicament is so deep. Each of these movies has that life or death predicament," he said.
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Jessica Treadway's novel Lacy Eye will be published in the U.S. by Grand Central Publishing/Hachette in spring 2015. The novel will also be published in the UK and Australia, and translation rights have been bought by publishers in six countries. Treadway, who holds a Master's in creative writing, is author of Please Come Back To Me, winner of the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction (September 2010). Her previous books are the novel And Give You Peace (Graywolf Press, 2001) and the collection Absent Without Leave and Other Stories (Delphinium Books/Simon & Schuster, 1992). A recipient of grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Massachusetts Cultural Council, Treadway has published individual stories in The Atlantic, Ploughshares, Glimmer Train, The Hudson Review, Shenandoah, and Five Points, among other journals, and her work has been cited multiple times in The Best American Short Stories annual anthology.
Treadway has written numerous book reviews and essays for The Boston Globe and The Chicago Tribune. She is a former reporter for United Press International and a former fellow at Radcliffe's Bunting Institute. Additionally, Treadway has served as a member of the Board of Directors of PEN-New England and as co-chair of its Freedom to Write committee.


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We will be holding an open practice/tryout on Monday August 19th @ 6:30. We are looking for strong 02 and 01 players. All positions will be earned.
We will be forming: 1 - 10u Team and 2 - 12U Teams, 2 - 14U Teams and 1 Gold Team.
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It is our goal to teach these girls that hard work and dedication pays off. We teach sportsmanship and what it takes to be a team player. Passion, Effort, and Heart is the key both on and off the field and in life.
We have teams from 10U through the Gold Level. Most of our teams will be coached by outside coaches and not parents. Our coaching staff for most teams have all played softball at the Collegiate level, coached all levels of select ball and also coach at the High School Level.
Our teams are coached by: Sarah Smaltz, Lauren Bates, Brittney Moreno, Jill Voss, Jenny Krause, Elizabeth McCombs Johnson,Rachel Webking, Caitlin Cain, Scott Berret, and Kelli Jacoby.
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I downloaded this app and installed it. I followed the instructions about uPnP from the link given in the FAQs section of the program. It is simply refusing to find my PS3. It says in the trace section that it is ready and should appear in the XMB but doesn't appear (and isn't found when I Search for Media Servers). On the application itself i get the big red cross.
I am using a Netgear DG834GT router (came with Sky internet)
both the PS3 and the PC are wired into the router
If i check the attached devices in the router config, it shows the PS3 attached on the IP I specified (192.168.0.12) and the PC on the correct IP (192.168.0.2)
The PS3 connects to the internet and PSN with no problems
uPnP is enabled on the PS3
I am out of ideas!!!!!! Please suggest something someone
edit: was just about to post when i had the idea of checking if my old server would work still (Nero MediaHome) and that isnt found by the PS3 either. This is now making me think the problem is at the PS3 end rather than the PC end. I am running firmware version 2.70 on the PS3. Any help would be greatly appreciated


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There are games covering nearly every demographic. Hunting and fishing lovers can get their fix from the Cabela titles. Sci-fi fans will be satisfied with "Titanfall," while the casual game players can spend days with "Threes" on their smartphones.
But what about releases that parents can play with their kids? Aside from the Nintendo fare, the games are as rare as unicorns, and that's what makes "Child of Light" so special. It's a charming role-playing game that unfolds like a fairy tale, much like "The Princess Bride" or "The Wizard of Oz."
After an Austrian duke remarries, his daughter -- a little girl named Aurora -- suddenly falls ill. While everyone believes she's dead, the child has in fact entered the realm of Lemuria. In this fantasy world, the girl discovers that a usurper named Umbra, queen of the night, has taken over. To return home, Aurora has to defeat the evil woman and her daughters.
Over the course of Aurora's journey, she'll gain powers and new allies. Players will encounter some twists and turns, and throughout it all, they'll enjoy a lushly illustrated environment with a few compelling systems thrown in.
"Child of Light" is a throwback to the heyday of role-playing games. Aurora will be completing missions through a hand-drawn 2D world while running into enemies that she'll battle through traditional turn-based combat. The fights are reminiscent of the older "Final Fantasy" series with its active time-battle system.
During encounters in "Child of Light," a timeline shows which player's turn it is to act, but in these fights, players can manipulate the order of events and interrupt attacks, paralyze foes or stall them from casting a spell. It introduces plenty of strategy to a fight, and Ubisoft Montreal adds a further twist with a firefly named Igniculus, which can slow down foes or heal allies. The sidekick, which can be controlled by a second player, adds an action element, where players will be juggling foes while planning and timing their actions.
It's a deep but easy-to-learn system. But a puzzling drawback is that "Child of Light" limits the party in a fight to two heroes. Players can switch the heroes out but having just two characters limits the usefulness of some spells and abilities. And that brings me to the other flaw in the game.
For a story and role-playing game like this, "Child of Light" features too many characters with roles that overlap and allies that get lost in the crowd. It'd be great to have fewer characters who have a much deeper back story. It would especially help with the game's pacing, which rushes too quickly toward "Child of Light's" finale.
Despite those flaws, "Child of Light" is still a solid game and one that appeals to players of all ages.
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Micro limts.
I go through phases, crazes and walk aways for months...
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I'd think it's safe to play UB now-a-days.
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Re: "Friction peaks between candidates at Frisco forum," by Caddie Nath, Oct. 12 and "Mammogram mudslinging targets independent HD61 hopeful," by Caddie Nath, Oct. 17
SDN reported CO House District 61 independent candidate Kathleen Curry's complaints about negative radio and mailer ads attacking her health care record. Ads supporting Democrat candidate Millie Hamner accuse Curry of writing a bill to let insurers deny care for mammograms, a charge she vehemently denies. In response, Hamner has asserted: "I am running a clean and positive campaign. I've never said a negative word about any of my opponents." Democratic Party official Matt Inzeo told SDN he was not familiar with the ad campaign: "I haven't seen them or the issues they address." Since the SDN articles, additional mailers have appeared that falsely accuse both Curry and Republican candidate Debra Irvine of allowing insurance companies to deny coverage for mammograms, restrict access to birth control, and that they do not support insurance coverage for children with pre-existing conditions and want to prevent insurers from cancelling coverage when a policy-holder gets sick. The mailers include photographs of Hamner and state that "only Millie Hamner will stand up for women's health." I know Debra Irvine, and I can assure voters that these attacks are baseless lies.
Some research into these mailers raises questions. SDN noted that the Colorado Secretary of State website (Tracer) contains detailed information on candidates and political committees, including the Colorado Accountable Government Alliance Independent Expenditure Committee (CAGA), the organization paying for the negative mailers. CAGA has assets of over $3.5M and funds national campaigns of Democrat candidates; its donors include many unions and special interest groups supporting liberal views. Tracer reveals that, contrary to Hamner and Inzeo claims, the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee in Wash DC contributed $100k to CAGA. Tracer reveals that Hamner's campaign paid tens of thousands on professional photo shoots and mailers to Mad Dog Mail, a Florida firm specializing in ads for Democratic candidates. Tracer also shows that Hamner paid the Colorado Democrat Party $357 for a "Mad Dog Photo Shoot." That might explain how the offensive CAGA mailers got access to the many professional photos of Ms. Hamner which are very similar to photos in Hamner's own mailers. Hamner and the Colorado Democratic Party should explain how CAGA received campaign photos of Hamner, given that it is a violation of election laws for a candidate to coordinate with 527 groups on election materials.
As a former education committee member, I resent the use of education and teachers union funds to influence elections, especially considering that teachers have no control over how their dues are used. I urge voters to ignore these hurtful, libelous ads.


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Let's assume I'm a plugin writer (I'm not ).
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MessiahCarey wrote: If you were killed with a gun, and then you came back 2000 years later only to find that everyone was wearing gold-plated guns around their necks as status symbols, how would you feel about it?
Apply the same ethic to crosses. ;-)
Petrouchka Rasputin wrote: I'm surprised there aren't more agnostics.
I guess most people like to believe something, one way or the other.
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Ultimately I am Struggling to believe solely In One Religion but... I believe if You Project Love, Peace, goodwill, and Understanding for Your fellow Beings, The True GOD will Guide You, towards the right path regardles of what any fundamentalist believes...
Solomon Klepto wrote:
PS- I believe Atheists are another Religion... They Religiously Believe God doesnt Exist... haha
SoundDoctrine wrote: To those speaking of LOGIC and CONCRETE ideas...
It is called your FAITH for a reason...Being certain in what we do not see...Do I know EVERYTHING about God's existance, the creation, my temptations, why God lets certain things happen? NO...Put where I cannot get from the Bible or totally comprehend faith into place that I am taken care of by my creator...Now faith is not an excuse to not grow spiritually, but a means of placing convictions and beliefs in the harder to understand areas of my life IE: House burning down example...A logical person would think selfishly and in the moment and think "If God is so real why did he do this to me." One with FAITH..."What better does God have in store for me, what lesson is do be learned."...A large reason athiests and non-believers cannot grasp christianity (And when I say Christianity, in it's pure form, not with false doctrines of churches and man...But in the form it was meant to be in...Pure...) Is because they lack discipline in the area of placing trust in a higher being...Better yet they lack the ability to place something "higher" than themselves...Believing that everything must be answered to them instead of how they may have to answer to God...Is EVERYONE going to become a christian...No...But logical reasoning is not a good enough reason NOT to choose a FAITH...Everything cannot be answered for us mere humans...We are just that, made of dust...HAVE FAITH...
Hebrews 11:1 - "Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see."
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One with FAITH..."What better does God have in store for me, what lesson is do be learned."
darianluv wrote: At one point I would've considered myself an atheist, but now if i were to catergorize myself I'd call myself a deist.
In all probability a 'god' does exist, or at least some kind of higher power, according to einstein.
I don't want to get into it, but i think people get a distorted view of what god is, but its possible to put a more practical face to it.
SoundDoctrine wrote:
You are REALLY going to ride your lifestyle on a MAN'S scientific findings?
That sounds so foolish to me...
MessiahCarey wrote:
Most of the forefathers were deists, as a side note.
Your beleif also includes that, regardless of that higher power existing, he does not affect every day life, am I wrong? That's just what I've been told "deists" beleive - am I missing something?


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TRUCKEE, Calif. — Below are select incidents from the Truckee Police Department's press log for June 25-July 2, along with previously unreported incidents.
June 25
• A loss prevention officer witnessed suspect shoplift an energy drink, sunglasses and fishing lures and attempt to leave the store without paying for the items. The suspect was detained and later cited and released for shoplifting. The case was forwarded to the District Attorney's Office for prosecution.
• An unknown suspect threw a rock through victim's window of their residence.
June 26
• A subject called Truckee Police Department to report vehicle collision. During the investigation it was determined the driver was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the collusion.
• Officers contacted a subject after being reported as being drunk in public — sitting on a bench in front of a business. The subject was subsequently determined to be drunk and was arrested.
• The Nevada County District Attorney's Office reported a suspicious subject at the Nevada County Courthouse. Officers contacted the subject and found out he was under the influence of controlled substance. The subject attempt to flee from the officers, but he was subsequently taken into custody. The subject also had an active and confirmed felony by warrant. He was transported to the Tahoe Forest Hospital for medical clearance and then booked in Nevada County Sheriff's Office without further incident.
June 27
• Officers initiated a traffic enforcement stop for a driver who failed to stop at posted stop sign on Bridge Street at Donner Pass Road. The driver was found to be intoxicated and he was subsequently arrested. Officers transported the driver to Tahoe Forest hospital for blood draw, then he was booked in Nevada County Sheriff's Office.
• Sometime between 12:30 p.m. on June 27 and 6:30 a.m. on June 28, an unknown suspect entered the victim's unlocked vehicle and took property without permission or consent. The theft occurred on Pathway Avenue. There were no witnesses at the time of the report.
• Officers took a report that unknown suspect pulled approximately 30 snow poles out of the ground by unknown means causing damage to the snow poles. The incident occurred on Ski Slope Way at Snow Peak Way.
• Sometime between April 15 and June 27 , an unknown suspect entered victim's residence and took property without permission or consent. The burglary occurred on Davos Drive.
June 28
• An unknown suspect attempt to pry open rear window of a vehicle and broke the window out. The suspect attempt to take items out of the vehicle, but could not get them out. This attempt for auto burglary occurred on Swiss Lane.
• Officers took a report for a grand theft on Donner Trail Road. An unknown suspect stole a stereo equipment from victim's unlocked vehicle.
• A boyfriend and a girlfriend got into a physical fight on the South Shore. Both subjects had injuries from the fight. Officers arrested the female for domestic violence.
• An unknown suspect passed a counterfeit $20 bill at a business on Deerfield and then fled the scene. The counterfeit bill was confiscated by officers and report was taken.
• A reporting party reported the window of his vehicle was broken into sometime overnight. There is a possibility a bear broke in. Report was taken.
• A report was taken for theft of property from victim's unlocked vehicle in Tahoe Donner. There is no suspect information. Report was taken.
• A reporting party called to report a subject being passed out in the front yard of a residence. Officers located the subject and arrested him for being intoxicated in public.
• An unknown suspect took the rear license plate off the victim's vehicle without permission or consent.
• A known intoxicated suspect used the services of a taxi cab on the evening of June 28, vomited in the back seat, then fled from the driver when asked to pay the fare. The suspect had left her purse and cellphone in the cab and eventually contacted the Taxi Cab owner on June 30 in order to recover her property. The owner of the business met with the suspect and expected to collect a cleaning fee while waiving the taxi fare.
June 29
• Juvenile threw a rock at another juvenile causing a laceration to the juvenile's cheek. Report was taken.
• An unknown suspect broke out a window and slashed a tire of the victim's company van. The vandalism occurred on Donner Pass Road.
• Sometimes between 3-5 p.m., an unknown suspect stole the rear license plate off the victim's vehicle that had been left unattended on Northwoods Boulevard.
June 30
• Officers stopped a vehicle for Vehicle Code Violation. It was determined the driver was on probation for DUI. The driver was arrested for DUI and probation violation.
July 1
• A husband and wife got into a verbal argument. The wife stated past history of domestic violence and was afraid it would start again. A report was taken for documentation only.
• A report was taken for a residential burglary. There is no suspect information.


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Five in double figures in Shelton men's win
Published: Sunday, January 27, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 11:20 p.m.
MONROEVILLE | Five Buccaneers scored in double figures, led by Travis Daniels with 20 points, in Shelton State's 91-86 win in men's junior college basketball action Saturday at Alabama Southern.
Jeremy Watson scored 15, Jacob Perry 14, Ladarius Tabb 11 and Antjuan Ball 10 for the Bucs (14-5, 2-0) who will host Snead State at 7:30 p.m. Monday.
Alabama Southern's Orlando Coleman led all scorers with 30 points.
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Benedictine decision smooths Kingston hospitals merger
KINGSTON — The Benedictine Sisters have reached an agreement with HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley to relinquish sponsorship of Benedictine Hospital.
The move will open the way for combining the Benedictine and Kingston Hospital campuses into a single, full-service secular hospital that will provide reproductive services, including abortions.
The agreement stipulates the Benedictine Sisters will continue to provide pastoral care services at the hospital.
Initially, the handoff will result in name changes: both hospitals will begin to be known as HealthAlliance Hospital. The two existing facilities will be known as the Mary's Avenue Campus and the Broadway Campus.
The combination of the two campuses is a long-range goal of HealthAlliance, which is in the midst of assessing the infrastructural needs of Benedictine, even as it continues to seek state approvals for the eventual merger of the two facilities.
HealthAlliance CEO David Lundquist said in a statement Thursday that state review of the single-hospital plan has been "productive."


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- Tigersharks just keep on scoring
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The Sharks thought that 2012 first-round pick Tomas Hertl belonged in the NHL at 19 and his three goals and one assist in three exhibition games showed he could fit in. Then with training camp injuries to Raffi Torres and Adam Burish creating unexpected openings, rookies Matt Nieto, 20, and Freddie Hamilton, 21, rose to the occasion.
Nieto and Hamilton earned their spots, but Coach Todd McLellan also made it clear more experienced players in the system such as John McCarthy or Bracken Kearns are only a phone call away.
"We can't keep everybody," Coach Todd McLellan said this week. "But the leash isn't going to be very long because I think there are some guys that can play down there."
Nieto and Hamilton already knew that, of course.
"I think I've proven I can play a this level," Hamilton said Monday, "but we'll see what happens based on bodies and that. You've got to keep working hard and whatever happens, it's going to happen."
A year ago, San Jose fixed a badly broken penalty kill. The glaring problem going forward now appears be an offense that cannot score at even strength as only two teams notched fewer than the 78 goals mustered by the Sharks in last year's abbreviated season..
"We've got to take that area up," McLellan said. "Your power play is essential. It can put you over the top, but your five-on-five play has to get better."
Lack of even-strength goals left the Sharks 24th overall in scoring last season and also proved costly in the playoffs.
"Realistically, we've got to get more offense out of our group," McLellan said during the summer.
Step one in the Sharks turnaround last spring was McLellan's decision to move the all-star defenseman back to the position Brent Burns played in junior hockey.
Suddenly the Sharks had themselves a monster right wing, a power forward who scored 20 points in the final 24 games.
Burns seems to be going at full speed every shift, whether it's a training camp scrimmage or the playoffs.
According to McLellan, it's a combination of personality and position that makes the 6-foot-5, 225 pound Burns a good fit at forward these days.
"When you're a defenseman, you have a tendency to take it a little bit more," the coach said. "When you're a forward, you have a tendency to deliver it a little bit more. I think he's enjoying the delivery part right now."
And nobody seemed inclined to slow him down, figuratively or literally, in camp.


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SALT LAKE CITY — Iwalani Rodrigues scored 18 points and Michelle Plouffe had 14 points and 14 rebounds Sunday to help Utah to a 66-40 victory over Oregon State.
The Utes (13-10, 4-8 Pac-12) quickly took control, scoring the game's first 12 points, with Rodrigues scoring the first two baskets from 3-point range.
Utah led 34-21 at halftime with Rodrigues scoring 13 points before the break. The Utes maintained a double-digit lead throughout the second half.
Ruth Hamblin led the Beavers (9-15, 3-9) with eight points, all in the first half.
Utah shot 48 percent from the field and Oregon State shot 29 percent.
No. 21 Colorado 84, Oregon 59
At Boulder, Colo., Chucky Jeffery had 15 points and 15 rebounds and No. 21 Colorado beat Oregon.
Brittany Wilson scored 16 points to lead the Buffaloes (18-5, 7-5 Pac-12), who have one more conference win than all of last season. Lexy Kresl scored 12 points, all on 3-pointers, and Rachel Hargis scored 10 for Colorado.
The points total matched the second-highest of the season for Colorado, exceeded only by an 87-point night against Western State.
Amanda Delgado led the Ducks (3-21, 1-11) with 15 points. Danielle Love scored 14 for Oregon.
The Ducks' last lead was 25-23 with 7:50 left in the first half after Janitah Iamaleava's 3-pointer. The Buffs scored the next 14 points, seven of them coming from Wilson, and led by double figures the rest of the way.
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BERLIN — A major attraction — the Rave X Freestyle Show — has been added to the roster of events on Saturday, Aug. 2, in the middle of the 5th annual three-day Jericho ATV Festival scheduled from Friday, Aug. 1, to Sunday, Aug. 3, thanks to a very substantial donation from Bob Chapman, owner-operator of Chapman Scrap Metal & Recycling of Berlin, Milan, and Gorham.
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Prudential: Break-Up After 2013?
Tidjane Thiam, the Chief Executive of Prudential hinted on Wednesday that the U.K. insurer could be broken up in the next few years.
In a conference call with reporters, Mr. Thiam said:
"We collectively agreed to strengthen each business to the point where each is contributing cash to the group so that cash can be returned to shareholders."
"So, what happens when your businesses becomes self sufficient? You can expect your conglomerate discount to reduce. If a business can survive on its own, then it is an option to separate it from the group, and that option has value, and that value will be reflected in our share price, which is good for our shareholders.
The comments come amid on and off speculation in the U.K. insurance industry that Prudential might sell or float any of its four key businesses–the U.S., Asian, or U.K. operations, or its asset management arm M&G Investments.
Mr. Thiam's comments Wednesday may only serve to re-ignite talk of disposals.
It's all a matter of valuing the business. Some believe there would be more value for current shareholders if the businesses are sold or listed.
However, Mr. Thiam also made a caveat during the conference call. He said:
"I have to say this doesn't mean we intend to sell any part of the group. We just want to create that option."
"As the market gets that visibility and transparency on how our profits and cash are generated, it will put a higher value on each of our businesses. You don't dispose of something simply to dispose of something. You do it only if it creates value."
Many analysts agree that the share price of Prudential, like its other peers in the U.K. insurance industry, have been stubbornly below the fair value attributed to the company.
Its share price, currently at around the 875p level, is at least 11% lower than the sum-of-the-parts valuation of "over 980p" from Shore Capital analyst Eamonn Flanagan.
The share price is also 19% lower than the 1085p target price from Panmure Gordon analyst Barrie Cornes.
Some analysts hope Prudential wouldn't need to be broken up.
Mr. Cornes said: "The company would have the optionality to break itself up if a more realistic valuation is not placed on the business."
Prudential has set stiff profitability targets for 2013, and some analysts view that as a crucial year when the company may review whether or not it needs to be broken up.
"It could be that as the end of 2013 looms, people will realize that if the share price also increases, Prudential may not need that big bold step of breaking up the business," Mr. Cornes said.
Mr. Flanagan said: "I suppose what he (Mr. Thiam) is saying is that if the share price doesn't reflect this strength (of the businesses), then he has the option to take the appropriate action– sale or float–without the worry over self-sufficiency."
But a break-up would not be easy, as Oriel Securities analyst Marcus Barnard said. "Breaking up is not a simple thing to do. It's not like selling the garage. For a big company like Prudential, it's a lot more difficult than that," he said.
"Also, it's pretty clear that Prudential shareholders are a conservative bunch. And profit maximization through break up gives them shares in a U.S. company, a Hong Kong company, and other bits and pieces–that may not be what they want," he said.
Investec analyst Kevin Ryan said that before any disposal is put into effect, Prudential must first present some other growth opportunity. "Disposing of a business would only be done, in my view, if there was a more exciting growth opportunity elsewhere. I think Prudential would want to identify this before selling something," Mr. Ryan said.
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Hypovolemic shock is an emergency condition in which severe blood and fluid loss make the heart unable to pump enough blood to the body. This type of shock can cause many organs to stop working.
Shock - hypovolemic
Losing about a fifth or more of the normal amount of blood in your body causes hypovolemic shock.
Blood loss can be due to:
The amount of circulating blood in your body may drop when you lose too many other body fluids. This can be due to:
The greater and more rapid the blood loss, the more severe the symptoms of shock.
A physical exam will show signs of shock, including:
Tests that may be done include:
In some cases, other tests may be done as well.
Get immediate medical help. In the meantime, follow these steps:
The goal of hospital treatment is to replace blood and fluids. An intravenous (IV) line will be put into the person's arm to allow blood or blood products to be given.
Medicines such as
Symptoms and outcomes can vary depending on:
In general, patients with milder degrees of shock tend to do better than those with more severe shock. Severe hypovolemic shock may lead to death, even with immediate medical attention. The elderly are more likely to have poor outcomes from shock.
Hypovolemic shock is a medical emergency. Call the local emergency number (such as 911) or take the person to the emergency room.
Preventing shock is easier than trying to treat it once it happens. Quickly treating the cause will reduce the risk of developing severe shock. Early first aid can help control shock.
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PMID: 18774014 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18774014.
Jones AE, Kline JA. Shock. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al, eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 8th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2013:chap 6.
Rivers E. Approach to the patient with shock. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 106.
Spaniol JR, Knight AR, Zebley JL, Anderson D, Pierce JD. Fluid resuscitation therapy for hemorrhagic shock. J Trauma Nurs. 2007;14:152-156.
PMID: 18080579 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18080579.
Tarrant AM, Ryan MF, Hamilton PA, Bejaminov O. A pictorial review of hypovolaemic shock in adults. Br J Radiol. 2008;81:252-257.
PMID: 18180262 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18180262.
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2.7-2 Alibi
Revised to December 1, 2007 (modified May 10, 2012)
The defendant has presented what is commonly known as an alibi defense. This is a rebuttal by the defendant of the state's attempt to prove that the defendant was present at the scene of the crime and committed or participated in the acts charged.
It is up to the state to prove the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, which includes all the elements of a crime, including the defendant's presence at a stated place and the defendant's committing or participating in certain acts at that place at a given time.1 The alibi evidence that the defendant has placed before you seeks to convince you that the defendant was elsewhere at the time and therefore could not possibly have committed the acts charged. Whether the defendant was or was not present at the scene of the crime, and therefore could or could not have done what the defendant has been charged with doing, is for you to decide, considering all the facts in the case.
Remember, the defendant does not have
to prove (his/her) claim that (he/she) was elsewhere. It is sufficient if, on
considering all the evidence, there arises in your minds a reasonable doubt as
to the defendant's presence at the scene of the crime when it was committed. If
you have such a doubt, then the defendant is entitled to be found not guilty.
1 State v. Vasquez, 133 Conn. App. 785, 799 (2012); State v. Milardo, 224 Conn. 397, 405-407 (1993).
An alibi is not an actual defense, but a denial of the state's accusations that the defendant was at a stated place at a stated time. When an alibi is asserted and relied upon as a defense, the defendant is "entitled to have the jury charged that the evidence offered by [the defendant] on that subject is to be considered by them in connection with all the rest of the evidence in ascertaining whether [the defendant] was present, and that if a reasonable doubt on that point exists, it is the jury's duty to acquit [the defendant]." State v. Butler, 207 Conn. 619, 631 (1988); see also State v. McKnight, 191 Conn. 564, 584 (1984); State v. Rosado, 178 Conn. 704, 708 n.2 (1979); State v. Moran, 53 Conn. App. 406, 411-13, cert. denied, 249 Conn. 925 (1999); State v. Marshall, 3 Conn. App. 126, 127-28 (1985), appeal dismissed, 199 Conn. 244 (1986).
A trial court has no duty to instruct upon alibi in the absence of a request even though substantial alibi evidence may have been introduced by the defense. State v. Butler, supra, 207 Conn. 631.
The court is not required to give
an alibi instruction unless the defendant has complied with the disclosure rule
of Practice Book § 40-21. State v. Gonzalez, 69 Conn. App. 649, 662-66,
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In the second installment of our Holiday Gift Guide, Community Manager Grace Ortelere tells us what items she is buying for the men in her life. Read the first post from HSM President Brett Schenck for more ideas.
Managing the Twitter and Facebook accounts for Hart Schaffner Marx, I get a lot of questions from women who are unsure what to buy their fathers, brothers, uncles, boyfriends, husbands, and male colleagues and friends for the holidays. I am lucky enough to be surrounded by well-dressed men so I know the trends.
One great gift is the Hart Schaffner Marx Fairisle Sweater. As we wrote about in an earlier post, Fair Isle has made a big comeback for the the Fall 2012 season. However, it seems that many of the Fair Isle sweaters available at other retailers have oversized or inverted patterns, which might turn some men away. Instead, this Hart Schaffner Marx sweater has a more muted tone-on-tone pattern, letting the man wear the trend instead of the trend wearing the man. Luckily the sweater is on sale for a limited time only for $85 (but my little brother doesn't need to know that…) and can still ship in time for Christmas with the two-day shipping option.
The Hickey Freeman Alligator Belt in Cognac, $495, is a gift for someone special — or guys, if you're reading, a great treat for yourselves. This classic but rich-looking belt adds a compelling layer when paired with a white oxford, great sportcoat and dark jeans.
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Straight fire. Flosstradamus is on the front lines. Download here by entering the password "UNDERGROUND"! Turn up the speakers. Turn up the sub.
Straight fire. Flosstradamus is on the front lines. Download here by entering the password "UNDERGROUND"! Turn up the speakers. Turn up the sub.
I feel in love with Holidays on my first listen, and since summer is now here they're getting a lot more play time while I lay out on the beach in between skim and bodysurf sessions. If you weren't with us back when we originally posted them, feel free to click on that link and give their debut LP "Young Love" a listen. Here's an acoustic version of "Holes" courtesy of La Pate a Films.
We've been keeping up with Giraffage for just over a year now, and he has yet to disappoint us. Sweet baby JE$U$ do I love 808 cowbells. Enjoy!
WILL HAYWARD YOU'RE MY HERO. Have you guys been reading the stuff this guy has been posting? I took my month of paid time off from the site (Will pays me well), but now I have decided it is time to come back. I am going to dust off the old turntables, maybe DJ a few shows before Summer ends, and start shooting more things with my fancy new video recording device. I love you Willy. Thanks for keeping this thing going. Here is a song for some mid day snackage. New Passion Pit album Gossamer is amyazang.
Brand new material from Crystal Castles. Free download. Happy Wednesday.
Still killing it.
So very glossy.
"Two Step" is such a feel-good track that I've already listened to it three times while working on this post. "Survive" was originally written by Germany Germany who, if you've been with us for a while, you're probably familiar with. There's also a remix of the track that dropped about five days ago, and all are up for free download. We love Bear Mountain and we're really excited for his upcoming album, which is set to release August 7th. We were lucky enough to get an interview with him a little while ago that you might want to check out if you haven't already. Great people making great music is a great thing. Super great. Get the album when August rolls around, it's going to be great.
Blood Diamonds has been hanging out with Grimes, Skrilly, Diplo, and TOKi lately. I wonder if it's a LAN party.. or maybe they're all working on some new material while Grimes plays with the visualizer on iTunes. Anyway, here's that new track from Blood Diamonds. It's tasty.
My love for Chelsea Wolfe cannot adequately be expressed through words. "Flatlands" is from her forthcoming acoustic album, set to be released in the Fall on Sargent House. Keep in touch.


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There is plenty of pop in the San Francisco Symphony's summer season, which kicked off in Davies Hall earlier this month with crooner Johnny Mathis at center stage and will celebrate the late and still-lamented Jerry Garcia in early August with a program devoted to the famed Grateful Dead leader's compositions. But for Thursday night's program, guest conducted by Detroit Symphony Orchestra assistant conductor Teddy Abrams, it's back to your basic classics. And it doesn't get much more basic than Beethoven, whose music supplies the entire whole-lotta-Ludwig bill of fare.
Soloist for the Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor is the Ukrainian-born YouTube darling Valentina Lisitsa, a sometime collaborator with the gifted violinist Hilary Hahn who jump-started her career on social media to distinguish herself from all the other glamorous blonde Russian pianists out there. The other heavyweight piece for the evening is the famed Symphony No. 5 in C minor, and the program opens with the "Egmont" Overture, Op. 84. Performance time is 7:30 p.m. in Davies Hall. Meanwhile, Abrams, a Michael Tilson Thomas protege who got his start as a clarinetist in the San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra and served as MTT's assistant conductor at the Florida-based New World Symphony from 2008-11, continues his engagements here.
Tickets for both concerts are $15-$75 but half price for those 17 or under. Find them at 415-864-6000 or www.sfsymphony.org.
Abrams is also taking the orchestra through an all-Tchaikovsky romp at the new America's Cup Pavilion at 7 p.m. Saturday, with soloist Nicola Benedetti featured in the Violin Concerto in D major. Tickets for that one, $20-$89, are available through www.livenation.com. The venue is between Piers 27 and 29 in San Francisco.
Guest conductor and orchestra next move outdoors for a free concert in San Francisco's Dolores Park at 2 p.m. Sunday. Music by Beethoven, Copland, Williams and Tchaikovsky comprise the program, and S.F. Symphony musicians will get there early with their precious instruments primed for a 12:30-1:45 p.m. "petting zoo" for the kids. The park is at 18th and Dolores streets in San Francisco.
OPERA GETS EERIE: Much music by Benjamin Britten is coming our way this year, as we are observing the centenary of the pride-of-Britain's birth. West Edge Opera, to join the celebration, will mount a production of his 1954 opera, "The Turn of the Screw," debuting at the El Cerrito Performing Arts Theater at 8 p.m. Saturday, with repeat performances at 8 p.m. July 26 and 3 p.m. July 28. Based as it is on the chiller of a Henry James novella from 1898 about a governess, her two charges and some -- possibly -- menacing otherworldly presences, the opera is quite deliciously creepy enough. But West Edge is upping the eerie factor by having the roles of the two ghosts -- Peter Quint and Miss Jessel -- represented onstage by projected shadows, while the singers, Daniel Curran and Buffy Baggott, perform offstage. Soprano Laura Bohn sings the role of the much put-upon young governess struggling with her sanity. The two children are double-cast, with young Arman Marchiel and Larkin Barnard-Bahn singing as Miles and Flora on opening night, and Milo Boland and Amelia Meacham partnering for the final two productions.
Directed by West Edge's general director, Mark Streshinsky, and conducted by Jonathan Khuner, the opera will be sung in English with supertitles provided. Tickets are $27-$78, with price breaks for those who are 30 or under. Find them at 510-841-1903 or www.westedgeopera.org. The theater is in El Cerrito High School at 840 Ashbury Ave.
MORE OPEN-AIR FREEBIES: Sponsored by a group of Orinda civic organizations, including the Orinda Rotary Club, the Open Opera project is presenting a free afternoon of classic arias and theatrical favorites sung by Bay Artists -- including some former trainees in San Francisco Opera's apprenticeship programs -- at 4 p.m. July 28 in Orinda Community Park, 28 Orinda Way. Scheduled singers include sopranos Coco Harris and Angela Moser, mezzo-soprano Lisa van der Ploeg, tenor Alex Boyer, baritones Bradley Kynard and David Zelenka and bass-baritone Jason Sarten. See www.openopera.net for information.
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Atlanta, Ga--Two years ago the Atlanta Falcons won 13 games and went to the post season. Last year, 10 wins and a playoff trip. Both times, their playoff experience was a nightmare. This year could be a lot different.
First and foremost, if they win one of their last two, then they'll have home field advantage throughout the post season. They've yet to lose at the Georgia Dome. You may remember in the offseason the club brought in some more experience on defense that's paid off in a big way. Add in a confident quarterback, that's all a good thing.
"We have a veteran group of guys, guys that can play at a high level" said Matt Ryan " And I think our confidence level has been at a high level all year. Are we different then we've been in the past , absolutely. we are definitely a different football team. But I think our confidence level has been at a high level the entire year."
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The U.S. National Team entered the 2010 World Cup with high aspirations. By the third Group C game against Algeria, the team was facing elimination. After a U.S. goal was disallowed in the first half, tension began to build as time was running out. That was until the face of U.S. soccer, Landon Donovan, scored a late heroic goal off a rebound in the 91st minute, sending the U.S. to the Round of 16.
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Pronounced: TE-TRAL-o-je of fal-O
Laurie Rosenblum, MPH
Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) is a combination of 4 heart defects. It is present at birth. These defects make it difficult for your child to get oxygen to the entire body.
The defects are:
VSD and overriding aorta can decrease the amount of oxygen in the blood. This makes it difficult for the body to get the oxygen it needs. Pulmonary stenosis and right ventricular hypertrophy can make it difficult for blood to pass to the lungs. This will also decrease the amount of oxygen in the blood.
A child's heart develops very early in pregnancy. TOF is caused by a problem during this development. It is not known exactly why these problems happen. Some have been associated with genetics, mother's nutrition, or infections. Most have no known cause.
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Factors that may increase the risk of TOF include:
Some people who have TOF also have a chromosome disorder. This may include
Down syndrome, CHARGE syndrome, and VACTERL association.
For most, symptoms will appear during the first few weeks of life. For children with mild TOF, symptoms may not appear until much later. They may not show until your child or young adult becomes more active. Physical activity places more demand on the heart. A heart with TOF cannot keep up with the extra demand, causing symptoms. Without treatment, symptoms will continue to occur.
Symptoms may include:
In severe cases, a tetralogy spell may occur. This happens when the oxygen level in the blood drops suddenly. Symptoms include:
A diagnosis of TOF is often made soon after birth. The doctor will ask about your child's symptoms and the mother's medical history. A physical exam will be done.
The doctor may begin tests based on your child's symptoms. A newborn with blue skin will often be given extra oxygen. If the oxygen does not help, a heart defect may be suspected. If the skin color is normal, the first clue is a loud heart murmur.
Images may be taken of your child's heart. This can be done with:
Heart problems may also be detected using
cardiac catheterization
Medications may be given to relieve symptoms. They may also help to prevent complications like the tetralogy spell.
The defects of the heart are treated with surgery. Surgical options include:
Small infants with severe TOF may not be strong enough for a complete repair surgery. A temporary operation will help increase the amount of oxygen in the blood. This will give the baby time to grow, get stronger, and prepare for a complete repair.
During this operation, a temporary, new path is made for the blood. The blood will be sent past the problems in the heart and go directly to the lungs. This will increase the amount of blood getting to the lungs. The oxygen in the blood will increase as a result.
Most children with TOF have open-heart surgery within the first few years of life. The operation includes:
For some, a path is created between the heart and the blood vessels to the lungs.
In many cases, the surgery is successful. For some, further surgery may be needed. Long-term follow-up is always needed to detect recurring or new problems.
There are no current guidelines to prevent TOF.
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Explore tetralogy of Fallot? National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute website. Available at:
http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/tof. Accessed May 20, 2013.
Tetralogy of Fallot. American Heart Association website. Available at:
http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/CongenitalHeartDefects/AboutCongenitalHeartDefects/Tetralogy-of-Fallot_UCM_307038_Article.jsp. Updated March 30, 2012. Accessed May 20, 2013.
Tetralogy of Fallot in infants and children. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated December 20, 2012. Accessed May 20, 2013.
Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) in children. Cincinnati Children's Hospital website. Available at:
http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/health/t/tof. Updated October 2012. Accessed May 20, 2013.
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http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Molgaard-Nielsen D, Pasternak B, et al. Use of oral fluconazole during pregnancy and the risk of birth defects. N Engl J Med. 2013;369(9):830-839.
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Vox is a little and simple music player for Mac OS X with support for many file types, including FLAC, MP3, AAC, Musepack, Monkey's Audio, OGG Vorbis, Apple Lossless, AIFF, WAV, IT, MOD, XM, Games Music and many others. Includes numerous effects like Equalizer, Reverb, Time Stretch, Pitch Shift, Echo. Moreover, all supported files can be exported to AAC+, Apple Lossless, WAV and other formats with enabled effects.
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Vox website is up again.
Under Snow Leopard, Vox seems to be able only to play the files. It cannot convert them to other formats. The graphics for the equaliser and the other effects are working, but they do nothing to the sound.
Today the app's website is down. I hope Vox did not die. It is (was?) such a nice player/converter.
I had been using Cog to quickly sample and then found Vox. It is real small, light on the cpu, and the interface matches this minimalism. It is a tad bigger than the iTunes Mini Window and still looks better--and, this is before looking under the hood for the impressive array of audio controls/manipulations. Even has last.fm tagging and shortcuts build-in.
Super! Easy,Simple, Native
Very lightweight on the old RAM, very speedy. I've used it for 6 months, never crashed. I threw a 1GB wav file at it, and it chugged for a bit.. but didn't break. As it is obviously useful for people who are looking for something minimal, making it even smaller/global hotkey controls would be a good step forward.
Great app. Plays most files, too.
Great lightweight musicplayer!
Very excited about this player! Really looking forward to the playlist that is coming. Hope it remains in active development.
much better than before. includes last.fm scrobbling.
ToolPlayer is now Vox and even better. i don't like iTunes to open just when I want to listen to the occasional mp3 file. And Vox is so fast. Thank you.
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I just finished Week Six of the Couch to 5K running program and I'm planning on treating myself to a new pair of shoes once I complete Week 9. I wanted to actually make sure I was going to stick with it before I dropped some money on a new pair. Right now, I'm in a pair of Asics that I love, but I don't know the kind I have is exactly the kind I should be running in.
When it comes to brands I think getting input from others is great. When it comes to which type to wear I would rely on what a local running store says. That is the way to combine someone who is knowledgeable with running with someone who is actually looking at your feet and stride.
For me, Asics have always been the most comfortable. My podiatrist told me a couple of years ago he tends to see the least amount of injuries from Saucony wearers.
I think the bottom line is the best shoe is likely the one that feels best for you.
"Kick off your high heel sneakers, it's party time."
-- From the song FM by Steely Dan
I have always run in Asics and New balance. My next pair is going to be Asics Gel Cumulous. But i think the previous post is right. You need advice from a professional because everyones foot and stride is different. Make sure you get something that supports your arches (like superfeet), if you have high arches. I tend to stay away from nike or reebok. I am currently wearing tired old worn out asic gel cayanos.
I wear Brooks..started in Dyads; now I'm in Adrenalines. Go to your local running store (Fleet Feet, etc) and they should be able to find just the shoe for you.
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I agree that unless you are ordering the same pair you own/are right for you, then you should try on different kinds in a store, if you dont have a specialist running store then a trip to the podiatrist for a check up would be good as you can ask if you have high or low arches, which type of support do they think you need.....Iv heard the specialist stores will check your running style and recommend a pair....
I have Asics Gels and Im really pleased with them.
I'm fairly new to running; been using my New Balance cross-trainers. Switching to the extra-wides for my duck feet made a huge difference.
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This is a loaded question, you know. I currently have 4 pairs of Asics (Nimbus, Cumulus, GT-2150, DS Trainer) and 2 pairs of Mizunos (Wave Inspire 4 and Wave Rider 12). Over the years I have worn Nike, Avia, New Balance, and probably one or two others that I don't remember. I always seem to some back to Asics. Nikes have never worked well for me.
I run in the Saucony Guide 3. They are the most amazing running shoe I have encountered. They have so much support and fit like a glove. I had a stress fracture in February due to worn out New Balances so I went to a specialty shop to get fitted for a new pair. The Saucony Guide 3 was recommended to me and I instantly fell in love when trying them on. I am due for a new pair in May and will continue to buy this shoe. I highly recommend Saucony for the support. I personally despise Nike running shoes. I also feel that their new Lunar Glide Elite is a poor excuse for support. I tried them on and they have virtually no support. Def go to a specialty shop if you can and try on a few pairs based on store recommendations.
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My local running store fit me with Etonic Jepara SC4. I have a pair of Nike Tri-D's that I bought from a department store on clearance sale. I alternate between these 2.
I have a small but wide foot, so it can be hard to find a shoe that fits me well.
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A running shoe store in my town (Nashville) fit me in Brooks Adrenaline 4 years ago. I have had a stress fracture and a baby since then and feel I need to be refitted (not that I'm still wearing that same pair! I'm NOT!) I was told I over-pronate but just mildly. I currently run in Asics 2150's and love them, but for some reason lately have just felt like I'm either not an overpronator or there is still a better shoe out there FOR ME. I think I will be going to Fleet Feet next (different than my original store) and soon to see how I'm running these days.
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"There is no failure except in no longer trying." - Elbert Hubbard
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Haselsmasher has it right... get something suited toward your feet, your arches and your gait. I have found that the good folks at the running specialty shops really do have a good idea of what you should have. It truly does not matter what brand, and most especially for me what color, as they all wind up with dirt, grime and stuff all over them.
I definitely agree with you about color. I could give a crap less now. The shoes get recycled at Nike by me every 4 months now anyway. In the past I used to buy shoes based on their "cuteness" and then I learned the hard way with a stress fracture.
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4/10-Wrigley Early Start 5K- 27:36
4/25-Ravenswood Run 5K- 27:18
5/1-CPD Run to Remember 5K- 26:54
5/29-Soldier Field 10 Mile- 1:36:42
6/6- United Run for the Zoo 10K- 57:55
7/11- Utica Boilermaker Road Race- 1:31:29
8/1-Rock n Roll Half Marathon: 2:13:57
I just went to a running store to get my very first pair of running sneakers, but decided to drop the $$ on them to do the C25K training rather than wait.
I just bought a pair of Asics Gel Kayano. They had me try on 4 or 5 pairs. They fitted me (I needed a different size than what I usually wear for shoes/sneakers) and watched me walk in stocking feet , jog in stocking feet, then tried me in sneakers and watched me jog in every pair I tried on. They were SUPER patient with all my questions! (and DH's as he got a pair too). Since I have Rheumatoid Arthritis, they suggested I step up to a cushioned shoe (higher end one) and I tend to pronate and they accounted for that with the type of sneaker they had me try on. I wouldn't have been able to do all that on my own.
I have always been partial to Asics anyway, and these feel "Natural" as the store clerk said. He kept telling me, you'll know when you find the right pair, they'll feel natural. I asked what that means, he said "you'll just know". I was confuzzled...but when I put the Kayanos on, I "just knew it". They were made for me!!! I was so pleased.
Hope you get the same experience!!!
"Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass.....it is about learning how to dance in the rain!"
"The task ahead of you is never greater than the strength within you." - unknown
"Character gets you out of bed; commitment moves you to action. Faith, hope and discipline enable you to follow through to completion."
Began C25K 4/11/10 - have NEVER run in my life!!!!...C25K on hold with a knee injury
Soon to start Jeff Galloway's training program for women
I will echo what many others have already posted. You should go to a running specialty store and have your foot/gait analyzed. After working for a specialty running store for many years I can't stress enough the importance of having this done. Brand, in my opinion, isn't really important, as long as it's a reputable brand ( ie Asics, Mizuno, Brooks, Nike, Saucony, Pearl Izumi, etc.). I have tried about every brand imaginable, but I always go back to Mizuno &/or Brooks. I currently run in Mizuno Wave Rider 13s and love them.
My suggestion is to have an open mind when trying on shoes, and try on several ( 4 pair minimum) and choose the one that feels right. Trust me, one will stand out above the rest. The best shoe for you is the one that feels the best to you! Also, check the store's return policy. Many specialty stores will allow you to return the shoes if they do not feel right after the first few days/runs.
Hope this helps!
Asics, just started running in them and they are great for my feet. Over the years have tried many but now like Asics.
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An argument between a parent and teacher at Golden Meadow Upper Elementary school led to the parent's arrest this week, police said.
Leslie Guill, 31, 166 Jefferson St., accused the child's teacher and school of being racist and threatened to hurt the teacher in front of witnesses, including other children, Police Chief Reggie Pitre said.
Guill was upset that her child had not been chosen to go on a field trip to the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans. The school had a grant that paid for 50 students to go, and students who finished their homework were allowed to go, Pitre said.
Guill's child is biracial, and she alleges that was the reason her daughter was not allowed to go on the trip.
According to the teacher, the student did not finish all the required work, Pitre said.
Guill was booked into the Lafourche Parish jail Wednesday on charges of assault and disturbing the peace.
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Biking around Linda Mar over Thanksgiving holiday weekend, I smelled roasting turkeys and baking pies, saw "Teamsters for Obama" and "Carpenters for Obama" bumper stickers, and heard people indoors yelling about football games. (Can anyone explain why 30 college football games are televised on Saturdays, but during baseball season maybe only one college baseball game a week on TV?) Christmas trees and decorations went up and survivors of Black Friday rested for Cyber Monday. My Thanksgiving mantra: I am thankful the Giants won the World Series (again) and that I will never hear the words "President Romney."
The City of Pacifica and County of San Mateo start a free weekend shuttle December 1 between the two ends of town. Eventually, the shuttle will serve the Devil's Slide Tunnels turnaround so pedestrians and bicyclists can go enjoy the spectacular scenery from the soon-to-be-closed oceanside roadway, where the rumble of traffic will give way to the natural sounds of surf and seabirds. This transformation is expected to begin as soon as the tunnels open, which in current Caltrans time is said to be sometime next spring. Tick tock, tick tock, time is money, and we stare at a bill of nearly half a billion dollars. Nice work if you can get it. The free shuttle runs weekends between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Kudos to my colleague Jane Northrop for her article in last week's Tribune about environmental pioneers Lennie Roberts, Olive "Ollie" Mayer, and Zoe Kersteen-Tucker championing the cause of the tunnel over the Big Bad Bypass. These three women's efforts certainly deserve full honors, but the story is not complete without credit to our hometown tunnel activist Mitch Reid. As Mitch humbly says, the project should be called "The People's Tunnels."
The San Mateo County History Museum in downtown Redwood City between now and May 12 features a photography exhibit about Devil's Slide and how the tunnels came about.
Jim Wagner reports the sad news that the gentleman known to us only as Steve, the owner of OK Liquors in Park Mall, died of a heart attack on November 18. When Steve was stricken at his store, paramedics came and rushed him to the hospital, but it was too late. He was gone. I had bought lottery tickets from Steve over the years and always had pleasant conversations with him. We usually talked about things at Park Mall, particularly the bad actors who vandalized and shoplifted from his store. I mentioned these incidents here in my column, and Steve always thanked me for trying to help him. He always mentioned my column whenever I saw him. I have no further information about Steve's wife, who often worked at the store, and no news about the future of OK Liquors. Farewell, Steve, rest in peace. Your customers and friends miss you.
I may have given readers the wrong impression in last week's item about Paul Slavin. While he suggests a light-timing experiment as a relatively simple way to evaluate any possible benefits, he believes that, in the long run, only widening the highway will solve the congestion and public safety problems.
Michael Foley likes Paul Slavin's idea about timing the traffic lights on Highway 1. Michael writes: "As a kid growing up in New York, what happens on Highway 1 in the morning wouldn't be considered a 'jam.' There would simply be two motorcycle cops with walkie-talkies (I'm dating myself), adjusting the traffic lights so you wouldn't wait on the thoroughfare for left turns and right turns that aren't happening. You wouldn't even need real cops these days, just some folks trained to do the job. Oh, and instead of spending 50 million, we'd be creating a couple of taxpayers."
"Cloud Nine." Gregg Levoy says this synonym for happiness comes direct from heaven — the National Weather Service, that is. Meteorologists call the highest cloud formation (cumulonimbus, at 30,000 to 40,000 feet) "Cloud Nine."
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Roger advanced to the semi-finals of the Madrid Open, battling past Andy Roddick 7-5, 6-7(5), 6-1 today.
It was Roger's first career meeting with Andy Roddick on clay; he has now improved improved his record against the American to 18 wins and two defeats. Roddick, who received a walkover after Nikolay Davydenko had to withdraw due to a leg injury, broke in the second game to take a 2-0 lead. But that was just reason enough for Roger to break right back and hold for 2-2. He broke once more later in the 11th game and served out the set. Roger never managed to take the lead in the second set despite four break balls, eventually losing the tie-break after an initial 2-0 lead. Roger pushed to a higher gear in the last set, dominating the set entirely and showing some stunning tennis.
Roger will face the winner of the quarter-final between fourth seed Andy Murray and fifth seed Juan Martin Del Potro.
Can't wait to see you beat nadal in the same way! All the best for tomorrow's final:)
Viel Glück for your Finale against Nadal ! I am sure you will beat him and win the Tournament !
We are all behind you !!!
Roger, you are Leonardo Da Vinci of tennis.
You are a symphony, you are an opera.
Your game was a masterpiece, so beautiful, so perfect.
I love you.
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Bishop Brian Maas of the ELCA Nebraska Synod will visit Bethany College Sunday and Monday to participate in the college's ongoing dialogue about what it means to be a college of the Lutheran church.
The public is invited to a welcoming reception from at 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday at Connected Fair Trade, located at 131 N. Main in Lindsborg. Make RSVPs to Campus Pastor Noni Strand by noon Friday email@example.com or (785) 227-3380, 8340.
The community is also invited to hear Maas preach during Chapel service at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Burnett Center.
Maas serves as bishop of the Nebraska Synod, ELCA. A graduate of Nebraska Wesleyan University and Yale Divinity School with a certificate of studies from Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg, Maas was ordained in 1992. He served three congregations, including Emmanuel Lutheran in Tekamah, Neb., Immanuel Lutheran in Kansas City, Mo., and First Lutheran Church in Lincoln, Neb. He was elected bishop of the Nebraska Synod in June 2012.
Maas and his family live in Lincoln, Neb.
He preached at Bethany's 2013 Baccalaureate service.
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