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This Pioneer Expressions Photo Album features:
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- Clear 1-up plastic pockets with black mesh background
- Magnetic strap with an embroidered expression
- Photo Size: 5" x 7"
- Capacity: 36 photos
- Dimensions: 6-1/8" x 7-3/8"
- Available in a variety of cover expressions and colors
- Archival, acid free, photo safe
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My son will have his firstborn soon. I am putting together a grouping of several photos from the time when he was a youngster for them. The fact that it fits 36 photos gives this more versatility. This album is constructed well for an affordable price.
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I simply love this photo album. I purchased four albums to give to family members with 5x7 pictures of our wedding. I didn't have a lot of empty pages. Albums that I looked at in the stores had 60 to 80 slots for pictures. I couldn't find anything smaller. Looked on your website and found the perfect little album.
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I really like the album but do have a suggestion. Color selection was important and matching it to inscription made it tricky. I suggest the TITLE be changeable via a slide in card from the underneath side of the magnetic strap. That way you could lable the color album to your specific topic. ### Great suggestion! We will forward this on to the manufacturer.
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OAKLAND -- Now you can invest in a solar project even if you don't own a roof.
Oakland-based Mosaic has created a financing platform that allows individuals to put as little as $25 into solar projects on commercial buildings. The crowdsourcing platform, founded in 2011, has generated widespread interest: 622 people invested a total of $377,600 to put solar panels on a University of Florida apartment community, while 993 investors from 402 cities collectively invested $1.3 million to put solar on the Wildwoods Convention Center on the New Jersey shore.
"I Googled 'solar' and 'investing' and Mosaic came up right away," said Jake Blackshear, 33, a financial manager at UC San Francisco. Blackshear has invested $3,000 total in support of three solar projects, including a charter school in Colorado. "You know that the sun is going to come up tomorrow, so for me it seems really safe. I like the idea of getting cash flow off of it."
Mosaic says its 2,200 investors range in age from 18 to 95, with a median age of 31. They are 75 percent male, and 60 percent live in California.
In most states, laws require individual investors to be accredited or have a high net worth to participate in Mosaic. But by working with securities regulators, Mosiac has made it possible for anyone over 18 years old in New York and California to invest in many of their qualifying projects.
In California, investing in Mosaic projects has largely spread by word-of-mouth in the state's solar and cleantech communities. But investors can "share" information about their solar projects via Facebook and Twitter, so social media has played a role.
"At the core of this product is an idea that people are excited about," said Mosaic president and co-founder Billy Parish. "We're working to bring more projects onto the platform so people can have a diverse portfolio."
Parish said Mosaic has a close relationship with its investors, and that 89 percent of them said in a recent survey that they would reinvest with Mosaic, while 75 percent said they'd recommend Mosaic to a friend.
While Kickstarter relies on donations to fund creative projects like documentary films, Mosaic, which has been called the "Kickstarter for solar," connects investors to commercial solar projects in need of financing. As the solar project produces electricity, it generates revenue and investors are paid back with interest. For many of the projects, each of which comes with a full prospectus, Mosaic predicts annual returns of 4.5 percent or higher, which greatly exceeds the rates of savings accounts or CDs.
But the rate of return is not guaranteed, and Mosaic's website acknowledges that investors could lose some or all of their investment. Still, many investors are thrilled with the chance to put their money, however small, to good use.
Noah Proser, who graduated from Claremont McKenna College last year, first heard about Mosaic via a cleantech blog.
"I like the idea of being able to participate in solar in some way, and since I'm going to be a renter for the foreseeable future I thought this was a really good way to get involved," said the 23-year-old Sacramento resident.
Proser recently made his first Mosaic investment: He contributed $50 to help put a solar project on the roof of a U.S. Foods distribution center in Albuquerque, N.M., which Mosaic expects to earn a 5.75 percent annual return. So far, the project is roughly 67 percent funded and has attracted 440 investors.
"I like that I'm directly funding a project, not the company," said Proser, who works for the California Alternative Energy and Advanced Transportation Financing Authority. "I had money in a savings account and made nothing."
Though solar projects are the company's focus for now, there's nothing stopping Mosaic -- which used to be called Solar Mosaic -- from putting other clean-energy projects, from wind farms to electric-vehicle charging stations to energy-storage devices, on its platform.
"San Francisco voted to divest from fossil fuels," said Parish. "So are they going to invest in energy storage? Can communities finance their own infrastructure? We changed our name from Solar Mosaic to Mosaic for that reason." Contact Dana Hull at 408-920-2706. Follow her at Twitter.com/danahull.

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Main Page | Risk Factors | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Treatment | Screening | Reducing Your Risk | Talking to Your Doctor | Living With Eating Disorders | Resource Guide
Eating disorders can be treated with the following interventions:
Therapists can help you develop a healthier and more realistic self-image. They will help you find new ways to think about your body and yourself. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has been especially successful when used for people who have bulimia and, along with medicine, has proven to be the most effective treatment for this condition. If you have bulimia, CBT may help you normalize your eating patterns, end binging and purging, and teach you to eat small amounts of food more regularly.
If you have binge eating disorder , CBT is used to help increase your self-esteem and motivation to stop binging. It can also help treat depression , which is common among binge eaters.
Interpersonal therapy may help you understand and cope with concerns about your relationships. It may help you cope with anxiety and depression that may occur with your eating disorder. It is also useful in addressing social factors that influence your eating behavior.
Interpersonal therapy can help you express your feelings, develop a stronger sense of individuality, cope with change, and address past trauma that might have played a role in your eating disorder.
There are many different types of groups for people with eating disorders. Groups may be part of an inpatient or outpatient program, be led by a private therapist, or exist independently. A therapist, recovered person, or other individual may lead support groups for people with eating disorders. Topics may include coping strategies, body image, nutrition information, spirituality, family issues, art therapy, or a combination of topics. CBT can be effectively conducted in a group session.
Complex family behaviors and attitudes often play a role in eating disorders. Many people cannot recover unless their families recognize their roles in the problem and make changes. Close family members need to understand the disorder and support the patient. Family therapy can play an important part in the treatment plan.
If you have anorexia nervosa and are hospitalized, you will receive strict dietary control and monitoring until you gain a desirable amount of weight. Ultimate success depends upon your commitment to change.
You may be hospitalized if:
Most people with bulimia do not have to be hospitalized unless they develop anorexia, need medicines to withdraw from purging, or have major depression with suicidal thoughts.
Psychotherapy is more effective after you have started gaining weight and malnutrition has been corrected.
Eating disorders. National Institute of Mental Health website. Available at: http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/eating-disorders/index.shtml . Updated 2011. Accessed July 11, 2013.
Treatment. National Eating Disorders Association website. Available at: http://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/treatment . Accessed July 11, 2013.
Williams P, Goodie J, et al. Treating eating disorders in primary care. Am Fam Physician. 2008 Jan 15;77(2):187-95. Available at: http://www.aafp.org/afp/2008/0115/p187.html . Accessed July 11, 2013.
Yager J, Devlin MJ, et al. Practice Guideline for the Treatment of Patients with Eating Disorders. 3rd ed. American Psychiatric Association; 2006. Available at: http://www.guideline.gov/content.aspx?id=9318 . Accessed July 11, 2013.
4/29/2011 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance : Lock J, Le Grange D, Agras WS, Moye A, Bryson SW, Jo B. Randomized clinical trial comparing family-based treatment with adolescent-focused individual therapy for adolescents with anorexia nervosa. Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2010;67(10):1025-1032.
Last reviewed May 2015 by Michael Woods, MD
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Lake Regional Health System is pleased to welcome internist David Mook, M.D., to Lake Regional Clinic — Laurie, located at 156 Missouri Blvd. He joined Rochelle Vale, D.O., and Mary Bohon, FNP, at the clinic on Wednesday, Aug. 7.
Dr. Mook has more than 35 years of health care experience.
He previously was a member of Lake Regional's medical staff from 2003 to 2008. Since then, he has worked in Fort Collins, Colo., and most recently in Warsaw, Mo.
Dr. Mook received a medical degree from the University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Medicine and completed an internal medicine residency at University of Missouri - Kansas City affiliated hospitals. He is a member of the American College of Physicians.
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When I stream files from my 360 to my TV, the audio is not sync after a while. When I just start streaming a movie, everything is fine. But the longer I watch a movie, the less sync the audio will get. In the end it's a couple of seconds. I have no idea why this happens. It doesn't matter which movie I watch, they all do it. They are all .mkv 720p movies.
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Gifford Medical Center and the White River Valley Chamber of Commerce have been partnering all summer to offer a free Tuesday concert series to the community.
On July 29 Stagecoach Transportation Services Inc. joins the effort with a special community barbecue to accompany music by the renowned Dave Keller Band, a Vermont blues and soul group followed around the region and beyond.
Both the barbecue and free concert start at 6 p.m. The barbecue is "by donation" and Stagecoach's thank you to the community for its support.
Stagecoach recently completed a $40,000 fund-raising campaign to meet its fiscal year 2014 budget.
"We are so appreciative of this community's generosity in helping us end the year in the black as well as their ongoing support," said Stagecoach Executive Director Jim Moulton. "This gathering will be a wonderful time to celebrate community spirit."
Donations from the July 29 barbecue will go toward Stagecoach's new fiscal year budgetary goals. Stagecoach staff and volunteer board members will be on hand to share information about the local non-profit community transportation provider and its services. A bus will also be onsite for community members to climb aboard and view.
The celebration also includes the concert series' weekly farmers' market.
Spectators are encouraged to bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket, and family and friends.
The concerts continue Tuesdays at 6 p.m. with bluegrass from The Trail Blaizers on Aug. 5 and then Two for the Show & Company on Aug. 12 playing song standards and classics.
Now in its third year, the 2014 Community Concert Series is sponsored by Gillespie Fuels and Propane, the Frankenburg Agency and the Gifford Medical Center Auxiliary.


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Some years ago a reliable friend told me I should read Jose Saramago's Blindness. Faced with pages of run-on sentences and unparagraphed dialogue without quotation marks, I soon quit, snarling about literary affectations. Later I tried again, went further, and quit because I was scared. Blindness is a frightening book. Before I'd let an author of such evident power give me the horrors, he'd have to earn my trust. So I went back to the earlier novels and put myself through a course of Saramago.
It's hard not to gallop through prose that uses commas instead of full stops, but once I learned to slow down, the rewards piled up: his sound, sweet humour, his startling imagination, his admirable dogs and lovers, the subtle, honest workings of his mind. Here indeed was a novelist worthy of a reader's trust.
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That was exactly my first experience with Saramago. But the boy can write!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4/23/2006 10:06 AM
I loved Blindness--read it right before he won the Nobel. But haven't had time to read anything of his since, unfortunately.ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous4/23/2006 1:05 PM
I would also suggest "The Gospel According to Jesus Christ". It is Saramago at his finest, though I would not recommend it to anyone who is easily offended by its unorthodox portrait of Christ. Still, it is a work of extraordinary narrative power and filled with vivid and emotional scenes (I read it in the original language, so I can only hope that english translations do justice to Saramago's literary skills).ReplyDelete
- mr. waggish4/25/2006 5:10 PM
Maybe I live on another planet, but I found Blindness to go by very quickly and smoothly, in large part because the imagery is so concrete. Admittedly, this comes from someone who's a fan of Bernhard, Musil, Proust, and Donoso, so I may simply be uncalibrated.ReplyDelete
His other books have disappointed me in lacking that sheer viscerality, sometimes for the sake of a more limp political outlook. I haven't picked up "Seeing" for that reason....
Yes, Gospel According to Jesus Christ is amazing stuff.ReplyDelete


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Saturday, Jan. 26 • 2 p.m. CT
University Center (7,500) • Hammond, La.
The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi women's basketball team remains on the road to take on Southeastern Louisiana Saturday, Jan. 25 in Hammond, La. The Islanders and Lady Lions are both looking for their first conference victory of the season and are looking to snap a string of eight losses, including seven in conference play. The Islanders are coming off a 70-53 road loss to Nicholls State on Thursday, while the Lady Lions dropped a close 58-53 home loss to league leader Sam Houston State.
Saturday's game will mark the eighth meeting between the two teams. The Islanders have the 4-3 all-time series advantage and are 2-1 when playing the Lady Lions in Hammond, La. The Islanders have split its last two meetings with Southeastern La. Last season, the Islanders topped the Lady Lions, 78-73 at the American Bank Center.
Head Coach Royce Chadwick is in his first year as the Islanders' Head Coach. Chadwick, who spent the previous 11 years at the helm of the Marshall University program, has 562 wins on his collegiate coaching resume. Chadwick is looking for his first SLC victory since winning the SLC title with SFA in 2001.
• Taryn Gregory powered the Islanders with a season-high nine points Thursday at Nicholls State.
•The Islanders outrebounded the Colonels 41-35 behind Ashley Darley's eight rebounds and Brandi Huff's seven boards.
•For the third straight game, the Islanders had contribution from their bench. On Thursday against Nicholls State the Islanders' bench notched the 23-21 advantage. Gregory led the bench and Janae Blount chipped in six points.
•The Islanders committed a season-high 29 turnovers on Thursday which resulted in 32 points for the Colonels.
•Texas A&M - Corpus Christi's first victory of the season came before the holiday break on Dec. 18 vs. Cornell, 52-49. The team snapped a 10-game losing streak dating back to the last season and marked Coach Chadwick's first victory at the helm.
•Janae Blount leads the team with 8.9 points per game, which ranks 22nd in the Southland Conference.
•Coach Chadwick has used nine different starting lineups this season. On Thursday, he used the starting lineup of Ashley Darley, Imani Dunn, Brandi Huff, Ashanti Plummer and Verne'qua Taylor for the first time this season.
The Lady Lions and Islanders will meet for the eighth time in program history. The Islanders lead the all-time series 4-3.
The last time the Islanders and Lady Lions met up was last season at the American Bank Center on Jan. 14. The Islanders snapped a string of 18 Southland Conference losses, capturing a 78-73 victory. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi was propelled by three players in double-figure scoring. Former Islander Myeisha Myles powered the Islanders with 18 points and Marquesha Anderson-Sparks tallied a career-high 16 points. Prior to that, the Lady Lions edged the Islanders 80-73 in Hammond on January 15, 2011.
Southeastern Louisiana has dropped its last eight games, including seven in conference play. The Lady Lions are coming off a 58-53 home loss to Sam Houston State on Thursday. Southeastern La. has victories against Alcorn, New Orleans, Florida A&M, William Carey, JSUW, and Mobile.
Southeastern La. is averaging 62.9 points per game behind Aja Gibson's 11.5 points per game and Brandi Simmons' 10.1 points per game. Simmons leads the boards with 9.0 rebounds per game.
The Islanders were picked to finish eighth in the Southland Conference Coaches' Poll after finishing with a 5-11 conference record last season.
On Thursday, Imani Dunn tallied eight points all in the first half, including 2-for-4 from behind the arc in her third start of the season. Prior to that, the senior made her first season start vs. Oral Roberts and gave the Islanders a spark, scoring the first seven points for the Islanders. She also tied a career-high three from behind the arc in a career-high 32 minutes.
Jessica Jammer has powered the Islanders' offense in conference play. She is second in scoring with 7.4 per game and has registered five double-figure scoring games this season. She leads the team with 5.3 rebounds per game, which is good for 19th place in the SLC. The senior leads the Islanders in conference play with 7.4 points per game.
Freshman guard Janae Blount is leading the Islanders with 8.9 points per game which is good for 22nd in the SLC in scoring. She has scored in double figures in seven of the 18 games this season and has made starts in 10. The Washington, D.C. native scored a career-high 21 points vs. Auburn and tied her career-high four three-pointers at the 26th Annual Omni Hotels Classic in Boulder, Colo. to earn a spot on the All-Tournament team.
Ashley Darley has made starts in 14 of the 18 Islanders' games. She is third on the team with 6.6 points per game in 17.8 minutes per game. She has also chipped in a team-high 26 steals, which is good for 12th place in the SLC.
Darling recorded a season-high 17 points at UTPA and grabbed a season-high seven rebounds vs. Auburn. She also scored 12 points in both games against Colorado and Auburn in the Omni Hotels Classic. She netted a game-high 14 points vs. UTPA and chipped in four of the Islanders' season-high 18 steals. She led the team with 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting at Lamar.
Right behind Darley is Alisa Roberts who is fourth on the team with 5.8 points per game. The senior tallied a season-high 16 points vs. Texas State.
Last season's Southland Conference assist leader Verne'qua Taylor brought back her old ways vs. Texas State with a season-best eight assists. She followed that performance with six assists vs. Cornell and seven at Southeastern La.
Taryn Gregory has dished out 25 assists and has started in 11 of the Islanders' 18 games this season. She tallied a season-high nine points at Southeastern La. Marquesha Anderson-Sparks has been strong this season from the charity stripe with a .789 percentage (30-of-38). The junior made her first season start at Lamar and started against Central Arkansas where she went 7-for-8 from the free throw line.
The Islanders took a 23-22 lead at the half vs. Oral Roberts behind the team's 53.8 percent shooting from the field and followed it with the same 23-22 halftime score vs. Central Arkansas. It was the sixth time this season the Islanders headed into the locker room ahead. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi is 1-5 when leading at the half.
The Islanders' bench has outscored its last three opponents. The Islanders notched the 16-8 bench advantage vs. Oral Roberts and followed it with a 21-13 bench advantage vs. Central Arkansas. On Thursday, the Islanders' bench outscored Nicholls State's bench 23-21.
Royce Chadwick is the fourth coach in Islanders' history to make his debut on the sidelines. He holds 562 wins on his collegiate coaching resume and seven NCAA Tournament bids. Chadwick is familiar with the Southland Conference after coaching stints at Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston State. Chadwick was named the Southland Coach of the Year in 1997. He has 28 years of experience coaching women's college basketball and four career wins in the NCAA Tournament. Roxanne White joins Chadwick on the sidelines as the Islanders' Associate Head Coach. Darren Brunson also made his Islanders' coaching debut this season as the Islanders Assistant Coach. Geoff Grawn is in his 11th season on the Islanders' staff as an assistant coach.
The Islanders will return home to host Sam Houston State at the Dugan Wellness Center on Friday, Feb. 1. Tipoff is slated for 7 p.m.


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{Do You Hear What I Hear?}: A Palette of Latte, Light Sage, Camel, Antique Gold + White
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Love the subtle greens in this one... and you can never go wrong with gold!
Gold is great, has a vintage feel to it. And its warm, just what's needed at winter time. Beautiful images..wish you a great weekend doll xx
Beautiful, Chrissy =) I love this.
Gold is magical
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I just love this. It's so pretty!
You Winter boards are totally inspiring my invitation collection. Just thought I'd let ya know.
LOVE this!! So pretty! :)
and weird...little drummer boy had just come on my radio when I saw this post XD
sigh.... how pretty.
Oh my! This is gorgeous. I'm loving the way you blend your ideas so effortlessly.
Oh yes camel...I hear you.
I love that Christmas interior - it's so warm and pretty!
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Gorgeous. There's something so warm and comforting about these colors!
You always seem to amazing me! Love this so very much:)
This is completely pretty. I'm loving the colors you paired together. Perfection!
lovely and so inspiring!
So elegant! Gold is really in ;)
That christmas tree is so warm and lovely
beautiful - I LOVE IT!
so beautiful!
Such a warm, cozy, gorgeous board!
beautiful and sooo inspiring
Pretty + sweet =)
Gorgeous, gorgeous combo!
I love the warm glow of the golds you chose.
Beautiful! I love it =)
Beautiful, enchanting, gorgeous!
Beautiful, Chrissy
this would be a very versatile palette, for different times of year. i love the ornament idea.
So pretty and sophisticated! I adore this palette! :) xoxo
Gorgeous. I'm a big fan of gold for winter weddings...in fact I'm a big fan of gold at winter weddings full stop.
I love the idea of giving ornaments as favors! Hope you are having a lovely weekend dear!
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Wonderful photos, and gold does radiate warmth, glamour and is quite a comforting colour!
Love it!! Looks cozzy and intimate!
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I was never a big fan of gold but lately it is at the top fave's of my color list!! I think its a great holiday color too! :)
This is one of my FAV winter boards by far!!!
Such a pretty palette, great for Christmas but any time of the year too. Love this.


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Newbie question.
I recently got the EX645 (2012). I've installed PMS on one of my computers and the TV can see the server and browse movie files. However, I can't watch any movie, when I try to Stream the tv just hangs (but I can see that the PMS buffer fills up). I'm trying to stream 720p MKV files.
I have an Asus n56u router so I don't think that the network is an issue.
I've forced the PMS to identify unknown renderers as Sony Bravia but still nothing works. Any ideas how to go from here?


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FireFly wrote: I don't know about ya'll but Mr Rogers seems really creepy to me now. I'd be scared shitless if I saw him in a dark alley.
he was never a sniper.
WTTW's member magazine, Chicago's local PBS affiliate, had an interesting profile on Fred Rogers on the 30th anniversary of Mr. Rogers' neighborhood. Here are the highlights:
1951 - Graduated from Rollins College with a degree in music composition.
1951 - 53 - Hired by NBC, became assistant director for _The Voice of Firestone_ and floor director for _The Lucky Strike Hit Parade_ and the _Kate Smith Hour_.
1953 - 1960 - Returned to Pittsburgh to WQED and developed _The Children's Corner_.
1962 - Attended Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, ordained by the Pittsburgh Presbytery.
1963 - Moves to Toronto and produces a children's program called _Misterogers_ for the CBC.
1964 - Returns again to WQED to produce _Mister Rogers' Neighborhood_ which continues to this day.
So, Mr. Rogers' didn't get the chance to participate as a sniper or any other capacity in any US police action in this century.
daskione wrote:
the cia only wants you to think that
abacus7 wrote: I loved this man and his show. He represented such a simpler time for me. RIP.
hugh grants hooker wrote: daskione wrote:
the cia only wants you to think that
nah, i'm onto them.
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(Carson City, NV; July 18, 2012) – Nevada Secretary of State Ross Miller now serves as the 2012-2013 president for the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) following yesterday's induction of national officers during the annual summer conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico. "It's an honor and a humbling opportunity to lead NASS, this nation's oldest organization of major elected officials," said Miller. "The secretaries of state across the country are some of the best positioned officials to promote non-partisan, good government. At a time like this in our country, as we prepare for a national election, our responsibilities as chief elections officers in our respective states become all the more significant. I am particularly aware of the importance of the election-related issues because of Nevada's role as a 'swing state' in this year's election. I look forward to taking an active leadership role in addressing the myriad issues NASS will face in the coming year." Miller will serve as president through July 2013, marking only the second time in the association's 108-year history that a Nevada secretary of state has held the position. As a member of NASS, Secretary Miller has been involved in presidential primary and election administration issues, civic education, business services and small business development, securities regulation and international relations. He is also a member of two national task forces designed to study business-related issues: the NASS Company Formation Task Force and the NASS Business Identity Theft Task Force, which promotes identity theft prevention strategies among the business community in every state. NOTE: An air-ready VO/SOT for television stations featuring Secretary Miller is available on the NASS Conference Media Page at this link. As president of NASS, Miller will lead a slate of executive officers and committee co-chairs who oversee the association's activities for the coming year (through July 2013). The NASS 2012-2013 Executive Board includes: President: Hon. Ross J. Miller, Nevada President-Elect: Hon. Tre Hargett, Tennessee Immediate Past President: Hon. Beth Chapman, Alabama Treasurer: Hon. Kate Brown, Oregon Secretary: Hon. Elaine Marshall, North Carolina Eastern Region Vice President: Hon. Jeffrey Bullock, Delaware Southern Region Vice President: Hon. Brian Kemp, Georgia Midwestern Region Vice President: Hon. Jon Husted, Ohio Western Region Vice President: Hon. Linda McCulloch, Montana At Large - ACR Liaison: Hon. Ken Bennett, Arizona At Large - NPA Liaison: Hon. John McDonough, Maryland The association also announced today that its members have selected Miller's nominee, victims' rights advocate and creator/host of the television show "America's Most Wanted" John Walsh, as the recipient of the 2012 Margaret Chase Smith American Democracy Award for acts of political courage. Walsh will be honored for his tireless efforts to help missing and exploited children, which include his founding of the Adam Walsh Resource Center (later merged with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children) and lobbying efforts on behalf of crime victims. Walsh's efforts to lobby Congress resulted in the passage of two federal acts and the creation of a national database on missing children, as well as a national hotline to report/help locate missing children.
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Grenier v. Compratt Construction Co.,
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time of the essence. Grenier v. Compratt Construction Co., supra, 189
Conn. 151. However, language that is equivalent to "time is of the essence" may
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(holding that "forthwith" was not equivalent to "time is of the essence").
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implied agreement that the (defendant / plaintiff) would perform the contract
within a reasonable time. The law does not specifically define "reasonable
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General Statutes § 42a-1-204
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – July 3, 2012 – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) released its preliminary report today on breeding ducks and habitats, based on surveys conducted in May and early June. Total populations were estimated at 48.6 million breeding ducks in the surveyed area. This estimate represents a 7 percent increase over last year's estimate of 45.6 million birds, and is 43 percent above the 1955-2011 long-term average. This year's estimate is a record high and is only the sixth time in the survey's history that the total duck population exceeded 40 million.
"Early indications were that the mild and dry conditions experienced across North America this past fall and winter would negatively impact spring pond conditions and allow increases in grassland conversion rates, ultimately impacting nesting efforts this season," said Ducks Unlimited Chief Scientist Dale Humburg. "Strong returning duck populations and late spring precipitation have brightened prospects for 2012 duck production. If nesting and brood-rearing conditions are favorable over the next few months, we could see another strong fall flight."
Habitat conditions observed across the U.S. and Canadian survey areas during the 2012 Waterfowl Breeding Population and Habitat Survey were characterized by average to below-average moisture, especially in the southern portions. Significant decreases in wetland numbers and conditions occurred on the U.S. prairies in 2012. The estimate of ponds for the north-central United States was 1.7 million, 49 percent below the 2011 estimate of 3.2 million and similar to the long-term average. Nearly all of the north-central U.S. habitat was rated as good to excellent in 2011; however, only the habitat in the Coteau region of North and South Dakota was rated as good in 2012, and no areas were rated as excellent habitat this year. Drastic wetland declines in western South Dakota and Montana resulted in mostly poor-to-fair habitat conditions.
Conditions in most portions of the Canadian prairies declined as well. Residual moisture from prior years ensured retention of permanent wetlands on the Missouri Coteau in Saskatchewan and near the Saskatchewan and Manitoba border, but temporary wetlands retained little moisture due to a shallow frost seal and below-average precipitation. The 2012 estimate of ponds in Prairie Canada was 3.9 million. This was 21 percent below last year's estimate and 13 percent above the 1961- 2011 average.
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"This year I am reminded again of the dynamic nature of wetland cycles and what happens when several years of strong production line up with the possible beginnings of a drought cycle," Humburg said.
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Nesting habitat across the Prairie Pothole Region continues to decline, particularly following the mild, dry winter. In many places in Canada, the mild conditions allowed farmers to tile and return shallow wetlands to production. On the U.S. side of the border, expiring Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) contracts, high commodity prices and other economic factors are not only pressuring wetland drainage, but also pushing conversions of grasslands to cropland.
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As always, fall weather and habitat conditions along migration routes will have a big impact on migration chronology and local hunting success. "Severe drought in some important wintering regions adds a bit more uncertainty about prospects for the fall. However, I am encouraged by the number of breeding ducks surveyed this year, and hopeful production will be at least average," Humburg said. "As a waterfowl hunter, I am always optimistic. As a waterfowl biologist, I am realistic but committed to the conservation challenges ahead."
The FWS spring surveys provide the scientific basis for many management programs across the continent, including the setting of hunting regulations. The four flyway councils will meet in late July to recommend and adopt the season structure and bag limits for 2012-13. Individual states will make their specific selections within a federal framework of season length, bag limit and outside dates. Hunters should check their states' rules for final dates.
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Irving's concessions
13.152 It was a striking feature of the case that in the course of it Irving made, or appeared to make, concessions about major issues. In doing so he resiled from the stance adopted by him in relation to those issues before trial. Such concessions were made by Irving in relation to the shooting of Jews in the East; the use of gas vans at Chelmno and in Yugoslavia; the gassing of Jews at the Action Reinhard camps; the existence and genocidal use of gas chambers at Auschwitz and the Leuchter report.
13.153 Thus the Defendants contend that, having previously asserted that the shooting of Jews in the East was generally unauthorised and carried out by small bands of criminals with Hitler's partial knowledge but without any order from him, Irving accepted at trial that perhaps as many as 1.5 million Jews were killed on the authority of Heydrich and on a systematic basis. He conceded also that Hitler not only knew of the shooting of the Jews in the East but also sanctioned their murder. He agreed that Hitler had taken the initiative in ridding the Altreich of Jews. Irving's concessions on these issues were in stark contrast to his case as it stood before trial.
13.154 At a later stage in the trial, however, Irving retracted, as least in part, the concessions he had made. He partially withdrew his acceptance of Hitler's responsibility for the shooting. In a written submission Irving argued that the treatment of deported Jews suggested a lack of system and co-ordination and that there was no clear and unambiguous evidence of Hitler's awareness of the mass murder in the East of European Jews. Irving claimed that he had adopted the position before trial that the killing of the Jews in the East had been largely systematic and much of it had been carried out under orders. He claimed that there was no significant shift of position on his part. But it appears to me that Irving did shift his ground in a significant way in the course of the trial, especially in regard to Hitler's authorisation of the killing.
13.155 In regard to the use of gas vans, Irving was prepared before trial to accept no more than that there had been an "alleged liquidation" of 152,000 Jews at Chelmno and that gas vans had been used on an experimental basis and on very limited scale. At trial he accepted that there had been a systematic use of gas vans at the camp; that in one relatively short period 97,000 Jews had been murdered there and that he had been wrong to say that the use of the vans was experimental. He also accepted that the Nazis used gas vans to kill Jews in Yugoslavia instead of shooting them. Irving's explanation for these changes in his case was that he was making admissions in order to deal with the issues expeditiously.
13.156 In relation to the Reinhard camps, having claimed before the trial that there were no gas chambers at Treblinka, Sobibor or Belzec, Irving accepted at trial that he could not challenge the accepted figures for the numbers of Jews killed at those camps which were 700-950,000,200,000 and 550,000 respectively. He again later explained his concessions as having been made "formally" in order to speed the trial along, adding later that he had seen no documentary evidence to support the figures for those killed. I have already given my reaction to that response.
13.157 I have earlier summarised the manner in which Irving altered his position in relation to the number of Jews killed there by gas but also to the existence of homicidal gas chambers at Auschwitz. On both these issues there was in my view a radical shift of ground. Irving says that he has always accepted that many Jews were killed at Auschwitz. So he has, but not by gassing.
13.158 I have also described Irving's concessions in relation to the Leuchter report: see paragraph 7.89. Irving had previously expressed the view that the conclusions of the report were irrefutable. At trial, as has been seen, he agreed without any great protest that the vast majority of Leuchter's findings were wrong and the report was fundamentally flawed.
13.159 What is the significance of these alterations in Irving's in realtion to the issue with which I am at present concerned with, namely Irving's motivation? It seems to me that the Defendants are justified in their contention that Irving's readiness to resile from positions he had adopted in what he has written and said about important aspects of the Holocaust demonstrates his willingness to make assertions about the Nazi era which, as he must appreciate, are irreconcilable with the available evidence. I also consider that there is force in the Defendants' contention that Irving's retraction of some of his concessions, made when he was confronted with the evidence relied on by the Defendants, manifests a determination to adhere to his preferred version of history, even if the evidence does not support it.
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A Japanese study reported earlier this year suggests that a similar drug, Iressa, may also be most effective if given prior to standard chemotherapy.
Currently, patients with advanced lung cancer have a dim prognosis. Those who are relatively healthy are given a double chemotherapy that extends survival, but only for a few months. Caicun Zhou, MD, PhD, of Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital at Tongji University in China, compared first-line treatment with Tarceva to a powerful double chemotherapy regimen in 165 patients with advanced lung cancer.
Median progression-free survival -- that is, time until the cancer got worse -- was only 4.6 months for standard chemotherapy but was 13.1 months for patients taking Tarceva.
Moreover, patients taking Tarceva suffered far fewer side effects of therapy than those on standard chemo.
Zhou reported the study findings at this week's meeting of the European Society for Medical Oncology in Milan, Italy.
Not all lung cancers carry the EGFR mutation. But those that do are sensitive to two drugs that target the EGFR enzyme: Genentech's Tarceva, and AstraZeneca's Iressa.
Early clinical trials tested the drugs as second-line therapy. But the Zhou study, and an earlier Japanese study by Makoto Maemondo, MD, PhD, and colleagues, suggest that patients with EGFR lung cancers do best if given the drug initially.
A raft of clinical trials are under way exploring how to capitalize on these findings. Most of them are using Tarceva or Iressa in combination with different agents.
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Nellie Wright is a life long resident of the St. James area and was recently diagnosed with a rare blood disorder called TTP.
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The benefit brunch will be held at the American Legion in St. James. On the menu for the brunch is ham, scrambled eggs, escaloped potatoes, breakfast pastries, milk and coffee.
The brunch will be a free will donation brunch and everyone is welcome to join in the fun for Nellie. Monetary donations may be made out to Thrivent Branch 31214 and sent to Kathy Rathman at 515 First St. N, St. James.
For questions or silent auction donations call Irene Wright at 507-375-5134 or Phyllis Gersch at 507-375-5136.
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At Washburn University, moving into the Residence Halls takes three easy steps:
For Abigail Mies, from Wichita, the whole process took less than 10 minutes.
"I thought we'd have to carry it ourselves," she said, standing with her mother, Kathy. Both were smiling at the ease of it all. "It was really fast! That's all of it."
Mies, who will study art, said the whole process took away a lot of stress. Now she can focus on getting settled, meeting her floor mates and getting to know Washburn.
Hundreds of volunteers – students, faculty, staff and Topekans who want to help welcome the newest Ichabods – were on campus for Move Crew 2012. Even Washburn President Jerry Farley and Ichabod, the mascot, helped haul students' belongings this morning. A cool breeze and some clouds helped make the process comfortable.
MoveCrew is on hand at all Washburn residence halls from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today, the first day students are allowed to into the halls for the semester.
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i also have a yellow hickory hills groove and purple boss and a yellow star destroyer all with dye and my phone number which is 319 241 1006.
all thase discs are hickory hill double logos.
i also lost a small innova black bag.
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3. Chickened out: 08:09
In the meantime, I can get my USB working.
2. Refreshing my Linux install: 07:18
- Download
- Boot grub with the following commands:
kernel (hd0,2)/root/root.bin ide0=ata66 initrd=/root/root.bin initrd (hd0,2)/root/root.bin
- Gleefully delete the other partitions except for the main XP one (we'll leave one lying around just in case - it's only 5G, anyway.)
- Create a 550 MB swap partition as /dev/hda2.
- Create a 5 GB partition for / - this is /dev/hda3.
- Allocate the remaining space for /mnt/data - this is /dev/hda4.
- Carelessly reboot.
- Start panicking.
What are my options?
- Find the hard disk, transplant it to the Vaio, install Linux over
the network, and proceed to have fun.
- Find one of those USB hard disk storage things, transplant the hard
disk into it, then do a debootstrapped install.
- Wait for someone to bring me a USB floppy drive.
- Panic.
1. Sleepy cat: 05:55
I yawn. She wakes up, glances around her and resumes her nap. Nocturnal predator or not, she is of the opinion that it is way past her bedtime - and mine as well. After all, it is 5:31 in the morning on the day before New Year, and no doubt I will pay for this unexpected wakefulness with sleep or grumpiness later. I will sleep. I will not face the New Year almost dead with fatigue.
The locked door leading to our quarters could be opened with a call to my parents courtesy of the phone system installed throughout our house - even in one of the bathrooms - but with the hour so close to dawn, I thought I might just wait out the darkness and perhaps even see the sunrise. A little patience would mean not interrupting my parents' dreams; precious time they have to rest.
Again I yawn. This time there is no questioning look, simply perked up ears that turn toward the source of the noise and then disinterestedly droop.
A few hours ago, I played a late game of chess with a friend over IRC. It was a thrilling game, full of delicate traps and positional play. The conversation at ChessGames may prove amusing to my readers, who may also wish to play through the game to see how events developed. Well-played - I missed a combination and teetered on the brink of calamity, but fortunately a sequence of unexpected moves brought me back on solid ground. There is a peculiar thing about me; I shake violently during matches, shivers wracking my frame. I suspect it is the adrenalin of a close fight, a fight-or-flight response tightening me. Yes, chess is a sport like any other; palpitating heart, beads of sweat and all!
Small talk seems so much easier over pawns and bishops. Chess provides a natural segue into sports and hobbies. Until then - dreaming driftin in and out...
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A local K-12 student could see their artwork on Google's front page if they win the company's annual Doodle 4 Google contest.
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The overall winner will get a $30,000 college scholarship and a $50,000 technology grant for their school.
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Paramore & Panic! At The Disco have made it to the second round of MTV's Musical March Madness Tournament! They both need your vote to continue to the next round! Second-round voting is now under way and will run until Sunday so click HERE to cast your vote now for the Fueled By Ramen bands included.
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Watch Fun. perform 'We Are Young' at the 2102 MTVU Woodie Awards Festival. The band also performed 'Some Nights.' Watch that video HERE!
Tonight at 7:30 PM EST, Nick Santino of A Rocket To The Moon will be performing an acoustic set online via StageIt.com! Name-your-own-price tickets to this exclusive concert are available HERE.
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It is the final day to use the coupon codes from the St. Patrick's Day Webstore Word Scramble. We have filled in the answers for you here. Thanks to everyone who joined in on the fun. We hope you had a great St. Patrick's Day Weekend! Click HERE to shop The Fueled By Ramen Webstore with your codes!
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Papermag.com spoke to the gentlemen of Fun. when they performed at the Sons of Essex in NYC. You can read the full interview HERE.
We can probably only name a few other people who share the same type of levels of weirdness that we do.
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Tomorrow marks the 3 year anniversary of, Who Are You Now? Also tomorrow, we'll pile back into our big red van and head east on our first USA tour since the "'Bout Damn Time Tour" almost 2 years ago. That was our first headlining tour. Ever. It took us 2 record deals, 3 albums and 5 years of steady touring just to get to that point. Hence the name of the tour.
I imagine you might be asking yourselves why everything takes so damn long when it comes to This Providence. Well I'll be honest, I don't have a good answer for that. I suppose I could have a cry and go on whining about how the last 9 years have been an uphill battle, but I'm over that sort of nonsense. Perhaps that's the very attitude that has held us back from fully realizing our dreams.
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Similar to the concept of "Sticky Threads", it'd be nice to have small bits of information at the top of every page within a thread.
Maybe "Sticky Quotes". You can quote what someone says and turn it into a sticky so its at the top of every page in the topic. For example, on the Iowa Team Championships thread you could quote Dan saying "The date for this IS Sept. 15th" and Chase on "We are keeping the ALT SHOT FINAL 9". As dates and formats change, you can get rid of the old sticky quotes and update with newer ones.


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WATCH: Marine surprises his sister on her wedding day
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Here's a tearjerker... Deployed Marine Daniel Atwood was slated to miss his sister Sarah's wedding in Charlotte, North Carolina. Luckily, Daniel got a last minute day's leave so he could surprise his sister(and best friend) before she walked down the aisle. Her reaction was priceless.


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Bursting with colorful blooms, this easy wreath is easy for kids to make and pretty to hang on any door or window.
Weekdays on Nick Jr.
Snip the flower stems and leaves so that they are only about 1 to 3 inches long. It's ideal to create a slightly varied height of the flowers and leaves.
Kids press the stems into the polystyrene, alternating colors as they go.
On the outside and inside of the wreath form, add the ribbon with either straight pins (parents only) or craft glue.
Print the Dora image and "Welcome Spring" message, and cut it out.
Cut a piece of colored foamie or construction paper that covers up the hollow circle. Glue the Dora image onto the foamie/paper, and then glue or pin the foamie/paper to the back of the wreath form. Trim away edges as needed. Pick your own color for the foamie based on your color choice of flowers.
Add a small loop of wire for hanging.
To avoid the cost of artificial bouquets and to get your preschooler more involved in making the craft, make a Dora Paper Flowers Wreath instead.
Explore a new way to snack with Dora!
Print and create for your Dora the Explorer fan!
Jelly beans make a sweet and fashionable treat for Dora fans!
Every explorer will love these festive cupcake decorations!
This keepsake homemade gift for Mom will last long after the special day is over!
Transform a cereal box into a soccer field!
Print this decal and create a sporty tee for your explorer-to-be!
Make this simple paper puppet and play soccer with Dora!
Get kids ready for Easter egg hunts by crafting a beautiful basket!
Turn a cereal box into a craft that will aMAZE your kids!
Tick, tock, Dora and Boots are inside this clock!
It's paper dolls with a modern twist!
Turn a cereal box into a cute storage box for kids
Kids will be blown away by this beautiful outdoor decoration!
Invite your child's favorite Nick Jr. friends to the kids table with this printable craft
The race is on between Dora and the Ice Witch!
Greet visitors with a colorful display featuring your child's Nick Jr. friends
Make a plain t-shirt or tote spectacular by adding our exclusive Dora decal
Create your very own trick-or-treat bag with Dora!
Kids can help get ready for the feast by adding color to this printable centerpiece!
To celebrate Hispanic Heritage month Dora tours Latin America
Customize kids' skates with an amazing shrink film craft
Gear up for Dora's Great Roller Skate Adventure with this exclusive t-shirt design!
If kids can't wait to skate, create this cereal box playground!
Make a new memory game in minutes with our easy printable templates
This goody bag is dressed up for Dad's special day!
Dress up cones with cute Nick Jr. characters!
Make a door sign that will bloom in any room!
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Make this simple paper puppet and play fetch with Dora's little puppy!
Add some Easter cheer to your home with these egg wreaths!
Make a door sign that will bloom in any room!
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Create this simple paper basket and make it a Hoppy Easter!
If you're a rockin' mom, make matching tees to wear with your little rockstar!
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Add some blooms to your kids' rooms with their favorite guppies!
Make a colorful Dora craft that's inspired by spring!
Make this mobile and swing into spring!
Make tropical music with the sounds of the rain forest
Show your kids how to tell time with this paper plate peek-a-boo clock!
This eco-friendly house shows some "serious" courtesy to your little feathered friends
Plant the seeds of future growth with this easy Diego craft
Crafty kids' kites made from paper bags
A handy case with a friendly face!
Rescue an old T-shirt and recycle it into a comfy Diego pro-green snuggle pillow
Kai-lan and friends are preparing for spring. Watch their garden grow!
Dora says, "Let's go green!" And by recycling an old T-shirt, you can make a huggable snuggle pillow
Adorn your table with this easy, eye-popping Backyardigans craft
Perfect for catching springtime breezes, this is no garden-variety kite!
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I have a soft spot in my heart for books written by yarn store owners. Not only do they tend to feature technically rock-solid patterns, but they also manage to bring alive the spirit of their community—making the book part pattern collection, part armchair travel book.
This week we travel from classic New England to sunny Southern California to compare two such books from two distinctly different yarn stores: Northampton Wools and Knit Café.
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OAKLAND -- This time at Oracle Arena, it was the Warriors who made plays in the clutch.
Leave it to wily veteran Jermaine O'Neal to deliver the biggest moment, meeting young Chandler Parsons at the rim to block the potential go-ahead dunk and help preserve the Warriors' 102-99 overtime win against Houston on Thursday night.
The 35-year-old O'Neal's defense helped limit Rockets center Dwight Howard to 11 points on 4-for-13, and it was his help defense in blocking Parsons that saved the day.
"Dwight is an animal down there, a force," Warriors guard Stephen Curry said. "But JO is as well. JO was up for the challenge. He made it known before the game he was ready for it.
"It was huge to see that youth come out."
Curry provided the shot that sent the game into overtime, scoring on a driving layup with 3.2 seconds left that hung on the rim before falling to tie the score at 89. The shot answered James Harden's, a step-back jump shot with 6.9 seconds left that put the Rockets ahead 89-87.
The Warriors, who in their previous home game could only watch as LeBron James devastated them with a game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer, avoided that fate again as Harden missed from long range as time expired in regulation.
Harden scored a game-high 39 points, but ended up overshadowed by Curry's 25 points and a turn-back-the-clock moment from O'Neal that helped stop the Rockets' winning streak at eight games. Playing with a surgically repaired right wrist and in the lineup in place of an injured Andrew Bogut, O'Neal denied Parsons cutting in for a dunk attempt off a pinpoint pass from Harden with 23.8 seconds left in overtime and the Warriors leading 96-95.
"Guys are giving what they have," said O'Neal, who played a season-high 37 minutes. "That's going to be our motto these next 27 games."
Curry hit two free throws on the other end, and Golden State later sealed the win once Klay Thompson stole a pass with 4.9 seconds left and two Draymond Green free throws pushed the lead to five.
David Lee led the Warriors with 28 points and 14 rebounds, notching his fourth consecutive double-double since returning to the lineup and helped the Warriors win their second straight since the All-Star break.
O'Neal, an 18-year veteran in his second straight start in place of Bogut, limited the All-Star Howard to three points on 1-for-7 shooting before halftime. The Rockets shot 36.6 percent from the field overall.
At one point in the third quarter, Howard could only smile after O'Neal took a charge. On the other end of the court, Lee scored to give the Warriors their largest lead of 11 points.
"When you take the commitment to defend night in and night out, even against a team that creates a lot of challenges, you give yourself a chance," coach Mark Jackson said. "A chance to win. This was all about our defense."
The backcourt got a boost from new addition Steve Blake, the Warriors' lone acquisition at the NBA's trading deadline. Blake finished with three points, with his first shot attempt as a Warrior going in for a 3-pointer with three seconds left in the first quarter.
"I'm going to go out there and do whatever it takes to win," Blake said before the game.
Jordan Crawford was the first point guard off the bench for the Warriors, and he soon found himself playing alongside Blake and being freed up as the shooting guard. In the third, Blake spent minutes as the shooting guard alongside Curry.
-- Kobe Bryant tweeted high praise of his former teammate Blake, who said the two shared "a great friendship" during their time with the Los Angeles Lakers.
"Not cool with @SteveBlake5 being gone AT ALL," Bryant wrote. "One of my closest teammates and psycho competitor GS picked up gem #smartmove."
Bryant's endorsement of Blake did not go unnoticed.
"I think the standard of Kobe's psycho competitor, I don't think he says anybody other than probably Michael (Jordan), so heck of a compliment," Jackson said.
-- Guard Nemanja Nedovic said he hoped to resume practicing next week after dealing with a stress reaction in his right toe and a left hamstring strain that have sidelined him for more than a month.
Brooklyn (25-27) at Warriors (33-22), 7:30 p.m. CSNBA
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