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Pronounced: Per-o-NEE-al ten-din-AH-path-ee
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Tendonopathy is an injury to the tendon. It can cause pain, swelling, and limited movement. The injury can include:
The peroneal tendons run along the outside of the ankle bone. Treatment depends on the severity of the injury.
Peroneal tendonopathy often occurs as a result of:
Factors that increase your risk of peroneal tendonopathy include:
Symptoms include pain, tenderness or swelling
along the bottom of the foot or side of the ankle. You may also experience weakening or instability in the foot or ankle.
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Images may be needed of the foot and ankle. These may be taken with:
Your doctor may also inject a medicine in local structures. This can help your doctor confirm what structures are causing the problem.
Talk with your doctor about the best plan for you. Treatment options include the following:
A cast, splint, or brace may be needed to keep the foot and ankle from moving and allow the tendon to heal. You may also be asked to wear special shoes or inserts.
Prescription or over-the-counter medication may be advised for pain. Corticosteroid injections may be needed if treatment is not effective.
A physical therapist will assess the foot and ankle. Ice or heat therapy and ultrasound may be done to help relieve tension. Other physical therapy methods include ice, heat, or ultrasound to reduce pain and swelling.
An exercise program will be created to help recovery and to strengthen the muscles.
Surgery may be needed in some cases. It can help to
repair the tendon
or adjust support structures of your foot.
To help reduce your chance of getting peroneal tendonopathy, take the following steps:
American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society
OrthoInfo—American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
Canadian Orthopaedic Association
Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation
ACR Appropriateness Criteria chronic ankle pain. AHRQ National Guideline Clearinghouse website. Available at:
http://www.guideline.gov/content.aspx?id=43870. Accessed March 9, 2015.
Heckman D, Reddy M, Pedowitz D, et al. Operative treatment for peroneal tendon disorders.
J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2008; 90:404-418.
Peroneal tendon injuries. American College of Food and Ankle Surgeons website. Available at:
http://www.foothealthfacts.org/footankleinfo/peroneal-tendon.htm. Updated December 18, 2009. Accessed May 6, 2013.
4/24/2014 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Wise JN, Weissman BN, et al. American College of Radiology (ACR) Appropriateness Criteria for chronic foot pain. Available at: http://www.acr.org/~/media/ACR/Documents/AppCriteria/Diagnostic/ChronicFootPain.pdf. Updated 2013. Accessed March 9, 2015.
Last reviewed March 2015 by Teresa Briedwell, PT, DPT, OCS
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Designed for performance gaming.
Cherry MX Red mechanical key switches provide fast, linear response and low-noise operation. Since the K70 is fully mechanical, you'll get that response with any key you press. There's a full key matrix anti-ghosting mechanism for perfect signal quality, and the 20-key rollover ensures accuracy no matter how fast you play. The aluminum frame is lightweight and durable for hours and hours of intense play.
Customizable to your style of play.
The all-important WASD and 1-6 keys are contoured and textured, so you can find them fast, and enjoy fast gaming action with less chance of your fingers missing their mark. You can use the software to program backlighting for each key independently, so you can set up custom-lit key bindings for each game you play. And, once you've tweaked it to your tastes, the onboard memory lets you take your settings with you.
Looks great on your desktop.
Not only is the K70 a remarkable gaming keyboard - it looks amazing, too. The brushed aluminum frame is black anodized for an impressive look, and the brilliant red backlighting gives it the unmistakable look of serious gaming machinery.
100% Cherry MX Red Mechanical Key Switches
You get smooth, linear key response for ultra fast double and triple taps without the audible click.
Key-by-Key Customizable Backlighting
Bright blue LEDs with adjustable brightness and key-by-key programmability to light up just the keys you need. It's great for illuminating your key bindings for each game, and you can store multiple presets. They're saved directly to the K70 onboard memory, so you can take your light maps with you.
Brushed Aluminum Chassis
The K70 frame has a professional-grade look and feel, plus the rugged durability you need for hours of gaming.
Full key Matrix Anti-Ghosting with 20-Key Rollover
Every keystroke translates into accurate gameplay -- even when multiple keys are pressed. There's no signal degradation, and it keeps up with you, no matter how fast you play.
Contoured, Textured WASD and 1-6 Keycaps
Keep your eyes on the action with easy to locate FPS keys. An extra set of standard typing keycaps and a keycap replacement tool are provided for general typing.
Easy-Access Multimedia Controls
You don't just play games - you play music and video, too. Play, stop, pause, skip tracks and adjust volume directly from the K70.
USB Pass-Through
An extra USB connector is provided. It's great for attaching a Vengeance gaming mouse or headset.
Soft-Touch Wrist Rest
Give your wrists a break, or take it off if it gets in the way.
Contents and Specifications
Package contents
- Vengeance K70 gaming keyboard
- Soft touch, detachable wrist rest
- Warranty card
System Requirements
- PC with high power USB 2.0 port (+500mA)
- Windows® 7, Windows Vista®, or Windows® XP
- Internet connection (for SW driver installation)
- At least 35MB of hard disk space
- Two USB connectors are required for USB pass-through
- Product Description
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- Interface
- Layout
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- Hot Keys Function
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- Features
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- Colour
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- Case Material
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- Manufacturer Warranty
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- Device Type
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- Interface
Input Device
- Hot Keys Qty
- 6
- Hot Keys Function
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Carrying Case
- Material
- Brushed aluminium
- Colour
- Natural silver
- Cables Included
- 1 x USB cable
Software & System Requirements
- OS Required
- Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows Vista, Windows 8
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support
- 2 years warranty
- Service & Support Details
- Limited warranty - 2 years
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I was not very pleased with this keyboard as it has been only three months and so far 7 LEDs have failed. Plus do not throw away the box as you will need a code that is on it but is not on the device it self. Very disappointed with the quality given the price. I had a Logitech illuminated keyboard for 3 years and the lights never failed on it.
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When I use the transcode feature to play video files I have of movies with chapter markers, the chapter number always appears on the bottom of the screen in giant white letters. It will say "chapter 1" or "chapter 2" etc. This is not a problem with movies with chapter markers that I do not have to transcode, nor with movies I play from the PS3 hard drive, which leads me to believe it has something to do with the transcoding process. Is there an option where I can tell ps3mediaserver not to display the chapters?
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Gerald L. Moore is the Michigan District Director of the U.S. Small Business Administration. As District Director, he is responsible for the delivery of all SBA programs and services in the state, including the SBA guaranty loan program (which is delivered through more than 140 lenders), the government contracting and minority enterprise development programs, and oversight of the Michigan Small Business Development Center, SCORE, Women's Business Centers, and Veterans Business Outreach Center. The Michigan District Office, which covers all 83 counties in the state, is located in Detroit (with a Grand Rapids satellite office) and has a staff of 19 employees.
Shortly after his appointment in 2011, he began a 15-city tour of Michigan, meeting with small businesses, economic development organizations, SBA lenders, and government leaders. The purpose of the tour: connect small businesses with the tools and resources to help them stabilize, grow, and expand. Realizing more needed to be done, Moore set out on an ambitious campaign called "Countdown to 83 . . . Helping Small Businesses Succeed One County at a Time". The goal was to visit each of Michigan's 83 counties within his first three years.
During the campaign, Moore held small business roundtables and press conferences, met with both elected officials and entrepreneurial development organizations at the federal, state, and local level to discuss ways to better serve Michigan's small business community. Additionally, Moore focused on connecting entrepreneurial development resources (within these counties) with one another and creating awareness regarding not only SBA's offerings, but each other's offerings as well. Moore visited the 83rd and final county of the campaign in the fall of 2013. Since completing the "Countdown to 83" campaign, Moore has implemented several innovative programs to address concerns regarding access to capital as well as access to contracting.
He continues to travel the state (visiting each of Michigan's 10 Regions at least twice a year) to hear the issues and concerns raised by emerging and existing small businesses. In a very communicative dialogue style, Moore listens and provides meaningful feedback and recommendations with regard to how the SBA can assist in all facets of their business growth and development. He effectively builds strategic partnerships with state and federal agencies as well as local entrepreneurial development organizations. Moore's commitment to advocacy for all small businesses is extraordinary.
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The Hit List
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The Hit List is a simple, yet sophisticated application to manage the daily chaos of your modern life. Based on the simple concept of making lists, The Hit List lets you plan, forget, then act when the time is right.
Your life is complicated enough as it is. The tool to manage your life shouldn't be. The Hit List keeps things simple by not forcing you to learn a system. It can be as simple as just keeping a list of things to do as you would on a piece of paper. However, if you do have a task management system such as Getting Things Done by David Allen, The Hit List is flexible enough to support you.
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I used this when it was free, a handy list maker. I have since found this really simple free version which does everything I need it for:
$50 for THIS? Seriously? JOKE.
1.0 released as shareware and on App Store.
iPhone version pending review.
cloud sync is up.
Isn't it ironic. The best Getting Things Done app bar none for the Mac. And the developer just doesn't get it done. This app goes nowhere. I've been waiting years for anything to happen. This app will come bundled with Duke Nukem Forever.
Latest version is 0.9.3.26, released February 26, 2010, with only this change:
"Beta expiration extended to May 1st, 2011"
I got a reply from the developer yesterday, apparently it's still being worked on. I'm glad it's a fantastic app.
While functionality & usability are great, the author has pissed off many many users by failing to communicate.
"Your silence is a massive mistake and is making both your most loyal
devotees, as well as potential new customers, head for zee hills.
Newsflash: You are linking directly to this list and the THL Twitter
feed from the main THL website. Do you realize what people are seeing
when they click on either of those pretty links?! A community chock-
full of some of the most enthusiastic users you could ever ask for,
all leaving, talking about leaving and/or calling THL "abandonware" -
OR - a twitter feed that is bone dry. You must realize how that looks
to people?... "
Make that seven months now. Abandonware? That would suck.
hasn't seen an update in four months, no new blog posts....anyone know if this is still under development?
The Hit List rocks! I loved Remember the Milk until I came across this one and moved everything across, now I'm a happy THL user! Looking forward to the iPhone app :-)
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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. - Living in the Sierra means living closer to the sun. At high elevations, skin is subject to more sun exposure, which can contribute to premature aging at a rapid rate. Sierra Cosmetic Laser Spa in Truckee specializes in the treatment of aging and sun-damaged skin and is opening their doors for a free and demonstration and trial night aimed at showing and educating guests first-hand about the cosmetic laser process. Join Dr. Haven Ritchie and the Sierra Cosmetic Laser Spa staff on Thursday, Nov. 1, 5:30-7:30 p.m. to watch and experience the laser treatment process used for treating brown spots and spider veins.
Throughout the evening, Sierra Cosmetic Laser staff will demonstrate several laser treatments on volunteers. Sierra Cosmetic Laser will also offer incentives for free treatments. This event will show guests the before, during and after result of common laser treatments. Complimentary wine and appetizers will be served. Attendees can also expect to sample products and take home coupons for discounted services. Call some friends and make a plan to join Dr. Ritchie's team at this educational laser demonstration event.
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The new design removes underlines, increases the font size and, most important, changes the way ads are labeled in search results.
See also:14 Google Tools You Didn't Know Existed
The changes appear to be part of a broader redesign of search results Google has been experimenting with since last fall, when it first began rolling out similar changes to search results to mobile users.
The biggest change is the way Google's AdWords-targeted ads are identified. With the new look, Google has removed the pink shading that appeared behind ads in search results. Instead, ads are preceded by a small yellow box labeled "ad."
This isn't the first time we've seen changes like this to ads in search results. Google first rolled out this same new look for ads to mobile users in September when the company announced it was changing the look and feel of ads and search results on mobile.
"It's cleaner and simpler, optimized for touch, with results clustered on cards so you can focus on the answers you're looking for," Google's senior vice president of search, Amit Singhal, said in a blog post explaining those changes.
Some desktop users began seeing these new ads as early as November, though it seems Google didn't start bringing the changes to the majority of its users until recently.
Now that Google is now rolling out the refreshed look to all of its desktop users, it suggests the company is trying to create a more consistent experience for its users across platforms.
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1 red bell pepper, washed, halved and seeded
3 Tbsp olive oil
1 onion, diced
1 stalk celery, diced
2 cloves garlic, diced
1 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp oregano
salt and pepper
3 Tbsp all-purpose flour
1 1/2 quarts chicken broth
1 1/2 pounds red-skinned potatoes, scrubbed, unpeeled, diced into small cubes
1 20-oz tube of frozen creamed corn, thawed
2 cups frozen corn kernels
1/2 cup half & half
Broil pepper halves, skin side up, on an aluminum foil-lined baking sheet 6 inches from heat for 7-8 minutes or until pepper looks blistered. Place peppers in a ziploc baggie, seal closed and let stand for 10-15 minutes. Peel skin from peppers and dice.
Heat oil in large soup pot over medium heat. Add onions and celery. Season with cumin, oregano, salt and pepper and saute until onions are translucent, 5-7 minutes. Add garlic and saute for another minute or two. Sprinkle flour over all and stir to combine. Cook, stirring frequently, for 2-3 minutes. Slowly add broth to pot. Increase the heat a bit and bring to a boil. Season with more salt (1/2-1 tsp) and add potatoes, creamed corn and diced roasted peppers. Reduce heat and simmer for 15-20 minutes, or until potatoes are almost fork tender. Add frozen corn kernels and simmer for 5-10 more minutes. Remove from heat and stir in half & half.


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SAN JOSE -- Veteran defenseman Brad Stuart wasn't ready Saturday to offer specifics on the injury that has kept him out of training camp, but he did say that he expects to be healthy for the Sharks regular season opener Oct. 3.
"I just basically want to make sure I'm ready before I go out," Stuart said.
He called the problem "nothing serious or anything that's going to keep me from getting ready to be in the first game of the season. Barring any kind of an unforeseen setback, I'll be ready to go."
Stuart, 33, said the injury occurred about a month ago while he was training at Sharks Ice. He hasn't been on the ice since then, but expects to be skating on his own within a couple of days.
The Sharks identified the problem as a lower body injury, but Stuart stopped short of confirming even that.
Stuart is expected to be part of San Jose's third pair of defensemen with either Hannah or Jason Demers.
This year, that could be Daniil Tarasov for the Sharks.
While prospects such as Tomas Hertl and Matt Nieto have been under a bigger spotlight, it was Tarasov who scored what may be the most impressive goal of camp so far. In Saturday's scrimmage, he intercepted a clearing pass, then put his own rebound in the back of the net.
So does Tarasov have McLellan's attention?
"Yes, he has," the coach said, "and it didn't start in training camp."
It began a year ago, McLellan said, when Tarasov -- a free agent signed by San Jose in 2012 -- was dispatched to the San Francisco Bulls of the ECHL because the NHL lockout made jobs in Worcester tougher to come by.
"He could have gone there and pouted," McLellan said. "He didn't and he's been one of our better players to this point."
Tarasov scored 14 points in 17 ECHL games, then went back to Worcester and earned rookie of the year honors with 14 goals and 28 points in 43 games.
The 6-foot, 285-pound Tarasov sees himself as the guy who could surprise people and stay in San Jose for a while.
"That's my mindset. Why not me, right?," Tarasov, 22, said. "Just trying to put lots of work on it and go as far as I can and see what happens."
Tarasov's goal gave his Teal team a 3-1 lead, but the White squad rallied and ended up with a 4-3 shootout win.
"Ideally I think we would all like it to be done before our season starts," Boyle said. "But there are three of us that are in the same boat and we've just got to let our agents deal with that. That's what they're there for."
For more on the Sharks, see David Pollak's Working the Corners blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/sharks. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/PollakOnSharks.


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Edwinna Wittmann, 85, went to be with our Lord on Thursday, July 28, 2016, in Shawnee.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has a problem with the forthcoming presidential debate schedule, in which he will face his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, one-on-one.
Universal Forest Products Inc. (UFPI) purchased 30 acres in the middle of 2015 for a manufacturing facility.
With all of the hype and media coverage surrounding both the Democratic and Republican national conventions, many Americans who could not attend may be wondering about the chanting, flag-waving, and occasionally booing crowds they saw on TV.
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Friday, Aug. 17, 2012
WASHINGTON (AP) -- One analyst in Washington says the number of attacks on U.S. military personnel from within Afghan security forces can no longer be considered isolated incidents.
In one of two such attacks today, U.S. military trainers gave a new police recruit his AK-47, to defend his remote Afghan village. He turned around and immediately used it, spraying the Americans with bullets and killing two of them.
In the other, hours later, an Afghan soldier wounded two more coalition troops.
Andrew Exum, an analyst with the Center for a New American Security, has advised the top U.S. generals in Kabul. And he says with this level of attacks, "There's no positive spin on this."
In each of the past two weeks, members of Afghan forces have turned their guns on international trainers twice in one day.
It's bad news for the U.S. exit strategy in Afghanistan, which has seen Washington spend more than $20 billion on training and equipping an Afghan security force.
Some historians say they are hard-pressed to find any similar situation in previous wars.
(Copyright 2012, The Associated Press)


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Josh Brolin and Diane Lane are splitting up.
So that's why she's been calling me ... .
A little more than eight years after they tied the knot, the 48-year-old "Cinema Verite" actress, and the 45-year-old "Gangster Squad" actor have split, reps for the couple told Us Weekly.
The magazine quoted an insider as saying "It was a mutual decision. It is very amicable. It's not ugly, it's just over."
The pair, who married in August 2004, split a couple of months ago. They have no children together.
This will be the second divorce for both. Lane was married to actor Christopher Lambert from 1988 to 1994. During the same time span, Brolin was married to actress Alice Adair, with whom he has two kids, Trevor, 24, and Eden, 18.
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Although the average home price this February looks anemic next to February 2012, that month was one of the best in our history for sales of homes for over $1 million. The number of homes sold this year is on track to smash the 10-year average, however, so the short supply of inventory will influence prices for the rest of the year. Prices will look a lot better by the fourth quarter.
The inventory still has yet to break 1,600 properties for sale this year. If we sell the projected 1,700 properties this year, there is under a year's supply.
53 ... single-family homes sold through February
46 ... 10-year average number of homes sold through February
25 ... number of homes sold through February 2009
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The Ontario County Board of Elections will begin counting absentee ballots Tuesday, Nov. 12, said Republican Commissioner Michael Northrup. He added that they will count the closer races where the outcome could be determined by the absentee ballots first.
One of these close races is the Canandaigua Town Clerk position. The unofficial count Tuesday night was 1,058 votes for Republican Jean Chrisman and 1,005 votes for Conservative Jeanie Kesel. There are 247 absentee ballots in the town of Canandaigua, and 162 ballots were returned, Northrup said Wednesday.
The town clerk winner will replace current clerk, Judy Carson, who is retiring at the end of the year.
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Buttermilk Road to close
Published: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 4, 2013 at 11:31 p.m.
The Tuscaloosa Water Works Department will close Buttermilk Road between Prudes Mill Road and Clements Road from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. today to reset water valves.
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Definition of trunk in English:
- Trees with large trunks and deep anchoring roots represent the ultimate challenge in withstanding oxygen-deprivation in wetland habitats.
- He then sat down with his back to Hunter and Jason and began rooting through the fallen trunk of a tree.
- Many plants have a number of distinct organs: roots, stems or trunks, leaves, fertile parts.
- The main trunk of the stapedial artery atrophies and its origin from the internal carotid disappears.
- The posterior communicating artery is sometimes joined with the middle cerebral artery instead of the trunk of the internal carotid.
- These plaques can extend to the great veins, coronary sinus, pulmonary trunk, and main pulmonary arteries.
- We have also strange and artificial echoes and we have means to convey sounds in trunks and pipes in strange lines and distances.
- Tailor-welded blanks are used in the doors, but the trunk is laser welded and built with two sets of tools.
- Workers cleaned and repaired the Baghdad trunk sewer line and its associated manholes and pumping stations.
- The somites, now positioned on either side of the neural tube, give rise to the vertebrae and ribs, to the muscles of the trunk and limbs, and also contribute to the dermis of the skin.
- The rash usually starts on the trunk of the body in red bumps.
- They are unlike chickenpox, which develops first on the trunk of the body and is seen in various stages of development.
- The trunk of an Asian elephant is so exquisitely prehensile that it can pick up a dime from a concrete floor.
- The elephants nosed their trunks toward the stream, taking sips with two finger-like appendages.
- The bones belong to an animal in the order Proboscidea - large mammals with trunks - the same order that includes living elephants.
- These tiny documents were purchased by a flea market trader in a trunk stored in the attic of a prominent Savannah family during the dispersal of an estate.
- She took her few clothes from her trunk and walked to the wardrobe with them.
- Two trunks with property are stored under the bed, and also two TVs, one on a fold-out desk, the other on a shelf for the top bunk.
- He lifted my luggage out of the trunk and carried it up the stairs, hardly granting me a look as he passed us and went inside.
- Both the rear seat and trunk get decent space, and sliding in and out of the car is considerably easier.
- Right now we don't generate enough to have a car with a very heavy frame, trunk space, glove compartment, cup holders and air conditioning.
trunkfulnoun (plural trunkfuls)
- Example sentences
- The elephants are shovelling great trunkfuls of fruit into their mouths.
- You won't catch us sniggering at the idea of someone packing a trunkful of jeans for different leg-size days.
- Much of the fashion is museum quality eighteenth and nineteenth century costumes, including trunkfuls of grand Russian court ball gowns.
trunkless adjective
- Example sentences
- But this tapirlike animal seems to have been trunkless.
- Sporadically interspersed with the trees are stands of trunkless Attalea palms, from which the brown capuchins forage for the palm nuts - an unlikely habitat to find monkeys at all, let alone capuchins.
Late Middle English: from Old French tronc, from Latin truncus.
Trunk comes via Old French from Latin truncus 'the main stem of a tree'. The word has branched out in several directions. The meaning 'a tree's main stem' is behind the sense 'the human body' and others with the notion of a central connection, such as trunk road. The 'chest, box' meaning arose because early trunks were made out of tree trunks. The circular shape of a tree trunk prompted another branch referring to cylindrical hollow objects, including, in the 16th century, the elephant's trunk. In the 16th and early 17th centuries men wore trunk-hose, full breeches extending to the upper thighs and sometimes padded, worn over tights. The style went out of fashion, but in the theatre actors wore short light breeches over tights, which they called trunks. In late 19th-century America men's shorts for swimming or boxing took over the name. Truncheon (Middle English) comes from the same root. In early use this referred to a piece broken off from, for example, a spear and was also a word for a cudgel. The word came to refer to a staff carried as a symbol of office from the late 16th century and eventually (late 19th century) to a short club carried by a police officer. Truncate (Late Middle English) is unconnected, being from Latin truncare 'maim'.
Words that rhyme with trunkbunk, chunk, clunk, drunk, dunk, flunk, funk, gunk, hunk, Monck, monk, plunk, shrunk, skunk, slunk, stunk, sunk, thunk
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Is New Volkswagen Super Bowl Ad the Jar Jar Binks of 2013?
I was on CNN's Starting Point this morning to discuss the new Volkswagen commercial that's set to air during the Super Bowl XLVII broadcast on Feb. 3. The original teaser spot was brilliant, and featured reggae great Jimmy Cliff singing a cover of the Partridge Family theme song "Get Happy." In the previously-released teaser, the positive Jamaican vibe brings together and soothes people (and a llama) who have been made famous for being irritated in viral clips. The longer spot, which VW unveiled on CNN today, might be seen by some as lacking the easy charm of the teaser.
In the longer clip, we see office workers and others speaking with Caribbean accents as they are seemingly possessed by the Jamaican vibe. VW has scored a hit in the past with a Super Bowl ad that featured a pint-sized Darth Vader. But in the new spot, the Jamaican patois, coming out of the mouths of people who seem to be Americans, might remind people of Jar Jar Binks, an alien from the second "Star Wars" trilogy who spoke "broken" English for comic effect. Instead of laughing, some viewers were outraged.
So what's the offense here? Cliff is great, but it's off-putting to see the Island spirit used as a punchline. The Jamaican aesthetic–shaped by such Jamaican-born notables as Bob Marley, Marcus Garvey and the revolutionary Nanny of the Maroons–is founded on positive vibration, not mindless happiness. There's a big difference, and it's the gap between disposable fare like 'Don't Worry Be Happy" and Marley's uplifting and thoughtful "Three Little Birds," with its famous lines "Don't worry about a thing/ 'Cause every little thing gonna be all right." On "Exodus," the 1977 album that featured that song, Marley grounded his sunniness with such songs as "So Much Things to Say," exhorting listeners to never forget "who you are and where you stand in the struggle."
Then again, Marley once drove a BMW and joked that it stood for "Bob Marley and the Wailers," so he might have seen the humor in Cliff's commercial. Cliff also helped Marley land his first recording deal.
Watch the VW clip, and the discussion. What do you think?


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A new Ashland trio, Stellar by Starlight, kicks off The Playwright's Monday-night jazz sessions. The trio — Cyd Smith on guitar and vocals, Mike Whipple on percussion and Dennis Freese on woodwinds and vocals — will alternate with the Paul Turnipseed Trio and play from 7 to 9 p.m. every other Monday night, starting March 4, at the pub, 258 A St., Ashland. There is no cover charge. Call 541-488-9128.
An accidental collaboration, the trio formed when Smith and Freese were asked to fill in at The Wild Goose Cafe & Bar after a cancellation.
"Whipple was there, and he said, 'I've got a drum in the car; I'd be happy to sit in,' " Smith says.
The rest is history. The trio plays early American jazz, drawing from the Great American Songbook, and aptly references the Victor Young and Ned Washington standard "Stella by Starlight."
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I compiled ffmpeg & mplayer / mencoder with support for xvid & x264.
But ps3ms still refuse to let me play those files.
So I suppose I might want to modify transcoding settings.
But I have a headless server, which means graphical interface is not available.
I tried to look at PMS.conf but I did not understand which part I have to modify.
Anyone kind enough to help me?
I'm trying to have pms working for 10 days, I'm fed up with trying without probing results.


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This article is necessarily going to be short: I am busy restoring our server from a backup from the 2nd of June. Why? Because 3FN was shut down by the FTC; and yes, 3fn is the hosting company we used and were sponsored by.
We are now hosting the magazine with the angels at OpenHosting, which in this case were a life saver.
They provided a server pretty much instantaneously, and made sure that it would be big enough for both Free Software Magazine and FSDaily. The downtime was so long because we expected things to get back to normal soon. We knew that authorities were involved; at the same time, we didn't expect the FTC to just /shut down/ a whole internet provider with thousands of servers... but we were wrong.
I have to be honest: I am torn. Free Software Magazine had a /three day downtime/, which for a web site is nothing short of a disaster. This also had a huge cost for us on many levels: are our advertisers going to trust us now? Is the traffic going to be restored?
3FN was apparently helping setting up botnets and the hosting of illegal material, including child pornography. Even worse, one of the tech supports at 3FN was allegedly helping one of the customers set up a botnet on one of the servers. You can find out more about it in the link above.
Now, that's what 3FN has been charged for. And here lies the problem. They have been accused of very serious crimes, and as a result... they were sent bankrupt. There is no way a hosting company could survive a downtime of twelve days (that's how long the temporary injunction is).
3FN could be guilty or innocent. Or maybe a mixture of the two. In any case, they were executed without a court case, without a jury, without a way to defend themselves. This is the part that disturbs me.
There /was/ a better way to handle all this. They could have shut down 3FN for 24 hours, and made sure that everybody knew why. They could have taken an image of the hard drives they knew were incriminated, and let them reconnect the network after that. That would have had several consequences:
Legitimate customers such as Free Software Magazine would have found out that maybe it could be a good idea to change ISP
Non-legitimate customers would have left 3FN in fear of such an event happening again
3FN would have realised the seriousness of the consequences of having illegal activities on their servers
Instead, they took 3FN and put it out of business. And took down countless innocent web sites, some of which -- I am sure -- didn't even have a backup.
Many innocent sites were caught in the crossfire. Free Software Magazine and FSDaily were two of them.
I am speechless.
I was worried
As you can see I was quite worried by the disappearance of SF daily from the net: http://www.tech-no-media.com/2009/06/is-free-software-daily-dead.html
Welcome Back!
Unfortunately, it's not the first time that things like this happen...
Reading about cloud computing on Wikipedia, I stumbled on this:
When the FBI Raids a Data Center: A Rare Danger.
Isn't it incredible that the rights of the innocents (like FSM and Liquid Motors were) are just neglected?
No Incentive
That's the problem with putting a monopoly like government in charge of something as important as criminal justice.
They're funded by taxes, not customer service. They might be protecting people (and even that is debatable) by prosecuting crimes here, but guilty or innocent, Americans MUST pay to support them. As a result, they can and do walk all over people with no regard to the impact is has on them.
Government is a monopoly on the use of aggressive force. It is any surprise that given that monopoly, they make heavy handed use of it?


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MAA Found Math: Benyavut Jirasutayasuntorn snapped this photo at Temple Israel in Stockton, California. He wrote, "Infinity and beyond. This temple wall depicts the Hebrew letter, 'Aleph'. Mathematically they are a sequence of numbers which are used to represent the cardinality or size of infinite sets."
In set theory, the Hebrew aleph glyph is used as the symbol to denote the aleph numbers, which represent the cardinality of infinite sets. This notation was introduced by mathematician Georg Cantor (Source).
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Huddled together in bitter cold, they brought flowers Sunday and paid their respects at handmade crosses that dot the site of the 2003 fire for each person who died. Some cried and spoke of missing their loved ones and the difficulty of moving past such trauma.
"It's just very tough," said Walter Castle Jr., 39, a survivor who suffered third-degree burns in his lungs, throat and bronchial tubes.
The anniversary of the blaze is Wednesday. The fire broke out when pyrotechnics for the rock band Great White ignited flammable packing foam that had been installed in the club as soundproofing.
Castle said he lost many friends and was in counseling until 2009. Recently, as the 10th anniversary approached, he began having terrible nightmares and had to go back into counseling.
"People that weren't here really don't understand why we can't let this stuff go. I was 30 seconds away from dying," he said.
Last month, a fire at a nightclub in Brazil killed more than 230 people under circumstances that were eerily similar: A band's pyrotechnic display set fire to soundproofing foam.
Among those who spoke Sunday was former Gov. Don Carcieri, who took office the month before the fire and still gets choked up when speaking about it.
"At a time of our state's worst tragedy, in some sense, it was our people's finest hour," he said.
Angela Bogart, who was 19 when her mother, Jude Henault, was killed in the fire, said she has come to know and understand her mother more in the decade since she died, especially since she has become a mother herself.
"My mom lives in me in everything I do. I hear her voice wherever I go," she said. "When I walk hand-in-hand with my little girl, my mother is holding her other hand."
The ceremony also featured musical performances, a reading of the names of the people who died and 100 seconds of silence.
While somber, the annual gathering at the fire site took on a more hopeful tone this year than in years past because a foundation set up to build a permanent memorial secured ownership of the site in September after years of trying. On Sunday, the Station Fire Memorial Foundation released final plans for the memorial.
They call for a 30-foot-high entrance gate topped by an Aeolian harp. Wind passing through the harp will create music, a reminder that it was music that brought people together that night.
The permanent memorial will include an individual memorial for each person who died and commemorate the survivors, first responders and those who helped care for families of the dead and survivors in the weeks and months after the fire. It will also include a pavilion as a gathering place.
Families are being asked to remove the crosses and other personal mementos that have been left at the site at the makeshift memorial that has developed over the years. The items left behind will be buried in a capsule under an area that is now the parking lot. There will be no digging on the land under where the club once stood because of the fear of disturbing human remains.
While many of the materials and labor to build the memorial will be donated, foundation officials say they need to raise $1 million to $2 million to build and maintain it.
The foundation hopes to break ground in the spring. Construction of the memorial could take one to two years.
Gina Russo, who was badly burned in the fire and whose fiancé was killed, is president of the foundation and said the memorial would turn the site into something beautiful.
"It's a happy moment going forward," she said.


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Taylor County Middle School recently named its Students Leaders of the Week for the week of Dec. 15.
They are, Logan Williams, Brooklyn Hicks, Autumn Matney, Destiny Deason, Cherith Brockman and Christopher Newell.
Drew Tucker
Campbellsville University
"I want to share this thought: momentum for the mission," Dr. Joseph Owens, chair of Campbellsville University's Board of Trustees, said at the president's club dinner recently on campus.
"When I speak of momentum," he said, "I'm speaking of that strength and force that something has when it's moving that will allow it to continue growing faster and stronger as time passes."
John Overby
After an elevator at Taylor County High School malfunctioned recently, Taylor County School Board members accepted a quote at their meeting last Thursday from D-C Elevator Co. Inc. to demolish the existing unit and install a new lift at the cost of $23,500.
Campbellsville Independent Schools recently announced its academic achievers for November. A boy and a girl from each school are named.
Those recognized include:
Campbellsville Elementary School
Aidan Phillips is a first-grade student at CES. He is the son of Edlynn Phillips. His favorite teacher is Shirley Cox, and reading is his favorite subject. He enjoys playing soccer. His future plan is to be an archaeologist who digs up dinosaur bones.
Linda Waggener
Campbellsville University's annual international education fair, the largest ever, was Wednesday, Nov. 19, in the Student Activities Center on campus.
Several hundred students, faculty and staff members tasted foods from around the globe and saw presentations, fashion and entertainment by CU international students.
Terry Harris
The Rev. Blake Jessie, pastor of Greensburg Baptist Church, led Campbellsville University's Thanksgiving service chapel Nov. 19 and asked those in attendance, "Who do you please?"
"Are you trying to please your mom. Are you trying to please your coach? Are you trying to please your partner? Or are you trying to please God?"
Jaime Thomas
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College
According to the STEM Education Coalition, "our nation's future economic prosperity is closely linked with student success in the STEM fields."
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College recognizes this and is committed to helping students make strides in science, technology, engineering and math fields.
On Jan. 9, the Kentucky Bluegrass Chapter of Soil and Water Conservation Society will present a $1,000 Bailey/Zimmerman Scholarship and $1,000 Kentucky Bluegrass Chapter Scholarship.
Students eligible to apply are undergraduate agriculture or natural resource students enrolled in a college or university in the Kentucky Bluegrass Chapter region this fall.
Current high school students taking college credits aren't eligible.
Taylor County Elementary School recently announced its Leader in Me winners for the week of Nov. 17.
They are Ruth Perkins, Molly Hughes, Daniel Taylor and Ryan Smith.
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Taylor County Elementary School recently named its Writers of the Week for the week of Nov. 21.
They are first-grader Sky Houk, second-grader Kayden Clark, third-grader Gabe Cole and fourth-grader Makenzie Barr.
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This is Liverpool's new away jersey for the 13/14 season.
Inspired by the patterns and graphics on kits from the 1980s and 1990s, Liverpool's away jersey is a modern take on a classic. The neckline from the 1981 away kit has been redesigned for a contemporary feel, and the diamond pattern is a nod to the graphics on the 1989-1991 jerseys.
A nod to the past with a look to the future, we're proud to wear this jersey in support of The Reds!
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Books About Birmingham Communities
These books are not available for purchase during the move from Birmingham Central Library to the Library of Birmingham.
You can still reserve copies for loan through the online catalogue.
Catholics in Birmingham
By Christine Ward-Penny
£12.99 (Paperback)
With almost 200 photographs, many from the archives of Birmingham Central Library, as well as previously unpublished material, this book captures the flavour of what Roman Catholics have brought to Birmingham. Today there are tens of thousands of Catholics in the city and this book is dedicated to their history and traditions.
- Birmingham and Midland Romany Gypsy and Traveller Culture
by Ted Rudge
Edited by Doreen Hopwood and Martin Flynn
Gypsies have been an integral part of Birmingham and Midland life for centuries. However, their history has remained largely invisible. Ted Rudge has been privileged to gain the trust and confidence of this community, which has enabled him to tell this story in their own words. The book, lavishly illustrated with photographs, historical source material and personal mementos, brings gypsy and traveller culture to life.
Birmingham Irish
- Making Our Mark
by Carl Chinn
This book shows how and why the Irish community in Birmingham developed. It shows how the community enriched the social, cultural, commercial and political life of the city from the 1820s to the 1990s.
It presents the varied experiences of the Irish in Birmingham, as others saw them and how they saw themselves.
Carl Chinn is well known for his writings and local television and radio work on urban working class life in England and Birmingham. His wife is from Dublin and he grew up with many first and second generation Irish friends.
Other books by Carl Chinn
The Divisive Decade
- A History of Caribbean Immigration to Birmingham in the 1950s
by Peter L. Edmead
The nineteen fifties witnessed the first major settlement of Caribbean people in Birmingham. This book examines the history of this decade through the personal memories of those early arrivals together with contemporary newspaper accounts and other commentaries on the period. It is heavily illustrated with photography of the time. The author challenges many misconceptions about this key era by looking at people's motives for emigration and the society which they encountered on arrival.
Bella Brum
- A History of Birmingham's Italian Community
by Doreen Hopwood and Margaret Dilloway
Over a century ago seasonal workers began to arrive in Birmingham from the Lazio region of Southern Italy. These young men brought the sounds and colours of their native land to the densely populated streets of the city. Eventually they transformed part of Digbeth into a 'Little Italy'. Gradually they began to settle permanently and were often joined by other members of their families. The story of this thriving Italian Quarter is told through official documents, photographs and the personal recollections of ancestors of the original migrants.
From Bangladesh To Birmingham
- The History of Bangladeshis In Birmingham
By Yousef Choudhury and Peter Drake
Most Indian restaurants in Birmingham are owned and run not by Indians but by Bangladeshis. This book takes a fresh look at a community which has contributed much to the life of the city but has otherwise had a low profile. The story of Bangladeshi settlers in Birmingham is largely told by their own words. These were collected together by Yousuf Choudhury who is related to many of the original migrants, most of whom were merchant seaman. The book is also lavishly illustrated with photographs taken by Yousuf.
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NEW YORK -- Shabazz Napier owed UConn.
He could have transferred when academic sanctions barred the Huskies from the NCAA tournament his junior season. But the guard wanted to pay back the school for the joy of a national title his freshman year, for his struggles as a sophomore.
Napier did that Sunday, carrying Connecticut to the Final Four in front of thousands of roaring Huskies fans at Madison Square Garden. He scored 17 of his 25 points in the second half in a 60-54 upset of fourth-seeded Michigan State in the East Regional final.
UConn (30-8) will face top seed Florida (36-2) on Saturday. The Huskies are the last team to beat the Gators, 65-64 on Dec. 2.
Napier repeatedly hit clutch shots and made three huge free throws with 30.6 seconds left as UConn rallied from a nine-point second-half deficit to become the first No. 7 seed to reach the Final Four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985.
"When Coach looks at me a certain way, I just know I got to be more aggressive," Napier said.
"His will to win -- you could just see it," said Gary Harris, who led Michigan State with 22 points. "He wasn't going to let his team lose."
The Spartans' seniors become the first four-year players recruited by Tom Izzo to fail to make a Final Four.
"As the game got closer and closer to ending, it was on my mind a lot, every huddle," said senior big man Adreian Payne, who had 13 points and nine rebounds but was repeatedly pushed to the perimeter by UConn's defenders.
The undersized Huskies matched Michigan State's physical play box-out for box-out, holding the Spartans (29-9) to just six offensive rebounds and six points in the paint.
"We're physical, too," said second-year coach Kevin Ollie, who is now 4-0 in the NCAA tournament after replacing mentor Jim Calhoun. "Don't get it mixed up. We are predators out there."
UConn dared Michigan State to shoot 3-pointers, and the Spartans nearly made enough, going 11 for 29 from behind the arc. Harris was 4 for 9 on 3s, but his teammates were a combined 10 for 32 from the floor.
"We got what we deserved today," Izzo said. "I tried to tell these guys that, when you get to the tournament, you got to bring it every second. And today Connecticut did, and we just kind of weren't as good as we have been."


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Sarasota woman seriously injured in car-truck collision
Published: Sunday, November 25, 2012 at 3:29 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, November 25, 2012 at 3:29 p.m.
SARASOTA - Paramedics reportedly needed more than a half hour to free a seriously injured woman from a car involved in a collision this afternoon at Webber Street and Shade Avenue.
At about 1:45 p.m., a Dodge Dakota driven by 26-year-old Mitchel Grek of Sarasota collided with a Nissan Versa driven by 18-year-old Anya McCormick of St. Petersburg.
Paramedics airlifted a passenger in the Dakota, 28-year-old Gina Ruiz of Sarasota, to Blake Medical Center in Bradenton.
Grek, McCormick and McCormick's passenger, 20-year-old Lindsey Medeiros of Sarasota, were treated for minor injuries at Sarasota Memorial Hospital.
The Florida Highway Patrol, which is still investigating the accident, says Grek was westbound on Webber when he disregarded a red light and struck McCormick's car, which had been southbound on Shade Avenue.
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Not much to report. John couldn't go, so I took a friend from Ft Collins who has some tapes, but had never seen them live. He was very very impressed (he's a guitar player, so he pretty much freaked on watching Trey from 5 feet away). We stood against the stage in front of Trey, and got a nice hello from Trey and Page when they came on stage.
This show was also excellent!! Very cooking again, and lots of great songs that hadn't been played the other 2 nights.
Maybe I'll post more if I can remember anything interesting, but for now I probably ought to get to work :-).


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Defense Documents
David Irving: A Political Self-Portrait: Electronic EditionTable of Contents
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1.8 Jewish/communist/ capitalist nexus
[1.8/A]'...because the Sunday Times like many other newspapers needs international capital to survive. And international capital is provided by the great international merchant banks. And the great international merchant banks are controlled by people who are no friends of yours and mine.' [P's speech to the Clarendon Club, 19 September 1992: K4, Tab. 5, p. 4]
[1.8/B][On demonstrators outside his house] 'This odd, and ugly, and perverse, and greasy, and slimy community of "anti-Fascists" that run a severe risk of making the very word Fascist respectable again by their very appearance.![Loud Laughter and Applause]' [P's speech to the Clarendon Club, 19 September 1992: K4, Tab. 5, p. 5]
[1.8/C]'It struck me that Horten had not made any reference to the Jews, a typical thermometer of a person's nationalistic feeling.' [Diary entry, 13 May 1982: K4, Tab. 10, p. 14]
[1.8/D][In 1983 Irving explained to the IHR why it was that he was that he was] 'always running into problems with my critics of a certain persuasion'. [P's speech at the 1983 IHR Conference, 4 September 1983, Anaheim, California: K4, Tab. 1, p. 11]
[1.8/E][Whilst explaining that his thesis that the Hungarian Uprising of 1956 'had the closest possible analogy to a pogrom' was not his opinion, but what emerged from his sources, Irving slipped into his own historical and political views on the matter] 'This Jewish camarilla [Revai, Farkas, Rakosi, and Gerö], this four-headed monster which descended on the Hungarian people, bore down on them from Moscow, had been in Moscow throughout the war years and was imposed upon them as a post-war government, obtaining power by quite illegal and undemocratic means, and exercising that power with brutality and ruthlessness. Its primary executive arm was the secret police, initially called the Allamvedelmi Osztaly (AVO), the State Security Office, and subsequently the AVH. Now it is necessary to know that the officer corps of that secret police was almost entirely Jewish and from the Russian point of view you can understand this. They needed people on whom they could rely 100% to be their officer corps, their secret police.' [P's speech at the 1983 IHR Conference, 4 September 1983: K4, Tab. 1, p. 14]
[1.8/F]'And everywhere you go across the United States now, and you see these Holocaust Memorials and Museums, the American taxpayer must wonder, what's it got to do with us? You go to Baltimore, the centre of Baltimore, and there's this hideous concrete slab, this, this meaningless thing, poked out of a nice park. And you wonder what it's about. And basically it's telling the Americans, [gesticulates with upraised finger] "We are powerful enough to do that to you. We are powerful enough to shaft you. We are powerful enough to put the most hideous Monument you can imagine in the middle of Baltimore, and although you people of Baltimore haven't done anything to us yet, we're putting up a Monument already to it." That's what it's about. [Laughter].' [P's speech at the Bayerische Hof, Milton, Ontario, 5 October 1991: K3, Tab. 10, pp. 9-10]
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Roger served his way into the quarter-finals at Wimbledon with a straight-sets victory over Lleyton Hewitt today: 7-6 (7), 6-2, 6-4.
"I think I served really well, which was important against Lleyton," Federer admitted. "I saw he was struggling with his hip but nevertheless, he was dangerous. I think the key was the first set tie-break and afterwards I played consistently well and saved a lot of break points."
The victory secured the top ranking for at least another week for Roger, regardless of how he fares the rest of the tournament. He now has a 14-7 win-loss record - including 12 straight victories - against Hewitt, the last man to win Wimbledon before Roger began his dominance of the event.
Federer took time to settle before clinching the first-set tiebreak on his fourth set point with an ace. From that moment, he stepped up, winning the fourth game to love for a 4-0 lead in the second set, which he closed out comfortably. After a total of 110 minutes he then converted his second match-ball with the 46th service-winner (21 of which were aces).
Roger next faces Mario Ancic, the last man to beat him at Wimbeldon and today the winner of a 13-11 final-set epic against Fernando Verdasco.
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Winter whiteouts wreaked havoc on highways (and hair) over the last couple of days but they didn't blow onto the runways at New York Fashion Week Fall 2013. From the neon green topper I spied in the crowd at Diane Von Furstenberg to the resplendent Oscar-worthy gowns at Zac Posen drenched in rich vibrant hues (Plum! Ink! Bordeaux!), it's clear that pale was a fail on the Sunday runways. Over at the tents, Diane Von Furstenberg heat things up with her electric, glam rock show–complete with pretty young things like Katharine McPhee and Vanessa Hudgens sitting front row and a collection that screamed "Life of the Party." Think coats with luxe lizard coatings, rabbit fur vests, snake zip clutches and fluttery chiffon halter neck maxi dresses– perfect for that 5-star warm winter getaway. Rockstar fantasy or reality? At DVF, it's always a little bit of both.


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On Monday, the Oak Ridge High School Wildcats battled the Anderson County Mavericks, 12-8 (7-3), in a 3 p.m. baseball game despite the bad weather. The Mavs came out with the win, 3-1, over the 'Cats.
Oak Ridge High School seniors Kevin Steen, Luke Hebert, Stephen May, and Matt Whitaker collectively had 4 hits.
Senior Luke Hebert had an RBI, and senior Kyler Jones scored the only run of the game.
Senior pitcher Stephen May threw 5 innings, only allowing 3 runs, and senior Matt Whitaker threw 1 scoreless inning.
Seniors led the way for the Wildcats, but came up just short.
With no score in the first three innings, the Mavs took a 2-0 lead in the fourth inning. Anderson County added a run to their lead in the fifth.
In the sixth inning, senior Kyler Jones made a run to decrease the 'Cats deficit.
With no score in the seventh inning, the Mavericks took home a 3-1 win over the Wildcats, 6-11 (4-7).
"We left the bases loaded in the fifth inning and that was really the only difference in the game. Well played game by both teams," Assistant coach Justin Lawson said. "We struck out 8 times and that was a big reason in the loss."
Oak Ridge was scheduled to play Powell, 12-2 (8-1), in an away game which was switched to a home game due to field conditions on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.
The 'Cats will play Knox Central, 8-9 (3-7), at 5 p.m. today.
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George Bumb Jr. partner in the San Jose Flea Market and the Bay 101 casino, died Monday after a long illness, his family confirmed Tuesday night.
Bumb, 61, of Gilroy, was one of the eight children of George Bumb Sr., who opened the San Jose Flea Market in 1960. The market quickly became a success, attracting tens of thousands of visitors each weekend. The elder Bumb died in 2000.
Later, the family was involved in opening the Bay 101 casino in San Jose.
George Jr. had battled pulmonary disease for several years, according to his brother, Brian Bumb.
"Other than that, he has been an active member of the businesses, the flea market in general and Bay 101," Brian Bumb said.
He said his brother's favorite pastime was "working in his machine shop. He loved tinkering."
No services have been scheduled yet.
Bumb leaves his wife, Joanne, and 12 children.
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SAVE THE DATE January 11, 2013 Noon – 2 p.m. Election Modernization Symposium Proposal submitted to the 2013 Nevada Legislature SB 63AN ACT relating to elections; providing for photographs of voters to be included in election board registers and rosters for early voting; requiring county clerks and city clerks to provide certain equipment relating to such photographs to election board officers and to deputy clerks for early voting; requiring the Department of Motor Vehicles to provide digital colored photographs of registered voters to the Secretary of State or a county clerk upon request; amending provisions relating to the identification of a registered voter who is unable to sign his or her name; prohibiting the inclusion of certain information in a list of registered voters made available to the public; requiring county clerks to create electronic election board registers; making various other changes relating to elections; and providing other matters properly relating thereto. Hear the panelists discuss SB 63 and ask your questions in a Q&A session. Dr. Robert E. Lang of Brookings Mountain West will serve as the moderator. Panelists Nevada Secretary of State Ross Miller Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie Lee Rowland, Democracy Counsel for the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law Andres Ramirez, The Ramirez Group University of Nevada, Las Vegas Greenspun College of Urban Affairs Auditorium 4505 S. Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NV 89154 Seats are available first-come, first-serve. Please send your RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com with the subject line "RSVP, January 11" Questions about the symposium should be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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1. Today's blueberries are grown from cuttings in a plastic sleeve (about $12.99) to avoid transplant shock that can occur in bare-root plants. Carefully remove the plastic from the cutting.
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2. Fill a 15-gallon plastic container (about $7) with acidic azalea/camellia mix (about $9.99 for 1.5 cubic feet.) Make a hole measuring two to three times the width and depth of the cutting's root ball. In the ground, make the hole the same dimensions as in a container, but fill with a half yard soil and half azalea mix. Fill hole with water. It should drain within a few hours. "Blueberries need well-drained soil," she said. "If drainage in your yard is not good, use containers."
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3. Carefully loosen the tiny roots at the cutting bottom, and plant at the cutting's soil level. Mulch with a layer of peat moss (about $4.99 for 8 quarts), keeping it a couple of inches from the stem. Re-mulch three times a year — in the summer, fall and winter. Fertilize lightly with acid-forming fertilizer such as gardenia food (about $8 for 4 pounds,) the second and third year. Treat yellowing leaves with iron chelates (about $14.99 for 2 pounds.) Follow package instructions.
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4. Several garden tools that help measure the soil's acidity and the amount of water desirable for growing blueberries are available at your nursery, including meters, bubblers, soakers and drip systems. You may also need netting to cover ripe berries on the bush. "Birds can be pests," Poole admits. "But nothing else is a big problem."
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5. This mature blueberry shrub was grown locally in a container from among the varieties that do well in San Diego. The plants range in size from the 1 1/2-foot-tall Top Hat, a dwarf hybrid, to the 5- to 6-foot O'Neal.
A full service garden center, Green Thumb Nursery has been a family-owned business in Southern California for over 60 years. At 1019 West San Marcos Blvd., San Marcos, nursery hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays. Call (760) 744-3822 or visit greenthumb.com.
Other local nurseries carrying blueberry plants include City Farmers Nursery at cityfarmersnursery.com, Mission Hills Nursery at missionhillsnursery.com, Green Gardens Nursery at greengardensnursery.com, Walter Andersen Nurseries at walterandersen.com.
One of the few fruits native to North America, blueberries are perhaps best known for their Eastern and Southern roots. But did you know that those denim-colored dynamos — high in antioxidants, vitamin C and dietary fiber — can grow just as bountifully in your own San Diego backyard? Considering their $3 plus price tag at the supermarket, the advantages of a home harvest are as economical as they are delicious.
Some local nurseries have carried bare-root and container blueberry plants for about a decade. Green Thumb Nursery in San Marcos offers seven varieties that have proved to do well in the county when grown in acidic, well-drained soil. In pots or in the ground, they await any blueberry aficionado with a garden patch or patio.
When planting, put two plants of different varieties together, advised Judy Poole, an employee at Green Thumb who helps customers with their planting needs. Not only will the shrubs cross-pollinate, but the fruit clusters on each bush will ripen at a different time, extending the harvest, she said. An added dividend: The shrubs are ornamental. They're often grown as hedges and many display beautiful colors in the autumn.
Right now is the time to plant blueberries in San Diego, but be prepared for a wait. The plants spend the first year developing an extensive root system, and it will take a year after that for the first crop to come in, Poole said.
To the patient gardener belongs the spoils: in this case, a whopping seven to 12 pounds of sweet, nutritious blueberries per season.
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Start: 03/13/2011 2:00 pm
Teens and tweens will meet the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month from 2-3:00 in the teen zone to discuss young adult titles. The group will be led by a teen with minimal assistance by the teen librarian. The group will choose the book that they will discuss. Bring a book that you've already read to share with the group. All welcome.
Start: 03/13/2011 2:30 pm
End: 03/13/2011 4:00 pm
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Join us for a St. Patrick's Day Celebration with Trinity Celtic Band, a part of the Second Sunday Concert Series. Trinity is a traditional Celtic band known for their unique approach to traditional songs, as well as for their driving reels and jigs. The six musicians play many instruments - fiddle, flute, pennywhistle, mandolin, uillean pipes, banjo, button accordian, bodhran, and guitar.
Free tickets are available at the Reference Desk starting on March 1.
Location: Community Room
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Stop at the Children's Services desk today, Monday, March 14th and pick up your free tickets for the spectacular BUBBLEMANIA performed by Seth Bloom
Show date: Tuesday, March 22nd 7:30-8:15pm
Grades K-5-Tickets are required so stop in today!
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Start: 03/14/2011 3:00 pm
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Learn how to use Microsoft Publisher. Computer Lab. Monday, March 14, 2011 3pm.
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Start: 03/14/2011 6:30 pm
End: 03/14/2011 9:00 pm
Monday, March 14, 2011
Monday Movie Series - Magnificent Marilyn: More than a Sex Symbol
Start: 03/14/2011 6:30 pm
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Monday, March 14, 2011
Join the Brookdale Computer Users Group and CPA John Corbett for a workshop on the ins and outs of Quickbooks. Bring questions and learn how to use this popular and powerful accounting software.
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Start: 03/15/2011 10:00 am
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Learn to create, print, and save a document, insert clipart and wordart. Computer Lab. Tuesday, March 15, 2011 10am.
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Start: 03/15/2011 12:30 pm
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Start: 03/15/2011 1:00 pm
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Start: 03/15/2011 3:00 pm
Teens are invited to the community room to design their own jewelry. All materials are provided and as with all library programs, this one is free. Light refreshments. registration preferred and can be made by visiting the reference desk or by calling 732-671-3700, ext 320. Program runs from 3-4:30
Start: 03/15/2011 7:00 pm
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"Read To A Dog" is a great way to improve the literacy skills of children. It encourages children to read by providing non-judgmental listener in furry friends.
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Start: 03/16/2011 3:45 pm
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Tween Adventures
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Start: 03/16/2011 6:30 pm
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Brookdale Computer Users Group Workshop on Excel. It is led by Fred Kagel and Ruth Lewart and meets on the third Wednesday of the month.
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Start: 03/17/2011 11:00 am
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Learn how to use Facebook, one of the most popular social networking sites. Computer Lab. Thursday, March 17, 2011 11am.
Start: 03/17/2011 4:00 pm
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Start: 03/17/2011 6:00 pm
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March 17, 2011 6 pm to 8:45 pm
Foster and Adopted Family Services.
Training for all adoptive parents and foster parents. This training is done county by county annually. Location: Community Room
Start: 03/18/2011 10:00 am
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Ages 0-23 months with an adult in the Community Room.
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Start: 03/18/2011 10:30 am
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Friday, March 4, 11, 18 & 25 10:30am
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Please note that all Branch storytimes will be held on Friday mornings. Ages 2-5 with parent/caregiver. Early literacy fun is not limited to the Main Library. The Bayshore, Lincroft and Navesink Branches each hold a weekly storytime featuring picture books and a craft. Branch storytimes are an opportunity to join your neighbors in sharing the joy of reading.
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Start: 03/18/2011 4:00 pm
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Start: 03/19/2011 2:00 pm
teens and tweens! Come join the manga club to discuss anime and manga books and movies. The group meets the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month in the teen zone from 2-3:00. Once the group gets established, they will work together to paint the teen zone window with their favorite anime/manga characters. No registration necessary. Bring a manga book to talk about with the group.


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NYT: Musical relics from Paganini and Mozart, still sending blessings
On Wednesday night a pair of strings that once belonged to Paganini were to go under the online hammer at the New Hampshire-based RR Autograph Auctions, where they were expected to fetch upward of $20,000.
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