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Canada Stocks to Watch: Iamgold, Lundin, Nevada Copper, Mercator, Primero
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Here are some of the stocks we're keeping an eye on as we head into Thanksgiving weekend here in Canada:
Iamgold said an updated mineral resource estimate at its recently acquired Cote gold project in northern Ontario shows a 274% increase in indicated resources, to 131 million metric tons.
Lundin Petroleum said its Norwegian unit has discovered gas condensate at an exploration well in the Barents Sea.
Nevada Copper said it has agreed to buy 46 million shares of Mercator Minerals from Pala Investments Ltd. in exchange for 7.3 million of its own shares. Nevada will own about 17.8% of Mercator, while Pala's stake in Nevada Copper will rise to 43.1% from 37.4%.
Primero Mining said it has received a positive ruling from the Mexican tax authorities on an advance pricing agreement filing made in October 2011. It said the ruling confirms its Mexican subsidiary appropriately records revenue and taxes from sales under the silver purchase agreement at realized prices rather than spot prices effective from August 2010.


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The Adagio Brussels Centre Monnaie is located in the city center, in the Anspach shopping center with its casino, theater and panoramic restaurant. Its 140 apartments, either studios or with two rooms, are all fully equipped with a kitchen. A fitness center is also available. This privileged location between the Grand Place and the Rue Neuve gives you easy access to the city for business trips or cultural visits.
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I used my sugar cookie dough HERE, rolled out, cut into sticks (about 4 inches X 1/2 inch), baked, let cool and dipped away. Yum.
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Ford has dominated the police car market for years, and doesn't plan to stop anytime soon. After announcing a police-spec version of its Taurus, the company also plans on adding a pursuit-spec version of its upcoming Ford Explorer to its law-enforcement portfolio.
With the unmistakable Crown Victoria ready to ride off into the sunset next year, all eyes are on the impending Taurus-based 2012 Police Interceptor. While the Taurus is blessed with more contemporary sheetmetal and modern appointments, precinct loyalty to the ole' Crown Vic runs deep and, unsurprisingly, not all police officers and fleet managers were enthused that the next-generation Interceptor would be unibody and lack rear-wheel drive. The Crown Vic accounts for a dominant 70 percent of all police vehicles sold in the United States, netting around 53,000 sales per year.
"I had a lot of doubts. The Crown Vic was one of the best police vehicles ever," said Vartan Yegiyan, director of police transportation for the Los Angeles Police Department.
To appease concerns, Ford utilized the insight of a 27-member police advisory board to develop the Taurus police car, but wasn't content with just one offering. Enter the Explorer, which will be pursuit-rated and ready for daily duty, yet also utilize a unibody construction and forgo rear-wheel drive. As the current-gen Taurus and 2011 Explorer are parked on a common platform, albeit a slightly modified one for the sport-utility, the two will share interchangeable components and theoretically reduce service costs.
"When you own 70 percent of the market and you understand your customers, they tell you what their needs are," said Lisa Teed, brand marketing manager for Ford's police vehicle program. "They need flexibility, and that's what this second vehicle brings."
While Ford has remained tight-lipped about the Explorer, this is what we do know about the revised utility midsizer. The 2.0-liter EcoBoost inline-four will be an option but other engines remain unclear. Reputed six-cylinder engines under consideration are the 306-horsepower, 3.7-liter V-6 set for the F-150 and Mustang and the two Taurus mills — the 262-horsepower, 3.5-liter V-6 and the 355-horsepower, 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6. Drive configurations will be either front- or all-wheel drive. And despite moving from body-on-frame to unibody architectures, chief engineer Jim Holland assures the new Explorer will be as capable and durable as the outgoing model.
"Having a pursuit-rated SUV would be great," said Yegiyan. "They're very important for a number of law enforcement agencies, including ours."
Law-enforcement SUVs are especially valued in rural areas, but urban agencies desire the larger vehicles as command posts and canine and SWAT movers. Ford is expected to reveal the Explorer cop car later this year.
In addition to the Ford Police Interceptor and upcoming Explorer-based utility vehicle, the Carbon Motors E7, Chevrolet Caprice, Chevrolet Tahoe, and Dodge Charger police variants are/will be options in the law-enforcement vehicle market.
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Tint 1 cup of vanilla frosting pale peach with the red and yellow food coloring. Tint the dark chocolate frosting black with the black food coloring. Spoon each color frosting into separate resealable bags.
Flatten the pink fruit chews and cut into 12 separate half-inch heart shapes as the mouth. Open the mini cream-filled cookies. Remove the cream and discard. Use a small serrated knife to cut the cookies in half to make 24 semi circles.
Spread the tops of the cupcakes with the remaining vanilla frosting and make smooth. Add the cut cookies, cut side in, on either side of the cupcakes as the ears. Snip a small corner from the bag with the peach-colored frosting. Pipe the outline of the face and fill in with more peach frosting. Spread to make smooth. Pipe the remaining peach frosting over the cookies to cover. Snip a very small corner from the bag with the black frosting. Pipe mouth, nose, closed eyes, and eyebrows. Add the pink sprinkles as the cheeks. Add the pink candy heart as the mouth.
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In an ideal world, we would always travel with perfectly portioned healthy snacks and emergency health food, Mary Poppins-style. But traveling can be hectic and packing food may not be on top of your priority list — especially when you're instagramming your travel wardrobe. If you know you'll splure at night, make sure your breakfast is nutritious and filling. Nutritionist Stephanie Middleberg shared her "eating right" cheat sheet. Feel free to copy off her page.
Get a Healthy Start
"I recommend getting in fruit with breakfast, as it is typically hard to find it at other times during the day," says Stephanie. If you're staying at a hotel with heartier breakfast options or a full menu to order from, she prefers dishes like eggs Florentine (sans sauce), or poached eggs over half of a toasted English muffin. When in doubt, grab any of Middleberg's following favorites:"
- plain yogurt (prefer it over flavored) with fresh fruit
- oatmeal packet (make with 2% milk or water) and handful of nuts or cinnamon if offered
- 2 tbsp. peanut butter + fresh fruit (i.e. banana or apple) OR on toast
- 2 hard boiled eggs + fruit
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All about fresh, flavorful food
by Lauren Holt
Lauren Holt, Food for Skin, Cancer Preventatives, Watercress, Dr. Oz, Skin Health, Recipes
If you missed the show, Dr. Oz recently spoke with Dr. Nicholas Perricone about anti-aging foods for skin health, and one suggestion was the herb watercress. Dr. Oz recommended eating watercress as a cancer preventative. It should be eaten raw 3 to 5 times per week and it's said to be most effective against skin and breast cancers.
Watercress (Nasturii herba) is rich in iron, iodine, vitamins A, C and E, antioxidants and folate. In addition to the skin health and cancer prevention benefits of this herb, the iodine may aid in remedying hypothyroidism. According to Dr. Oz's website, salmon and watercress together are especially effective at reducing the risks of leukemia and kidney cancer. The German Commission E stated in 1990 that watercress can also be used to treat upper respiratory tract infections, but should not be used by children under 4 years old, people with stomach or intestinal ulcers, or those with inflammatory kidney diseases.
Watercress is most beneficial when eaten raw, and makes a great, peppery salad when paired with salmon and a light dressing.Photo by Alfred Lui/Courtesy Flickr
Dr. Perricone's book Forever Young has more to say on the subject. As an anti-inflammatory, watercress is useful for treating eczema, acne and other skin irritations, and generally contributes to healthy skin. It's also considered a liver tonic and was used by Greek and Persian soldiers to increase stamina and improve health. In Victorian England it was regularly eaten by the working class to ward off scurvy. Eighty-five percent of the calories in watercress are due to protein, which may help with weight management.
Another guest on the show, Kate Geagan, who wrote Go Green, Get Lean, recommends eating watercress with lean proteins or mixed into a salad to improve eye health. Its peppery taste adds depth of flavor to more customary greens.The ancient Romans ate it with simple olive oil and vinegar.
Want to try this beneficial herb and take advantage of its health boosts? Check out these recipes from the Herb Companion archives to get your 3 to 5 servings a week.
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By Jesse DunsmorePort Huron, Mich.-based Eagle Airsports is a club made up of 22 powered-parachute fliers from the Blue Water region. Club president Jim Cottrell's powered parachute has an aircraft aluminum framework, a 65-horsepower engine with a prop, and a parachute. To take off, a flier unfurls the parachute and accelerates until it fills up and lifts the aircraft. Cottrell notes that the powered parachute can continue flying until it runs out of fuel. If the engine quits, landing can be done by maneuvering the parachute to move the vehicle to a clear space. The vehicle's controls are quite basic and can be adapted for individuals with disabilities. Rick Klein, a flight instructor at the club, has one arm, and he stresses that the power parachutes are extremely safe. "They're wonderful, wonderful flying machines. ... The plane will always center itself," he notes. "If it gets over on its side, the weight will always bring it right back down."
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i think (plese someone correct me if im wrong) strawberries are one of the fruits to leave untoil baby is a year ..i *think* its something to do with the seeds can cause digestive problems...again i may very well be wrong, it may be one of thise things i was told but rulkes have since changed?
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It wasnt the recommendation at the time (2 and a half years aago) but it was one of Sophia's very first tastes, the first piece of food she had out when i went out for a coffe. So at about five and a half months and it went in whole (as in the whole piece of strawberry, obv not a whole strawb!) She loved it. She did get a litlle red blotchiness but that was it and she was fine with them after that. Still her favourite fruit of all time
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Thanks everyone. After the advice given I put the outside of the strawberry off and gazve it Nathan and he loved it! I also mashed one slightly and put it in a feeder so he can just suck the juice out of them and he loved that too... No rashes or anything so all is well!
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• Identity management firm RSA Security announced deals with Unicredit Banca of Italy and the National Bank of Abu Dhabi to move customers to two-factor authentication within 18 months. Many experts consider two-factor authentication the next step for online banking. Most agree that customer demand for tighter security will drive the change to stronger authentication. Research firm Forrester has noted the "correlation between the adoption of online banking and the deployment of two-factor authentication."
• Splog, the blog equivalent of spam, hit Google's blog-creation tool, Blogger, and the BlogSpot hosting service with the largest assault seen so far. To manipulate search engine results, an attacker used automated tools to create thousands of fake blogs loaded with links to specific mortgage-industry Web sites. It also flooded RSS feeders and email with alerts. The extent and the methods used to mount the attack show that splogging is a growing threat. PubSub and IceRocket.com plan to stop indexing sites made with Blogger until a fix has been implemented. Some are calling for Google to shut down Blogger due to its insufficient security protection.
• By the middle of 2006, Microsoft and Yahoo announced that they will make their instant messenger (IM) services interoperable so users will be able to exchange instant messages, share contact lists, and make PC-to-PC voice calls. However, experts warn that the integration could channel a massive IM worm outbreak. According to Imlogic, the number of threats detected for IM and peer-to-peer networks—the majority of which were aimed at MSN Messenger—rose more than 3,295 percent in the third quarter of 2005. The two companies have pledged to keep consumer safety and security top priorities.
• Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have published a paper explaining how a denial-of-service (DoS) attack could succeed against mobile phone networks by overwhelming mobile phones with text messages. The researchers warn that large cities could lose service with "little more than a cable modem" and cellular service in the entire US could be disrupted using a medium-sized zombie network. However, security experts doubt such a model's feasibility, saying it would be difficult to obtain individual phone numbers in a specific zone, and that the attack would eventually defeat itself because the attacking messages wouldn't go through the network after a certain point.
• A survey of 36 large ISPs in the US, Europe, and Asia has found that the predominant security threat to ISPs are distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. According to Arbor Networks' Worldwide ISP Security Report, "simple 'brute force' TCP SYN and UDP datagram DDoS floods from zombie PC networks [are the] biggest day-to-day hassle" for 90 percent of survey respondents. Worms and Domain Name System (DNS) poisoning were ranked second and third, respectively, although worms create the greatest initial threat to Internet traffic. Surprisingly, less than 30 percent of the ISPs have automated DDoS countering and tracing services.
• The UK's Identity Cards Bill has come under attack from Parliament over the amount of personal information the National Identity Register (NIR) would store and its lack of data protection. To keep public servants from accessing the data, the House of Lords requested that an independent body be appointed as custodian of NIR data. Another concern is that the NIR could be used to "track everything an individual does." Even though one report warns that the "stated aims of the ID card scheme do not justify the huge invasion of privacy it will cause," the bill was passed in the House of Commons and began a "rocky passage" through the House of Lords on 31 October 2005.
• A new US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruling that extends the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) to VoIP services is meeting opposition. CALEA sets standards that all phone service providers must meet so law enforcement agencies can place wiretaps. The new rules affect VoIP services that dial into and accept calls from traditional phone networks, including those using peer-to-peer architecture lacking central servers. Voice applications that have no contact with the public network, such as instant-messaging telephony, are exempt. Aside from being costly, critics say the rules will stifle innovation in the nascent Internet telephony industry. The Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Center for Democracy and Technology plan to file lawsuits contesting the FCC's authority to apply CALEA to the Internet.
• Once Canada adjusts its data handling to "comply with European data-protection laws," European airlines will provide Canadian authorities with details about incoming passenger identities. The agreement is described as maintaining data-protection standards while also increasing joint action against terrorism. The European Commission says the deal will commit Canada to collecting less personal data from Europeans and adhering to higher data-protection standards than the similar deal Canada has with the US.
• Former White House cybersecurity adviser Howard Schmidt, speaking at SecureLondon 2005, allegedly argued that software developers should be held personally responsible for writing secure code and receive training in safer programming practices. "Most university courses traditionally focused on usability, scalability, and manageability—not security," he said. The British Computer Society (BCS) agrees with the general direction of the sentiment, but says that companies, rather than individuals, should be held responsible. The BCS also points out that developers can't control code after it's released, and that users must bear some responsibilities, such as installing security patches. Schmidt has since said he was misquoted.
• Estonia is testing electronic voting for local elections. For three days before the elections, voters will be allowed to cast ballots through a protected Internet site. Each voter will use a microchip-equipped ID card with a PIN number that is slid through an electronic card reader attached to their computer. If electronic voting is successful in the local elections, Estonia will use it for national elections in 2007.
• The Australian High Court has ruled that copyright law doesn't prohibit users from installing modified chips on game consoles. The High Court found that a modified chip doesn't bypass technological protection on game consoles as defined in Australia's Copyright Act and that loading part of a game onto the console's RAM doesn't constitute making a copy. The ruling marked the end of a lawsuit Sony Australia filed in 2001 against Eddy Stevens for selling modified PlayStations. However, the court ruling was based on an older definition of copying; the Copyright Act has since been amended as part of the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement (AUSFTA) so that loading a game into RAM could be considered a form of copyright infringement. This interpretation remains untested.
• Bloggers in Singapore and Malaysia are concerned that the arrest of three Singaporeans could signal a government crackdown on blog comments. Benjamin Koh Song Huat, 27, and Nicholas Lim Yew, 25, were arrested in Singapore on charges of sedition for posting racial slurs in blogs, while an unidentified 17-year-old is also being investigated. Both Singapore and Malaysia keep tight controls on their media, but haven't devoted much attention to blogs because bloggers can be anonymous. Both countries have an ethnically diverse population and consider media controls necessary to preserve the peace between ethnic groups.
• The Missouri Department of Transportation is finalizing a contract with Delcan to monitor thousands of cell phones, using their movements to map traffic conditions statewide. State officials claim that owners of individual cell phones will remain anonymous, but privacy advocates are nervous that the system might later be used to track fugitives or drivers who violate the speed limit. Once the contract is completed, it'll take an estimated six months to implement and test the project.
• Several sources say the risk of identity theft has been exaggerated. Widespread media reports create the perception of rampant hackings and corporate blunders, but few people whose personal information has been exposed are ever victimized. Compared to identity theft, twice as many people get into car accidents. In addition, 63 percent of identity fraud happened as a result of "traditional" methods, such as stolen wallets, according to Javelin Strategy & Research. Still, 80 percent of Americans are afraid of identity fraud and nearly half of registered voters shy away from doing business online because of it, even though only 12 percent of identity fraud cases occurred due to the victim's online activity.
• The Electronic Frontier Foundation says it has deciphered a code of colored dots that Xerox places in documents printed with DocuColor. Under an agreement with the US federal government, Xerox agreed to program its printers to encode dots on all documents so that federal investigators could track the source of counterfeit currency. The dots appear in an 8 × 15 grid visible only under a magnifying glass or blue light, and give the date and time of print-out and the serial number of the printer that made it. Although Xerox says it doesn't routinely share customer data with governments, and the US Secret Service says it only uses the dots to track down counterfeiters, governments could use the dots to crack the anonymity of dissident movements.


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Problem with GLWidget in other controlsPosted Sunday, 19 September, 2010 - 20:46 by alanb in
I asked about this a while ago but no replies, then I was using opensuse 11.3. I just tried again on a fresh install of ubuntu 10.04 and monodevelop 2.4 from badgerports. Again problem persists. I compile and run example GLWidgetTest + added code to change window background. Then cut widget add a vbox and paste glwidget in centre pane and still runs ok. Now place label (or anything) in vbox top pane and program crashes with report attached below. When I remove the label runs ok again!!! Same problem if label in pane following glwidget in hbox.
So can anyone help me and suggest where to start looking or what to alter? I have been holding off doing the 3D bit of my code for a while now but am getting to the point where I really need to use opengl on a GTK mono project and I would like to use opentk anf glWidget embedded in another control if at all possible. Has anyone else experienced this problem?
Code to change color is
protected virtual void OnGlwidget1RenderFrame (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { int width = 0, height = 0; glwidget1.GdkWindow.GetSize(out width, out height); GL.Viewport(0, 0, width, height); GL.ClearColor(1.0f,0.5f,0.5f,1.0f); GL.Clear(ClearBufferMask.ColorBufferBit); }
I suggest you send the source code (solution and project) as a compressed file so we can all see the problem you describe.
Regards, ...
A test case would really help here.
One suggestion: try adding a call to
OpenTK.Toolkit.Init() as the first thing in your Main() method. This will try to initialize X in thread mode, which seems to increase stability.
The project is really just the one taken from JTaltons site on sourceforge but have attached after cleaning it. On my system it compiles and runs ok as is, but fails when a label is added to vbox before or after widget. My references to OpenTk are to opentk-1.0.0-rc1/Binaries/OpenTK/Debug/OpenTK.dll. I downloaded the release candidate and it seemed to build ok in Monodevelop 2.4 with 0 errors and 123 warnings see attached file? Cannot attach my resultant dll for you to test as its too big.
Forgot to add,
I can run the supplied examples from within monodevelop see output for simple window below. So I assumed OpenTK.dll was build correctly. Dont know what the vsync failure is.
Launching sample: "Simple Window"
Size: 2304
Initializing threaded X11: 1.
Display connection: 172280584, Screen count: 1
Detected configuration: Linux / Mono
Initializing threaded X: success.
Creating default GraphicsMode (24, 16, 0, 0, 0, 2, False).
Creating X11GLNative window.
Display: 172512016, Screen 0, Root window: 272
Registering atoms.
Bits per pixel: 24
Depth: 16
Display: 172280584, Screen: 0, RootWindow: 272
Getting FB config.
Opening render window... Initalizing X11 input driver.
First keycode: 8, last 255
6 keysyms per keycode.
X11GLNative window created successfully (id: 65011714).
Creating GraphicsContext.
GraphicsMode: Index: 210, Color: 24 (8880), Depth: 24, Stencil: 0, Samples: 0, Accum: 0 (0000), Buffers: 2, Stereo: False
IWindowInfo: X11.WindowInfo: Display 172512016, Screen 0, Handle 65011714, Parent: (null)
GraphicsContextFlags: Default
Requested version: 1.0
Creating X11GLContext context: direct, not shared...
Creating temporary context to load GLX extensions.
Loading extensions for OpenTK.Platform.X11.Glx... 1 extensions loaded in 3.1392 ms.
Using legacy context creation... Context created (id: 166285632).
Making context 166285632 current on thread 2 (Display: 172512016, Screen: 0, Window: 65011714)... done!
Loading extensions for OpenTK.Platform.X11.Glx... 1 extensions loaded in 0.0249 ms.
Context supports vsync: True.
Loading extensions for OpenTK.Graphics.OpenGL.GL... 1900 extensions loaded in 237.2512 ms.
VSync = True failed, error code: BAD_CONTEXT.
Entering main loop.
Thanks, I'll try to find out what is going on here.
Hi again,
Just downloaded opentk release and compiled and ran examples. Seemed to work ok but gave some error messages for example running Gamewindow simple gave
VSync = True failed, error code: BAD_CONTEXT.
Entering main loop.
but did display. So again tried GLWidget with new opentk libraries but still get problem described above. Is this a fault on my system, or with mono or with opentk??
I really would like to get going with GLWidget but cant. If someone could point me in the right direction I could try to solve it myself.
Sorry, I all but forgot about this issue. I do not have first-hand experience with GLWidget, but I think you are missing a call to SwapBuffers(). Try adding this line after GL.Clear():
Also make sure your
OnGlwidget2RenderFrame method is actually called at runtime (add a breakpoint or print a message to the console just to make sure).
If it still doesn't work, please file a bug report and I'll see what I can do.
A test case would really help here.
One suggestion: try adding a call to
OpenTK.Toolkit.Init() as the first thing in your Main() method. This will try to initialize X in thread mode, which seems to increase stability.
I know this thread is a wee bit old, but I wanted to make mention that this suggestion solved the similar issue I was having using the GLwidget under Linux. It would work, but only if there were no GTK controls, otherwise it would crash. Adding the Toolkit.Init() line fixed it right up.
as an FYI I also had to set the color BPP field to get the Widget to work.


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The elegant playmaker, whose career started promisingly but has since been blighted by injuries, was pelted with "a shower of coins" when he took a corner and as he left the pitch, the Sao Paulo Tribunal for Sporting Justice (TJD/SP) said.
Santos' representative Joao Gazola played down the incident during their 3-1 win at Vila Belmiro on Feb. 3.
"Nobody wanted to hurt the player," he said. "It was a protest by a few people. The coins symbolised discontent, that was all. I hope he is happy at Sao Paulo but Santos are much greater."
Ganso's move to Sao Paulo last year was seen as betrayal by Santos fans, who had expected him either to stay at the club or go to Europe.
He was also pelted with coins by Santos fans at a match last year when he was still playing for the club after it emerged that he had been negotiating with Sao Paulo.
Ganso was initially seen as a player who could lead Brazil at the 2014 World Cup until his progress was hampered by injuries.
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Eddie Lee Adair, 94, of Oklahoma City, Okla., passed away on January 27, 2013. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, February 2, 2013, in The Chapel at Griffin-Hillcrest with Pastor David Gardner officiating. Interment to follow at Rose Hill Cemetery, Ardmore, Okla.
Eddie was born to Ed Adair and Lucy (Center) Adair on October 25, 1918, at Cumby, Texas. She was a graduate of Ardmore High School. Eddie worked for The Chlorox Chemical Company of Houston, Texas, as the Supervisor of Trucking and at Ft. Sill Army Supply as a secretary. Eddie was a member of Hillcrest Presbyterian Church in Oklahoma City, Okla.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
Eddie is survived by her niece, Kay Young of Oklahoma City, Okla.; and nephew, Adrian Young of Lone Grove, Okla.
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Friday, July 25, 2008
Be still my heart...
We waited patiently for the Lord. He inclined and heard our cry...
Just between us, I think he totally looks like me.
11 comments:
- Three of us in a boat said...
I am so happy for all of you! What a beautiful little boy!
Cristi Boyle
- July 25, 2008 at 2:39 PM
- Amy Beth @ Ministry So Fabulous! said...
So, so sweet. YAY!
- July 25, 2008 at 2:43 PM
- Kate said...
CONGRATS...He is ADOREABLE, I can totally see the resemblance!!!! D
- July 25, 2008 at 4:48 PM
- Jess said...
Congratulations Auntie Hood Mamma!
- July 25, 2008 at 8:04 PM
- emily said...
He does favor his aunt Melissa, I must say!! Thank you for all the love and support you have given me through this crazy process! You talked me off the ledge on more than one occasion. :)
- July 25, 2008 at 11:31 PM
- Jennifer said...
Look at all that hair! He is the cutest thing I've seen in a loong time.
- July 26, 2008 at 2:10 AM
- tracy said...
Then you must be gorgeous!!
What a wonderful addition to the family.
- July 28, 2008 at 8:13 AM
- These Three Kings said...
oh!! Wasnt that the most sweetest gift outside of Jesus that the LORD could give them!!!! awwww, brings so much joy to my heart! Cant wait to see pics of you and your new nephew together!!! :)
how are things with you missy?
- July 28, 2008 at 9:02 AM
- Candy said...
The family resemblance is amazing! He has my hair!
- July 28, 2008 at 1:10 PM
- Holli said...
I totally agree- you without your dentures in!
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He is just precious!! Congratulations to your family. What a sweet addition to your beautiful family.
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Child Life Specialist Megan Rennie talks to U.S. News and World Report about the programs in place at St. Louis Children's Hospital to help kids with cancer be kids.
ABC News shares the story of St. Louis 5th grader Madeline Domain, who created "Chemo Kits" - get-well kits, essentially. She donated the kits to children at St. Louis Children's Hospital in honor of her late aunt.
The Southeast Missourian catches up with Lorelai Clubb as she returns to school after cancer treatment.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch bids farewell to a patient known widely as "Little Janet."
CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta shares how robots are enabling St. Louis Children's Hospital patients to leave the hospital on "virtual" field trips. The story is part of the news network's month-long focus on technology and medicine...
The holidays can be challenging for those who are grieving. The Post-Dispatch talks to the mother of a former St. Louis Children's Hospital patient. Carol Huelsmann donates toys and blankets to the hospital every year in honor...
The Southeast Missourian updates the story of Lorelai Clubb, a 12-year-old with cancer who was able to return home in time for Thanksgiving.
In partnership with University of Missouri – St. Louis and the St. Louis Science Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital is sending hospitalized children on "field trips" using telepresent robot technology. Fox News Network...
Dr. Todd Druley received a $250,000 grant to fund his cancer research from the philanthropic branch of the Hyundai car company called Hyundai Hope on Wheels.
When cancer treatments kept Lorelai Clubb from attending a Taylor Swift concert, she decided to "Shake it Off." KTVI Fox2 shares her story.
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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch highlights a partnership among St. Louis Children's Hospital, the St. Louis Science Center and the University of Missouri - St. Louis which allows hospitalized children the opportunity to "travel"...
Children with sickle cell trait must take extra precautions to keep themselves healthy. Dr. Allison King explains the importance of staying hydrated and not pushing to the point of exhausting in the St. Louis American.
The UMSL Daily shares how Jori, a dedicated oncology nurse, is advancing her education.
For the Clown Docs, laughter really is the best medicine. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch profiles the hospital's donor-funded program.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch continues to follow the story of patient Janet Pruneau, who recently completed proton beam therapy treatment.
Mary C. Dinauer, MD, PhD, the Scientific Director of the Children's Discovery Institute was elected to the Executive Committee of the American Society of Hematology.
The St. Louis American follows up with a teenager one year after she received a bone marrow transplant to cure her of sickle cell disease.
Major League Baseball umpires with the charity Umps Care make their annual visit to St. Louis Children's Hospital. Fox2 followed the umpires as they delivered Build-a-Bears to hematology/oncology patients.
NBC's Weekend Today takes a live look at a world record breaking soccer match to raise money for cancer research, and shares the story of patient who inspired the event: Jackson Steinkuehler.
Drs. Sessions Cole and Todd Druley discuss dramatic advances in genetic research, and how they are getting closer to identifying and preventing deadly diseases.
Washington University Outlook Magazine highlights Dr. Shalini Shenoy and sickle cell solutions that promise a better fix for sickle cell disease.
Dr. Shalini Shenoy, director of the bone marrow transplant program, discusses bone marrow therapy for patients with sickle cell anemia.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch follows up with 5-year-old Janet Pruneau, a brain tumor patient, as she rings the bell signaling the end of her chemotherapy treatment.
Doctors turn to genome sequencing to diagnose a rare brain tumor in 5-year-old Janet Pruneau. The St. Louis Post Dispatch shares her story.
Dr. Shalini Shenoy talks about the successful cure of a young girl with sickle cell disease, using a stem cell transplant.
Dr. Monica Hulbert, director of the sickle cell program, discusses sickle cell disease, and the potential for a cure that bone marrow transplantation offers.
Dr. Shalini Shenoy discusses encouraging research using stem cell transplants to cure sickle cell disease.
KSDK profiles a patient recovering from leukemia who, in spite of very aggressive chemotherapy, managed to receive a perfect score on the ACT.
St. Louis Children's Hospital makes prestigious U.S. News Honor Roll, ranks #6 on list of Best Children's Hospitals.
Dr. Alison King, pediatric oncologist, speaks with KTVI about a pre-school girl with a rare brain tumor caused by neurofibromatosis, or NF1.
Music therapist Christy Merrell talks about the field of music therapy and its healing power with the Riverfront Times.
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KTVI follows along as MLB Umpires share smiles -- and Build-a-Bears -- with our oncology patients.
The St. Louis American highlights the need for bone marrow donors by following the story of little Gabby's transplant.
Dr. Todd Druley, pediatric oncologist, was featured by a Philadelphia TV station for his work to better understand and treat leukemia.
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1 Dead, 1 Hurt In AutoZone Shooting
UPDATE: KRDO crews have confirmed that one person is dead tonight after what police are calling a robbery gone wrong.
Officers continue to search for the suspect Wednesday night.
Early reports indicate the shooting happened just after 8 p.m. Wednesday, inside the AutoZone at Palmer Park and Powers Blvd.
One person inside the store was shot in the chest, the other victim was found in the store parking lot.
One died at the scene, while the other was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
Witnesses describe the man as a bald white male in his mid-30s or 40s, with a neck tattoo.
Police are looking into reports that the suspect may have commandeered his getaway car at gunpoint, dropping the car's owner off at a Village Inn restaurant several blocks from the AutoZone.
Early reports that there was more than one suspect likely stemmed from witnesses who saw the suspect speeding away from the scene with his carjacking victim in the car.
Police eventually found the gray Oldsmobile Intrigue at Academy and Maizeland and were searching it for clues Wednesday night.
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More than 60 career and technical education students competed in the Great Southern Tier Boces Cosmetology Hair Styling Competition Jan. 13 at the Bush Education Center.
Participants used live models to display a creative hairstyle and were judged by local salon owners and stylists. Many models dressed in costume themes and their hair was styled to match. Winners received trophies and a bag of hairstyling products.
The winners were:
Seniors: 1st place- Cassie Smith, Horseheads; 2nd place- Gabi Davis, Horseheads; 3rd place-Ariana Aumick-Muhammad, Southside. Juniors: 1st place- Elizabeth Bush, Southside; 2nd place- Jodi Paul, Edison; 3rd place- Raegan Spaulding, Watkins Glen.
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Yesterday we made the long drive from St. Augustine to Dade City, with a quick stop at Blue Springs State Park. The major event of the day was the loss, and rediscovery, of my brand new iPhone. This is what happened.
We went to Blue Springs, a warm spring that flows into the St. John's River, to see the manatees. And if I had my iPhone with me now you would see the manatees too. But more about that later. The manatees, delicate, bumbling and endangered creatures that look a bit like swimming elephants, migrate into a variety of warm springs around Florida in the winter and early spring to breed and to warm up a bit. It's like manatee spring break. At any rate, there were five that we saw, all on the youngish side; there was also an outstanding sample of a blue-gray alligator mississippiensis sitting on the far bank. A park volunteer who was doing a gar census near where we were (a gar is a skinny fish that becomes as big as fifty pounds, and is distinguished by an extremely long, thin nose) handed me his binoculars and I got a good close-up of the alligator's face. They all have a fixed, insane, toothy grin that inspires the thought: "Serial killer." I myself cannot get enough of alligators, and my current hostess has promised alligators in the pond on their property. In addition to the gar, there were schools of snook, and at least one black fish as big as my head that is commonly sold in pet stores, but in a thumb size model. "Aquarium dump," the volunteer said succinctly. Apparently fish that are thrown in the rivers in Florida, or flushed down the toilet, if they survive, thrive well beyond their life span as pets. So yes, it is worth saying: probably everything you have heard about wildlife in Florida is true.
So back to the iPhone. We got back in the car and, just as we were getting back on route 17, my companion noticed that the trunk was open. I won't belabor this but: somewhere between me getting out of the car and getting back in, my iPhone slipped from my possession. Several blocks down the road, I realized this. We returned to the scene, pursued a methodical search, but to no avail. One of us went in to ask the gas station owners if it had been turned in, and they shook their heads sorrowfully. "Not a chance anyone would turn in a thing like that," one said sympathetically, "Not here." We left. There were tears. I will quietly draw a veil over the next hour or so.
Needless to say, as we passed development after development in the metro Orlando region (most of which — if state-level statistics in Florida are correct — are running at a foreclosure rate that is expected to run well over fifty percent before this financial crisis is over) I wrestled myself back into some version of sanity. Not only is it not fair to ruin someone else's vacation over a lost telephone, but in the midst of bankruptcies and foreclosures, to kvell relentlessly over an object that is, although beloved, replaceable, is wrong. And certainly not Radical. In comparing my pain to the pain of others, I found mine wanting.
And I promised myself I would buy another as soon as I could get to an AT&T store on Monday.
But then there was a miracle. As we drove up the long driveway to the home of the family members who are harboring us for the rest of the week, as they all came out to greet us (the youngest, a great nephew who is four, shrieking with pleasure at our arrival), my niece came out with a telephone and said that one of our other mutual nephews, who lives in Shoreline, needed to talk to me now.
My phone had been found, by Roy and Kristine of Orange City, Florida who, when they pulled up to the gas station, were returning to their home in Orange City from celebrating Bike Week in Ft. Lauderdale. Actually, it was Kristine who spotted the iPhone in the parking lot and picked it up, perhaps minutes, or even seconds, after I dropped it, and Roy claims it is in perfect condition. They found me by calling the first number in the book, which happened to be said nephew's father, who happened to know where we were, but knew nothing about an iPhone. But my nephews — who pay close attention to the electronic acquisitions of their nearest and dearest as well as to where everyone is going on vacation and when — put two and two together and explained to the pater that someone had found my iPhone! Needless to say, a happy ending is underway. Roy and Kristine are going to mail me the cherished item tomorrow; theoretically it should be here Tuesday or Wednesday. I am going to mail them a lot of money, which they didn't say no to, so my guess is that it is welcome. And when you figure that I was ready to spend the money anyway for a new phone, well, it all makes sense.
So when you think of Florida, don't think of Jeb Bush: think of Roy and Kristine. As I thanked them profusely, Kristine said, "Well it's no trouble at all. I would like to think someone would do the same thing for me."
I would, actually. But now I really would. And as for the nephews: I now officially pronounce you The Boy Detectives.


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Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Surrey East Cloverdale features an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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After nearly letting its opponent off the hook Friday night, Marietta College would do no such thing Saturday against Piedmont in the 43rd annual Marietta Shrine Tournament championship game.
The Pioneers jumped out to a 37-21 lead at halftime and kept the pedal to the metal in the second half to win by a count of 79-58.
"It was great to see us learn from our mistakes (Friday) night," said Pioneers head coach Jon VanderWal. "It was funny. I walked into the locker room at halftime and said 'Okay fellas. We get a second chance at this. We were up 16 at the half (Friday). We're up 16 again at half (Saturday). Let's make sure the second go-around is a heck of a lot different."
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Marietta College's Brennan McKean (22) drives on Piedmont's defense during Shrine Tournament men's basketball action at Ban Johnson Arena Saturday night.
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The Marietta College men's basketball team poses with the Marietta Shriners after defeating Piedmont, 79-58, in a championship game at Ban Johnson Arena Saturday night.
Eddy Grenert led Marietta with 13 points and two blocks. Tyler Hammond, who was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player, contributed 10 points, seven rebounds and six assists for a solid all-around effort. A.J. Davis added 11 markers, Andy Dollman chipped in with nine and Brennan McKean and RaNeal Ewing each had eight.
Overall the Pioneers were 28-for-70 (40 percent) from the floor and 19-for-22 (86.4 percent) from the foul line, but shot just 19 percent (4-for-21) from beyond the arch.
"We didn't shoot the ball well at all, yet we still win by 20," VanderWal said. "I thought our defensive rebounding was 100 times better (Saturday). It just needs to continue to be that way."
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At Ban Johnson Arena (43rd annual Marietta Shrine Tournament)
Piedmont (1-1) 21 37 - 58
Marietta (2-0) 37 42 - 79
Piedmont scoring: Jessie Jenkins 3 2-5 10, Chris Meeks 1 3-6 5, Safari Smith 1 0-0 3, Alton Honors 5 1-1 13, Aaron Thrams 0 1-2 1, Peyton Luken 0 0-0 0, Brian Edwards 4 0-0 9, Austin Pearson 2 1-2 7, Jordyn Propst 0 0-0 0, Austin Thompson 0 2-2 2, Trae Gaines 0 0-0 0, Chase England 2 2-4 6, Daniel McCravy 0 2-2 2. Totals 18 14-24 58.
Marietta scoring: Andy Dollman 3 2-2 9, Tyler Hammond 1 8-8 10, Brennan McKean 3 0-1 8, A.J. Davis 5 1-2 11, Garrett Stephenson 2 0-0 4, RaNeal Ewing 4 0-0 8, Keith Richardson 0 0-0 0, Tyler Irish 1 0-0 2, Travis Tucci 0 0-0 0, A.J. Ireland 0 0-0 0, Luis Garcia 0 2-2 2, A.J. Edwards 2 2-2 7, Andy Stegman 1 0-0 2, Eddy Grenert 5 3-3 13, Jack Thome 1 1-2 3. Totals 28 19-22 79.
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Piedmont: Shooting: 18-60 (30 percent); 3-point shooting: 8-21 (38.1 percent); Rebounds: 46 (Jenkins 7, Meeks 7, England 7); Assists: 9 (Meeks 2, Thrams 2); Steals: 1; Blocks: 0; Turnovers: 18.
Marietta: Shooting: 28-70 (40 percent); 3-point shooting: 4-21 (19 percent); Rebounds: 47 (Hammond 7, Stephenson 6, Edwards 6); Assists: 14 (Hammond 6); Steals: 10 (Hammond 4, Davis 4); Blocks: 5 (Grenert 2); Turnovers: 8.
Next game: Marietta at Waynesburg at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Marietta was able to overcome the poor long-range shooting performance by giving a stellar defensive effort. MC held the Lions to 18-of-60 from the floor and forced 18 Piedmont turnovers.
"I thought our kids played great defense," VanderWal said. "A lot better than (Friday) night. And our rebounding was better.
"You go 4-for-21 from 3, you're probably in trouble, but because our rebounding and defense was solid, we were able to withstand it."
Marietta, which improved to 2-0, claimed the Shrine title after falling to Ohio Wesleyan in the championship game last year. Prior to that, the Pios had won it the previous two seasons.
Marietta scored the first eight points of the game, four on free throws by Hammond, before Piedmont called a timeout. The Lions then came out and scored the next six points, five from Alton Honors, to make it an 8-6 game at the 13:38 mark.
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Marietta learned its lesson from the season-opener against Ohio Christian and did not take its foot off the gas coming out of halftime.
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A Quote by Hazrat Inayat Khan on song and music
I had composed songs, I sang, and played the vina. Practising this music I arrived at a stage where I touched the music of the spheres. Then every soul became a musical note, and all life became music. Inspired by it I spoke to the people, and those who were attracted by my words listened to them instead of listening to my songs.
Source: The Mysticism of Sound and Music (Shambhala Dragon Editions)
Contributed by: ~C4Chaos