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ROCHESTER, NY – Veteran forward Mark Mancari recorded his first hat trick ofthe season and David Leggio stopped 27 of 28 shots as the Rochester Americans kicked off the second half of the 2012-13 campaign with a 5-1 win over the Toronto Marlies Friday night at The Blue Cross Arena. The win closes out a perfect four-game homestand for the Amerks and gives Rochester its first win this season over the Marlies after dropping the previous five meetings between the North Division foes. Kevin Porter (1+2) and Brayden McNabb (0+3), who each represented the Amerks at the 2013 AHL All-Star Classic earlier this week in Providence, each notched three points apiece in the win, while Evan Rankin rounded out the scoring for Rochester, which has won nine of its last 11 games at home. Jerry D'Amigo provided Toronto's lone goal and Jussi Rynnas made 24 saves in the loss for the Marlies, who have dropped three straight and six of their last seven games.
Mancari spotted the Amerks to a 1-0 lead just 5:54 into the contest, deflecting Nick Crawford's shot from the left point to the top of net for his 12th of the season. Crawford made a nice play at the blueline to keep the play alive and sent a quick shot toward the goal-mouth, where Mancari was able to steer it to the upper right corner.
With the goal, Mancari leapfrogged T.J. Brennan for the team lead in scoring with his 36th point and extended his current point streak to four games. Mancari, who now shows 194 career points as an Amerk, ranks 31st all-time in scoring in franchise history, surpassing current Buffalo Sabres captain Jason Pominville and tying Amerks Hall of Famer Rick Pagnutti.
Rochester increased its lead late in the opening frame as the All-Star duo of Porter and McNabb struck to give the home team a two-goal advantage at 17:05. Luke Adam sent a cross-ice pass to McNabb at the left half-wall and as McNabb moved into shoot, he instead found Porter all alone in the high slot, where the Amerks captain snapped a one-timer past Rynass for his 13th goal of the season. The Amerks went up 3-0 in the second period as Rich Schofield set up Rankin for an easy tap-in at the top of the crease before Mancari added his second of the night, converting Kevin Sundher's pass off a two-on-one rush 5:57 into the final frame to cap a four-goal run.Toronto spoiled Leggio's bid for the shutout late in the third period as Spencer Abbott and Simon Gysbers set up D'Amigo in the low slot, but Rochester would answer with just 14 seconds left in regulation as Mancari completed the hat trick on the power-play to give the Amerks the 5-1 win. Porter and McNabb each earned their third points of the night with the assists. The Amerks open a four-game road swing on Saturday, Feb. 2 as they travel to nearby Syracuse to take on the Crunch at the War Memorial at Oncenter. The 7:30 p.m. matchup will be the sixth of 10 meetings between the intrastate rivals this season and will be carried live on Sports 1280 WHTK. The game will also be televised live on Time Warner Cable SportsChannel 98. Contact email@example.com
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It is National Infertility Awareness Week and a good time to help educate couples that may be struggling to start a family.
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There are basic tests, like semen analysis and hormonal testing that can help determine a diagnosis. However, a fertility specialist will look for more specific indicators, as well. "At The Fertility Center of Charleston, we will evaluate infertility and provide treatment plans," Singleton said. "The patient stays with the same physician every step of the way."
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WASHINGTON — Heart-clogging trans fats have been slowly disappearing from grocery aisles and restaurant menus in the last decade. Now, the Food and Drug Administration is finishing the job.
The FDA planned to announce Thursday it will require the food industry to gradually phase out all trans fats, saying they are a threat to people's health. Commissioner Margaret Hamburg said the move could prevent 20,000 heart attacks and 7,000 deaths each year.
Hamburg said that while the amount of trans fats in the country's diet has declined dramatically in the last decade, they "remain an area of significant public health concern." The trans fats have long been criticized by nutritionists, and New York and other local governments have banned them.
The agency isn't yet setting a timeline for the phase-out, but it will collect comments for two months before officials determine how long it will take. Different foods may have different timelines, depending how easy it is to find a substitute.
"We want to do it in a way that doesn't unduly disrupt markets," says Michael Taylor, FDA's deputy commissioner for foods. To phase them out, the FDA said it had made a preliminary determination that trans fats no longer fall in the agency's "generally recognized as safe" category, which is reserved for thousands of additives that manufacturers can add to foods without FDA review. Once trans fats are off the list, anyone who wants to use them would have to petition the agency for a regulation allowing it, and that would be unlikely to be approved.
Trans fats are widely considered the worst kind for your heart, even worse than saturated fats, which can also contribute to heart disease. Trans fats are used both in processed food and in restaurants, often to improve the texture, shelf life or flavor of foods. They are created when hydrogen is added to vegetable oil to make it more solid, which is why they are often called partially hydrogenated oils.
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That man about to step into the ring with Barack Obama and Mitt Romney at 9 p.m. Monday is CBS' Bob Schieffer. He'll be the evening's referee … er … moderator.
Schieffer will be able to show us all what he can do in what we know now is the world's most thankless profession in the year 2012 – moderator of presidential and vice presidential debates.
I suspect the experienced Schieffer will have a bit less trouble maintaining order Monday amid the showboating, chaos and rancor than his three predecessors – all of whom, in my opinion, performed splendidly, though in very different ways under different forms of duress.
Schieffer is no newbie in this arena. He has done it before. And while he isn't exactly one of the original members of "Murrow's boys" at CBS News, he is from the very next generation after them.
He probably won't be as easy to steamroll as the others occasionally were (largely because he'll anticipate the steamroll attempts to come).
The worst so far was PBS' venerable Jim Lehrer, but only because he was dealing with a brand-new hitherto unexpected fact in our political universe.
To wit, Mitt Romney is a talker. A jabberer, even. Romney's strategy has been to get in as much information and passionate self-proclamation as possible every time it's his turn, and if that means pulling God-only-knows-what out of the ether and steamrolling over the clock, so be it.
He isn't entirely wrong, either. The ground rules often made each candidate's allotted time too constricting, I thought.
In response, Romney reminded me of a wonderful phrase used by William Phillips, one of the founders of the venerable little magazine The Partisan Review, to describe another founder, Philip Rahv: "He's a manic impressive." It seems to me that might nicely describe Romney in his debates with President Obama.
That, most of us would guess, is the exact temperamental opposite of Obama. To quote another finely honed description by someone about a partner, Obama reminds me of Ed McMahon's immortal line about his lifelong employer and onscreen partner, Johnny Carson: "He packs a tight suitcase."
Obama, too, is clearly a man who packs a tight suitcase. Wasted motion isn't his thing. That didn't stop him from scoring his points in the second debate this week, but I must confess that I didn't find what happened at that debate to be a star-spangled moment in American democracy.
The heck with George Will, I say, and his proclamation that it was the best presidential debate he'd ever seen.
The TV spectacle of two candidates for the highest office we have circling each other as if they were in a cage match and wagging admonitory fingers (rather than drop-kicking each other in the jaw) was quite a bit less than edifying.
I'm glad that the president got a chance to make up the ground he needlessly lost in the first debate – when Romney's penchant for blabbering over the ground rules whenever possible gave poor Lehrer his toughest task as moderator. But it seems to me anyone proposing that second presidential cage match as a sturdy template for the way all subsequent presidential debates ought to go is a damn fool.
I don't think the debates are pointless. Voters desperately need presidential candidates to tell us who they are, how they got that way, what they believe and how they intend to govern. I also think it's revealing to see how they react to questions from others and dissing from each other.
However, the minute it descends into circling each other like participants in one of Michael Vick's dogfights, George Will can have it. I'm checking out. I prefer language, wit and as much truth as possible.
In other words, the minute the last presidential debate turned into "good television" was the minute I wanted to leave the room. I want the winner of the contest to be the president of the United States, not the heavyweight champion of DebateWorld.
The controversy over moderator Candy Crowley's sudden despairing entry into the world of debate fact-checking is one of the sillier things to come out of it all. Crowley, quite logically, has said she wanted to get them both to move on and if that meant ceding each incontestable points, let it be. And if that cede messed-up one candidate's plan for a campaign talking point, that's just too bad.
If the year 2012 is anything, it's the year of the fact-checker. In the protracted occupational nervous breakdown that the Internet is causing in worldwide journalism, the job of Fact Checker has received a huge upgrade from its once-modest position to one of immense value in the modern political world.
We all know pols lie occasionally. They always have and always will. It's their job to make themselves look good to win the job of making the world better.
With the Internet as an instant research resource, the job of Fact Checker has changed. It used to be an entry-level job at magazines to make sure writers didn't misstate something.
If, for instance, Gore Vidal, in an essay for the New York Review of Books on Italo Calvino discusses one of the Italian novelist's books – "The Baron in the Trees," say – it's a fact-checker's job to make sure he's not misstating dates or quotes or plot points, whatever. (I use Vidal, by the way, because in the past, those who have served as his fact-checkers have gone public on the difficulties of the gig.)
The Internet has greatly accelerated the speed at which a fact-checker can do a lot of preliminary work, making on-the-air fact-checking possible right after political appearances (not to mention all over the partisan snark of the new world of social media).
What could once get by in Stephen Colbert's immortal phrase as "truthiness" is going to get roughed up by Fact Checkers in a Fact Checking world.
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In early November, the Converge board of overseers voted to accept the invitation of Vision360 to bring its organization and Collaboration Center under Converge oversight and ownership. As a result, God opened the door for Converge to reclaim the original dream. Converge president Dr. Jerry Sheveland made the following comments:
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I think I must be the only person in Tiffin who dislikes pumpkin pie. Add to that the fact I do not knowingly eat maple flavoring in anything, and cannot even swallow one sip of iced tea, and I am afraid I might be regarded as definitely un-American.
Does it help that I love apple pie?
I just found the worst recipe I have ever seen. It makes my stomach uneasy just to read it. The author suggests a tasty breakfast dish can be made by stirring canned pumpkin into a dish of oatmeal, and topping it with pumpkin pie spice.
Did I mention I don't like oatmeal, either?
But my personal tastes don't really matter. Pumpkins are great decorations, and I have carved and cut many of them through the years. The first sight of a pumpkin at a farm stand is always a sign summer is past, and the holiday season is almost upon us - moving quickly through Halloween to Thanksgiving and on to Christmas - always before we are ready.
Pumpkins are fairly easy to grow. The seeds can be planted indoors about three weeks before the last frost is expected, and then should be transplanted into the sunniest spot available when the temperature is consistently in the 70s.
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The best site is a small mound about 3 feet in diameter, and you can sow four or five seeds in the middle of this hill, spacing them 6 to 8 inches apart.
Ideally, there should be rich soil with good drainage. Be sure you have plenty of space. An average vine can be expected to spread up to 15 feet in all directions, with its roots the same size.
Because each fruit on the vine will be about 80 percent water, it is obvious plentiful watering is essential for good growth, with 1 to 2 inches of water a week. More is needed in hot or windy weather.
Water in the morning, at ground level when possible, to avoid wet leaves at night. The leaves are subject to fungal disease if they are left wet for long periods.
Growth is steady once the first three leaves have developed, and may spread as much as 6 inches a day in ideal conditions. The first flowers should appear 10 weeks after planting, and will only live for one day.
Baby pumpkins that are not successfully pollinated will turn yellow and wither. You can trim back the vines once the fruit appears
Your pumpkins cannot be hurried, and probably will need more than 100 days to reach maturity. When the vines wither, the green pumpkins have changed color, and the rind is hard, it is time to harvest.
Leave several inches of stem, and let your treasures dry in the sun for a few days. Cover them if there is a light frost expected during this time, and take them inside if there is a hard freeze.
And then there are the giant pumpkins.
I watched a program on PBS a couple of weeks ago about a contest for the heaviest pumpkin, and the winner was more than 1,300 pounds.
To produce something of this size requires dedication bordering on fanaticism throughout the growing season. Special seed varieties are used, and the pumpkin chosen to be the candidate receives attention not only every day but sometimes around the clock since protection from predators such as rabbits (or competing growers) becomes necessary in the final days.
The world record is held by Christy Harp, who had a 1,725-pound Atlantic Giant. Just think what that would do for your compost pile!


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June 2009
In This Issue:
New Teleservice Center to Help Agency Handle Boomer Wave
Social Security and the Recovery Act An Ongoing Relationship
In Office, by Phone, Online and Now on Video
New Way to Verify Employee Social Security Numbers
New Teleservice Center to Help Agency Handle Boomer Wave
Commissioner Michael Astrue has announced that the agency plans to open a new teleservice center (TSC) in Jackson, Tennessee, which will be the first new call center opened by Social Security in more than a decade.
"Social Security is facing an unprecedented wave of people needing our services as baby boomers retire," Commissioner Astrue said. "Response times have been improving significantly, and the new Jackson TSC will help us provide even more timely service to the 60 million Americans who call our toll-free number each year."
All TSCs take calls from throughout the United States and provide service via Social Security's national toll-free number, 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778). Live service is available from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. Automated service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
To learn more, visit the press release at www.ssa.gov/pressoffice/pr/NewTSC-pr.html.
Social Security and the Recovery Act — An Ongoing Relationship
If you work with Social Security and Supplemental Security Income recipients, you already know about one important provision of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009: the one-time recovery payments of $250, which have gone to more than 50 million people. But Social Security's involvement in the Recovery Act goes beyond those payments.
The Act provides $500 million in funding to address increased disability and retirement workloads, as well as $500 million to construct and partially equip our national data support center. The information housed there is essential to provide service to the millions of individuals who count on Social Security each day.
Learn more about Social Security and the Recovery Act at www.socialsecurity.gov/recovery.
Did you know that Social Security produces public service announcements that are free for you to use? The agency has both radio spots and television spots that any website, radio or television station is free to use. We have important messages to deliver that are designed to help people of all ages, whether we're letting them know about our convenient online services or filling them in on important information they need to know about their benefits.
Listen to our most recent radio public service announcements at www.socialsecurity.gov/pressoffice/psa-audio.html.
Take a look at our most recent television public service announcements, featuring Patty Duke, at www.socialsecurity.gov/pressoffice/psa-video.html.
In Office, by Phone, Online and Now on Video
There are a number of ways people can do business with Social Security. Today clients can visit a local office, call by phone and even complete many business transactions online. For the future, we're testing a way for people to do business with us by video.
The new real-time video service is being tested, for example, in Minot, N.D., where it's already a huge success. Social Security representatives are able to conduct interviews face to face even when they're miles away. This makes it possible for representatives to verify needed documents using high-resolution video screens even when they don't actually have it in hand.
Video service delivery was honored as a finalist in Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government 2009 Innovations in American Government Awards competition.
Video service delivery is only available in the test area at this time. But another way Social Security brings the office closer to clients is with our online services — available everywhere. See a list of online services available at www.socialsecurity.gov/onlineservices.
New Way to Verify Employee Social Security Numbers
The process for employers to verify Social Security numbers is changing. Employers can now verify employee Social Security numbers by phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week with a new automated telephone service.
Beginning fall 2009, employers, as well as third parties acting on behalf of employers, will only be able to verify employee numbers online or over the automated telephone service. Social Security's telephone agents will no longer verify numbers for employers.
To use the system, you must be registered. Employers can register today at www.socialsecurity.gov/employer. Select the "Business Services Online" link. More information is available on the website. For registration questions, visit www.socialsecurity.gov/employer or call Social Security's employer reporting service center at 1-800-772-6270.
Did you know that Social Security has an updated home page in Spanish? The page has been improved to mirror the success of the redesigned English home page at www.socialsecurity.gov. The new Spanish-language page has many of the features you've come to love — only in Spanish!
Many of the links to important news and information are available on this new page, making it easy for those who speak Spanish as their primary language to stay in the know.
See the new Spanish-language website for yourself; visit www.socialsecurity.gov/espanol.
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Fire crews in Lancaster County were called to a house fire early Sunday.
The fire started just after midnight Sunday in the 900 block of Clark Street in Lancaster Township.
The fire started in the kitchen then spread to other parts of the home, according to the Lafayette fire chief. A young resident of the home noticed the fire and alerted the rest of the family.
The fire chief said because it was so foggy Sunday morning, it was hard to tell exactly how much smoke was coming out when they arrived.
Four people were displaced after the fire and are being assisted by the American Red Cross.
The fire chief estimates the damage to the home around $30,000 and about $20,000 in damage to the contents.


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5 Ways to Tell You're Getting Too Old for Video Games
We tend to be very critical of the video game industry here at Cracked, and damn it, the industry deserves it. They charge more per-copy of their product than any home entertainment medium, and are always looking to squeeze us for more. If they don't like being held to a high standard, tough shit.
But ... a lot of the bitching I hear about games (some of which I hear out of my own mouth) isn't really about the games. It's about us, and the fact that once you hit a certain age, you're no longer the target audience game makers have in mind. Here are some signs that, sadly, you might be outgrowing your favorite hobby.
#5. You Think Multiplayer is Bullshit
Hey, remember when a game was a wondrous adventure you could totally get lost in for weeks on end? Alone?
Depending on your age, there's a good bet that in your teens at least one Final Fantasy game sucked you in with a force that no novel ever could. What happened to games like that, when the single player was a sweeping, epic story rather than five hours you could blow through in a Friday night?
"Now let me tell you the entire history of the War of the Magi."
Of course, those games were created back when the main story was something other than a one-day crash course intended to train you up for the multiplayer. These days, multiplayer is like a "get out of a bad game free" card. Game makers don't have to worry about AI or plot or progression or variety, because the real game is out there on XBox Live, where it's all about players shooting each other until the time limit expires or a point cap is reached. Everything else on the disc is just window dressing for, "point, shoot, die, respawn."
Add in gamer shit-talk from emotionally stunted teenagers, and suddenly most modern gaming is about as fun as being held down by a bully and repeatedly slapped with your own hand until you black out. And if you don't live up to your teammates' expectations, it's even worse -- you have to get yelled at by some stranger who thinks the veteran/n00b relationship is basically employer/employee. What I'm saying is, I'd rather fistfight a wolf than play multiplayer.
But the Truth Is...
My complaint isn't really with multiplayer. It's with the fact that I can't stand teenage dipshits. Of course multiplayer games don't have to be random matchups with children and assholes -- some of the best times you can have in a game involve gathering friends and laughing your asses off as one guy ramps the Warthog off a cliff, sending everybody flailing through the air. And the technology makes it easy to set up those gaming sessions...
... when you're in high school.
"You need your own computers, dipshits."
When you're older, getting even four people your age together on the same night could take literally months, and requires the construction of an intricate scaffold of babysitters, vacation days and placated spouses. And then, when it finally all comes together, the novelty wears off after an hour or so and all that is left is the frustration of being absolutely horrible at the game. These games are electronic sports, they require practice. That's why my own kids can head-shot me on the run while jumping off of a building and switching weapons in mid-air.
And you know what? Not once do I hear them complain about what a fuckjob move it was for the industry to focus on multiplayer. I can whine right into their ear about how it's bullshit to have to pay separately for an online account, and how only an asshole would pay $15 for a pack of five recycled maps. They don't listen. They're too busy sneaking up behind me and laughing wildly as they knife me in my old, arthritic back.
#4. You Think Games Are Suddenly Too Long
Of course, not every game is "beat it in an afternoon" length. The very next notch up the scale of game length is the "you will never fucking see everything even if you play it for three years" games. Skyrim is promising "over 300 hours of gameplay". Games like that have endless tricks to stretch out the game experience forever and ever -- from assloads of side quests, to the promise of a completely different experience if you go back and choose a different character class or skill set (see: Borderlands) .
You can always spot these bloated games immediately, because you have to invest 10 hours in the intro mission that teaches you the menus ("What, you mean Fallout 3 isn't about a dude who spends his entire life inside this fucking underground vault?").
"Press X to party."
But more does not mean better. I didn't have to skin too many coyotes in Red Dead Redemption before I realized I was playing a time wasting simulator. Now please, somebody tell me if this letter icon on my map will actually advance the fucking main story, or is just another side mission to earn $35 so I can buy bullets for the next side mission. Since when is entertainment about making the audience wander around aimlessly so you can boast about the sheer tonnage of hours you gave them?
But the Truth Is...
Boredom is a young man's disease. For me, every minute I spend playing, more shit is piling up in my work inbox. No, I don't need a game that will kill time. I need a game that will give me the most possible fun in the precious few hours of spare time I get in a week. Trust me, if you ever see me reopen my World of Warcraft account, it means I probably got fired from my job.
Thank you, hot mage chick. That money was really weighing me down.
And this is when I realize that these are the games I specifically asked the industry to make 15-20 years ago. Back then, one of a game's selling points was the amount of hours it took to beat it. A 40-hour RPG was a big deal, and even after you beat it, you still wanted more. There are RPG's I've beaten a dozen times. Grinding and leveling was such a "rinse and repeat" set of motions, there were times when I'd snap out of a daze and realize that I had been killing the same monsters for three hours, increasing ten levels on autopilot. I fantasized about endless games that you could just get lost in.
Well, game developers listened to the 17 year-old me. It's just that by the time they got around to figuring out how to make a 300-hour game, I had a job and three kids, and 300 hours represents every minute of gaming time I'll have available to me in the next three years. In other words, selling me that game is the same as taunting me, reminding me that the same obligations that let me afford to buy games also prevent me from playing them.
"And then you just hit the squat button to teabag him..."
#3. You Miss Game Storylines That Were Actually Compelling
When's the last time you actually cared about what happened in a video game? Between the stiffly-acted cutscenes and bullshit recycled plots, you can't help but wonder what happened after the golden age of Role Playing Games in the 1990s and early 2000s.
I got absolutely hooked on a series of Nintendo games called Dragon Warrior in the 1980s. Jump ahead to 1994, and regardless of the day you arrive, you'll find me camped out in front of a Final Fantasy III (or FF VI, for you purists) marathon that lasted five years. When we got a hand-me-down Playstation, the first thing I bought was Final Fantasy 7. In 2000, it was The Legend of Dragoon, or the more aptly named "Final Fantasy with an Extra Button."
That's Dragoon on top. FF7 on bottom.
And what modern game can possibly match that amazing 20 minute-long ending cinematic for FFIII that wrapped up the storylines for each of the characters we'd come to know and love in the course of beating the game? And then again while beating it eight more times?
Now, all of those deep, engrossing games are gone, replaced by "point and shoot" games for the kiddies who could care less about story and just want action, action, action, hitting the "skip" button half a second into each cut scene. If they're playing Mass Effect, maybe they keep watching to see the fucking.
"It's like you dicked down the whole town... even though you got dick to go 'round."
But the Truth Is...
Let's go back and watch one of those cut scenes from Final Fantasy III/VI:
Huh. That seemed... way more powerful when I saw it as a teenager.
And even weirder, I watch my kids play games now that barely have a story at all, yet they're transfixed. It's almost like they're seeing something I'm not. For instance, I let my kids mess around in a Grand Theft Auto game (supervised) and the first thing my son does is steal an ambulance. My youngest daughter then pretended to be injured and dialed him on her pretend cellphone. He drove the ambulance around town until she told him, "I'm there on that next block." He'd then pull over and pretend to pick her up... and drive her to the actual in-game hospital. The whole trip, he'd bark out things he'd heard on medical dramas and pretend to save her.
"Be advised: incoming six year old female, acute myocardial infarction, BP steadily dropping..."
Wait a second. Is it possible that those old games didn't do anything magical with their programming to create "immersion," and that, like my kids with GTA, I "immersed" myself in those games because I was playing them at a time before I was dead inside?
I can play a zombie game now, and I just see a bunch of boring, repetitive enemies. My kids can't even be in the same room with me -- they find those games terrifying because they're imagining themselves in the game, fighting the zombies.
"If I hear you scream 'motherfucker' one more time, you're grounded."
The older you get, the less elastic your imagination becomes, and the less able you are to fill in whatever gaps the game leaves in the narrative. It's why a toddler can open a birthday present and then immediately disregard the toy in favor of spending the next three hours playing with the box. If you see an adult doing that, suddenly it's time for an intervention.


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Protalix BioTherapeutics reported positive Phase III results with Uplyso in treatment-naive patients diagnosed with Gaucher's disease. The firm expects to submit an NDA before the end of the year.
Uplyso, previously referred to as prGCD, is already being supplied to certain patients under specific guidelines according to the FDA's expanded-access program. Shire also has a late-stage Gaucher's therapy that is being marketed under the same program. Both received sanction due to the shortfall in the supply of Cerezyme, Genzyme's approved medication, after the company's production was affected when it closed one of its plants due to viral contamination.
Protalix' trial met its primary endpoint, mean reduction in spleen volume after nine months compared with baselines in both 60 units/kg dose and in the lower 30 units/kg dose treatment groups, Protalix reports. Additionally, the primary endpoint was observed after six months of treatment in both treatment groups.
Statistically significant improvements compared with baselines were also observed in the secondary endpoints including increase in hemoglobin level, decrease in liver size, and increase in platelet count at the 60 units/kg dose, Protalix continues.
Similarly, the 30 units/kg dose also showed statistically significant improvements compared with baselines in hemoglobin level and liver size. Significant nominal elevation in platelet count in this lower dose was also seen, according to the company.
The safety analysis for both doses showed that Uplyso was well tolerated and no serious adverse events were reported. About 6% of patients in the trial developed antibodies to the drug during the study. None of the patients in the trial developed neutralizing antibodies, though. Only 6% of the patients in the trial experienced hypersensitivity.
The Phase III study with Uplyso was a nine-month, randomized, double-blind, parallel-group, dose-ranging evaluation of patients with Gaucher's disease. Patients were randomized to receive either 60 units/kg or 30 units/kg of the drug administered intravenously once every two weeks. A total of 31 patients were enrolled at 11 centers in Europe, North America, South America, Israel, and South Africa.
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But try as hard as it wants, Apple just can't seem to bring itself
to truly rain on Windows 7's launch party. Truth be told,
though Apple will never admit it, its very good friends with
Microsoft. After all, Microsoft offers one of the most popular
pieces of software for Macs -- Microsoft Office for Mac.
And for the last three years two of the most popular operating
systems on a Mac besides OS X were Windows
XP and Windows
Vista. Apple may pretend that Windows is buggy and worthy
of scorn, but when it comes down to it, the allure of the productive,
functional OS is too much to resist and too much to deny its
Apple even showed Microsoft a bit of love on Windows 7 launch day.
Responding to a deluge of comments from Apple MacBook owners
pleading for official Windows 7 Boot Camp support, Apple revealed
that it will be adding support for the new OS before the end of the
Granted, it won't be adding support for all Macs. Certain
older iMacs and MacBooks Pro from 2006 won't be allowed to use
Windows 7. Its unclear why, considering these computers have
Intel processors and in theory could have specs more than capable of
running the new OS.
Mac owners looking to get their Windows 7 groove on can probably
it already, following the directions posted here.
quote: Windows 7 is a minor upgrade but the number "7" falsely indicates a major upgrade. Internally, the Windows version numbers are: XP (5.2), Vista (6.0), W7 (6.1). The "7" in Windows 7 is no more meaningful than "XP" or "Vista"; it's the marketing name.
quote: If Windows 7 was...named Windows 6.1, it wouldn't be getting nearly as much hype.
quote: The gimmicks in Windows 7 wouldn't be getting a free pass from reviewers either.
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July 12, 1950 – May 3, 2013
James J. Pellegrino, of the Town of Tonawanda, a business owner, died Friday in the Cleveland Clinic after a short illness. He was 62.
Born in Buffalo, he was a graduate of Kenmore West High School.
As a member of the National Guard, he was activated to assist in the Southern Tier after Hurricane Agnes.
Mr. Pellegrino began working in service and repair of heating and air-conditioning systems at Automatic Firing Inc. in 1971 and became owner of the company, which serviced many schools, in 1983. In 2004, he sold the company to J.W. Danforth Co. and continued as parts sales manager.
He enjoyed golfing, fishing, poker and travel.
Survivors include his wife of 42 years, the former Janet J. Braunscheidel; a son, James Jr.; three daughters, Ann Marie, Carrie and Bonnie; a brother, Rick; and a sister, Peg Maxick.
A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Amigone Funeral Home, 2600 Sheridan Drive, Town of Tonawanda.


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The mountain tour from the parking place/PostBus stop to the Salbit Hut - Hanging Bridge - Voralp Hut takes around 5.5 hours and is recommended solely for well-practised mountain hikers. It is advisable to spend the night in one of the two SAC Voralp and Salbit alpine huts. Furthermore, we also advise you to rent a climbing safety belt, as this is very demanding tour (available for rent at both the Voralp and Salbit alpine huts).
The careful planning of a tour will ensure that you also derive the maximum pleasure and enjoyment from it. Please take the time to contact the local information centre and enquire about route and weather conditions before setting off. Your intended trail may be fully or partially closed, depending on the time of year and weather conditions.


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On February 26, oral arguments were presented on whether authorities can take the DNA of criminal suspects upon arrest but before they are convicted of a crime. Maryland officials maintain the state acted properly when it collected DNA by swabbing Alonzo Jay King, Jr.'s cheek when he was arrested in 2009 a year after the state expanded DNA sample collection to include suspects of felony first-degree assault. King's DNA matched a sample stored in a state database in connection with a 2003 case in which a 53-year-old woman was raped, eventually resulting in the life sentence he is now serving. However, King contended that in collecting DNA before conviction, Maryland carried out an unreasonable search and seizure in violation of the U.S. Constitution's Fourth Amendment. (Find out more about the case here.) Do you think Maryland authorities did the right thing by collecting King's DNA?
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Serves 5 |
Prep Time 10 minutes |
Cook Time 15 minutes
1 1/2 cups Eden Quinoa, washed and drained
1 1/2 cups organic sweet corn, fresh or frozen
1/2 cup green peas, fresh or frozen
2 1/4 cups water
1/2 cup green bell pepper, diced
1/2 cup roasted red peppers, chopped
1/2 cup red onion, minced
1 cup fresh basil, finely chopped
15 ounces Eden Navy Beans, drainedor cooked Eden Dry Navy Beans
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 1/2 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1/4 cup lemon juice, freshly squeezed
1 Tbsp Eden Ume Plum Vinegar, or to taste
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Place quinoa, water, corn and peas in a sauce pan. Cover, bring to a boil, reduce flame to low and simmer for 12 to 15 minutes. Remove and place in a large mixing bowl. Toss with a spoon or fork to fluff and cool the quinoa. Add the red onion, basil, roasted pepper and navy beans. Blend the lemon juice, garlic, olive oil and ume plum vinegar in a blender. Pour over the quinoa and vegetables. Mix in thoroughly and serve on a bed of lettuce.
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IEEE Spectrum, the flagship publication for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, recently carried an article on the history of the popular open hardware microcontroller board, the Arduino.
[Project founder Massimo] Banzi and his collaborators were strong believers in open source software. Since the purpose was to create a quick and easily accessible platform, they felt they'd be better off opening up the project to as many people as possible rather than keeping it closed.
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"By providing a platform that lets the artist or designer get a little way in there, it makes it easier for them to work with engineers and say, 'This is what I want to do,' " [lead Arduino software developer David Mellis] says. "I don't think it's replacing the engineer; it's just facilitating that collaboration."
The Arduino is a fantastic example of multiple things--a platform for rapid prototyping (a crucial component of the open source way), a hacker 'scratching his own itch' (I need a platform for my students) in public where other people could adapt his creation for their own wildly different uses, a way to lower the barriers to access of technology creation.
Have you worked with the Arduino or another open hardware platform that's changed your view of electronics, making, or the world in general? What other tools have started in an academic setting and spread elsewhere?
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I coach a First Lego League team. Part of that program includes doing research on a theme which changes annually. The research includes defining a problems and proposing a solution. The kids developed a working prototype for their solution around an Arduino UNO. The prototype was valuable in that it gave them a spring board to consider what would have to be improved to move toward a viable commercial product.
i created a door opener!
it uses a tomcat app server, a little bit of java, mysql (user tables) a little bit more of electronics (mainboard for arduino, arduino for interfacing) and of course the arduino c. ok... i am actually more of an engineer than an artist.
it was my first project with arduino and i found it interesting and very funny to realize. and the best thing is... i can open my door with my iphone ;-)
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Anthony Gale "Andy" Thompson, 46, a resident of Elkins, passed away Thursday, Nov. 22, 2012, in Davis Memorial Hospital.
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He was twice married, first to Cynthia Faye Nine Thompson, who preceded him in death Oct. 18, 2010. On Sept. 22, 2012, he was married to Diettra Dawn "Dee Dee" Smith Thompson, who survives in Elkins.
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Also preceding him in death are his paternal grandfather, Herbert B. Thompson; and his paternal grandparents, Emerson and Nettie White.
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How to deactivate and mark a link to current page
Hi guys, I'm new to here, so please don't shoot me at once. The question is in topic – For general site navigation I use TXP sections as menu items, which are displayed with this tag:
<txp:section_list break="li" include_default="0" sort="name asc" />
which produces such html code:

Section 1

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In CSS i have different styles for regular and hovered links and the idea is to display actual menu item as hovered and make this link inactive when the corresponding section is already active.
May be there are solutions for this?
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Re: How to deactivate and mark a link to current page
You could try
<txp:section_list wraptag="ul" break="li">
<txp:if_section name='<txp:section />'>
<txp:section title="1" />
<txp:else />
<txp:section title="1" link="1" />
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Re: How to deactivate and mark a link to current page
See also example 3 of the section_list page on TXP Docs. (Bookmark the Tag Reference.)
Edit: Now that I read the topic's title again, I think colak's solution is the one you should choose. I was mislead by the hover/active/inactive terminology.
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Re: How to deactivate and mark a link to current page
Thank you all very much – sometimes mental support is enough :) Solution:
In page template:

<txp:section_list active_class="current" break="li" include_default="0" wraptag="ul" />
In CSS:
#nav2 ul li a:hover { color:#CC0000;}
#nav2 ul li a.current { color:#CC0000; pointer-events: none; cursor: default;}
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Re: How to deactivate and mark a link to current page
Your solution does highlight the active section but it does not deactivate the link. Having said that, the link is useful when one is not on the front page of the section or when they are on an article page so I would change the css to
#nav2 ul li a.current { color:#cccccc;} or another colour of your liking.
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SCHLADMING, Austria - The USA narrowly missed the medals in Sunday's FIS Alpine Ski World Championships women's downhill, as Julia Mancuso of Squaw Valley was a .15 out of the prizes in fifth place while Truckee native Stacey Cook was sixth.
France's Marion Rolland took the surprise gold.
In an aggressive race that featured higher speeds than training, the twisty, turny Schladming S turn midway down the course took its toll on the American racers, as both Mancuso and Cook were dominating their runs up to that point.
"I don't know where I lost it - I'm a little frustrated right now," Cook said after the race. "I want to talk to my coaches to find out where all that time went."
"It was really difficult with fast snow," Mancuso said. "You had to be 100 percent on it to do well. It was bumpy and fast but it was a lot of fun. It was hard to feel perfect; you just had to charge hard. It was close to being on the podium. I felt pretty solid on the course - didn't feel like I would crash. When you're at World Championships you're charging hard."
Fellow Americans Leanne Smith and Alice McKennis finished 12th and 17th, respectively, in front of a crowd of more than 25,000 fans.
The injured Lindsey Vonn leads the downhill standings, while Cook is second, McKennis fourth and Smith sixth.
"This team is always striving for podiums right now," said U.S. Speed Head Coach Chip White. "The girls are disappointed. I personally am very proud of them for the job they've done to get to this point and they still are the best downhill team in the world."
Olympic medalist Andrew Weibrecht finished 22nd and teammate Steven Nyman was 25th to lead the USA in a rugged downhill at the FIS Alpine Ski World Championships in Schladming on Saturday.
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