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(CP) -- T.J. Brennan scored three goals and added an assist to lead the Toronto Marlies to a 6-3 win over the St. John's IceCaps in American Hockey League action Saturday afternoon.
It was Brennan's second hat trick in three games this season. His seven goals and 10 points have helped the Marlies to a 3-0-0-0 start.
Wade MacLeod, John-Michael Liles and Stefan Legein had the other goals for Toronto while Drew MacIntyre stopped 21 shots.
Andrew Gordon, Jerome Samson and Will O'Neill scored for St. John's. Jussi Olkinuora turned aside 27 shots.
Brennan opened the scoring early in the game when he sent his fifth goal of the season into the net at 1:45. He attacked again 98 seconds later to give the Marlies a 2-0 advantage.
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After all, girlfriend-until-10-days-ago Cressida Bonas did join him at a charity event in London in March.
But despite reports and rumors that the prince, 29, and Bonas, 25, may meet to discuss the rekindling of their two-year relationship, sources close to the couple say it's over.
"She is a lovely girl, and a beautiful girl, but this has run its course," a friend tells PEOPLE. "It wasn't to be."
It has been a difficult week for Bonas since news of their split broke. While she was spotted commuting to and from her office job at Mubi, the online movie company based in London's Soho, Harry was in the U.S., catching up with old friends at his pal Guy Pelly's wedding.
His weekend began with pool parties in Miami before he headed to Memphis, to join brother Prince William and other guests for the two-day bash.
He was in "good form," a friend at the wedding tells PEOPLE.
A source close to the couple confirmed the split April 29, saying that it was "amicable." The source added that Bonas was hoping to concentrate on her career – a hint that she perhaps couldn't do so as a royal girlfriend.
"Cressida has been a bit wobbly about the whole situation for quite some time," adds Majesty magazine's editor-in-chief, Ingrid Seward. "Not about him, but about the whole situation and really if it is what she wants."
A pal who studied alongside Bonas at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance adds, "She's just trying to figure out exactly what she wants to do, what niche [of dance] – there's a lot to choose from."
The breakup certainly seemed sudden, as the couple had been skiing together in Kazakhstan in March, and Bonas attended her first official function with him that month.
But, perhaps as a sign of their growing estrangement, Harry quietly jetted off to Botswana with pals over Easter.
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Children and hyperactivity
Toddlers and young children often are very active and have a short attention span. This type of behavior is normal for their age. Providing lots of healthy active play for your child can sometimes help.
Parents may question whether the child is just more active than most children, or whether their child has hyperactivity that is part of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or another mental health condition.
It is always important to make sure that your child can see and hear well, and to make sure there are no stressful events at home or school that may explain the behavior.
However, if the behaviors below have been present for a while or are becoming worse, the first step is to see your child's health care provider:
Cunningham N, Jensen P. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB,Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics.19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011: chap 30.
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In talking about gay marriage, we should always strive to cultivate humility in ourselves as we listen to others' perspectives and share our own.
I came to Yale as a freshman in the fall of 2010 with two big uncertainties hanging over my head: Whether my dad would get elected to the Senate in November and whether I'd ever work up the courage to come out of the closet.
I made some good friends that first semester, took a couple of interesting classes and got involved in a few rewarding activities. My dad won his election. On the surface, things looked like they were going well.
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But the truth was, I wasn't happy.
I'd make stuff up when my suite mates and I would talk about our personal lives. I remember going to a dance with a girl in my class and feeling guilty about pretending to be somebody I wasn't.
One night, I snuck up to the stacks in Sterling Library and did some research on coming out. The thought of telling people I was gay was pretty terrifying, but I was beginning to realize that coming out, however difficult it seemed, was a lot better than the alternative: staying in, all alone.
I worried about how my friends back home would react when I told them I was gay. Would they stop hanging out with me? Would they tell me they were supportive but then slowly distance themselves?
And what about my friends at Yale, the "Gay Ivy"? Would they criticize me for not having come out earlier? Would they be able to understand my anxiety about all of this?
I felt like I didn't quite fit in with Yale or Cincinnati, or with gay or straight culture.
In February of my freshman year, I decided to write a letter to my parents. I'd tried to come out to them in person over winter break but hadn't been able to.
Once I had something I was satisfied with, I overnighted it to my parents and awaited a response. They called as soon as they got the letter. They were surprised to learn I was gay, and full of questions, but absolutely rock-solid supportive.
That was the beginning of the end of feeling ashamed about who I was.
I still had a ways to go, though. By the end of freshman year, I'd only come out to my parents, my brother and sister, and two friends.
One day that summer, my best friend from high school and I were hanging out. "There's something I need to tell you," I finally said. "I'm gay." He paused for a second, looked down at the ground, looked back up, and said, "Me, too."
At first, it was funny. Then it was kind of sad to realize that we'd been going through the same thing all along but hadn't felt safe enough to confide in each other.
I started talking to my dad more about being gay. Through the process of my coming out, we'd had a tacit understanding that he was my dad first and my senator a distant second. Eventually, though, we began talking about the policy issues surrounding marriage for same-sex couples.
The following summer, the summer of 2012, my dad was under consideration to be Gov. Mitt Romney's running mate. The rest of my family and I had given him the go-ahead to enter the vetting process.
My dad told the Romney campaign I was gay, that he and my mom were supportive and proud of their son and that we'd be open about it on the campaign trail.
When he ultimately wasn't chosen for the ticket, I was pretty relieved to have avoided the spotlight of a presidential campaign.
Some people have criticized my dad for waiting for two years after I came out to him before he endorsed marriage for gay couples. Part of the reason for that is that it took time for him to think through the issue more deeply.
But another factor was my reluctance to make my personal life public.
It has been strange to have my personal life in the headlines. I could certainly do without having my sexual orientation announced on the evening news. But in many ways it's been a privilege to come out so publicly.
I'm proud of my dad, not necessarily because of where he is now on marriage equality (although I'm pretty psyched about that), but because he's been thoughtful and open-minded in how he's approached the issue and because he's shown that he's willing to take a political risk in order to take a principled stand.
He was a good man before he changed his position, and he's a good man now, just as there are good people on either side of this issue today.
We're all the products of our backgrounds and environments, and the issue of marriage for same-sex couples is a complicated nexus of love, identity, politics, ideology and religious beliefs.
We should think twice before using terms like "bigoted" to describe the position of those opposed to same-sex marriage or "immoral" to describe the position of those in favor and always strive to cultivate humility in ourselves as we listen to others' perspectives and share our own.
I hope that my dad's announcement and our family's story will have a positive impact on anyone who is closeted and afraid and questioning whether there's something wrong with them.
I've been there. If you're there now, please know that things really do get better, and they will for you, too.
Will Portman is the son of Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, who recently reversed his stance on gay marriage. This column was first published in the Yale Daily News.
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July 29, 2014 - Jenny Rukenbrod
The phrase âWheel on Downã will take front stage this week with the opening of the 169th Columbiana County Fair. For the agricultural community and fair fans in general, this is akin to saying âroll out the red carpetã for the 169th Academy Award Ceremony. Planning and anticipation began the day after the closing of last yearás fair. While 4-H members basked in the glow of prizes and trophies, fair organizers entered into their post-mortem review intent on providing an even better show for next year. The County Fair is an intense example of a community where people and pets are connected. This competitive arena where livestock and agricultural know-how gather, no better entertainment on earth exists. As a long time fair goer and vendor for the service organization in which Iám involved, the fair conjures up a variety of impressions. Fact, fiction, lore and tradition come to mind. Life in a simpler time is the aura of the week where families reside among each other, sharing campfires and communal showers. Youngsters can be seen lounging beside their prized livestock. Barns become dorm rooms where matches are made and friendships carved that will result in lives intertwined forever. Discipline and responsibility are constant through the high temperatures that summer can bring and the adversity of the unexpected challenge. Young and old blend together telling tales that involve hand plows and the IPhone. City mouse meets country mouse in The Grandstand to watch talent like our own local rising stars Jeremy Miller and Cody Gibson and the well documented and ever popular Combine Derby of âCountry Crush.ã The call from the microphone of Dandy Don Humphrey is unmistakable. Royalty, Green Acres, The Food Network and Antique Roadshow are additional images that come to my mind as I anticipate âThe Fairã. Of course, central is the market created when 4-H projects become tomorrowás dinner. While 4-H draws the ire of some extreme animal rights groups, those of us familiar know that 4-H is the nationás largest youth development organization. In addition to animal care and responsible husbandry for not just livestock, but pets, pocket pals, and companion animals alike, 4-Háers engage in hands on learning activities in the areas of science, citizenship and healthy living. Head, Heart, Hands and Health remain important core values for todayás 4-H youth. Contests, blue ribbons, displays, mingling food aromas, mechanical sounds and amusement music, friends greeting friends and the wails of children after the loss of their balloon bring an extra skip of excitement in the sternest personality. Visit the âItems of Yesteryearã building to witness the magical spell cast over generations of fairgoers. Whichever fare you are drawn to when you âwheel on downã, you wonát be disappointed. The Ag Society forefathers would be very proud of their modern Board and Ex-Officio members. Even the County Fair is a community where people and pets are connected. Only in the American Heartland can The Magic Kingdom and manure come together to form the fabric of our lives.
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GREENSBURG - There are those games that become larger than life over time, that become embellished through the years as players tell their kids and eventually their grandkids about being a part of them.
Bishop Carroll's 92-85 victory over WPIAL champion Vincentian shouldn't be one of them. It doesn't need to be.
No, Wednesday's wildly entertaining PIAA Class A second-round boys basketball playoff game - one of the most riveting and exciting contests this writer has witnessed in more than 20 years at the keyboard - had it all already: great individual performances, incredible offense, big plays on defense, clutch shooting, comebacks and responses to those comebacks, gutsy coaching moves, sensational drama and an upset winner.
The pace was so fast it seemed the officials might have called fouls just to catch a breath.
It was, quite simply, one for the ages, win or lose.
Of course, it's more enjoyable when you win.
"It's pretty exciting," said Carroll sophomore guard Brandon Martinazzi, whose 18 points only was the fifth-highest anyone totaled. "We played these guys earlier in the year, and we knew coming in it was going to be a tough game. Our defense has been pretty good, but they're putting up 90, 100 points sometimes. So we knew it was going to be an up-tempo game."
The Huskies overcame 14 Vincentian 3-pointers by four different players in the Royals' Rick Pitino-inspired offense, recovered after watching an eight-point lead turn into a four-point deficit in less than three minutes and responded to a seven-point hole in the second half to win going away by converting 26-of-32 free throws.
"Coming in as the underdogs, we looked at it as we gave them their only loss of the season, so why couldn't we do it again? We knew our defense had to step up, and we had to force their shots on the perimeter. We knew they were going to get those shots, and they did, but we bounced back, and our defense was solid the entire game," Husky forward Scott Ranck said.
Ranck, the only senior to play for BC, scored 27 points in the win.
"We really focused what was going on. When we got down, Coach [Cosie Aliquo] told us we had to have a good possession. We can't be forcing shots. That just gets us into a deeper hole," Ranck said. "Other than that, it's just playing in the moment and enjoying it, and trying to make the best out of it."
Unlikely heroes often arise in games like this, sometimes unsung even though their contributions were vital. BC point guard David Maruca helped the Huskies cut down from seven first-half turnovers against Vincentian's insane pressure - Carroll practiced 5-against-7 to prepare - and went 4-for-4 at the foul line in the last 1:20 after missing four of his first five free throws.
"We play that tempo in practice all the time, so I'm used to it, and my teammates help me out. If I make a mistake, they pick me up," Maruca said. "I liked [the challenge]."
Carroll managed to beat Vincentian, improbably, at its own game. Only using six players while Vincentian coach George Yokitis ran 10 in and out until the final few seconds, the Huskies managed to wear down the Royals, seemingly through power of will and maybe a bit of swagger.
"I'd rather play them like this, not like scoring 90 points a night is something you can do," said Martinazzi, whose team scored just 39 in a close loss to Bishop Guilfoyle in the District 6 championship game. "We condition pretty hard. We run around a lot. We're in pretty good shape, so we're ready for this type of game."
Anyone that was in the gym will long remember this performance by both teams. The irony is that the bleachers were sparsely filled. Yokitis lamented earlier in the week that the 5 p.m. start was going to cause a number of fans to miss a great game, and he hit the nail on the head. In fact, even the losing coach admitted this game was something special to be part of.
"It was two evenly-matched teams. They just played a little better," Yokitis said. "I think the cool thing about the way they play and certainly the way we play, I think people like it."
Vincentian slipped to 26-2, its only losses both to Carroll in close, high-scoring games. The Royals won last season in Ebensburg. The series came about because Yokitis was coached as a junior varsity player at Blacklick Valley in the 1960s by Martinazzi's grandfather.
"He said, 'We should have a game.' I said, 'Fine.' I shouldn't have done it if I knew they were this good," Yokitis said.
This Carroll team, in fact, is just the third to reach the state quarterfinals. The other two advanced to the state semis.
"I didn't know that. Coach didn't mention it. That probably was a good thing, so he didn't get us too nerved up," Ranck said. "That's a great accomplishment, but we just want to keep winning these games."
Whatever happens next, though, these Huskies played a game that future generations will talk about.
"It's huge. It means a lot to us," Maruca said. "In the past six years, Bishop Carroll has made it to the first round [of states], the second round once I think. This hasn't been done in awhile. It's huge."
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Neutralizing the threat is top priority in dangerous situations
April 18, 2013
The fatal shooting of Wayne Jones by Martinsburg city police officers was a tragedy, but one apparently scripted by Mr. Jones himself. Reportedly, Mr....
Finally some common sense!
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Well said, Mr. Miller.
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There are many unanswered questions about this case:
- Why did the police accost Mr. Jones in the first place?
- Why did they find it necessary to tase Mr. Jones (twice)?
- Why were five trained professional "peace" officers unable to subdue one 50 year-old man even after tasing?
- Why were trained police officers unable to recognize they might be dealing with someone who was mentally ill?
- Why did police officers escalate to deadly force against a man who posed no deadly threat to the public? Rage and revenge for a minor wound to a police officer?
The police officers quickly lost control of a minor incident, allowed matters to escalate, responded disproportionately, and killed a man with little provocation and no justification.
It is frightening to live in a city that pays such people to maintain peace and order. We would all be safer if they were not allowed to carry guns. This is not the first incident of this type. The chief of police must be held to accoun
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I'd have to agree with most of what Hilltop said simply because we don't know all of the details. The only common sense thing is to wait until the investigation plays out before jumping to conclusions. The questions Hilltop posed are very reasonable. Someone with a mental illness or simply very drunk may find it hard to comply or become combative. But it shouldn't take 15 shots to calm the situation down and take action that protects both the accused and the police and public.
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I agree that Hilltop has many great questions, and I also think that we should wait for the investigation to answer them. However, I also believe that every American has the right to defend themselves, and meet deadly force with deadly force. If the deceased did indeed stab a police officer then, as unfortunate as his death may be, the officer was defending himself and his peers had every reason to believe they would or could be next.
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I agree that we don't know enough to come to final conclusions, but use of deadly force should be the absolute last resort in case of dire threat, especially for the police. A drunk and/or mentally ill man who was provoked by two tasings to defend himself with some sharp object (it's not clear what) which did not seriously wound the officer, surrounded by five police officers would seem to be a containable threat, and should have already been in handcuffs.
This story reeks of poorly trained policemen with itchy trigger fingers.
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... and very poor judgment.
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If this case is what it looks like, it needs to be addressed, among other things, as a leadership problem. This is happening too often and involving too many police officers to dismiss as a coincidental series of isolated incidents.
I am all for law and order, but I will not take it at the price of condoning police brutality (e.g., Sheriff Shirley), wanton disregard for the safety of the public (including suspects), or living in fear of trigger happy "peace" officers jumping to their own deadly conclusions.
Adult leadership is necessary and should be expected for people carrying guns in the name of the people.
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LOL! I suppose the police are supposed to stop and do a quick mini-mental exam???? How can one assess a mental illness or someone that is high in a matter of minutes or seconds? Mentally ill people can be as deadly as drugged up people. Infact, they can be just as difficult to subdue, if not worse! And if the voices tell them that officers are demons, to kill them, then an officer doesn't stand a chance without deadly force in many situations. It can take up to 8 large security guards to stop one 5' foot female schizophrenic patient. Once again, we weren't there and we don't know.
My question is were the taser shots even effective? Did the probes find their target? If not, it is as though the tasers were never fired. But I am sure everyone would know this.
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Whatever happened to the Journal's policy of not allowing responses to signed and published letters except through other signed letters?
Why is it that today's story about an upstanding and responsible holder of a concealed carry permit brandishing his piece on medical personnel was not opened to comments?
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"I have to wonder where the group now concerned about Mr. Jones' death was when he needed help? Could it be a case that they now smell the money? Mr. Jones designed his own death."
Exactly. Money, money, money. But not the NAACP, but rather the "victim's" attorney. The NAACP is acting as precisely what it has proclaimed to fight - to be used by the system to benefit another. You've been had. Sorry, NAACP.
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The officers were never in any danger. The one "stabbed" did not require medical care. They should be dismissed from the force for incompetence.
Then they should all be put on trial for manslaughter, at the least.
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Really now. Mr. Jones failed to obey police orders, brandished a knife and stabbed a police officer what were they suppose to do pat him on the head and say don't do that again. As for the stabbing being a minor injury were the police suppose to stop and examine the stabbed officer before neutralizing the threat? He was tasered twice and didn't go down do you not see the need to escalate the force being used?
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Contrary, you seem pretty confident in your statements. How do you know that no officer was in danger? Were you there? Do tell?!?!
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I'm confident because I myself, at 155 pounds, have faced down TWO men armed with knives. I had NO weapon except my training. I have two minor scars on my right hand, surely more significant than the stab wound that the officer received that did not require medical care.
It comes download to training and attitude. The officers either were not trained properly, had allowed themselves to become so out of shape that they could not handle a 59 year old civilian, or had the wrong attitude (confront one kill rather than offer to help).
Beep, I don't like to argue with you, but this should not have happened. Two high school students could have disarmed the man. I certainly could have and I'm 67.
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"Contrary hasnt a clue. He is among the crowd that blames Amurka first."
No, I place blame where it belongs. This has nothing to do with America (and I resent your misspelling of the country that I have fought for).
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BTW, look up the definition of neutralizing.
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(confront one kill rather than offer to help)
Should have read
(confront and kill rather than offer to help)
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that's all that can be asked now it's time to answer
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"We are very good friends," Bosworth told PEOPLE Tuesday at a Chanel dinner in New York honoring Vanessa Paradis for Rouge Coco lipstick. "He's a wonderful, wonderful man. I adore him."
Bosworth, 27, and Skarsgard, 33, met last year while filming in Shreveport, La., and were spotted together last week at Hollywood's Chateau Marmont, where she gave him a quick smooch on the lips. Still, she remained coy when pressed about their relationship status.
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You always knew people were talking behind your back, the treacherous cowards, too afraid to say what they really think in front of you.
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"He's delusional and paranoid."
But did you have any idea that people could bend the very laws of reality and talk behind your back to your face?
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"You're delusional and paranoid."
"I KNEW IT. Or did I?"
This isn't necessarily about your flaws (although it might be). No, it's more to do with people in the service industry using a variety of code words when they need to talk about something without letting the chumps know what's what. (That's one of them.) And here are six others.
#6. Inspector Sands
If you happen to be traveling through England, riding lifts and coaches and mobiles and chippies and fannies about the place, you will probably at some point end up in London in an Underground station. There, if you should hear someone ask over the public address system for "Inspector Sands" to come to the control room, you should know that there is no such person as Inspector Sands, but that in fact there is a fire in the control room.
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Except a fire is called a "flammy" in England.
You can see the intent of a code word like this: They're trying to avoid a panic. Underground stations can contain a lot of people, who, if they knew there was even the slightest risk of them suddenly bursting into flames, would quickly transform into the mindless animals they're just barely not as they pushed their way through the cramped, twisting corridors to the nearest exit.
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They call it the "Way Out" in England, which doesn't seem that different, although they pronounce it really crazily.
Clubs and theaters have used a similar expression for the same reason, staff making panicked requests for "Mr. Sands" to get to the back room right fucking now. And in the same vein, if you hear a page for "Dr. Firestone" while you're in a hospital, that likely means that the hospital you're in has a fire on the third floor and that you should immediately begin shoving people as you run the other way. Or shove people out of the way as you run toward the danger. Just start shoving, that's the main thing.
#5. Proofreading
If you're visiting a newsroom (let's say for fun that you're there to deliver certain threats and ravings), keep an ear out for someone on a phone or public address system asking, "Could the editor please come to proofreading?" That might sound pretty innocuous to you, but it turns out that newsrooms don't have proofreading departments.
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"Iceland? That sounds like a made-up country."
Please save your lamestream media jokes for another occasion, however, because newspapers do in fact still proofread. It's just that that's done at a place called the copy desk. The "proofreading department" is a nonsensical term that someone who doesn't work at a newsroom wouldn't recognize, which makes it an excellent code word to use when a maniac has entered the newsroom and someone needs to call security without alerting him.
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"Could the editor come to the dangerous maniac holding pen, please?"
"Are you talking about me?"
"No, it's an industry term. Did you ever see Newsies? It's in there."
#4. Time Check
Yet another in our series of public address code words, each one deadlier than the last. In many stores, if the PA system announces, "This is a time check, the time is 11:45," or something similar, it has nothing to do with the time, because seriously, an IKEA doesn't need to be run on military precision.
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"Synchronize on 3, 2, 1, now. OK, team. Keep the Fnords tightly stacked, watch out for people shoplifting Mimlafts,
and make sure to push the Yuurps in housewares. Go!"
In fact, "time check" is the code word for employees to begin hunting around for bombs or other unattended packages. You know. The employees making minimum wage. Those ones.
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"If I die, do I still get paid for the whole hour, or is it pro-rated to the nearest quarter-hour interval? What should
my estate put on my time sheet?"
This is quite similar to the Code Adam announcement that many stores use to stop child abductions. Upon hearing that, employees are supposed to close doors and confront anyone who looks like they might be abducting a child, or even anyone with a child.
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"Excuse me, madam, do you have a receipt for that?"
So maybe just keep that in mind if you ever see everyone in a smock sprinting around in a store. If it's toward you, drop any kids you're carrying. If it's away from you, I guess grab a bunch of extra kids and run? Seems reasonable.


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"It's just not in my future," the actress told PEOPLE at Wednesday's Brita Burbank YMCA special event, which celebrated the company's donation of water filtration pitchers and dispensers to YMCA locations across the country.
As children played and made their own fruit-flavored water at the outdoor event, Longoria, 39, explained what drew her to the cause.
"With kids, I love their energy and spirit and innocence," she said. "It's really important for us to be here today to talk to them about water because that stays with them. Water's the original energy drink. Water is really good for you. Water can be fun."
The Devious Maids producer – who's dating Mexican businessman Jose Antonio Baston – also shared her secrets for staying in shape.
"I run a lot. I'm a big runner. And I do yoga," she said. "So, I just alternate. Run, yoga, run, yoga. I do weight training as well."
And though she's all about staying hydrated, you won't find Longoria sipping from a disposable water bottle after a workout.
"So many end up in the ocean so I've banned them from the house," she said.
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On the last ski run of the day on March 15, 2010, Taylor Storch, 13, along with her father, Todd and brother, Ryan, was excited to be on the beautiful Colorado slopes. "We were stopping to take pictures, everyone was smiling and laughing and Taylor was having a blast," says Todd, 44, of his Coppell, Texas, family, all of whom wore helmets.
Then his teenage daughter lost control and hit a tree. "We went from it being the most amazing trip ever," says Todd, "to the worst nightmare."
Taylor was airlifted from Grand Junction to Denver where doctors the pronounced the vibrant, funny and athletic teenager brain-dead.
"Devastating is not a strong enough word," says Taylor's mother, Tara, 43. "You are numb, you are in shock, breathing is difficult. I felt like I was wearing a cement cape."
Her grieving parents and siblings Ryan, 14, and Peyton, 12, found some comfort in knowing that by donating Taylor's organs, others would be given a chance at life. And they launched the nonprofit Taylor's Gift to promote organ donation, helping to add some 2 million names to the donor registry in Texas. The foundation also provides scholarships to college for kids who are leaders in their communities, as Taylor was.
Giving LifeThe bubbly honor student's organs changed the lives of five strangers (one of whom remains anonymous) who connected with the Storches to show their gratitude and tell them how Taylor's life changed theirs.
The teenager's heart went to Patricia Winters, 42, a labor and delivery nurse and mom of two who had a life-threatening heart condition. "Now I can walk, breathe, pick up my boys at school," she says. "I have a tomorrow because of Taylor."
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"When I leave them, I have an ache that goes with it," she says. "It is so hard to explain, there is so much to our relationship. As a parent, we know we don't ever want to feel what Tara feels. If my child's heart was in her body, I would want that same closeness that we have together."
Taylor's cornea went to Ashley Zoller, 22; a kidney went to Jonathan Finger, 35; and a kidney and pancreas went to Jeff Kartus, 52.
"Taylor is part of me now," says Kartus, whose diabetes destroyed his pancreas and kidney. The Littleton, Colo., grandfather says he's grateful for every day. "I have to live my life to the fullest; I wouldn't want to let Taylor down."
Raising AwarenessIn honor of April's Donate Life month, the Storches have released a book about Taylor's life and how their work with the foundation helps them heal. Taylor's Gift: A Courageous Story of Giving Life and Renewing Hope is out now.
"Talking about Taylor keeps me moving forward," says Tara. "If I didn't have that, I might still be in bed. Her room hasn't been touched, I can't bear to change it. We need that purpose, we need to find the good in it and grab onto that. That helps us manage the grief better."
"This is part of Taylor's legacy," says Todd. "She was that kid everyone looked up to, that everyone wanted to be around. Helping others learn more about donation is bigger than us, it is bigger than Taylor. It is all for the greater good. We are choosing to do our best to take something horrible and turn it into something that brings life to others."
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quote: Also, a lot of people will freeze under pressure when you give them a simple task like that fizz buzz, and programming is rarely something you have to do under immediate pressure.
quote: You could even argue that you are filtering in the reckless risk takers who don't give a shit if its wrong, and the thoughtful worriers who think you've given them some kind of trick question (I would, it's so easy it must be a trick...) will stumble.
quote: On the exam, we had to code a particular method to find prime numbers within a range. Same type problem as "FizzBuzz", but a lot more complicated.
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Innovations in instrumentation and application of mass spectrometry offer solutions to routine analytical challenges across a range of areas including glycoproteomics, homeland security, forensics, environmental analysis, and the food industry, among others.
Hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography (HILIC) provides a different selectivity in HPLC compared to the classical reversed phase materials, especially for polar compounds. However, the increased need for mobile phases with improved MS compatibility has resulted in the widespread use of LC/MS instruments in analytical labs.
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The history of HPLC particle design is characterized by irregular, difficult-to-pack, clogging, not-very-robust materials compared to the current state-of-the-art totally porous format, says Dr. Michel. Fused-Core is an advanced new particle technology that now provides higher separation efficiency, he claims. "In a long HPLC column, e.g., 150 mm, this can be used for better separation and better sensitivity."
This particle technology enables higher efficiency in HPLC leading to narrower, higher peaks. As a rule of thumb, the efficiency and sensitivity double when changing a method from a 3 μm material to a Fused-Core 2.7 μm material while the backpressure stays the same. "In a short HPLC column this can be used for shorter analysis time and higher throughput while maintaining the separation efficiency known from fully porous particles," he says. The shorter diffusion pathway facilitates the mass transfer.
A combination of HILIC with Fused-Core particle technology results in ultrasensitive efficiencies, according to Dr. Michel. The current selection of stationary phases consists of eight different chemistries. "As selectivity is the key to success in HPLC method development, in the future, the portfolio of different stationary phases will be expanded to facilitate method development in HPLC and in HILIC," he explains.
High-field asymmetric waveform ion mobility spectrometry (FAIMS) uses a variation of ion drift velocity in atmospheric pressure environments at very high electric fields. It is often seen as a candidate for enhancing the separation provided by liquid chromatography (LC), or even potentially replacing the LC stage entirely for some applications.
Applications of FAIMS extend from homeland security to environmental analysis to proteomics. Interfaced with electrospray ionization, FAIMS serves as an additional separation mode between liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry in proteomic studies.
As FAIMS separation is orthogonal to both LC and MS, it is used as a means of on-line fractionation to improve the detection of peptides in complex samples. By filtering out chemical noise, FAIMS has been shown to improve the active range and the detection limits of ions. It separates isobaric ions, including diastereoisomers, and isotopes.
Reducing background ions by isolating ions of interest, FAIMS simplifies spectra of complex mixtures by resolving the mixture into a series of simpler subsets of ions. In fact, by adding solvent vapor to the carrier gas, FAIMS is also a potential greener bioanalytical technique, compared with traditional HPLC methodologies, as it uses an alternative method for separation and reduces solvent use.
Researchers have successfully used the tool in the analysis of glycosylation, with potential applications in the field of glycoproteomics. They have used FAIMS to separate localization isomers of O-linked glycopeptides. The technique has applications in diagnostics, e.g., a decrease in O-linked glycosylation of microtubule-associated protein tau has been shown in patients with Alzheimer's disease. It can remove interfering ion species and can select peptide charge states optimal for identification by tandem MS.
A disadvantage of all differential mobility devices has been the scanning duty cycle relative to fast LC. It has been a challenge to achieve performance that allows simultaneous effective separation, high transmission, and scan speed. Robin Philp, Ph.D., LC/MS manager at Agilent Technologies, Singapore, notes a new generation of microscale ion-mobility devices that he says enable this ability and could improve high-throughput multidimensional separations.
Lester Taylor, Ph.D., the director of LC/MS product marketing at Agilent Technologies, explained that researchers at Agilent in partnership with colleagues at Owlstone Nanotech have developed a chip-based technology for LC/MS application based on Owlstone's FAIMS filter as a front-end separation module for Agilent's time-of-flight mass spectrometers (TOF-MS).
"The goal is to introduce a third means of separation based on ion mobility, in addition to the HPLC and mass correlation," according to Dr. Taylor. The ion-mobility device from Agilent is extremely compact, about the size of a U.S. quarter, as Dr. Taylor explains. Several mass spectrometry applications are expected to benefit from high-speed preseparation. For instance, "we can look at different charge states (single-, double-, or triple-charged species), in the analysis of peptides in proteomics; we are able to tune the device to selectively transmit either +, 2+, or 3+ charges."
Basically, the device can be used to select the number of charges of ion species, thereby helping to reduce the complexity of the peptide mixture, and isolate the specific peptide of interest, without contamination from overlapping or extraneous species that happen to be transmitted at a given mass, according to Dr. Taylor. By introducing a modifier gas to enhance ion-mobility separation, researchers have been able to separate morphine from its metabolites such as morphine glucuronide.
The chip-based ion mobility device has also been applied in removing chemical interference in plasma, with drugs at low limits of detection. In the future, the technology will help simplify analysis of complex samples by adding another selectivity dimension, according to Dr. Taylor. The goal is to simplify sample analysis. Agilent's ultra-fast chip-based ion mobility separation coupled to mass spectrometry will be formally introduced this month.
In addition to innovative analytical applications in drug discovery and development, effective analytical protocols that can be routinely used to authenticate either plant extracts or commercial products with therapeutic potential are needed.
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Last time I heard any updates on Helm's condition, he was feeling better but still taking it day-to-day. He announced that he hoped/planned to skate during the training camp this summer and would *hopefully* be back to normal by the end of training camp.
The little nagging voice in the back of my head still has me worried about Helmer, though.
He seems to have a knack for finding the most bizarre ways of getting injured, at the least convenient times. I guess I'm just crossing my fingers that we won't get any more bad news regarding Helm before the start of the season.
I originally started getting worried toward the end of last season when people began saying that his back injuries could, in theory, spell the end of his NHL career, and I'm beginning to get more and more and worried!
He is my favorite player currently playing (or on a roster, at least) in the NHL right now, has been for probably 3-4 years now. I own a Helm home jersey, away jersey, and multiple jersey shirts. I feel like I have been going through Helm withdrawals this past year and I can't take it anymore.
Anyone out there have any updates on his current status? Interviews, press coverage, anything? I could use a little sliver of good Helm news to set my mind at ease! :]


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Many in the Fourth Estate were recently saddened by news that The Washington Post and related publications are being sold to Jeffrey P. Bezos, founder and chief executive officer of Amazon....
WHAT......calm down before they come to take you away. Geez.....are all liberals that angry????? Bwahahaha.....If you can't take the heat.......log off.
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Careful Solutions.....too much truth and facts causes screams and outbursts of anger like What just did. The new definition of mentally unstable (by the liberals in psychiatrics) recently stated that outbursts of anger like that defines "mentally unstable." Hmm....only radical left are shocked by that.
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There's an awesome picture of Chris Christie on there. Looks like he caught someone eating his lunchables. lol
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LOL. There's another one about how Hollywood moms keep there sexy figure. Did anyone read the Washington Post today? I read it online. lol
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Ever notice the weird ads all over this site? lol
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Again, solutions, you are obsessed with a potential presidential candidate whose credentials are well known. You are also being repetitive which is simply annoying.
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You are obsessed with Hillary Clinton, solutions. If I were you, I'd focus on the Clowns the GOP has to offer and see if you can identify one that doesn't belong in jail, on Comedy Central or locked up in a padded cell.
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Right you are, Joe. The GOP is now the Clown Car Mash-Up. They will rerun their crazies through the primaries which will include the Usual Suspects and the republican voters will get to pick the lesser of all evils. Buy popcorn...
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No one who gets their faux-news and misinformation from FoxNoise and forms opinions based on the babbling of Rush Limbaugh and the rantings of RW Hate Talkers should be commenting on the quality of any media.
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If they really want to be THE number #1 newspaper; they should REPORT NEWS and not make it up and not show favoritism for their favorite celebrity, political figure, president, etc..... Unfortunately we don't get NEWS today; we get insignificant garbage! Once your 'credibility' is gone; you're finished!! Look at Obama and democrats today; they lied for the entire Obama administration and no one believes anything they have to say now.
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Are circular blue logos becoming mandatory in the NHL these days? Seems like every team is introducing a logo like this.
The traditional Royal Canadian Air Force emblem is a blue roundel with a maple leaf and Winnipeg has had a strong association with the RCAF, so in the case of the Jets there's actually a legitimate reason for having it beyond 'it looks old-timey'.
Speaking of which, if the uniforms have a vintage-military-hockey-club feel to them it could actually look pretty damn good.


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