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Timberland, the No. 4 team in the latest statewide poll of Class AA teams, travels to Hanahan, which is No. 7 in Class AAA. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday.
"This is going to show us where we really are at this stage of the season." Hanahan coach Charlie Patterson said. "I think this week will be a genuine measuring stick."
The high school football season shifts into full gear this week, and there's two big battles involving Berkeley County schools. Timberland vs. Hanahan and Berkeley at Goose Creek.
Timberland is 62-4 over the past five years, including 11-2 last fall.
"This is the youngest team I've had since I've been here," Timberland coach Art Craig said. "While we're young, there are some positives. We are extremely athletic and fast."
The Wolves start four seniors, 11 juniors, six sophomores and a freshman.
"As always, they have very good athletes," Patterson said of Timberland. "Their guys upfront on their defensive line are very disruptive. The linebackers and secondary are solid, too."
Hanahan was 11-2 last fall but lost some key players to graduation. Mason Schwerzler is the new quarterback and Quan Wade is a big, powerful back with good speed.
Patterson said they keys to victory are avoiding big plays and winning the turnover battle. That's something the Hawks didn't do in last year's game.
Timberland's Rod McCray scooped up a fumble with just over a minute remaining and returned it 30 yards for a score in the Wolves' 25-21 victory. It gave the Wolves their 10th straight victory over the Hawks.
Berkeley, meanwhile, will try to end its skid against Stratford when the Stags travel to Stackley Field.
Berkeley will have to stop Stratford quarterback Jacob Park, who has committed to play at Georgia.
Park completed 5 of 5 passes for 271 yards and three TDs in two quarters of play last week in the Sertoma Classic. He also had another 70-yard completion wiped out because of a penalty.
"He's one of the top four quarterbacks in the country and competed in the Elite 11 camp," Berkeley coach Jeff Cruce said. "He's a great quarterback who is going to play in the SEC. He deserves all the accolades. But Stratford is more than Jacob Park. Their defense is very, very good and their coach, Ray Stackley, is one of the best. You don't win more than 200 games and have a field named after you for nothing."
Cruce is in his third year at the school and has yet to have a winning season in Moncks Corner. The Stags were 4-7 in Cruce's first year and went 6-7 last fall.
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This year, the Lenten season begins with Ash Wednesday Feb. 13. Although Lent is a solemn time of prayer, fasting and sacrifice to contemplate the coming of Easter, Christians have adopted a lively celebration called Mardi Gras that takes place before Lent begins.
New Orleans has become famous for its Mardi Gras festivities. Those who cannot go to Louisiana can celebrate close to home as the St. Francis Community in Tiffin presents its second Mardi Gras celebration 6-10 p.m. Feb. 2 in Elizabeth Schaefer Auditorium.
"We're very pleased that Jerry Anderson from WTOL-News 11 (in Toledo) will be joining us. He will be assisting the auctioneer and he also will be in our Mardi Gras dance-off," said Sister Sara Aldrich, director of mission advancement at St. Francis. "Granny (Doepker) will be back by popular demand."
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The Mardi Gras jester visits with Lee Martin (right) at the 2012 event at St. Francis.
The dance-off is an activity in which individuals make donations in exchange for a dance with a special person. In this version, "celebrities" from the community have volunteered to dance with as many willing partners as possible.
The competition will be done in two groups, with the winner of each going head to head to collect the most money.
In addition to Anderson, Leanne Smith, Shelly Mack, "Granny" Doepker, Brian Bilger, Eric Shook and the Rev. Tim Kummerer have agreed to compete.
Lee Martin is to serve as master of ceremonies again this year and Theresa Kagy and Randy Carpenter are to prepare Cajun food and drink. The menu has been pared a bit from last year, but the choices include shrimp, crab cakes, meatballs, chicken, fresh fruit, beignets (a kind of fritter) and "king cake."
The traditional Hurricane drinks are to be for sale, along with beer, wine and soft drinks.
"We really appreciate everybody's support. This is helping all of our ministries out here. Last year, because of the Mardi Gras, each of our ministries got an unexpected $4,000 to help with their programs and benefit the people they serve," Aldrich said.
Sister Jane Schimmoeller and Sue Wikoff are chairwomen for this year's event. The festivities also include live entertainment, music, jesters and an auction of unique items.
All proceeds are to benefit the ministries of the Sisters of St. Francis, St. Francis Spirituality Center, St. Francis Home and St. Francis Earth Literacy Center.
Elizabeth Schaefer Auditorium is at 190 St. Francis Ave. Mardi Gras tickets are $30 and can be purchased by calling (419) 447-0435. The deadline for reservations is Tuesday.


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Thousands of Southern Californians helplessly watch their homes and hillsides devoured by flames and ask, "Who could do this?"
The answer: Mostly careless hunters, campers, smokers, trash burners. But also angry, bored kids. Drunks. Ghostly psychopaths who vanish into the smoke. Too often - and most disturbingly - firefighters themselves.
If history is any guide, it may take years to arrest those thought largely responsible for a week of fire that has killed at least 20 people and destroyed 3,300 homes in what could be California's most expensive catastrophe. And they may never be caught. The typical rate of solving wildfire arsons is less than 10 percent a year.
Authorities in California are circulating a composite sketch of a young, long-haired, Leno-jawed white man driving a light-colored van. He is suspected of igniting at least one, if not more, of the 13 blazes that have burned from the mountains north and east of Los Angeles to San Diego and across the Mexican border.
Wildfire arson is a surprisingly common crime despite harsh penalties. In California, it can carry a sentence of 10 years-to-life, plus murder charges when innocents die.
But it's one of the most difficult crimes to solve. That's because investigators are confronted with an incomplete puzzle of fragile clues like ashes, matchheads and tire tracks, which can be obliterated in a single thunderstorm.
Witnesses are uncommon and their recollections hazy. In the West, where overgrown forests extend for 100 miles and mountains soar, it's too easy to melt into the rugged background.
The nation has averaged 103,112 wildfires annually over the past 10 years, according to the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho.
There are no firm numbers for wildfire arson incidents, arrests and convictions. Even a clear distinction between accidental fires and malicious ones is difficult to distinguish in the record-keeping. But the problem is obvious. Investigators agree that human activities, not lightning, are responsible for 9 out of 10 wildfires, even in drought years like 2000 and 2002.
The easy part, investigators say, is finding the fires' physical origins. Unlike structure fires, which tend to burn hottest where they start, wildfires usually begin cooler.
They rapidly spread, propelled in a V-shape by the wind, terrain and fuel. Investigators quickly work backward, narrowing the path by reading scorch marks on trees and the direction in which intense heat sucks the moisture from unburned leaves and needles, "freezing" them like signposts.
Terry Barton: U.S. Forest Service technician pleaded guilty to starting the Colorado fire that ultimately consumed nearly 137,000 acres.
About three-quarters of the human-caused fires result from carelessness, fire investigators say. Hunters and hikers leave smoldering campfires, or grass brushes against the hot muffler of an off-road vehicle. When the ignition point of dry forest litter is only 500 degrees Fahrenheit, it takes just a few seconds and a puff of wind for a spark to grow into a rising wall of flame.
The number of accidental fires still leaves more than 23,000 blazes a year to the firebugs. But for investigators and homeowners alike, the most perverse category of wildfire arsonist are the firefighters themselves.
The most celebrated case was John Orr, an arson sleuth for the Glendale, Calif., fire department serving a life sentence for setting a 1984 hardware store blaze that killed four people.
He also was convicted of conducting a remarkable arson campaign that damaged 67 homes along with open land. He was arrested after penning a novel, "Points of Origin," depicting a firefighter who torched a hardware store and other businesses for sexual pleasure.
Leonard Gregg: Part-time firefighter confessed to setting the Rodeo fire in Arizona in hopes of earning $8 an hour to help extinguish it.
In 2002, firefighters were responsible for two of the largest wildfires.
In Arizona, Leonard Gregg, a contract firefighter, was sent to a prison hospital for a psychiatric evaluation after being charged with setting the Rodeo fire in the state's rugged eastern mountains. At its worst, the inferno spread 50 miles wide. Containing it cost public agencies $43 million.
In Colorado, former Forest Service seasonal worker Terry Barton pleaded guilty to starting the Hayman Fire, which consumed 137,000 acres southwest of Denver and destroyed 133 homes.
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Recently, on a message board someone wanted to make stuffed shells. She wanted to use chicken, no red sauce, no spinach and no ricotta. She did have a jar of alfredo sauce. I don't know what the woman ended up making, but this is what I suggested. It sounded so good, I decided to try it myself.
Chicken, broccoli and mozzarella cheese fill the shells which are covered with alfredo sauce and baked. Bonus -the recipe makes enough to put some in the freezer.


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Bill Kolb, manager of the JCPenney store at Westgate Mall, is among 300 company leaders who will receive the company's Chairman Award on April 19 at Dallas. The award is being presented to stores that rank in the top 15 percent of JCPenney's 1,075 department stores nationwide and are selected on the basis of performance against plan in total sales and profit for 2001, and to associates in support areas of the company for their contribution to company results.
Pier 1 Imports, Inc. reported fourth quarter net income of $49 million or 51 cents a diluted share compared to net income of $36.5 million and 38 cents a year ago. For the full year net income was $100.2 million or $1.04 a diluted share compared to net income of $94.65 million and 97 cents for 2000.
Yellow Corp. said the share price for its 3.4 million common shares will be $25.50. Underwriters hold a 30-day option to purchase an additional 510,000 shares to cover over-allotments. The closing of the offering is scheduled for Tuesday.
Tuesday Morning Corp. said first quarter net income was $4.7 million or 11 cents a diluted share, compared to net income of $1.9 million and 5 cents a year ago.
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For the past several seasons, the Fallon football team has not played during the Hall of Fame weekend.
The weekend, which kicks off the high school season in Northern Nevada, typically pits nonconference foes of similar size and skill. But for coach Brooke Hill, finding a suitable partner has been difficult to come by.
Until now.
The Wave will participate in the 2014 Honor Bowl on Aug. 30 at Del Oro High School in Loomis, Calif. In addition to Fallon, Reed, Carson and Damonte Ranch will also take place in the weekend slate of games.
The Honor Bowl was founded by the Honor Group, which dedicates the games to wounded members of the military. Each school, for the most part, is situated in a town or city with a military presence.
"We are trying to get some community support for this game," Fallon coach Brooke Hill said.
Game-specific apparel, meanwhile, is also being sold although the website will not go live until Sunday. Each purchase will result in a $10 donation to purchase an Action Track Chair to be given to a solider critically wounded in action.
To purchase the shirts and sweatshirts, visit www.bsnsports.com. The apparel comes in three designs on T-shirts, hooded sweatshirts and pullovers. Orders will only be taken until Aug. 4.
"It's one-of-a-kind," Hill said.
The Honor Bowl, however, loosely follows the concept of an NCAA bowl game. Fallon has been allotted 250 tickets for $10 apiece, and the school keeps all the money from each sale.
Hill is eager to sell the allotment, which would bring in $2,500. In addition, Hill wants to make a push to gather ticket sales from Naval Air Station Fallon to sailors and other military members who may desire a weekend getaway and watch the Wave play.
Fallon will take on Cardinal Newman, a North Coast Section Division III power from Santa Rosa who has compiled a 103-25-2 record since 2004. The Wave committed to the game in December and was slated to play Del Oro, but a rash of other teams also committed and game were aligned to create the best matchups.
"We are excited to play Cardinal Newman," Hill added. "It's nice to have that first game that is not a league game … and to do it for a good cause. We want to do our part."
Fallon, though, are coming off a runner-up finish in the Division I-A state championship game last year, the schools first appearance in the state final in 35 years.
In addition, it gives Fallon an opportunity to come out of the gate against good opposition.
"We want to get states involved in the event," said Mark Soto, executive director of The Honor Group. "We thought it would be fun to create a Nevada-California type of game. We thought it would be fun to get some of those good Reno (and area) schools."
The Honor Group, which organizes the Honor Bowl, announced Monday it will provide LED video screens, replays and a concert-style sound system.
A Southern California Honor Bowl is scheduled for Sept. 5-6 in Oceanside (home of Marine Crops Base Camp Pendleton) and features another 10 teams. In all, four states — Nevada, California, Hawaii and Washington — will be represented at this year's installment of the Honor Bowl.


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The small radial air gap between the plunger and the shell is 0.05cm. the plunger has two stops, one at 2.25cm when the coil is de-energized, and the other at x=0.2cm when the coil is energized. The problem statement in the text suggests that the core reluctance is small compared to the air-gap reluctance and so we neglect the core reluctance. The coil has 1300 turns.
The air gap of length x has cross-sectional area of π(50 x 10-3)2m2. The Small radial air gap has a cross sectional area of 2π50x10-3m2. Air gap reluctance is R = l/(μo A). Calculate the magnetic circuit reluctance, which is the sum of the two series air gap reluctances. Then the flux linkage can be calculated as a function of the coil current, and the magnetic field co-energy can be computed. Finally, we can obtain an expression for the magnetic force exerted on the plunger as a function of position x and current i.
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Despite having starred in a series of spoofs that have together raked in over $400 million on the domestic front, it still doesn't feel like Anna Faris is quite the household name she deserves to be. All dollar signs aside, this comedienne has that endearing mix of whip-smart comic timing, goofy mugging, general hotness (what?), and a sense of self-awareness in even her ditziest roles. Time will only tell if tomorrow's release of The House Bunny will formally launch her into the ranks of, say, Reese Witherspoon after Legally Blonde, but even if she doesn't, here's at least seven reasons why she'll always be our funny bunny.
1. Cindy Campbell in Scary Movie 3 (2003)
Say what you will about this parody franchise, but it's been a minor blessing that Faris keeps coming back to ground these puppies from evaporating into pure irrelevance... although it's pure irrelevance that keeps me coming back to this one in particular. Call it a guilty pleasure if you must, but there are glorious non sequiturs a-plenty that help me cope with the slapdash plot and already dated pop culture riffs (oh, right, Simon Cowell, he's that guy...). Naturally, not the least of the credit goes to Faris, who, as the aloof reporter/single mom, is just as inept at either job as we'd like her to be.p>2. Kelly in Lost in Translation (2003)
In the same month that brought us the exceedingly goofy likes of Scary Movie 3, Sofia Coppola's low-key drama began its run towards eventual Oscar honors, and Faris reined it in -- relatively speaking -- as Kelly, a Hollywood blonde caricature that runs into her "favorite" photographer, to whom Scarlett Johansson's character is married. It's a silly role in a serious movie, territory to which she will soon return, but the levity is always welcome in the form of her.
3. Samantha James in Just Friends (2005)
Two years later, Faris would come to play the comedic extreme of her Kelly role as Samantha James, a vacant, voracious pop starlet out to terrorize Ryan Reynolds and tempt his younger brother over the course of a bumpy holiday in New Jersey. She's a sexpot with no 'off' switch, which only makes her increasingly hilarious as she proceeds to stumble and scheme through the proceedings; she gets knocked out, turned on, and ramped up, and the result is gleefully manic. While the admittedly amusing film seems to have found its ideal niche as it begins an endless run on cable, it really wouldn't be half as much worth leaving on if it weren't for wondering just what she was going to do next.
4. Lashawn Malone in Brokeback Mountain (2005)
After being paired with Ryan Reynolds in both Waiting... that October and Just Friends that November, she was inadvertently overdue to steal a scene in yet another acclaimed drama, offering up the only comic relief in the likes of Brokeback Mountain as the chatterbox wife of a business partner with whom Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway absent-mindedly dine. As with Translation, she brings it down an appropriate notch, and if only for a scene, her character supplies welcome contrast to the significantly more dramatic relationships which surround her.
5. Jane F. in Smiley Face (2007)
For all the lead roles Faris may have had and will continue to, only this to date is an example of her single-handedly carrying a comedy and being responsible for each and every laugh that comes out of it. As the perpetually high protagonist, she alone takes a flimsy narrative of pot-induced hijinks and transforms it into a curious enough, amusing enough day-long quest of unexpected obstacles worth seeing through to the end. Perhaps my favorite scene -- included in a video embedded below, along with the above four films -- has her riffing on lasagna in a way that only a character both smart and stoned could manage.
6. Polly in May (2002)
I'm sure that our Scott Weinberg has told you time and time again to check this movie out, but he's not without good reason; it's an oddly touching tale of a young loner (Angela Bettis) who proceeds to literally make a friend out of those around her -- including co-worker Polly (Faris), with whom a lesbian fling is had -- when they all shun her. Polly may not be the closest thing to a comedic role that Faris has had, but it's nice to see a change of pace, considering that May is about the farthest thing from a comedy that she's yet to star in, and she strikes the nice balance of not being a bitch and yet totally worthy of her fate.
7. Belle Scott in Southern Belles (2005)
I could talk about how Faris saves not a movie, only her scenes, in the lesser likes of Mama's Boy, My Super Ex-Girlfriend, and The Hot Chick, but attention is perhaps best given to the little-seen Southern Belles, a modest rural romantic comedy in which Faris and life-long friend Laura Breckenridge find their dreams to move to that big, beautiful city of Atlanta put on hold when the latter falls for the new sheriff (and of course she does; he's played by one of those fellas from "Grey's Anatomy"). The movie is only as aw-shucks sweet as the two leads allow it, and as can be expected, Faris pulls her weight in heart and humor.


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an alternative way of politely asking someone to fuck off. it is more funny to use in conversation as not many people say it.
"mum can i have some money to pay for anal sex after school?" mum replies "shit off!"
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To be angry at one another.
Shit Off you fuckarse.
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A bit like fuckoff but milder. Suitable for children to use.
"Why don't you shitoff Shitface?"
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-the grammatically correct "spelling" for the erroneous "shit off"
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-a more tame expression than "fuck-off"
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Shit off originates from the ancient tribal island of Poon, where small creatures known as Poons, spoke in the forgotten language of Poonish. These creatures were very harsh little creatures, and the most common word or phrase they said was "Shit off", meaning to fuck off, in a nicer way.
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I've been playing with dtrace a lot lately to help debug issues with the Xserver and some X clients. Since Alan added the dtrace probes for the Xserver in Solaris 10, I've been meaning to rewrite xscope using dtrace. It's probably a much bigger job than I have the spare time for, but I did start working on a simply version called xscope.d. This is version 0.1 and just prints a simple one line output for each X request and event and is based on Alan's sample scripts.
Here is some example output when xlogo is started:
request-start: from client=21 (), request = X_CreateWindow request-done: from client=21 (), request = X_ChangeWindowAttributes, resultCode = 0 request-start: from client=21 (), request = X_ChangeWindowAttributes client-auth: client=21, from local pid=7209 (/usr/openwin/bin/xlogo) request-done: from client=21 (/usr/openwin/bin/xlogo), request = X_ChangeWindowAttributes, resultCode = 0
This shows that the xlogo probably calls XCreateWindow() then XChangeWindowAttributes(). One odd thing about this output is that the client-auth probe which should fire when the client first connects to the Xserver seems to be called after the client makes a X_CreateWindow request. I can't figure out if that's a bug in dtrace or the Xserver probes.
I also added an example in xscope.d which gives more detail for the PropertyNotify event, so for this example, I see:
send-event: to client = 21 (/usr/openwin/bin/xlogo), event type = PropertyNotify (28) PropertyNotify: window=0xa80001, atom=0x27, state=0, time=381056109
What that means is that xlogo is probably changing the atom 0x27. What atom is that? I can use xlsatoms to list all the atoms (using the -f "%x %s" option to display in hex) and find that 0x27 is WM_NAME. So, this event corresponds to xlogo setting the name of the window. This is not particularly useful for this case, however, I have been working on a bug with focus events and modified this script to print out details for the FocusIn and FocusOut events. My xscope.d script has been very useful for understanding what's happening with that bug.


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Any young performers including singers, dancers, comedians, musicians and acrobats, either individuals or groups, who are keen to perform on stage are welcome to register for the event.
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On 23 February 2011, orphan designation (EU/3/10/843) was granted by the European Commission to Gregory Fryer Associates Ltd, United Kingdom, for allogeneic aortic endothelial cells cultured in a porcine gelatin matrix for the prevention of arteriovenous access failure in haemodialysis patients.
The sponsorship was transferred to Shire Pharmaceuticals Ireland Limited, Ireland, in December 2012.
- What is arteriovenous access failure in haemodialysis patients?
Arteriovenous access failure occurs when blood vessels that are used for haemodialysis become blocked. This can happen because of the formation of blood clots and inflammation.
Haemodialysis is a technique used to clear waste products (such as urea) from the blood of patients whose kidneys are not working, since their kidneys are not able to perform this function. Patients undergoing haemodialysis must have two needles inserted into their blood vessels during the procedure, one to draw the blood out, and one to return it. This is generally done into a blood vessel in the arm that has been specially prepared beforehand to provide a good blood flow. If this blood vessel closes as a result of arteriovenous access failure, haemodialysis cannot be carried out effectively.
Arteriovenous access failure is a life-threatening condition because it makes the dialysis less effective and can lead to further damage to the kidneys.
- What is the estimated number of patients at risk of developing the condition?
At the time of designation, the number of haemodialysis patients at risk of arteriovenous access failure was estimated to be approximately 1.3 people in 10,000 per year in the European Union (EU). This was equivalent to a total of around 66,000 people per year*, which was considered to be below the ceiling for orphan designation. This is based on the information provided by the sponsor and the knowledge of the Committee for Orphan Medicinal Products (COMP).
*Disclaimer: For the purpose of the designation, the number of patients affected by the condition is estimated and assessed on the basis of data from the European Union (EU 27), Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. At the time of designation, this represented a population of 507,700,000 (Eurostat 2011).
- What treatments are available?
At the time of designation, there were no satisfactory methods authorised in the EU for the prevention of arteriovenous access failure in haemodialysis patients.
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The medicine is made up of cells from the lining of the aorta (the large blood vessel that carries blood out of the heart) that have been grown in a laboratory and then attached to a spongy matrix. It is intended to be used as a cell transplant.
In the prevention of arteriovenous access failure in haemodialysis patients, the medicine is expected to be applied to the surface of the blood vessels that are to be used for haemodialysis. The matrix is then expected to dissolve and release the aortic cells to be incorporated into the lining of the blood vessel. This is expected to make the lining less likely to become damaged or blocked, and unable to be used for haemodialysis.
- What is the stage of development of this medicine?
The effects of allogeneic aortic endothelial cells cultured in a porcine gelatin matrix have been evaluated in experimental models.
At the time of submission of the application for orphan designation, clinical trials with the medicine in haemodialysis patients at risk of arteriovenous access failure had finished and additional studies were planned.
At the time of submission, the medicine was not authorised anywhere in the EU for the prevention of arteriovenous access failure in haemodialysis patients. Orphan designation had been granted in the United States for the prevention of arteriovenous fistula or arteriovenous graft failure in patients with end-stage renal disease receiving haemodialysis or preparing for haemodialysis.
In accordance with Regulation (EC) No 141/2000 of 16 December 1999, the COMP adopted a positive opinion on 8 December 2010 recommending the granting of this designation.
- Opinions on orphan medicinal product designations are based on the following three criteria:
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- the existence of alternative methods of diagnosis, prevention or treatment;
- either the rarity of the condition (affecting not more than 5 in 10,000 people in the EU) or insufficient returns on investment.
Designated orphan medicinal products are products that are still under investigation and are considered for orphan designation on the basis of potential activity. An orphan designation is not a marketing authorisation. As a consequence, demonstration of quality, safety and efficacy is necessary before a product can be granted a marketing authorisation.
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> Diamondback DB380
March 26, 2013, 12:28 PM
Have they improved this 3 year old gun or worked the "bugs" out yet?
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March 27, 2013, 11:29 PM
I owned one and tried to keep it. It was almost a pleasure to shoot but jammed every now and then. Well, that happens with most 380s while new. But the DB internals just looked flimsy. The opposite of what you call a sturdy build. This is more than a bug or two. It's just how it is. I would not rely on it as a CCW for self defense. I can't answer your question literally, I am only saying that I had a reason to lose interest in that model.
March 28, 2013, 08:00 AM
I had a Colt Mustang and it didn't "jam now and then"
I think if you have a 380 AUTO that is perodically jamming - that is a serious problem and I wouldn't rack it up to behavior that all 380 pisitols exhibit when new.
March 28, 2013, 08:35 AM
DB had serious quality issues for the first year they were in operation and had a near 40% return rate on their firearms. As far as I know they have fixed those "bugs" and the newer guns are much better. I have ZERO experience with their 380 but have shot most of their other guns quite a bit especially the DB9 and the new guns my friends own are flawless.
They are still an inexpensive gun and are in the same category as KelTec. I carry a KT P3AT every day and I don't know that I have ever had a problem with any misfires or jams of any kind. I suggest you call DB(they are in Cocoa FL about 100 yards from KelTec) and see if they will fix the problem. Their sales and marketing is now handled by Taurus but I don't know about warranty work.
March 28, 2013, 08:40 AM
The big idea with the DB380 was to replicate the ergonomics and disassembly of the Glock in a pocket size pistol. If there is another rationale to choose it over the well tested competition, I am not aware of it.
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The Slickest Old Barn You Ever Did See
From Dean Dowd on February 10, 2011 in Green Remodeling
What happens when modernists move into a very old structure? Nothing short of amazing design. When a hedge-fund manager, his wife and three-year-old twin daughters wanted to reimagine the interiors of their 19th-century barn, the results of such an unusual feat bring a unique and elegant unification. The couple looked to designer Russell Groves, who had worked with them before on past projects. And he wasnt unfamiliar with the couples unconventional look at design. The barn, for instance, had been moved from Canada to Connecticut. And when we say barn, we mean an actual former barn. Working with the rustic bones of the place, Groves infused a sense of warmth and tactility in the modern pieces he included. The main living room offers a stool with Dedar fabric. Robert Allen sofa fabric. A Cheret 1897 Jardin de Paris poster. Texture is the order of the day. The kitchen, for instance, offers raw beams and heavy wood flooring with zinc and marble countertopsall varied materials that get better with time, just as the barn itself already has. The barn is open and relaxedjust as a barn should beand offers plenty of natural light throughout, such as in the sun room. In the master bedroom, a wall of windows offers light and a vast view, with rocking chairs beside the windows. Which goes along with Grovess plan to make the house comfortable for the family and also take the design up in the quality several notches. Groves suggests deliberateness through details like the smooth dining room table and chairswood to relate to the context, smooth to downplay the places inherent texture. And such key pieces like the customized chandelier speak to the spirit of individuality that spawned this project in the first place. Like this article? Sign up for more awesome remodeling stories & pictures by e-mail or RSS feed.


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Charles Dance to voice the Emperor of Nilfgaard in Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
CD Projekt RED, creators of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the highly anticipated fantasy role-playing game set in a gritty and morally ambiguous world, announced today that Charles Dance, the British actor and screenwriter best known for his roles in Alien 3, The Last Action Hero and Game of Thrones, will voice Emperor Emhyr var Emreis in The Witcher 3.
"Charles Dance is the perfect candidate to play the mighty Nilfgaardian emperor in our upcoming title. It's a dream come true for the team here at RED to be able to work with such an accomplished actor and magnetic personality," said Marcin Blacha, Lead Writer for the title.
After Nilfgaard's invasion of the Northern Kingdoms at the end of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, the emperor's forces ravaged these lands, sowing terror and despair. Killing Monsters, the epic cinematic trailer released earlier today, shows No Man's Land, a part of the North, under Nilfgaardian rule. See it on YouTube or download it directly from here (ESRB) or here (PEGI).
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is set for release on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in 2014.
About CD Projekt RED
Development studio established in 2002 and based in Warsaw and Cracow, Poland. Creators of The Witcher and The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. Both RPGs were praised by critics and fans, gathering over 200 awards and selling over 5 million copies to date. Originally a PC developer, CD Projekt RED has released The Witcher on Mac and The Witcher 2 both on the Xbox 360® games and entertainment system from Microsoft and Mac. The studio is now working on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the grand finale of the Geralt of Rivia saga. The game will be released in 2014 on PC, PlayStation 4 system and Xbox One, the all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft. The developer is also working on Cyberpunk 2077 in collaboration with Mike Pondsmith, the original designer of the pen-and-paper Cyberpunk® futuristic RPG system in which the upcoming game is set. CD Projekt RED developers' mission is to take the passion they have for games and harness it to make the best RPGs in the world. Along with GOG.COM, the prime destination for the retro gaming enthusiast, CD Projekt RED is owned by the Warsaw Stock Exchange listed (ISIN: PLOPTTC00011) CD Projekt Group.


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Dime had a nice Q&A with Russell Westbrook: "Dime: Do you have to work on getting a vertical leap like that, or has that been something you've always had naturally? RW: To be honest, I was never really jumping that high when I was younger. I had to work on it. I didn't dunk for the first time until the last game of my senior year in high school. I didn't really start dunking regularly until college. I just work on my legs and my core: Running the stairs, squats, working my hamstrings and quads. Then just sit-ups for my core." Wow. You hear about other guys dunking for the first time in like seventh grade and Russ didn't throw down until he was a senior. That's wild.
Evidently, KD played in something called the Kenner League recently: "Either I read the schedule wrong or the schedule was wrong (I'm actually guessing that it was both), but I thought there was only going to be one game with Hoyas in it. Anyway, I showed up with one minute left in the first game and to my surprise Chris Wright (who has added some serious muscle) and Greg Monroe's team (does anyone REALLY know or care what the team names are?) was in tight one with a team chock full of people I didn't know. Even more shocking was that Kevin Durant was playing with Chris and Greg. KEVIN FREAKING DURANT … Kevin Durant is awesome. I mean, really awesome. He can do whatever he wants on a basketball court even with the skinny frame. He kept making this guy who I would swear was Mikki Moore look like even more of a fool than looking like Mikki Moore makes you look."
Scott Howard-Cooper grades the offseason for every team: "Oklahoma City: B- … The Thunder were one of the few teams with serious cap space, but they stayed away from the kind of splashy move that nearly landed Tyson Chandler during the regular season. Instead, general manager Sam Presti took the sound route with his biggest transaction, drafting James Harden third to fill a need at shooting guard. Many talent evaluators believe Blake Griffin is the only player entering his rookie season as more of a lock to have a long, successful career than Harden. Kevin Ollie replaces Earl Watson as the veteran backup to point guard Russell Westbrook."
Kevin Durant's new Nike commercial is out and it's pretty cool. Introducing your new hero, Velvet Hoop:
Oh, and just in case you missed it, Rashard Lewis was suspended 10 games for using PEDs. Uh, last person on earth to have suspected?
More video! Kevin Durant highlights from this year's Goodman League:
Here's a MASSIVE team preview from Eric Wong, editor of Roto Evil: "Preseason Battle to Watch: Thabo Sefolosha vs. James Harden – Since he performed very well for the Thunder last season, Thabo will probably get the 1st crack at starting at shooting guard on opening night. After all, he's long, athletic, a fierce defender, and he doesn't need to have the ball in his hands to contribute. In other words, he's a great complementary player to Durant, Westbrook, and Green. In this scenario, the rookie Harden would come off the bench, where his scoring abilities would be better suited for Oklahoma City's 2nd unit."


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According to this article, two sisters in Ohio give birth to quads two hours apart via c-section.
Yep, bio mom had two girls via invitro fertilization. And her sister had two boys via invitro fertilization.
And with the help of two scheduled c-sections, sister had the boys while bio mom attended, and then bio mom had the girls two hours later in her own c-section.
All coordinated through medical technology. Not a bad thing. Just an amazing thing.
But my question is, how do you decide that two pregnancies equals one set of quads? Sometimes if they're born days, even weeks apart. What are the determining factors? Surely they are new rules. Since these situations have only been around for so long.
Do they all have to have the same bio mom? And Dad? Or just the same parents under the same roof?
I am amazed by this in so many ways.
I know, it doesn't take much.
Well, at any rate a multiple congrats to all! And so-long to sleep. At least in bio mom's house.
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Bill Harris hosted this live program that examines one of the most pressing issues facing our community - the problem of low literacy rates among preschool aged children. Children entering school with high literacy skills are "ready to learn" and move to the head of the class. Children with weak reading skills begin school at a disadvantage, a gap that may grow wider as their educational experiece proceeds. How can we break the cycle?
Bill Harris hosted this live, one-hour special that connects parents with local resources to help them better communicate with their children on the current financial situation including the mortgage crisis. Topics included losing a job and/or home; feelings of insecurity; the concept of want versus need; language and approach for differing age groups; need for security; and much more.
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American Eagle Airlines Launches Nonstop Jet Service Between Fargo, N.D., and Chicago O'Hare
FORT WORTH, Texas, April 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- American Eagle Airlines, the regional affiliate of American Airlines, today launched nonstop jet service between Hector International Airport in Fargo, N.D., (FAR) and Chicago's O'Hare International Airport (ORD). Eagle will operate the three daily flights with 50-seat Embraer ERJ-145 jets.
"American Eagle is extremely proud to reestablish service from Fargo to Chicago," said Jon Snook, Senior Vice President Customer Service for American Eagle. "Fargo customers will be able to enjoy convenient connections to destinations throughout the American Airlines global network."
"We are very excited about American Airlines decision to return to Fargo and add our market to their global network," said Shawn Dobberstein, Fargo Municipal Airport Authority Executive Director. "American's presence will bring significant benefits to area leisure and business travelers and is consistent with our community's economic plan."
"Air Service development is a major component of our Cass Clay Economic Plan," said Brian Walters, President of the Greater Fargo Moorhead Economic Development Corporation. "In today's global economy, air service is and will continue to be critical business infrastructure that directly contributes to our efforts to retain and grow jobs."
The schedule for flights between Fargo and Chicago (all times local) is as follows:
Fargo to Chicago O'Hare (FAR-ORD)
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Chicago O'Hare to Fargo (ORD-FAR)
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*Flight begins April 7, 2010
"More Great Cities" AAdvantage Bonus Miles Offer
To celebrate the new destinations from Chicago, Dallas and Miami, American is offering the "More Great Cities" bonus mile offer. Members who fly round trip to or from at least two of the new destinations below between April 9 and July 31, 2010, will earn AAdvantage bonus miles. Earn between 1,000 and 100,000 bonus miles based on the number of round trips flown to or from different eligible cities. Members can obtain complete offer details and register prior to travel at www.aa.com/offers.
Eligible Cities
Chicago - Allentown, Pa.
Chicago - Cheyenne, Wyo.
Chicago - Harrisburg, Pa.
Chicago - Beijing, China
Chicago - Scranton/Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Dallas/Fort Worth - Augusta, Ga.
Chicago - Rapid City, S.D.
Dallas/Fort Worth - Asheville, N.C.
Chicago - Sioux Falls, S.D.
Dallas/Forth Worth - Fayetteville, N.C.
Chicago - Lexington, Ky.
Dallas/Fort Worth - Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Chicago - Fargo, N.D.
Miami - Eleuthera, Bahamas
Chicago - Tri-cities, Tenn.
Miami - Treasure Cay, Bahamas
Chicago - Charleston, W. Va.
Double AAdvantage Bonus Offer
In addition to the "More Great Cities" offer, customers can earn double miles flying between Chicago and Fargo beginning today and in the coming months. Customers must register prior to travel at www.aa.com/offers using the Bonus Code CHIAA.
Terms and Conditions
Complete offer terms and conditions for the bonus offers listed above can be found at www.aa.com/offers.
About American Eagle
American Eagle operates over 1,500 daily flights to nearly 160 cities throughout the United States, Canada, the Bahamas, Mexico and the Caribbean on behalf of American Airlines. American, American Eagle and the AmericanConnection® airlines serve 250 cities in 40 countries with, on average, more than 3,400 daily flights. The combined network fleet numbers more than 900 aircraft. American's award-winning Web site, AA.com, provides users with easy access to check and book fares, plus personalized news, information and travel offers. American Airlines is a founding member of the oneworld® Alliance, which brings together some of the best and biggest names in the airline business, enabling them to offer their customers more services and benefits than any airline can provide on its own. Together, its members serve more than 700 destinations in over 140 countries and territories. American Airlines, Inc. and American Eagle Airlines, Inc. are subsidiaries of AMR Corporation. AmericanAirlines, American Eagle, AmericanConnection, AA.com We know why you fly and AAdvantage are registered trademarks of American Airlines, Inc. (NYSE: AMR).
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Most Anticipated Movies of 2012: 'The Dark Knight Rises,' 'The Avengers,' 'Hunger Games,' 'Django Unchained,' 'Breaking Dawn, Pt. 2,' 'Skyfall'
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Director: Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski
Cast: Tom Hanks, Hugo Weaving, Jim Sturgess, Hugh Grant, Halle Berry, Susan Sarandon, Jim Broadbent, Keith David
Lowdown: "An epic story of humankind in which the actions and consequences of our lives impact one another throughout the past, present and future as one soul is shaped from a murderer into a savior and a single act of kindness ripples out for centuries to inspires a revolution."
Drew McWeeny says: Financed largely with German money, this is an ambitious project, and the combination of Tykwer and the Wachowskis directing different segments of an interconnected story about fate and the soul sounds like a one-of-a-kind thrill. The idea that they're using the same actors in different configurations across the different segments is exciting, and if anybody is right to make a genre-bending film about wrestling with identity, it would seem to be the Wachowskis.


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Boy that could have gotten real Nessy back there.
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Short for "The Loch Ness Monster" a mythic creature that has been known for its extordinary life span inside of Loch Ness Scotland and is world widely known. There has been many-a set ups from people who want lots of cash for taking picutes of her.
"Duuuuuuude, I took a picture of Nessy today!"
"You liar, let me see it!"
"You liar, let me see it!"
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Is having a large long turd that the end sticks up out of the water resembling the Loch Ness Monster.
I just took a nice Nessy.
מאת sfrydaddy7 30 בינואר, 2010
A friend that never comes out to social events. Because they are either a homebody or are pussy whipped.
Dude 1: "Where's Luke Williams?"
Dude 2: "Don't know, cunts such a Nessy."
Dude 2: "Don't know, cunts such a Nessy."
מאת Merv Mervson 12 בספטמבר, 2014
The single most gorgeous girl in the entire world
I thought I was in heaven, but I was really just looking at Nessy
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a man or boy who is the sex. every girl whos ever met him falls inlove with him in a snap. hes very seductive and sexy and is also a good friend and a loving family member.
damn hes a real nessy.
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Born and raised in Mesa, Ariz., she graduated from Westwood High School in 2006. After high school she started college at Northern Arizona University as a pre-med student who wanted to be an optometrist. Once she took precalculus and chemistry, Pilar decided to pursue another career path. She changed her major to journalism and transferred to the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University spring 2008. There, Pilar participated in the award-winning live student produced show Cronkite Newswatch as a floor director, web coordinator and multimedia journalist. She also interned at KPHO CBS 5 News and Gilbert Hospital.
Pilar received her Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism with a minor in women's studies fall 2010. She's worked every type of job in the industry you can imagine. One of the first was as a photographer/studio crew member for the nationally syndicated show Right This Minute. There was a one year multimedia journalist reporter position in Beaumont, Texas, and then Pilar went home to Phoenix to work for Independent Newsmedia Inc., a company that publishes hyperlocal newspapers, and 92.3 FM KTAR News Radio as an anchor/reporter.
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- Will Harris: Sunbelt Expo Farmer of the Year for Georgia
- Essential to long-term plans
- Ambitious undertakings
- Rewards as Georgia winner
• As a result of his success as an organic farm owner and diversified livestock producer, Harris has been selected as the Georgia state winner of the 2013 Swisher Sweets/Sunbelt Expo Southeastern Farmer of the Year award.
Rewards as Georgia winner
As the Georgia state winner of the Swisher Sweets/Sunbelt Expo award, Harris will now receive a $2,500 cash award and an expense paid trip to the Sunbelt Expo from Swisher International of Jacksonville, Fla., a $500 gift certificate from the Southern States cooperative, the choice of either $1,000 in PhytoGen cottonseed or a $500 donation to a designated charity from Dow AgroSciences, and a Columbia vest from Ivey's Outdoor and Farm Supply.
He is now eligible for the $15,000 cash award that will go to the overall winner. Other prizes for the overall winner include the use of a Massey Ferguson tractor for a year from Massey Ferguson North America, another $500 gift certificate and a Heritage gun safe from the Southern States cooperative, the choice of another $1,000 in PhytoGen cottonseed or a second $500 donation to a designated charity from Dow AgroSciences, and a Columbia jacket from Ivey's Outdoor and Farm Supply.
Swisher International, through its Swisher Sweets cigar brand, and the Sunbelt Expo are sponsoring the Southeastern Farmer of the Year awards for the 24th consecutive year. Swisher has contributed some $924,000 in cash awards and other honors to southeastern farmers since the award was initiated in 1990.
Previous state winners from Georgia include: Timothy McMillan of Enigma, 1990; Bud Butcher of Senoia, 1991; James Lee Adams of Camilla, 1992; John Morgan of Mystic, 1993; Alan Verner of Rutledge, 1994; Donnie Smith of Willacoochee, 1995; Armond Morris of Ocilla, 1996; Thomas Coleman, Jr. of Hartsfield, 1997; Glenn Heard of Bainbridge, 1998; Bob McLendon of Leary, 1999; James Lee Adams of Camilla, 2000; Daniel Johnson of Alma, 2001; Armond Morris of Ocilla, 2002; Jim Donaldson of Metter, 2003; Joe Boddiford of Sylvania, 2004; Jimmy Webb of Leary, 2005; Gary Paulk of Wray, 2006; Daniel Johnson of Alma, 2007; Wayne McKinnon of Douglas, 2008; Bill Brim of Tifton, 2009; Robert Dasher of Glenville, 2010; Carlos Vickers of Nashville, 2011; and Barry Martin of Hawkinsville, 2012.
Georgia has had three overall winners, James Lee Adams of Camilla in 2000, Armond Morris of Ocilla in 2002 and Robert Dasher of Glennville in 2010.
A distinguished panel of judges will visit White Oak Pastures, along with the farms of the other nine state finalists, during the week of Aug. 12-16. The judges for this year include John McKissick, a longtime University of Georgia Extension ag economist from Athens, Ga.; farmer Brian Kirksey of Amity, Ark., the overall winner in 2008; and John Woodruff, retired University of Georgia Extension agronomist from Tifton, Ga., who specialized in soybeans for many years.


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Cousin Phillis has been called the most perfect story in English. In addition to her career as a novel-writer, Mrs Gaskell was a prodigious writer of short stories, and this novella, written in her most mature phase as a writer (between Sylvia's Lovers and Wives and Daughters), is the master work of her shorter fiction. It is a tale of quiet, deep power. Narrated by Paul Manning, the story is offered as a remembered interlude from a time when Paul and Phillis were yet in their teens. Part of the subtlety of the story proceeds from the apparent slightness, the undramatic quality of the episode. Paul, newly independent, and only recently away from home, is working as a clerk under the engineer of a new branch railway l…
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Spittal Variety Group's rehearsals for its 2013 pantomime, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, are now under way.
Starring Amy Cowan as Snow White, the show will be performed at The Maltings from January 22 to 27.
The cast includes Diane Renner as Queen Avarice; John Dougall as Edna Bucket; Jonathan Scott as Chuckles; Hannah Bass as Prince Ferdinand of Farawasia; Susan Potts as Fairy Good Fortune; Alison Fergie as the Spirit of the Magic Mirror; Keith Fraser as Justice Quill; Fiona Dunn as Scribbles and Ian Little as Slurp.
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See a Pre-Fame Jane Fonda Handle the Pressures of Broadway in Jane
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She was 24, impossibly gorgeous, and nervous about one of her first big roles on Broadway.
Ashton Kutcher Shares Photo of Himself as Steve Jobs
Originally posted 01/31/2013 12:00PM
It's uncanny!
We've seen Ashton Kutcher as the late Apple visionary Steve Jobs for his upcoming biopic jOBSs, but never quite like this.
Kutcher, 34, shared a photo of himself split with an older Jobs, who died in 2011, and the two look practically identical with the receding hairline and wire-rim glasses.
"Thank you Sundance for your support of Jobs," he wrote as a caption to the photo.
Movie-Themed Cocktail Recipes from Sundance for Film Lovers
Originally posted 01/25/2013 10:00AM
Film lovers usually attend the Sundance Film Festival to discover great movies, but thanks to ChefDance, they also can discover great cocktails!
Morningstar Farms Chefdance presented by Wishclouds hosted dinners the first five nights of the festival and the delectable food was accompanied with beverages created by Snake Oil Cocktail Co. With names like "Take One" and "Stage Kiss," these drinks are even fitting for an awards show party of your own!
Jessica Biel & Fan Have Impromptu Photo Shoot at Sundance
Originally posted 01/20/2013 12:45PM
Jessica Biel is bringing the sunshine to Sundance!
The Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes actress had an impromptu photo shoot with a female fan when she visited the Variety Studio in Park City, Utah, on Saturday.
The duo posed for multiple shots in a Ciroc the Festival photo booth until they got a snapshot that was "just right," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
"They were having a great time," the source adds.
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William H. Macy Reveals How He Keeps the Passion Alive with Felicity Huffman
Originally posted 01/26/2012 08:35AM
Fake it 'til you make it.
That, in a nutshell, is William H. Macy's advice to men on how to keep things passionate after the first few years of marriage.
"Just act like you love her more than anybody you've ever seen in your life, and you'll get it back in spades. Just pretend," says the actor, 61, whose been married to Desperate Housewives actress Felicity Huffman for 15 years. "You have to pretend. Make it up, just make it up!"
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