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PORTAGE - The Portage Area Youth Association's hockey division is hoping to move off of the tennis courts and onto an actual hockey rink by next season.
The youth hockey league is attempting to raise funds to construct a new hockey rink in Crichton McCormick Park, said Robert Theys, a head coach and PAYA member.
Kids involved in the roller hockey league currently play on an old tennis court in the park, Theys said.
Officials said they are confident they can raise $125,000 needed to construct a new hockey rink.
Any additional funds could be used to purchase materials needed to convert the arena into an all-seasons hockey rink, Theys said.
To help kickoff the fundraiser, PAYA will hold a free hockey camp from noon to 4 p.m. on March 16 and 17, Theys said.
The hockey league provides another summer recreational sport for kids who are not interested in soccer or baseball, said Jason Adams, PAYA treasurer and a head coach.
"It's starting to really, really take off," Adams said of the league, which he founded four years ago.
PAYA has leagues for kids ages six to 12 and 13 to 16, Theys said.
Signups are already completed but anyone interested in joining the league can still participate.
"We're not going to turn anyone away," Adams said.
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A little bit of the unexpected brought the No. 23 Texas Longhorns (7-2, 4-2) to their seventh win of the season by way of a 31-22 battle in Lubbock.
The Longhorns topped the No. 18 Texas Tech Red Raiders (6-3, 3-3) with a strong offensive showing that had Mike Davis explode for a career high. But it was the Horns defense that kept a potent Tech offense under wraps.
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PRIMARY sarcoma of the esophagus is a rare condition. Dvorak1 in 1931 presented an excellent discussion of the entire subject and reviewed the reported cases up to that time. He found less than 50 cases in the literature, and in many of these there was considerable doubt concerning the exact pathologic process. Simon2 three years earlier was able to collect only about 30 unquestioned cases.
Since 1931 there have been few additional cases of primary sarcoma of the esophagus reported. Jaleski and Waldo3 described an interesting case of a primary melanotic sarcoma of the esophagus which was not diagnosed before autopsy. The tumor was polypoid, and there was extensive metastasis to the lungs, liver, pancreas, spine and regional lymph nodes. Cases of primary leiomyosarcoma of the esophagus have been contributed by Mallory,4 Menne and Birge,5 French and Garland6 and Pennes.7 Bayer8 in
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CHELSEA, Alabama --
A former Chelsea Middle student and summer employee entered the school today with a gun. He was apprehended and no one was injured.
Both the intermediate and middle schools were placed on lockdown.
Shelby County schools Superintendent Randy Fuller said the man entered the school about 3:10 p.m. and held several students at gunpoint.
He was apprehended at about 3:30 p.m. by a school resource officer and other Shelby County deputies.
The suspect's name was not released, but officials said he's in his early 20s.
Tracy Dale Greene, father of a student there, said a physical education teacher at the school is a hero.
The school will have classes Wednesday, said Cindy Warner, spokeswoman for Shelby County Schools.
Several law enforcement and school system officials were on the scene shortly before 5 p.m. The entrance to the building is taped off. In addition to the sheriff's office, the FBI, ATF, and Alabama State Troopers were also on the scene.
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A Cold Dinner
There's a running joke in my family that I do not and will not stand to eat a cold dinner. When my brother and I were young, we were dropped off at Mimi and Grandpa's house, our maternal grandparents, for dinner and a sleepover. Sitting down for dinner, we surveyed the spread and immediately gave each other a quizzical look. Pasta salad. Potato salad. And cold cuts. A cold dinner, as Mimi explained it.
Accustomed to steamy plates of penne rigate with broccoli rabe and sausage, mushroom stuffed pork chops with crispy potatoes, or veal cutlets, this was not something we were about to eat. Dinner is hot. And so we protested eventually going to bed hungry.
That was my introduction to a cold dinner and the start of a longstanding joke at Mimi's dinner table. I have since given the cold dinner a try on more than one occasion and last night was perfectly suited as the temperatures climbed to the upper 90s.
A single sip of cold cucumber dill soup will instantaneously cool you off on a steamy day. This slightly tart and extremely creamy soup was the perfect use for the ten remaining cucumbers I had in my refrigerator. Not to mention that it was incredibly easy to make -- a one pot wonder!
Simply peel, halve, seed and dice ten cucumbers and then set them aside. In a hot pan, saute diced onions and garlic until translucent. When cooked, add the cucumbers and stir in about 1 1/2 cups chicken stock. Bring to a simmer and then add a dash of lemon juice, honey, nutmeg, and pepper. Cook for another ten minutes or until the cucumbers are soft. Salt to taste and then add your dill. Remove your pot from the burner and blend thoroughly. Stir in about 2 tbsp of Greek yogurt per serving until well combined. Refrigerate or serve warm. Top with dill and enjoy!
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COLUMBIA - Kelcy Quarles was discouraged, and it was more than South Carolina's early-season loss at Georgia that had his head hung low.
The Gamecocks' junior defensive tackle had star potential. In Athens, his play didn't justify the hype. Quarles didn't have a sack, a tackle for loss or anything that could be recognized as a game-changing play in those 60 minutes between the hedges.
Afterward, he lingered in the visiting locker room at Sanford Stadium, dwelling on the missed opportunities until first-year defensive line coach Deke Adams pulled him aside.
The ensuing conversation was blunt and clear.
"I sat down with coach Adams face-to-face, I looked him straight in the eyes, and he told me, 'You need to step it up,'" Quarles said. "He gave me a man-to-man talk. He said, 'You need to step it up. You need to take control and be a leader.' I watched film, I watched myself, and . I knew I had some more I could give."
The next week, as South Carolina prepared for Vanderbilt, Quarles said he "channeled in." He stayed after practice, running extra agility drills shirtless in the late-summer heat. There were extra practice reps, more film study - a return to the work ethic that earned him a preseason All-SEC second-team spot.
"I just thought to myself, 'God gives you all of this ability. Why not go out here and use it?'" Quarles said. "Obviously, I turned it around. I did well."
Quarles had six sacks in the next six games following the conversation with his position coach. He hit a new gear, consistently playing at a level he never reached in his first two years, highlighted with his 21/2 sacks against Clemson.
Quarles was arguably the top SEC defensive tackle this season, with his 91/2 sacks and 131/2 tackles for loss leading the league at his position. Only one defensive tackle in the country had more sacks than Quarles. That was Pittsburgh senior and Bednarik Award winner Aaron Donald, who had 10.
Now, Quarles' preseason hype has turned into postseason hardware. He was named first team All-American by the Sporting News and second team All-American by a plethora of organizations, including The Associated Press.
"It means a lot," Quarles said. "It means that all my hard work paid off. It means that I've still got work to do. It means that I played my butt off, and I did what I was supposed to do, and I did everything I could for this university. I used my God-given ability to accomplish everything I wanted to accomplish.
"I got everything out of this school and more. I juiced it all out, and I think I got everything out of this school I ever wanted."
Quarles has submitted his papers to the NFL draft advisory board. While he has yet to receive an evaluation, there is no suspense with what direction Quarles' path will go after the season.
The junior will leave school early to enter the NFL. It will be a busy offseason, the process of becoming a professional athlete. Before it begins, Quarles said there's one more thing he'd like to accomplish at South Carolina.
He wants to beat Wisconsin in the Capital One Bowl on New Year's Day.
"If they aren't focused, I'll make sure they're focused," Quarles said of his teammates. "I understand it's a bowl game, you go down there and have fun, but at the end of the day, we've got to win the trophy and bring it back to Columbia."


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Watch: John Mayer takes us on a trip through his 'Shadow Days' on new video
Pack your bags, we're riding shotgun on a road trip with John Mayer. In the video for "Shadow Days," he takes us on a triptych across the West and Southwest-- from California to Idaho and Arizona and beyond. He's traveling solo, but there are stops along the way: a diner, a convenience story, a guitar shop.
The shaggy-haired Mayer is sporting a hat much like the kind producer Don Was, who helmed Mayer's new album, "Born & Raised," sports, as well as a few days' scruff so we're thinking Was definitely rubbed off on him not only musically, but fashion-wise. And he certainly got a beautifully nuanced guitar performance out of him on "Shadow Days."
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The solitude Mayer experiences in the video matches the feel of the song: he's been through some tough times, made some major mistakes, but, as he sings, "I'm a good man with a good heart/had a tough time, got a rough start/but I finally learned to let it go." There's nothing like wide open spaces to make you reevaluate and to let go of your past.
And, as the song title would indicate, there are some beautiful shadows across the landscape during his days.
"Born & Raised" comes out May 22. Mayer was set to tour behind it, and in fact was scheduled to play Jazz Fest in New Orleans this weekend, but had to pull the tour due to continuing vocal issues.


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Earlier this year, the Obama administration announced a massive data mining initiative where federal resources would be used to collect vast amounts of data concerning subjects of science, economy, environment and medicine.
The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is teaming up with IBM to create "deep computing solutions" (DCS) an element of the LLNL's High Performance Computing Innovation Center (HPCIC).
IBM and LLNL will be a "foundational stone" to solving business problems, according to James Sexton, program director of the TJ Watson Computational Science Center at IBM. Sexton says: "It could be an engineering design for a new aircraft or gas turbine engine. It could be an agricultural system where you're managing the land and want to minimize damage to the environment."
In June of 2011, LLNL's HPCIC was given the responsibility to influencing public industry with purposes of having a direct hand in the collaboration of private sector corporations and the US government. Discoveries made with technology under the thumb of the LLNL would be used to assist US corporations. As government run laboratories working with the National Science Foundation (NSF) and Department of Energy (DOE) can influence elected officials to support government agendas with multi-million dollar budgets under the promise of bettering the economy.
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Wondering who this woman is that has Brett Favre in deep, deep doo-doo? Her name is Jenn Sterger and you've probably seen pictures of her rooting for Florida State while wearing a very low cut top. Here are a few pics to refresh your memory:
She works on the Versus nightly sports show, "The Daily Line" and according to her bio, she is "more than just a pretty face." (In other words, she has fake boobs too!)
She was apparently discovered by Brent Musburger on an ABC telecast of an FSU game when, during a shot of Sterger and her friends in the front row, Musburger said, "1,500 red-blooded Americans just decided to apply to Florida State."
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Why Your Child Should Help do ChoresBrian Gresko
If you stay-at-home even part-time with a baby or toddler, then you probably know the challenge of doing chores while minding the little one.
It should be easy, right? To make lunch or load the dishwasher, to scrub some pots or clean the bathroom. These are tasks that, if you focus on them one-by-one, don't take all that long. But depending on your child's level of independence, or whether you rely on the television to do the babysitting while you work, it can sometimes seem impossible to get even simple jobs done around the house.
I've felt embarrassed when my wife's returned home to a cluttered mess, cruddy dishes mounded in the sink, and dinner not prepped. "What have you done all day?" she asked me once. It's hard to explain that playing with a kid can be like the mob in The Godfather just when you think you're out, "they pull you right back in."
A few months ago a friend blew my mind when she told me about how her kid helps her clean. Not with nasty chemicals or strong soaps or anything like that, but a tot can wring a good deal of helpful fun from a wet sponge, she told me.
Since then, I've made my son part of the chore solution rather than seeing him as a problem. Give him a damp rag, and he'll crawl around the edge of the room dusting the molding as he goes. Toss him a sponge, and he wipes off counters to no end. Provide him a spray bottle, and he'll wet down the bathtub in advance of my scrubbing.
But don't take my word for it. Scientists have found that, by and large, even very young kids want to be helpful. And now a study demonstrates that older kids are can be quite sophisticated in how they help.
You know how if your partner says, "Can you please pass me that knife so I can chop the parsley?" but you've just used the knife to cut raw chicken, you'll find another knife or wash the blade before passing it along? You help, but not by literally following directions you take initiative to help in the best way possible.
Turns out that toddlers, on the whole, do the same thing. Given two tools, one real and one play, tots knew that an adult would require the real tool to complete a task, even when the adult asked for the play one. So when a grown-up wanted a foam hammer to pound a nail, the toddler would fetch them an actual hammer, knowing that's what they needed to get the job done.
This is called paternalistic helping, as in "Father Knows Best" (though why it couldn't be called maternalistic helping, I don't know). You think you want the play tool, but trust me, you actually want the real one.
It's pretty cool that even three-year-olds demonstrate this behavior, though I imagine that for toddlers who are used to being active helpers, they might be more likely to speak up. (Another author wonders if the toddler's level of autonomy within the family matters. Strict, authoritarian parents may encourage their children to not talk back or ask questions, which would affect their performance in the study.) Like with any toddler skill, practice makes perfect. The more my son helps me around the house, the better he is at completing his chores and the more excited he is to chip in, especially since I make clear how proud I am of his hard work.
So if you're having trouble staying on top of the housework while minding your child, don't see the two things as separate activities. Try getting your kid or kids involved. It'll be beneficial for everyone!


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Obesity means having too much body fat. It is not the same as overweight, which means a child's weight is in the upper range of children of the same age and height. Overweight may be due to extra muscle, bone, or water, as well as too much fat.
Both terms mean that a child's weight is higher than what is thought to be healthy.
Weight - loss - children; Obese - children
When children eat more food than their bodies need for normal growth and activity, the extra calories are stored in fat cells for later use. If this pattern continues over time, they develop more fat cells and may develop obesity.
Normally, infants and young children respond to signals of hunger and fullness so that they do not consume more calories than their bodies need. However, changes over the last few decades in lifestyle and food choices have led to the rise of obesity among children.
Children are surrounded by many things that make it easy to overeat and harder to be active. Foods that are high in fat and sugar content often come in large portion sizes. These factors can lead children to take in more calories than they need before they feel full. TV commercials and other screen ads can lead to unhealthy food choices. Most of the time, the food in ads aimed at kids is high in sugar, salt, or fats.
"Screen time" activities such as watching television, gaming, texting, and playing on the computer require very little energy. They often take the place of healthy physical exercise. Also, children tend to crave unhealthy snack foods they see in TV ads.
Other factors in the child's environment can also lead to obesity. Family, friends, and school setting help shape a child's diet and exercise choices. Food may be used as a reward or to comfort a child. These learned habits can lead to overeating. Many people have a hard time breaking these habits later in life.
Genetics, medical conditions, and emotional disorders can also increase a child's risk for obesity. Hormone disorders or low thyroid function, and certain medications, such as steroids or anti-seizure medications, can increase a child's appetite. Over time, this increases their risk for obesity.
An unhealthy focus on eating, weight and body image can lead to an eating disorder. Obesity and eating disorders often occur at the same time in teenage girls and young adult women who may be unhappy with their body image.
The health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask questions about your child's medical history, eating habits, and exercise routine.
Blood tests may be done to look for thyroid or endocrine problems. These conditions could lead to weight gain.
Child health experts recommend that children be screened for obesity at age 6. Your child's body mass index (BMI) is calculated using height and weight. A health care provider uses a BMI formula designed for growing children to estimate your child's body fat.
The first step in helping your child get to a healthy weight is to talk to the child's doctor. The doctor can help to set healthy goals for weight-loss and help with monitoring and support.
Try to get the whole family to join in healthy behavior change. Weight-loss plans for children focus on healthy lifestyle habits. A healthy lifestyle is good for everyone, even if weight loss is not the main goal.
Having support from friends and family can also help your child lose weight.
Eating a balanced diet means you child consumes the right types and amounts of foods and drinks to keep their body healthy.
Make sure children have a chance to engage in healthy physical activity every day.
Talk to your health care provider before giving weight loss supplements or herbal remedies to your child. Many claims made by these products are not true. Some supplements can have serious side effects.
Weight loss drugs are not recommended for children.
Bariatric surgery is currently being performed for some children, but only after they've stopped growing.
A child who is overweight or obese is more likely to be overweight or obese as an adult. Obese children are now developing health problems that used to be seen only in adults. When these problems begin in childhood, they often become more severe when the child becomes an adult.
Children with obesity are at risk for developing these health problems:
Obese girls are more likely not to have regular menstrual periods.
Obese children often have low self-esteem. They are more likely to be teased or bullied, and they may have a hard time making friends.
United States Department of Agriculture. Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2010. National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 2000.
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In 1907 my attention was first called by Dr. E. Libman to an observation which he had made on a patient who had been bitten by a rat, and who, two weeks later, had developed an irregular and intermittent fever, accompanied by a diffuse erythema, and terminating in recovery without sequelae. Though no distinct scientific data were taken at the time, the unusual character of the symptoms attracted his attention. Soon afterward, two other somewhat similar occurrences were remarked by medical associates, but no opportunity was afforded for personal observation of these cases.The appearance of an article by Horder1 in 1910 describing three cases of irregular fever following the bite of a rat, and the almost simultaneous occurrence in the wards of Mt. Sinai Hospital of an undoubted instance of similar nature, afforded the opportunity of making a complete study and examination of all the
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Double Helix: Reading Scripture in a Genomic Age
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This autobiographical account details the author's upbringing in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in southern Idaho and outlines how his encounters with history and science undermined his faith. Dr. Thomas W Murphy presented this story as a keynote speaker at the Help for the Hurting Conference in Keokuk, Iowa in September, 2003, less than a year after the LDS Church initiated and then aborted an effort to excommunicate him for his publication of a summary of genetic research into Native American origins and its implications for the Book of Mormon.
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I bought palm oil in Africa a few years ago (before I started eating properly) and the taste threw me off. It probably didn't help that I used it to make risotto and the rice ended up absorbing the red stuff and tasting like feet.
I'm curious how it'd fare if used in more constructive ways, though.
About environmental concerns: The refined stuff is usually an ingredient in soap and cosmetics, a relative mammoth when compared to the small quantity consumed as food. Some of the cosmetics companies are trying to address sustainability issues, albeit at a slow pace.


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Although the Corzine administration initially promised to get rid of the Special Review Assessment, a controversial tutoring and testing program to provide students a high school diploma if they fail the state proficiency exam multiple times, it is now having second thoughts.
We agree that some safety valve is necessary, particularly since the state Education Department acknowledges that not all high schools even teach all the material that appears on the official exit exam.
That is why we will not argue with the administration's decision against scrapping the SRA. The Education Department is instead proposing changes. Some are as meaningless as changing the name of the alternative route.
Some are useful, such as requiring that schools no longer grade their own students' SRA exams. In the past, the same teachers who tutored students gave the tests and graded them -- and in many cases waived their kids on to diplomas with winks and nods instead of useful knowledge. Of course that has to stop.
The department proposes that New Jersey allow for untimed tests and count classwork, SAT scores and other evidence that students have the body of knowledge they need to graduate. The SRA was originally developed to accommodate the unusual case. That should continue for those with certified special needs.
For most kids, however, the goal should be getting them to pass the High School Proficiency Assessment. A recent decline in the numbers taking the SRA says that goal is attainable: 15,000 in 2005, down to 13,000 in 2006 and 11,700 last year as schools and students confronted the possibility that the back door to graduation might close.
Nothing, however, is likely to improve those numbers more than making sure that every school teaches every student everything needed to succeed on the HSPA.
For example, algebra is one subject that students need to know to do well on the test, a standard that has been in place since 1996. But only 69 percent of schools teach Algebra I, and less than half offer Algebra II, to all students.
A requirement to teach subjects on the test should have been issued long ago. Many students go through their educational careers without being taught the foundation math required to learn and understand algebra. That's what has to change, not the name of the test.
The state also is proposing that if more than 20 percent of a school's potential graduates need the SRA, school officials will have to explain themselves and re-examine their programs.
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Justin Masterson was back to his old ways tonight, although he was still a little wild. The Indians ace went 6.2 innings and allowed just a single run. He did walk four batters, but only allowed five hits and struck out seven, limiting the Angels opportunities. The win was his team high 14th of the season and the Player of the Game award was his 12th.
Feathers Up
Seeing a batter called for interference on a stolen base is a rare thing, but seeing the same batter called for it in two straight games is really something special. Last night Josh Hamilton struck out and the base runner was forced to go back to first when he made contact with Yan Gomes on his backswing. Today, he upped his charge and Erick Aybar was called out stealing when he struck out again with a runner going. This time, Hamilton stepped out of the batters box and onto home plate, forcing the home plate umpire to call for the double play.
Nick Swisher is finally starting to heat up and not a moment too soon. He has hit two home runs in the current series against the Angels and three in his past five games. Tonight's bomb came at the expense of starting pitcher Jerome Williams in the third inning and gave the Indians a two run lead.
We commented on Michael Bourn's failures in last night's game, but he did hit safely and score in the 14th inning. He carried that momentum into tonight's game where he started off reaching base safely in his first three at bats. After tripling his second time up, he scored on the Swisher home run. He did, however continue his strike out streak, raising it to eight games.
Mike Aviles and Dane De La Rosa combined to give the Indians a very important insurance run in the ninth inning. Aviles started the inning off with a single, then went to second on a wild pitch by De La Rosa. He was advanced to third on a ground out before scoring on another wild pitch. This run gave the Indians a 3-1 lead.
Scoreboard Watch: Oakland took another hard loss to the Mariners tonight, completing Seattle's three game sweep of the current Wild Card leaders. Baltimore was finally able to beat Tampa Bay, avoiding a sweep. The results of those two games allowed the Indians to move to within two games of a Wild Card spot and two wins above the Orioles. The Tigers handled the Twins to tie their series at 1-1. Tomorrow, the Indians are off as the Tigers will finish their series with Minnesota.
Feathers Down
Justin Masterson got into a little bit of trouble in his final inning when he allowed the first two batters to reach base. After a strike out and a sacrifice bunt, the Angels had runners on second and third with their best hitters coming to the plate. Somehow, the recently dependable Rich Hill was able to force a ground ball that Lonnie Chisenhall fielded brilliantly to end the inning, leaving the Indians with the lead.
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On June 18, Reno Gazette-Journal photographer Tim Dunn was thrown to the ground, handcuffed and then cited while covering the Sun Valley fires that claimed two homes.
The story about the 60-year-old photo editor's experience has been aired around the nation, and has prompted protests from a variety of media outlets, the Society of Professional Journalists and several interviews with the Nevada Press Association.
Photographers do their work close in, but we've found that doesn't have to be in conflict with emergency personnel or anyone for that matter. Anyone who's watched a television reporter talking from the scene of a fire is familiar with the yellow Nomex shirt and green pants journalists wear.
The reason they're wearing those clothes is so they can get in close to the fire. Photographers have a story to tell, and they do that by getting as close as they can.
The photographers and reporter are there as surrogates for the ordinary people who might be tempted to put themselves in harm's way, without the benefit of firefighting training.
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Now let's get a quick overview of another common term and increasingly important topic of web design: CSS or Cascading Style Sheets. CSS is used for many things, but its primary function is essentially to provide an easy way to control the appearance of a page, or more commonly, multiple pages in your website. Instead of formatting the appearance of text, links, tables, images, and so on, on each individual page, Cascading Style Sheets let you create a collection of appearances or styles for each of these types or elements that can than be quickly applied to as many pages in your site as you like.
If you later change you mind about he appearance of these elements, all you have to do is go in and change your style sheet, and your changes will instantly ripple, or cascade across all the pages using that sheet. For example, say you create a style sheet that says all regular text in your site should be in the Ariel font at a size of 12 pixels and in blue. Once that style sheet has been linked to your pages, all of the regular text on those pages will conform to that appearance. If you change the style sheet to say that all text should be red instead of blue, and that the font should be Verdana, those pages will instantly conform to those changes as soon as their opened. CSS is an extremely powerful tool that can be used to control not just the appearance of text and images, but can also be used to layout your entire page.
In fact, it's primary purpose has always been to separate the presentation of the page from its structure. The word presentation, in terms of web design, has to do with the way the page looks. And the word structure has to do with the meaning of the page's content. For example, in XHTML an h1 tag means that the text within it is a header. That's its structure. It's meant to stand out as a heading. Whether that heading is red, blue, bold, italicized, or underlined, has to do with it's presentation. So, it's important to separate presentation and structure for many reasons, but probably the most important reason is to make it much easier for you to update the look and feel of your pages later on. For example: You might have a page with a lot of text and images, and the content is all fine but you just want to change it's look.
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Luke (Corey Sevier) and his friend Roger (Elias Toufexis) are freshmen at the St. John's University in Canada. When Luke meets two gorgious girls called Lilly and Constance, his hormones raise to extremely explosive levels. When Lilly forgets a roll of money in the basement, Luke finds it the perfect opportunity to seek further contact and decides to bring it to their room. However, the girls aren't in but nevertheless he enters and starts looking around. Until the girls return that is. As he doesn't want to get caught, he flees in the closet where he can see them. However, he never expected to see the spectacle that is shown before his eyes. Constance takes a strange can with N2 and starts spraying it at Lilly who suddenly gets all kinds of tentacles coming out of her chest.
When the girls leave little later, Luke sprints back to his room where he tells Roger about what has just happened. Roger doesn't believe him as he's fallen in love with Constance and thinks Luke is jealous of him. After a while, Luke starts to believe he must have imagined the whole thing, but when at a frat party, Lilly leaves with the captain of the hockey team, Bobby, and he is found frozen stiff the next day, Luke is convinced an alien invasion is at hand…
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Despite Decoys having a decent concept for a teenage horror/thriller comedy, the storyline misses quite some depth, certain reactions from the characters come completely out of the blue and make you wonder whether you've missed something, and some of the cast should definitely follow some course in acting. All this together make Decoys feel like rushed and unfinished. Too bad, something more could have definitely been made from this. The same idea can be said about the whole DVD. RCV didn't even go through the trouble of adding a menu!
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Researchers have found that the process of extended culturing needed to generate therapeutically engineered human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) doesn't necessarily increase the cells' likelihood of developing potentially deleterious or cancer-causing mutations. They claim their research, using iPSCs modified by homologous recombination to correct a retinal disease-causing gene, goes some way to allay fears that successive generations of modified iPSCs may undergo undesired mutations and instead suggests that such cells could in principal be used safely in cell-based therapies. The work is published today in the early online edition of PNAS, in a paper titled, "Genetic correction and analysis of induced pluripotent stem cells from a patient with gyrate atrophy."
Although human iPSCs can in theory be triggered to become any of the 220 mature cell types, there are worries about their suitability for human cell therapy, explains lead author Sara Howden, Ph.D., at the University of Wisconsin - Madison's Morgridge Institute for Research. Scientists are particularly concerned by the observation that iPSCs have a higher rate of mutation than embryonic stem cells and also a propensity to become cancerous. There are also concerns that iPSCs may retain some memory of their previous lineage.
To investigate the fate of engineered human iPSCs undergoing extended culturing, Dr. Howden's team used episomal reprogramming to generate an induced pluripotent stem cell line derived from a patient with the degenerative eye disease gyrate atrophy. This was followed by homologous recombination to correct the disease-causing gene in the iPSCs.
Extensive characterization of the cells both before and after the process showed that the culture conditions required to correct the genetic defect didn't substantially increase the number of mutations carried by the cells. "By showing that the process of correcting a genetic defect in patient-derived induced pluripotent cells is compatible with therapeutic use, we eliminated one barrier to gene therapy based on these cells," Dr. Howden claims. "It also was the first to demonstrate that correction of a defective gene in patient-derived cells via homologous recombination is possible."
Co-author David Gamm, Ph.D., assistant professor at the department of ophthalmology and the Waisman Center Stem Cell Research Program, adds, "Although further development certainly is needed before such techniques may reach the clinical trial stage, our findings offer reason for continued hope. Dr. Howden and our collaborative group have overcome an important hurdle which, when considered in the context of other recent developments, may lead to personalized stem cell therapies that benefit people with genetic visual disorders."
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Swell. Thought the boxes size never changed. A pokemon transporters is.... what, exactly?
Iwata said it himself, Pokemon Bank is for competitive players or obsessive collectors. It's not required, it's not pricey, and it's incredibly handy for said players... although, I really don't agree with Poke Transporter bein' a part of the deal. They should set aside some low-cost servers specifically for players that haven't bought Pokemon Bank or somethin'. No one's gonna be happy t' find a micro-transaction bein' required to bring their Pokes from past games to newer ones. Everyone should at least get a free trial for Bank 'n Transporter when first registering, as opposed t' just the first month the services are out.
Hell, they could probably of worked Transporter int' the new Dream World somehow. For free.
If we didn't get more boxes every Generation, we'd of run outta room at Gold 'n Silver lol.
The Poke Transporter is what allows you t' trade Pokemon from BW1/2 to XY. It's a solution t' the age-old issue of needin' two handhelds in order to trade Pokes from old games to new ones (you can also trade between multiple versions of XY with Pokemon Bank too). Deposit Pokes to the Poke Transporter, they go t' your Pokemon Bank. Then they can immediately be transferred to your XY games, simple as that. No bullshit minigames like Pal Park or the PokeTransfer (not t' be confused with Poke Transporter). It's fast and efficient... well, that's what it's claimed t' be. It has t' be much faster than the previous methods though, that much is certain.
The Poke Transporter also isn't just for BW1/2 and XY. It's a permanent thing, and will be used for future Pokemon games too. It's for the long term, hence why there's an annual fee.
I agree about the transporter thing, but it's still not really a big deal.


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Im sorry to hear about your symptoms and ill try to help you but first i would like to ask a few questions,
Do you have increased thirst, increased frequency of passing urine?
Do you have any sweating,tremors, weight loss?
Any diarrhea? does the stool float in water and difficult to flush?
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Do you have increased thirst, increased frequency of passing urine? I actually am thirsty all the time and drink a lot of water, which in turns makes my hungrier. It doesn't seem to be the only cause to my hunger, but makes the pang stronger. I also pass urine very frequently, about every hour or less.
Do you have any sweating,tremors, weight loss? No, more weight gain because I am eating so much. Also a lot of bloating.
Any diarrhea? does the stool float in water and difficult to flush? No diarrhea and the stool does not float and tends to flush easily.
Any mood changes, behavious changes? Not that I have noticed.
Any headaches, visual disturbances, vomiting? I have headaches a couple of times per week. I have not found the trigger to these headaches, but once I have them I am more sensitive to sounds, lights, and physical activity. These headaches range from clamping down in the middle of my head on each side or up front surrounding my eyes.
Have you had any blood work done? if so what was the result? I had bloodwork done a couple of years ago telling me that everything was negative, but those were for other reasons. I am not sure how long this hunger has been going on, so that bloodwork may be dated.
Any other medical condition? any medications? I take Yaz, Nexium, and for the past month have been using Alli (but the issues existed before Alli). My doctor just found a slight hiatal hernia in an endoscopy performed a week or two ago. Apparently, though, I have been doing all I can to treat that already. A few years ago I had bad stomach aches for three weeks after eating anything and the doctors never diagnosed the issue (besides IBS, which doesn't tell me anything). I did not eat for three weeks without being in severe pain. This pain radiated to my lower back. I have not had a serious issue along those lines since then. I have slight scoliosis, a tendency to
easily, and issues with post-nasal drip that have not been diagnosed (still working on that problem).
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Thanks for the detailed info, ill give you a few possibilites based on that info,
You can be suffering from diabetes mellitus, it could be either type 1 or a type called MODY, The symptoms of increased hunger thirst and increased urination can all be explained with diabetes. A simple fasting blood sugar test will diagnose this disease.
Increased hunger can also be due to thyroid disorders, although in thyroid the increased hunger is accompanied by weight loss however it is not always there. Another test to go for would be a compelete thyroid profile.
3)Metabolic problems
Other metabolic problems which can fit in your situation can be glycogen storage disorders which can cause these symptoms alongwith increase in liver size. they can be checked for with an examination and specific blood tests. Sometimes recurrent hypoglycemia that is fall in sugar levels leads to the body calling for increased hunger, this can be due to increased insulin levels in the body
4) Other causes
Other causes for excessive hunger can be due to certain genetic syndromes such as kluver bucy syndrome in which there is also increased sexual drive alongwith inability to get angry in normal situtations
5) Psychiatric
Lats but not least, psychiatric issues such as depression etc can cause this as well alongwith certain drugs such as cannabis and amphetamines but this is only after organic pathologies are ruled out
In addition sometimes in patients with severe recurrent headaches a cause for increased hunger would be a brain abnormality. Not exactly inability to intepret signals but a abnormal growth causing this phenomenon.
Im reasonably sure that you would have either diabetes or a metabolic problem including thyroid for these symptoms of yours. your best bet is to visit an internist and discuss these possibilities with him and get these tests done. I hope i have been helpful and let me know in case of anymore questions
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When talking about power supplies, the general rule of thumb is more power = more noise. This is because in order to combat the extra heat produced by higher wattage power supplies manufacturers need to install more powerful (and noisy) cooling solutions.
However, this rule has been totally disproved by the OCZ GameXStream, which managed to produce a full and stable 850w of power without the noise and heat associated with other high wattage units we've tested in the past. Add to this the fact that the OCZ GameXStream is no bigger than your average ATX power supply along with its excellent efficiency level of over 85% (as tested by our equipment) and it's hard to even consider using another power supply for your high-end future gaming PC.
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