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Adjusting to life in a new country means excitement, challenge, and the unexpected. No amount of preparation can guarantee a trouble-free transition. There is one area, however, in which you do not want to face the unexpected: medical care for yourself and your family. The United States does not have a national health plan, and the government is not a major provider of medical care. Arranging and paying for medical care is your responsibility. Because medical care in the United States is very expensive, the best way to meet this responsibility is to obtain comprehensive health-insurance coverage to protect you and your family from exorbitant costs.
Student Assurance Services, Inc. Health Insurance Plan
UM-St. Louis has a mandatory insurance plan for all students if F-1 and J-1 status through Student Assurance Services, Inc. If you are sponsored by a government organization such as USAID, one of the Fulbright programs or your embassy, that includes adequate health insurance as part of your program, then you may have not have to purchase the UMSL plan. Contact ISSS for specific instructions on how to apply for an insurance waiver.
It is very important to have a good understanding of your health insurance - waiting until you are sick or injured is a bad time to find out about your coverage. For specific information on the international student health insurance plan offered by Student Assurance Services, visit their website at www.sas-mn.com. If you have any other questions about your health insurance, ISSS is a good place to start.
Where to Go for Medical Care
What should you do if you are sick and need to see a doctor?
- If it is an emergency you should call the Police at 516-5515 or 911
- Go to University Health Services, located in 125 MSC, to see a nurse. The visit to Health Services is free. They will give you a referral form if you need to see a doctor or go to the hospital.
- If you are referred to see a doctor, this policy does have a list of preferred health care providers. Look for a doctor on the Beech Street web site.
- Take your insurance card and policy brochure to the doctor visit
- If you need to make a claim, you may need to complete a claim form.
If you are feeling sick, do not hesitate to get help. Unless you have a real emergency, however, such as uncontrolled bleeding or a broken bone, do not go to a hospital emergency room for treatment. Emergency rooms are very expensive and, if your condition is not life threatening, you may have to wait a long time for care.
When you need medical care, first go to University Health Services at 125 Millennium Student Center. University Health Services is staffed by a Nurse Practitioner, who is able to prescribe medication, and several Registered Nurses. If University Health Services is able to treat you, they will do so, or if not you will be referred to a clinic or hospital. By getting a referral from University Health Services, you will receive a 50% reduction of your $50 deductible.
Depending on the severity of your symptoms, you may receive care immediately, later the same day, or the next day. If you are referred to a doctor, you should check to make sure they are in the insurance network. Go to www.ccnusa.com to locate a doctor that is preferred by the insurance plan. You may be offered a choice of doctors or other health-care providers. Consider whether you would prefer to see a man or a woman, an older practitioner or a younger one, etc. Even if you are not asked, you should make your preferences known. For the best medical care, it is important to choose one clinic and use it throughout your stay. This way, all those who see you will know you and your medical history and will be able to treat you most appropriately.
The time you spend with health-care providers may seem very brief, with little opportunity for conversation. The doctor or nurse will ask you many questions; some may appear unnecessary or intrusive, but you should try to answer them as completely as possible. You may think the approach abrupt and impersonal; however, the workers are only trying to be efficient and thorough, characteristics central to American culture. It is expected that patients will ask questions about their health, diagnosis, treatment, and costs. American physicians expect their patients to participate in making decisions about medications and treatment choices. If you ever have difficulty understanding anything about your medical status or treatment, ask for clarification. You can ask workers to talk more slowly, to repeat, or to write something down. If you think you will need a translator, ask when you make your appointment if someone can assist you, or bring a friend.
International students often hesitate to consult professionals about mental-health problems. You may never have had the need to talk to a psychologist, psychiatric social worker, or psychiatrist at home, and you may think only "crazy" people with very severe mental problems are treated by such professionals. It is not uncommon in the United States, however, for students or other individuals with emotional problems to seek professional help. As an international student, far from home and lacking your usual support system of family and close friends, you may find it helpful to consult a mental-health professional when dealing with issues of adjustment, depression, or strain. UMSL offers personal, academic and career counseling services to all of its students. Counseling Services is located in 126 Millennium Student Center. The process will be completely confidential.
What About AIDS?
You are undoubtedly aware of AIDS, or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. You may wonder whether you will be at risk for developing AIDS in the United States. The answer is simple: you are no more at risk in the United States than you would be at home; your risk of infection depends almost entirely on your own behavior.
As you probably know, you do not get AIDS in the same way you get a cold, influenza, or other contagious illnesses. You can become infected with the virus only if it gets into your blood through contact with the blood, semen, or vaginal secretions of an infected person. This can happen only if you engage in sexual activities involving the exchange of body fluids, or if you share needles (for example, for injecting drugs, acupuncture, tattooing, or ear piercing) with someone who is infected. Always use a condom if you have sex and, in any activity involving needles, make certain the needles are sterilized.
You cannot get AIDS from:
- Swimming in a pool with swimmers who are infected
- Sharing drinking or eating utensils
- Insect bites
- Everyday contact with those who have AIDS
- Eating food handled, prepared, or served by someone with HIV or AIDS
- Donating blood
For more information, consult University Health Services.
Exercise and Eating Right
An important part of staying healthy is eating a nutritious and balanced diet. Finding the right foods in a new country may be difficult. The food everyone is eating may not appeal to you.
It may help to find some traditional foods from home, especially when you first arrive. International student clubs on campus can tell you where to shop. If you have special dietary requirements, the campus cafeteria may be able to accommodate you. Be sure to check with the food-service director about your requirements if you do not readily find the foods you need. It is perfectly acceptable to be assertive when looking for a diet that meets your needs and preferences.
Exercise can also contribute to your health. If you exercise regularly you will get sick less often, have more energy, and feel less stress. UMSL offers the Mark Twain Athletic Building, which is free to all students. Here you will find a full gym, weight room, pool, track, and tennis courts. Aerobic classes are offered each semester for a fee.
Staying healthy in a new environment, with all the differences in climate, food, and language, is a challenge. If you have adequate health insurance, get medical care when you need it, eat a nutritious diet, and get regular exercise, you will stay healthy and get much more out of your experience as a international student in the United States. All of these factors will, of course, improve your academic performance.
Dressing for Cold Weather
While the winters are not always extremely cold in St. Louis, cold weather is common. It is important to be prepared when the snow and northern winds arrive. You will hear reports of "wind chill factor." This is what the temperature feels like when considering the wind. The lower the air temperature and stronger the wind, the lower and more dangerous the wind chill. In spite of this, with a little preparation the cold won't seem so bad.
Wear several layers of clothes. Several layers of clothes will keep you warmer than one heavy layer. With this you also have the opportunity to take things off when you are inside in the sometimes overheated buildings.
Choose warm fabrics. Goose down, wool and cotton are good natural fabrics for insulation. There are also some excellent artificial materials like Goretex and Thinsulate. It's also important to combine these warm fabrics with clothing made for winter. Tight clothing does not keep you warmer. Get a good coat, hat, boots, and gloves. Don't be a slave to fashion! Stay warm!
Cover yourself. Exposed skin losing heat quickly, and on especially windy days skin is susceptible to frostbite (damage caused by freezing).


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GAINESVILLE — Florida redshirt freshman offensive lineman Jessamen Dunker was suspended from the team after his arrest earlier this week, coach Will Muschamp announced Friday.
Dunker was charged with driving with a suspended license and grand theft after he was stopped while driving a motor scooter without a valid vehicle registration tag. The scooter had been reported stolen. Dunker denied he stole the scooter, saying he paid for it.
"I suspended him from all team activities until we get more information," Muschamp said.
MOVING ON: The Gators will lose three players from last season's roster, although each has eligibility remaining. Redshirt junior defensive end Kedric Johnson and redshirt junior receiver Stephen Alli will graduate in the spring and will not return. Redshirt freshman offensive lineman Tommy Jordan, who has had multiple shoulder injuries, applied for a medical exemption, which would allow him to retain his scholarship even though he's unable to play.
USF staff adds two
TAMPA — USF coach Willie Taggart added two assistants to his staff, both known as top recruiters, with former South Carolina assistant David Reaves taking over the receivers and defensive line coach Eric Mathies becoming the fourth assistant from Taggart's Western Kentucky staff to join the Bulls.
Reaves, who worked at IMG Academy in Bradenton in 2012, has recruited the Tampa area for years and was a Tampa Catholic assistant in 2001. He's the son of former Gators and Tampa Bay Bandits quarterback John Reaves. Mathies was Taggart's recruiting coordinator at WKU.
Schiano owes Rutgers
Bucs coach Greg Schiano must pay Rutgers the $300,000 balance of an interest-free loan he got to build a home in Piscataway, N.J.
Schiano, who coached the Scarlet Knights for 11 seasons before taking the Bucs job in January 2012, owes the loan's balance by Jan. 26, according to university spokesman E.J. Miranda.
Schiano, 46, has been trying to sell the house since April and has cut the price twice, to $1.95 million from $2.3 million.
The coach bought land from the university and was given the $800,000 loan from the athletic department in 2007. Under the agreement, the school forgave $100,000 of the loan each season he remained as coach, with any balance remaining when he resigned due one year later.
Delaware: Rutgers offensive coordinator Dave Brock, 46, was hired as the new head coach.
Times staff writer Greg Auman and the Associated Press contributed to this report.

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It has been 20 years since Melinda Thomas set foot in a McDonald's. And she has never, ever, been inside a Burger King or a Hardee's. Wendy's, however, is a different story. There she feels right at home, as well she should since the freckle-faced redhead whose face adorns the hamburger chain's sign is none other than Melinda (Wendy, to her family and friends) Thomas herself, circa 1969.
Wearing a high-necked, frilly dress, Wendy, then 8, posed for the photograph in a studio in Columbus, Ohio. She beat out her two older sisters, Pam and Molly, and a brother, Kenny, for the honor of having her father's brand-new hamburger chain named after her. "Dad wanted a name that was easy to remember, and he wanted an all-American mug," says Wendy, now 28 and recently married to Paul Morse, 29, with whom she manages a country club in Columbia, S.C. "I was redheaded and had freckles and buckteeth, so I got elected."
The Wendy logo became ubiquitous, and the chain founded by R. David Thomas now enjoys sales of $3 billion a year. "There was always teasing," says Wendy, still redheaded but without the freckles or buckteeth. "It just goes with the territory." (Presumably, a share in the family fortune—Thomas owns 8 percent of Wendy's stock—also goes with the territory.)
Says her father, still Wendy's chairman: "I know there are times she wishes her name wasn't Wendy. When you name something after someone, that's a lot of responsibility, good and bad. I remember she'd be very embarrassed sometimes. I'm not sure I'd do it again."
Actually, Wendy is back in the limelight—in a way. In one of the chain's new TV commercials, an offscreen voice snippily orders Thomas to hang a menu board differently. The voice, as it happens, belongs to Wendy.
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Last day of the Crooked Road Music Fest
Organizers call it successful
ABINGDON, Va. - Abingdon's Crooked Road Music Festival came to a close Sunday.
The four-day event featured youth performances and, for the first time, a songwriting workshop.
All of the events were at the Heartwood center near Virginia Highlands Community College.
Concerts took place indoors and outside. Many people came from all over to enjoy the event, including Australia, Canada, and Estonia.
The final event of the festival on Sunday was a brunch featuring gospel artists Bill and Maggie Anderson from Carroll County, Virginia. "They're also instrument makers," said Jack Hinshelwood, the Crooked Road executive director. "Bill makes the instruments he plays today and his wife Maggie is playing the dobro that he built, complimenting his guitar that he made."
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Avery Nicole Klinke, 3-month-old daughter of Andrew Klinke Sr. and Ashley Jones, both of Amarillo, died Monday, July 13, 2009.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in Trinity Fellowship Church North Ministry Center with the Rev. Larry Miles, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery East by Cox-LaGrone Funeral Home, 4180 Canyon Drive.
Avery was born April 21, 2009, in Amarillo to Andrew Klinke Sr. and Ashley Jones. For almost three months, Avery was an absolute angel and a blessing to her mommy and daddy. She is now forever in the arms of Jesus.
Survivors include her father, Andrew Klinke Sr.; her mother, Ashley Jones; a sister, Addison Klinke; a brother, Andrew Klinke Jr.; her grandparents, Mark and Vickie Weld, Rick and Robbie Jones and Richard Klinke, all of Amarillo; two uncles; three aunts; seven cousins; and five great-grandparents.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Sign the online guest book at www.coxlagrone.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 15, 2009
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A uniform policy that went into effect today at Northeast High School has irritated some parents who say they weren't notified of it until it was too late to do anything about it.
In a letter sent to parents in August, the school's principal said the uniform will "reflect school pride" and help easily identify students.
But some argue that Linda Carroll, who has been principal there for three years, is suddenly enforcing a uniform policy that went into effect districtwide nine years ago only because Tony Danza's reality show, "Teach," started filming there in September.
Stephanie Cruel, whose daughter Rae-Evelyn, a Northeast junior, now must wear a white oxford blouse and khaki pants, said that she and other parents who opposed the mandatory policy were deliberately left in the dark.


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Man jailed following assault in Venango County
FRANKLIN -- A man faces burglary, assault and other charges after state police said he broke into a residence and assaulted his estranged wife and their 12-year-old daughter on Saturday morning.
Police said Daniel R. Miller, no age or address available, was placed in the Venango County Jail on $25,000 bond after he was arraigned on charges of burglary, criminal trespass, simple assault, disorderly conduct and harassment.
The charges stem from an incident that police said happened at Country Estates in Clinton Township, Venango County, on Saturday at 6:15 a.m., when Miller was accused of breaking into the residence and assaulted the woman and the girl. Miller also fought with two neighbors who attempted to stop the attack, police said.
Miller was apprehended outside of the residence and was taken to UPMC Northwest for treatment of minor injuries, police said.


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"If a conductor and a piece of music can ever be said to be perfectly matched, then Valery Gergiev is ideally suited to direct (this piece). A work that calls for the brutally frank expressions, explosive sonorities, and vibrant colors that this Russian conductor specializes in, the Symphony No. 6 really achieves its full potential in this gut-wrenching performance with the LSOThis recording has only one feature that might annoy some Mahler buffs, and that is the ordering of the inner movements: Gergiev takes the Andante moderato first, before the ScherzoThat said, this is a spectacular performance... highly recommended as one of the best of the year." -All Music Guide
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Anthony Slater: "The analytic hoops world has been taken over by efficiency numbers and the advanced metrics craze. It's understandable. And so useful. But it often can't tell the whole story. Take a look at Russell Westbrook's past six games. He's shooting under 44 percent from the field and 20 percent (6-of-30) from three. Bad, right? Except that Westbrook may be in the midst of one of his best career stretches. Forget the percentages. Just look at his ridiculous per game averages in the past six: 21.1 points, 9.8 assists, 9.1 rebounds. Those are eye-popping, crazy, Oscar Robertson-type numbers. And only in a minor way do they tangibly explain his current impact on the court. He's just been controlling games with his end-to-end energy and non-stop motor. Now if he would just stop jacking those long, early-in-the-shot-clock threes…"
David Thorpe has Jeremy Lamb ranked as the 16th best sophomore: "Lamb has proved to be up to the task of stepping into the Harden/Martin role that helped OKC win so many games in the past few years. He is a pure shooter on spot-ups and has been adept at hitting shots off the dribble as well. Lamb likes to rise up off ball screens for that silky jumper, rather than attack to gain paint position, which is why he has taken fewer than 20 free throws this season. But with a shot that sweet, it all works."
Why are we all acting like LaMarcus Aldridge is doing something so special right now?
Tom Ziller of SB Nation on tanking: "But again, the Thunder are not the Thunder by sole virtue of Presti stripping the team. The Durant pick was a no-brainer. The Westbrook was nothing of the sort: it was a master stroke. The Ibaka pick was just as good. The decision to pick James Harden despite having elite scorers in KD and Westbrook on the roster paid dividends (though perhaps not enough) once Presti ended up trading him."
Just two weeks left to donate to that book written about KD.
Ty Lawson: "Scott Brooks has plays hidden up his sleeve that he pulled out today…We didn't prepare for them and they were good plays."
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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876) is one of the most famous books in American Literature and its hero has gone down in history as the very type of all-American bad-boy with a good heart. The novel is in many ways a rebuttal to the educational boys' stories Twain read as a child in Sunday school and of which he had written similar but shorter parodies during his days as a journalist in the West. These stories include "The Story of a Bad Little Boy Who Lived a Charmed Life" (1865) and "The Story of a Good Little Boy Who Did Not Prosper" (1870), but the actual seed for Tom Sawyer was "A Boy's Manuscript" (1868) which tells in diary form the antics of Billy Rogers and his love affair with Amy …
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FAU Lecture Addresses Jamaican Independence
BOCA RATON, FL (October 5, 2012) – Florida Atlantic University's Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters presents the lecture "Jamaican Independence Fifty Years Later," with Rachel Manley, noted author and member of Jamaica's most famous political family. The lecture will take place on Wednesday, October 10 at 3 p.m. in the Majestic Palm Room in the Student Union on FAU's Boca Raton campus, 777 Glades Road. The lecture is free and open to the public. Parking passes should be obtained at the information booth at the FAU's main entrance on Glades Road.
Manley, provides a unique inside perspective on decolonization and independence. Her grandfather was leader of Jamaica's first political party and served as the island's chief minister during the years leading up to independence. Her grandmother was an accomplished sculptor and founder of the Jamaica School of Art. Her father was perhaps Jamaica's most charismatic and controversial Prime Minister. Manley's poetry has won the Jamaica Centennial Medal, and her memoir about her family won the Governor General's Literary Award, one of Canada's most prestigious literary prizes.
This lecture is sponsored by FAU's Ethnic Studies Certificate Program, English Department, Political Science Department and the Philosophy Department in the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters and FAU's New Student and Owl Family Programs. For more information, contact Raphael Dalleo at firstname.lastname@example.com.
-FAU-Florida Atlantic University, established in 1961, officially opened its doors in 1964 as the fifth public university in Florida. Today, the University, with an annual economic impact of $6.3 billion, serves more than 30,000 undergraduate and graduate students at sites throughout its six-county service region in southeast Florida. FAU's world-class teaching and research faculty serves students through 10 colleges: the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters, the College of Business, the College for Design and Social Inquiry, the College of Education, the College of Engineering and Computer Science, the Graduate College, the Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College, the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine, the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing and the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science. FAU is ranked as a High Research Activity institution by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The University is placing special focus on the rapid development of three signature themes – marine and coastal issues, biotechnology and contemporary societal challenges – which provide opportunities for faculty and students to build upon FAU's existing strengths in research and scholarship. For more information, visit www.fau.edu.


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Dolores E. Wright, 83, of 1628 Marlin Parkway, Williamsport, died Monday, Dec. 17, 2012, at Muncy Valley Hospital, Muncy, Pa.
Dolores was born in Williamsport on Oct. 31, 1929, the daughter of Thomas and Edith Van Horn Edwards.
She attended St Ann's Roman Catholic Church when she was able. She had in early years attended Annunciation Church and was a member of its Alter and Rosary Society and Catholic Daughters of America.
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Dolores had been employed for 20 years with the Stroehmann's Credit Union. She enjoyed her grandchildren, doing puzzles and watching her game shows on TV.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Charles and her daughter, Teresa Neufer. Her grandchildren survive her: Wendy Neufer with whom she resided, Melissa (Ed) Mowery of Newville, Pa.; her great-grandchild, Teresa Rose Mowery; her sister, Patricia (Stephen) Phillips of Williamsport; and a foster child, Dora (Brent) Hipple of Williamsport.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at the St. Ann Catholic Church, 1220 Northway Road, Williamsport, on Saturday morning at 9 a.m. Friends may call at the Crouse Funeral Home, 133 E. Third St., Williamsport, on Saturday morning from 7:45 to 8:30 a.m. Burial will be in Wildwood Cemetery. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at Muncy Valley Hospital for all the wonderful care given to Dolores during her stay at the hospital. Memorial contributions in her memory may be made to the Lycoming County Unit of the American Cancer Society, 1948 E. Third St., Williamsport, PA 17701.


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If you have an animal who is suffering would you put him/her down? What if that is what he/she doesn't want? What if he/she thinks that you have betrayed him/her by doing that? I mean we don't put people down so I just wanted some opinions on it.
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I'd put down a person if he/she asked to get put down. As long as I wouldn't get into trouble (which is the key). I don't really have a problem with Voluntary Euthenasia, but the law does. My view is more complicated this bu whatever.
Animals are difficult because he can't talk. If it was my little dog, I'd have a difficult time doing that. I'd probably just baby him indefinitely. If it wasn't mine, I'd just let it suffer and eventually die cause IDC.
They follow a pre-programmed set of routines, some of which may be adaptable to changing environmental conditions.
Frankly, I feel the same about humans. Euthanasia shouldn't be a choice or cause for debate, it should be a right.
Of course i would kill it and if it was my decision, humans too, there's no difference, even against their will, it's the best for them.
''Life is a hideous thing''
Animals aren't people. They deserve our respect, but not the same respect that we should give human life.
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no offense lee but i doubt theyll let you in. if jam cant get in you wont be either. its not popularity
no offense lee but i doubt theyll let you in. if jam cant get in you wont be either. its not popularity
What? I never said anything about that.. And I were been sarcastic.Originally Posted by The_Loose_Cannon
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'Idol' expands song choices
The producers of "American Idol" say the show's new season, which starts tonight on Fox, will include changes to freshen it, including expanded song choices for contestants.
After tending toward a fair amount of golden oldies, the show's song list will add more current tunes that the young contestants can relate to, executive producer Per Blankens said.
Fox's program enters its 13th season tonight at 8 with declining ratings and competition in the talent genre from NBC's "The Voice."
It's the first season for the judging panel of Keith Urban, Harry Connick Jr. and Jennifer Lopez, who told reporters they have fun working together and want to emphasize the contestants, not themselves.
Urban ducked a question about his experience last season working with judges Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj, who became known for their on-air sniping.
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Seth MacFarlane, creator of "Family Guy" and voice of Stewie on the animated Fox show, is bringing his love of space exploration to television. He's the executive producer of "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey," a 13-part series that will debut March 9 on Fox. It will also air on the National Geographic Channel.
MacFarlane said his head has been in the stars since he first saw Carl Sagan's original "Cosmos: A Personal Voyage" as a youngster.
MacFarlane suggested to "Cosmos" host Neil deGrasse Tyson that the show should be pitched to Fox to garner a broader audience.
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The Weather Channel just got rained on by DirecTV.
The satellite broadcaster, one of the nation's biggest pay-TV distributors with over 20 million subscribers, stopped carrying the Weather Channel Tuesday after the two companies couldn't come to terms on a new distribution deal.
"We offered DirecTV the best rate for our programming, and I'm shocked they have put corporate profits ahead of keeping a trusted channel that subscribers rely on every day," said Weather Channel chief executive David Kenny. "We are not looking for a large fee increase."
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For those of you who haven't stopped thinking about a tomorrow when Christine McVie returns to Fleetwood Mac, your wishes have been granted.
Mick Fleetwood during a concert in Maui on Saturday told the crowd, "This is the worst-kept secret there is, but Christine McVie will be rejoining Fleetwood Mac."
McVie, who wrote such Mac staples as "Don't Stop" and "You Make Loving Fun," had previously appeared with the group during a London concert in 2013, and had expressed interest in returning. "I miss them all. If they were to ask me I would probably be very delighted," she told the Guardian.
The band is currently on hold while Fleetwood Mac bassist John McVie (Christine McVie's ex-husband) undergoes cancer treatments.
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The California Highway Patrol said the 63-year-old Cassidy was pulled over Friday near Los Angeles International Airport. He was arrested after the officer smelled alcohol in the rental car.
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Any Rangers fan hoping that next year's roster will resemble last year's Stanley Cup Finalist squad is going to be sorely disappointed.
Wednesday night, we heard that talks with Anton Stralman are not going well, now Pat Leonard at the Daily News is reporting that Brian Boyle plans on heading to free agency.
Leonard says that Boyle's agent wouldn't comment on the status of contract talks with the Rangers, just that his client will be testing the market come July 1st.
On break-up day, Boyle expressed his desire to have a bigger role on the Rangers next season (via Bergen Record)…
"I think everyone knows how I feel about New York and the New York Rangers and what that means to me and has meant to me and what [GM] Glen [Sather] has done for me," Boyle said. "But I want to make an impact going forward. You want to have more responsibility sometimes.
"We spoke, [Alin Vigneault] was very honest. I think it's something in the playoffs and on a team that's going to win in May and June, it's an important role. But everyone obviously wants to score more goals."
To which Alain Vigneault responded…
"If [Boyle's] satisfied with [his] role, I would definitely want him back. At the end of the day, players have to decide if they're satisfied with what they're being given."
…every winning team has players such as Boyle, who aren't afraid to do the dirty work. You can't win in the NHL without a strong penalty kill and the ability to win key defensive zone faceoffs, which Boyle was very adept at doing. I think of all the Rangers UFAs, his loss would be felt the most and make the need to re-sign Dominic Moore all the more urgent.
…having said that, Boyle is nothing more than a fourth line player. I know he wants more responsibility next season, but having him on the third line makes the Rangers worse. Boyle needs to know his role. He becomes a less effective player once he gets away from what he does best. If he can get more money on the open market, more power to him, but I refuse to believe he'll have as positive of an impact on another organization with an increased role.
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…i said yesterday I liked Pouliot at 2-3 years, $2.5M per, but a $3M per multi-year offer is way too rich for me and likely the Rangers.
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Bethel Lutheran Church, 7171 Pearl Road, Middleburg Heights. Pork and Sauerkraut Dinner Fundraiser. Serving 4:30-7 p.m. With dine-in and take-out and drive-thru service. Adults $10, age 7-13 $5. Children age 6 and younger are free. Call the church for more information. 440-843-6663.
Assumption Parish, 9183 Broadview Road, Broadview Heights. Holiday Treasures Craft Show. Featuring quality artists and vendors, hot lunch, bake sale and raffles. Free admission. 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. 440-838-5628 or bdsra.org.
Chippewa Place, 7005 Stadium Drive, Brecksville. TOPS Club. Members learn about nutrition, portion control, food planning, exercise, motivation and more. 6 p.m. , Nov. 6, 13 and 20. For more information, call Laurene Neval at 216-832-1106.
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Cuyahoga County Public Library, North Royalton branch, 14600 State Road, North Royalton. North Royalton Republican Club Meeting. This is the pre-election meeting. Refreshments will be served. For more information, call Ken Wolnik Sr. at 440-382-0579. 7 p.m. Nov. 1.
St. Joseph Byzantine Catholic Church, 8111 Brecksville Road, Brecksville. First Fryday Fish Fry. Serving is from 4-6:30 p.m. A "Blue Plate Special" of pot roast will also be served. Proceeds benefit the parish ministry to the homeless. For more information, call 440-526-1818. Takeout available. Nov. 2.
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This 17 screen (including IMAX) theater now operated by Regal but still advertised as United Artists is a short distance uphill from the King of Prussia Mall in Montgomery Country and northwest of Philadelphia. It is not directly part of the mall. Opened in 2000, the United Artists King of Prussia 16 was constructed with all auditoriums having surround sound and stadium seating. Auditoriums 5 and 12 are the largest (other than the IMAX auditorium 9) with 488 seats each. Auditorium 10 is the next largest with 260 seats. Many auditoriums have 200 seats each, and the smallest auditoriums have 145 seats each. Auditorium 12 by 2013 had been refurbished to be the RPX(Regal Premium Experience) with a huge curved 60 foot wide screen. The IMAX closed in 2001, but later reopened and often shows mainstream blockbusters.
This theatre replaced other theatres operated by United Artists, including the Plaza Theatre which had been twinned, at the King of Prussia Mall, and the nearby Queen Theatre.
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My friend and I saw the IMAX version of Transformers. The film appeared cropped as the tops and bottoms were blank. Other than the screen's enormous size, it really wasn't more of an experience than when I saw it at the my favorite Annapolis Mall grand theater in THX.
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Actually, scope films are letterboxed on IMAX.
Last night the audience hadn't expected Brad Pitt would appear in person at a screening of World War Z but there he was http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2013/06/06/brad-pitt-makes-surprise-appearance-at-king-of-prussia-movie-theater/
United Artists King of Prussia Stadium 16 is the only Philadelphia cinema to advertise the $50 Mega Ticket for World War Z, June 19 at 7:30 PM in 3 D preview screening that includes a HD digital copy (when available to download), a pair to keep of 3D glasses, a limited edition poster, and a small popcorn.
Saw "Carrie" in new RPX screen last night. Very disappointed: Uncomfortable "leather" seats jammed too close together and no top/bottom masking for wide screen presentation, which is/was way more distracting than the lack of masking for IMAX presentations (i.e. "Gravity", which was outstanding in IMAX 3-D at this location). And I did not see any speakers in the ceiling which means they did not install Dolby Atmos, which seems very short-sighted given the upcoming holiday films released in Atmos. Has anyone else been disappointed by RPX presentations in the past, especially given the surcharge added by Regal?
While they are projecting IMAX digitally, they still have a 15/70 projector. They will be using it for Interstellar.
The RPX Theatre at King of Prussia is directly across from House #13
The RPX was & is aud 12. I saw the new Cinderella in it.
Large format film fans should note that a 70mm projector was installed for the Hateful Eight Roadshow. Does anyone know if the projector is still there?
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Okay - here are photos. In the first one you can see one major orb or something in the right side about half-way up. They know a lot of people died down here in early Seattle. There are also a few more in the same area but not as clear. They are somewhat transparent as you can see through them. At first I did not notice them but when I printed the picture it was too dark so I lightened a bit and then they were very noticeable. I look at the darker photos and I could see them, just didn't jump out at me as much as they did when I lightened the photo.
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Old silver mind - big one in the lower right corner and if you can see the two tracks for the mining cart one is a little ways from the bottom in the center of the tracks and one is a little higher on the photo on the right side of the tracks.
Smaller ones are floating around further back.
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One large one above the group of people's heads slightly to the almost directly above the head of the girl in pink.
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I'd take my chances make Khan vs Garcia see what happpens. It's a pick em fight for me.
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It's a pick em fight. The thing is, Garcia's even easier to hit than Molina, but obviously their power isn't comparable.
It just depends how long it takes for Garcia to tag Khan with a big one. If Khan stays on the outside and uses his jab with the occasional right thrown in, he could bust up Garcia without too much risk. But if he stays in the pocket too long, he can get koed.
It's a coin tose, imo.
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its still 50/50 for me
Garcia has the punchers chance, he is flat footed, and if Khan can protect himself from that hook, he will cruise to a win or even a stoppage. I think Garcia is most dangerous in the early rounds, the longer the fight goes i would start to favor Khan
Khan needs to work on his defense, i'm sure Hunter now knows what they have to work on.
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khan goes out on a stretcher, garcia going into this fight has tons of confidence and khan has psychological trauma to hold him back
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I actually think that the 2 defeats could make Khan a way better fighter.
He looks more concentrated, humbler, more cautious.
He still has some lapse in concentration, at times you could see him thinking too much, the new movements are not yet automatized.
It was though interesting to see how he improved his mentality, he was constantly looking to avoid being countered.
If he can stick to his game plan as he did yesterday and get to do these new movements more smoothly ( I think he can if he trains well), I wouldn't be too surprised to see him soundly defeat Danny Garcia.
Khan is faster, a better boxer. His chin is in my opinion way better than people think. His problem against Garcia wasn't his chin, it was his attitude/ overconfidence. It looked as if he thought he could beat Garcia at his own game, while he obviously needed to move in and out and box, instead of trading toe to toe and take huge risks of getting counter punched by a slower, albeit stronger fighter.
If he can do that, I definitely see him winning.
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Khan gets starched again, dont be fooled just because he slaps around a non punching lightweight for a few rounds that he is any better, because he still was not that hard to hit and once Garcia starts landing Khan will unravel or get put on his arse. To be honest though Khan does not deserve another shot until he has beaten someone of note last night was a glorified sparing session and for me a top LW should put Molina away long before the 10th round i doubt Molina gets past the 2nd against Garcia.
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Point though is not who Khan ' slapped around', to use your words, but how.
Khan wasn't looking to bomb his opponent, he was trying to fight smart, avoid being countered etc.
As for in how many rounds Garcia would need to KO Molina, I don't see why it should matter.
Foreman KO'ed Frazier in 2 rounds, Ali went to distance two times (plus a 14th round stoppage).
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The Molina fight meant nothing. Molina was brought in just so Khan could get a win. Garcia would probably stop Khan again.
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Khan's defense showed no improvement at all, and that is why he lost to Garcia. If they were to fight each other next, I'd expect Garcia to stop him again.
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It's up to these people to assign a rating to every safe Brown makes, according to the ratings set up by Underwriter's Laboratories back in the 1800s. The lowest level is a Residential Security Container (RSC) rating. That means the unit can resist an attack from common tools for 5 minutes. From there, the classifications get more serious. Next up is the TL-15 rating, which means the safe must resist an attack on the door for 15 minutes by a would-be invader using tools. The highest of all the UL ratings is TXTL-60X6. That means the safe can withstand a fire torch, explosives (8 ounces of nitroglycerin!), and a crowbar and other tools hammering away on all six sides for 1 hour.We spent a day at Brown's California testing ground, watching the team test a few of their latest safes (and their competitors') against a variety of tool attacks, as well as more aggressive tactics—like a 50-caliber rifle.Why such extreme measures? Brown has been making safes for 30 years, but these days, a criminal can learn how to break into a conventional safe by watching videos on YouTube. "Safe development is a continual process. It's a constant cat-and-mouse game," Brown Safe vice president Lynel Berryhill says.About 40 percent of Brown's total sales each year come from military products. Since 2005, the company has been testing safes with ballistic steel. So the top residential safe models are built with a core of ballistic steel. Basically, it's the same stuff the military uses for armoring Humvees to shield the occupants from small-and medium-arms fire and IEDs, and it meets the Department of Defense V50 Ballistic Test for Armor. "We build the vault doors for embassies, armories, and anything that stores weapons or classified documents. That's us," Berryhill says. "Fort Bragg has a facility containing just about every weapon made. 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"It's true and we are working on that," Settle told PEOPLE at Tuesday's G-Star Raw runway fashion show in New York. "Things happen in life and you just have to roll with it. I wish things could have been better but our focus is on our daughter."
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After a career slump, Janet Jackson answers any questions about what she's done for us lately with Discipline, her best album since 2001's All for You. Working without producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis for the first time since before Control, the pop diva brings in some new blood—and comes up with some fresher sounds. While still letting Janet be Janet, Discipline puts a spanking new sheen on her mix of clubby dance tracks, candy-coated midtempo confections and sweet and sexy slow jams. Highlights include the bubbly, synth-happy "LUV," "Rollercoaster," an exciting ride with a banging drum loop, and the lushly atmospheric "Can't B Good," on which Ne-Yo, who cowrote this and two other tunes, brings out the Michael in Janet.
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Rohde chosen West Region Player of Year
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Recently also voted the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Player of the Year, the 6-9, 255-pound center from Phoenix (Pinnacle HS) currently leads the GNAC in scoring (19.9), rebounding (8.1) and field goal percentage (62.8), helping the Seawolves to a 22-6 record and a No. 16 national rankings. UAA finished runner-up in the GNAC with a 15-3 league mark and takes a No. 2 seed into the NCAA West Region playoffs.
The two-year transfer from Arizona State has been a double-figure scorer in 24 of the last 26 games and has shot 50-plus percent from the floor in 23 of the last 24 contests, including a current streak of 15 straight. Rohde has tallied 11 games of at least 25 points this season – including three outings of 30-plus – and his eight double-doubles rank second in the league, including a 28-point, 16-rebound performance in a victory over Division I UC Irvine.
Rohde has quickly climbed up UAA's all-time charts, reaching the 1,000-point mark in just 57 games and currently on pace to break the career record for field-goal percentage at .621. He also ranks among the program leaders in scoring average (10th, 17.8 ppg), points (13th, 1,106), rebounds (13th, 448), free throws made (4th, 280), free throws made per game (4th, 4.5), double-doubles (10th, 12) and games started (11th, 61).
Joining Rohde on the West Region first team were Western Washington forward Rory Blanche, BYU-Hawaii guard Tsung-Hsien 'Jet' Chang, Chico State guard Jay Flores and Montana State Billings guard Antoine Proctor.
As a first-team pick, Rohde now advances to the national ballot for Daktronics All-America honors.
The Seawolves return to action Friday when they open the NCAA Division II West Regional Championships against Montana State Billings on Friday at 1:30 p.m. AST in Bellingham, Wash.
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Rory Blanche, Western Washington, Forward, 6-6, Sr., Ashland, OR
+Tsung-Hsien (Jet) Chang, BYU-Hawaii, Guard, 6-4, Sr., Yilan, Taiwan
Jay Flores, Chico State, Guard, 6-0, Sr., Sacramento, CA
Antoine Proctor, Montana State Billings, Guard, 6-3, Sr., Washington, DC
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Reggie Jones, Cal State Stanislaus, Center, 6-9, Sr., Paterson, NJ
Mitchel Anderson, Cal Poly Pomona, Guard, 6-4, Jr., Temecula, CA
Blair Wheadon, Western Oregon, Guard, 6-3, Sr., Junction City, OR
Kwame Alexander, Cal State San Bernardino, Forward, 6-7, Jr., Moreno Valley, CA
Damario Sims, Chico State, Guard, 6-0, Jr., Oakland, CA
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Durham skittle Middlesex to win thriller
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Durham finally broke their duck in this season's LV= County Championship Division One as they beat Middlesex by 15 runs in a dramatic climax at the Emirates Durham ICG.
Ben Stokes, who left the field with a dislocated finger yesterday evening, took the last two wickets, while Graham Onions bowled throughout the 85 minutes' play and finished with 3-38 in 20 overs.
Toby Roland-Jones, promoted from 10 to seven as a nightwatchman, kept his cool in the tense situation and looked likely to see Middlesex to their target of 118.
However, with only 20 needed, two wickets went down. Roland-Jones felt for an away-swinger from Onions and edged to wicketkeeper Michael Richardson. Then a yorker from Stokes clattered into the base of Ollie Rayner's off stump.
When Stokes also had Tim Murtagh caught behind Middlesex were all out for 102 and Durham were jubilant after their two-wicket defeat in a similar situation against Sussex at Arundel last week.
The visitors lost a wicket without adding to their overnight 58 for five. A brief shower after 10 balls sent the players from the field but John Simpson fell to the second ball following the resumption.
Onions swung it in to the left-hander and an inside edge forced Richardson to dive to his right to hold a brilliant catch.
Gareth Berg and Roland-Jones added 13 before Berg drove at a wide ball from Chris Rushworth and edged to first slip, where Paul Collingwood leapt to hold another excellent catch above his head.
It was Rushworth's fourth wicket of the innings, although he then saw Rayner immediately drive him to the cover boundary.
Stokes replaced Rushworth when Middlesex needed 34 and opened with a wide. But it was the young all-rounder who had the last word.
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Now all you will here about this game is the following:
"Matt Cooke lost the game for the Penguins,"
But they did, and it sucked the life out of everyone. Rangers scored a quick goal after that, and it was pretty much over. The three losses to the Rangers inside CONSOL are haunting.
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A new low for Eddie Ol-sucks yesterday. Not so much rooting against the Pens, but almost getting mad at Penguins fans. On one play, James Neal got jobbed, and the fans were pissed. Ol-sucks sounded angry as he said the play wasn't a penalty. He should not be allowed to do Pens games.
Pens had a huge powerplay late with four minutes to go. Gotta find a way to score.
This game and the soapbox aftermath that followed it has sucked our will to live.
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Bead Stitching: Shaped Peyote taught by Nancy Cain
Shape up your jewelry-making skills and move beyond flat peyote to add sculptural drama to your beadwork with Nancy Cain's expert instruction.
Other projects made as part of this class:
JewelryCommission for a birthday gift
JewelryMoth pendant
JewelryShaped beaded brooch
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oooh! I love the outside color against the soft center! Very nice, Thanks for sharing!
01/28/2014 Flag
thanks nancy. I used white fireline on the crystals thinking that as they are pale yellow and clear it would not show but it does! should I try the grey fireline? not sure if it is possible to reattach the crystals after the picots?
02/01/2014 Flag
I've found that the best results on clear crystals is to use Nymo D thread in beige.
02/15/2014 Flag
I love those! They're so pretty.
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