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maximize, maximise vt memaksimumkan: the government must ~ educational opportunities for all, kerajaan mesti memaksimumkan peluang pendidikan utk semua orang; to ~ profits, memaksimumkan keuntungan. Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan
max·i·mize (mks-mz)
tr.v. max·i·mized, max·i·miz·ing, max·i·miz·es
1. To increase or make as great as possible: "the ideal of maximizing opportunity through the equalizing of educational opportunity" (Robert J. Havighurst).
2. To assign the highest possible importance to.
3. Mathematics To find the largest value of (a function).
maxi·mi·zation (-m-zshn) n.
maxi·mizer n.
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[-izing, -ized] or -ising, -ised to make as high or great as possible; increase to a maximum
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I am very new to this so please bear with me.
Im trying to find a way to directly access a physical drive so that I can read
each and every sector from the windows environment.
So far I have been able to access the int13 exts only from a dos box and if
I try from a win16 or win32 pgm the interrupt calls always fail.
I have tried implementing the 'locking hierarchy' with no success.
Also I tried the vwin32 approach and that aborts my program when I try for the
level 2 lock.
I would really like to avoid writing a vxd (just because Im unfamiliar with
Q1: Could I write a dos tsr and call that from windows, thus bypassing
Q2: If I write a vxd, will micros__t stop thwarting my attempts. From what
little I understand this wouldnt work either.
Im trying to do this on win98.
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Call it resiliency.
Twice the Devils blew leads Saturday night against the Florida Panthers and both times they bounced back to regain the advantage.
"I think it's important for our identity. Sometimes everything's not going to go your way," Bryce Salvador suggested. "We gave up the lead and the power play came through. Twice."
Travis Zajac and David Clarkson had the power play goals.
"We did a pretty good job when we needed it," Zajac said.
Clarkson said: "I think the power play is starting to click. We're getting used to each other."
They are 2-0 on this road trip with a chance to raise their record above .500 in Washington Monday night.
"We've got a tough game on Monday going against a high-powered team," goalie Martin Brodeur said. "We'll see how we respond to that."
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Zajac had a chance for a second goal, which would've been his fourth of the season, at 4:32 of the third period. Jamie Langenbrunner led a 2-on-1 but Zajac couldn't handle his hard pass.
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And we're not just referring to Hilary Duff's Bernese mountain dog Dubois.
In a snapshot she posted Sunday, Duff's son, Luca, 19 months, photobombs this otherwise canine-focused shot of her house (sans the rest of her puppy pack).
"I spy a little luca," she writes on Twitter.
As for Luca, he might find himself with a little brother or sister in the future.
"If I had another boy, I would be happy, but I would like to try for a girl," Duff, 26, told reporters last month. "And I'm not sure that I want to have three kids."


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Philly archdiocese clears suspended priest
PHILADELPHIA -- The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has reinstated a priest suspended after a scathing 2011 grand jury report into child sexual abuse.
The diocese said Sunday that Archbishop Charles Chaput decided Monsignor Joseph Logrip, 67, is suitable for ministry. It cited "unsubstantiated allegations that he sexually abused minors over 20 years ago."
It said Logrip's case is the last to be decided out of 26 priests put on leave after the grand jury report was unsealed. Fourteen were removed from ministry and the Rev. Andrew McCormick was charged.


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A chick that gets passed from one hockey player to another and eventually bones the entire team.
That dirty, dirty hockey puck has given everyone on the team a ball tounging but me.
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Can you define these popular missing words?
To "hockey puck" someone is to pee in the bottom of a coffee can or other cylinder and then freeze it and slide the frozen piss disc underneath their door so that they are welcomed by a puddle of urine.
We hockey pucked Jordan twice last night. He's such a dick.
di Shaft 27 marzo 2005
A slang term for a black Canadian. Much like the terms Oreo or Coconut.
Dude, Josh is such a Hockey-puck
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A dullard; a person dumber than a box of rocks.
It's a tough choice, which is the bigger hockey puck...Geraldo or Sally Jesse Raphael?
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a can of dip.(Dipping tobacco) due to its resemblance to the can.
i dip 1 hockey puck a day.
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slang term used to describe an OC 80 pill. (Oxycontin 80 mg pill) Term is used because the 80mg pill is significantly larger than the rest in the Oxycodone family.
Hey dude, you know where any hockey pucks are??
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A real shity hamburger,
you know... the kind they serve in the school lunch room.
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Are you willing to help stop drunk driving?
See how you do on this quiz.
Take out a piece of paper and number one through 10. Ready?
Mark each of the following statements True or False.
1. Driving while impaired is against the law.
2. Being arrested for drunk driving costs an average of several thousand dollars in fines, court costs, insurance charges, attorney fees and lost wages.
3. Being impaired even though not legally drunk results in increased risk of accidents.
4. A person's body weight and other factors such as fatigue and medications affect how much alcohol is required to become impaired.
5. Drivers aged 21 to 24 years old are more likely to be involved with alcohol-related fatalities than other age groups.
6. Police are stepping up enforcement of driving under the influence laws in Tennessee.
7. Even one arrest for drunk driving can have a profoundly negative effect on a driver's employment status, family relationships, business relations and friendships.
8. Most drunk drivers involved with fatal accidents were observed to be impaired by friends prior to getting behind the wheel. (The accident could have been prevented had a friend intervened.)
9. If you see a friend or relative becoming intoxicated and know they will soon be driving, you have an obligation to prevent them from driving.
10. Working together, we can reduce the number of people killed or injured this year as a result of drunk or impaired driving.
Hopefully, you marked each answer "True."
There is some good news to report about drunk driving.
The number of fatalities has fallen a little in recent years.
This can be attributed to several factors.
Law enforcement is being more diligent in their lookout for drunk drivers.
People are reporting drunk driving more often.
The universal presence of cell phones makes it easy to dial 9-1-1 and report a drunk driver.
Across the board, people are less tolerant of those that drive while they are impaired.
At holiday parties where alcohol will be served, some hosts ask for the keys of guests and only return the keys if they feel the guest is sober enough to drive. While imprecise in determining actual levels of impairment, this step is at least a positive commitment to help reduce the number of funerals that will be held this year.
Many people are misinformed about what is considered impaired driving.
Depending upon your weight, how much food you consume and whether you are taking medications, it is possible for many individuals to reach the legal limit of blood alcohol content after as few as two drinks.
For most individuals, having three drinks can possibly put them over the legal limit.
That means if your friend has had three or more drinks, or is behaving in a way to make you think they might be impaired, it may be time for you to help find an alternative way for them to get home.
It is not necessary for a driver to qualify as being legally drunk to be impaired.
Even if a driver isn't legally drunk, if they are involved in an accident the fact they have some level of blood alcohol will be a factor in liability.
Drinking impairs judgment. That is why so many "good people" make the mistake of driving when they are impaired.
Impaired drivers often mistakenly think that they are perfectly capable of handling a vehicle normally. Unfortunately, for many families that lose loved ones each year, they are wrong.
Drivers who are impaired are often not likely to make the right decision on their own.
It may be up to you to determine that they are not safe to drive and aid them in finding another option.
Drunk driving is a serious crime that takes the lives of innocent people and affects thousands of families each year.
Being proactive to stop the crime from happening is very effective.
It may even be up to you to call police if someone you know refuses to stay off the roads after drinking too much.
Help by doing your part to keep others safe this year.
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RALEIGH, N.C. -- Martin Brodeur was back in goal as the Devils faced the Carolina Hurricanes tonight at PNC Arena.
Brodeur's last appearance came Feb. 21 in Washington.
Dan Ellis started in goal for the Hurricanes.
Krys Barch, Mark Fayne and Alexei Ponikarovsky (lower body) were Devils scratches.
Devils' lines:
Adam Henrique-Andrei Loktionov-Ilya Kovalchuk
Patrik Elias-Travis Zajac-David Clarkson
Ryan Carter-Stephen Gionta-Steve Bernier
Harri Pesonen-Tim Sestito-Tom Kostopoulos
Devils' defense:
Bryce Salvador-Marek Zidlicky
Andy Greene-Adam Larsson
Anton Volchenkov-Peter Harrold
Jiri Tlusty was sent off for high-sticking Henrique at 1:52.
During the Devils' power play, Clarkson was knocked down in front as he was hit by a Zidlicky shot.
Carolina went on a power play at 10:45 when Pesonen tripped Bobby Sanguinetti.
Brodeur lost his shutout at 11:27 when Jeff Skinner's slap shot dripped past the goalie's glove side for a power play goal.
With the Hurricanes applying pressure, Eric Staal tripped Elias at 15:36 to give the Devils a power play.
Loktionov, back in the lineup after missing two games with an undisclosed injury, scored on the power play at 16:54 when he backhanded a shot off the right post and in.
Ellis left the game with a blood right hand with 50.2 seconds remaining.
Hurricanes defenseman Jay Harrison delivered a hard open-ice hit on Loktionov with 14:30 left in the period.
Ellis robbed Carter in front as he tipped a Zidlicky shot and had a chance on the rebound at 10:38.
Carolina called a timeout with 9:16 left.
The Devils took a 2-0 lead at 12:52. Larsson's shot from the blue line was stopped, but Henrique chipped the rebound past Ellis on the goalie's stick side. It was Henrique's 10th goal.
Carter and Brett Bellemore exchanged roughing penalties at 12:59.
With the teams skating four against four, Harrold took a shot from the top of the slot that was stopped by Ellis. But Harrold grabbed his own rebound and backhanded a shot in from the left circle at 13:38 for his second goal of the season.
The two goals came 46 seconds apart.
The Devils were outshooting the Hurricanes, 16-14.
End of period: Devils 3, Hurricanes 0
Brodeur's first save came on Eric Staal from the slot at 1:20.
After making a blocker stop on Jussi Jokinen, Brodeur left the puck in front to give Jokinen another chance at 2:33. The Carolina winger hit the crossbar.
With a delayed hooking penalty being called on Zidlicky, Jordan Staal passed the puck out of the right corner in the Devils' end. The puck caromed off the boards and went the length of the ice into the empty net. Ellis had gone to the bench during the delayed penalty call.
The goal was credited to Brodeur because he made the save on Patrick Dwyer before Jordan Staal got the puck. Brodeur was the last Devils player to touch the puck. It was his third career goal, one in the playoffs and two in the regular season.
It was a power play goal with Alexander Semin in the penalty box for Carolina.
Brodeur's first goal came on April 17, 1997, in Game 1 of the conference quarterfinals against the Montreal Canadiens at the Meadowlands. He shot the puck into the empty net in that playoff game.
His other regular season goal came on Feb. 15, 2000, when he was credited with the goal in a 4-2 win over the Flyers at the Meadowlands. He touched the puck last on a Flyers own goal.
Brodeur and Evgeni Nabokov are the only two NHL goalies to score power play goals. Nabokov did it for the San Jose Sharks on Mar. 10, 2002, against the Vancouver Canucks.
Hurricanes goalie Cam Ward was awarded a goal last season on Dec. 26, 2011, when Kovalchuk shot the puck into his own empty net.
The Hurricanes outshot the Devils, 11-4.
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Whale Tag Toy Pattern and Tutorial
Posted on January 16 2014
I made this whale tag toy as a gift, but my daughter loved it so much that I am keeping this one and making another. I made this one out of all flannel, but the next one will be a fleece body with flannel appliques like this owl tag toy pattern.
ribbon (any kind and color you want)
fleece or flannel for the body
flannel or cotton for the fin and smile
felt for the eyes
Wonder Under or paper-backed fusible web
basic sewing supplies
Prewash your fabrics. Download and print the pattern. I like to print the pattern pieces on card stock. Cut out each piece.
Trace and cut out the whale body. I like to fold the fabric so I only have to cut once. Cut pieces of fabric large enough to fit the coordinating pattern pieces on. For all pieces except the whale body, iron on a piece of fusible web about the same size as the fabric using the package instructions. Trace the pattern pieces onto the paper side of the fusible web and cut out all of your pieces.
Peel the paper backing off the appliques and place your pattern pieces where you want them. Whatever looks good to you! Iron on pieces one at a time using the directions on the fusible web package. Make sure to reverse sides and line up the mouth. Sew around the edges of the pattern pieces. I just used a straight stitch. Decide where you would like the tags. I cut my ribbon about 4″, but you can adjust however you like. Pin them down as shown. I sewed each one on just to make sure they were secure.
Place both sides of the whale right sides together and pin. Sew around the owl using a 3/8″ seam allowance. Leave a 2″ gap open on the side. Turn the whale right side out and poke out the tale with a point turner or pencil.
You can sew it up flat or add some Poly-fil and sew up the gap.
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ive updated my xperia arc S lt18i to android 4.0 using my pc companion.....but now the phone gets stuck into bootloop...
it gets restarting and restarting...again and again without even going to the home screen....this usually happens when i turn the bluetoth on......someone please help
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I am having the same problem. Updated My Arc S to Android 4 and now I get those errors like "Sim-card has been removed" and then the phone closes down and starts up again.
I also did the software repair but still have the issue.
I experienced this issue when:
- in the middle of a conversation. Suddenly got disconnected!!;
- when listening to music;
- in the middle of a Parkmobile action;
- unplugging my earphones.
It drives my crazy and sincerely regret that I updated to this "much better"Android 4 version.
Please advise a.s.a.p. how to solve this issue.
I WAS a happy Sony-Ericsson user. Like to become it again !!!
get a brand new SIM card
"I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." Kurt Cobain (1967-1994)
What is that for kind of solution ?
Useless if you ask me.
I disagree, I can say the same thing about your comment that it's useless, not to mention against forum rules
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This is truly not something we wanted to have happen, but we want this forum to be a place people are happy to visit, or feel comfortable posting questions and comments. We hope you appreciate our transparency and continue to post here as often as you please.
"I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." Kurt Cobain (1967-1994)
Well, I don't see what your solution brings me (or it is my lack of knowledge).
Isn't my simcard linked to my phone-number ? I have a contract on this phone-number.
So buying a new simcard means change my number, right ? Why would I do that.
I don't think the Simcard is the issue. It is just a strange message which only came up after updating to the Android 4
And I also don't think I go against forum rules.
So please explain me why your solution would work ...
you can get a brand new SIM card w/ your network your number won't change at all. SIM cards stop working all the time, and the older they are the more issues you will get. most of the time is the SIM card issue.
"I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." Kurt Cobain (1967-1994)
OK. good to know. Learned something.
Still quite a big coincidence it appeared right after the android update.
Let's hope it is the simcard than and not the Adroid 4 version who is causing the issues.
you can repair your phone with SUS but I would suggest to get a new SIM card and then check
"I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." Kurt Cobain (1967-1994)


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Stricker partners with American Family Insurance to create foundation
One day before the first round of the 2013 PGA Tour season, Steve Stricker and American Family Insurance announced a three-year partnership that creates a charitable foundation for children and young adults, in addition to marketing opportunities between the Wisconsin-based golfer and the insurance company.
Stricker, a 12-time winner on the PGA Tour, begins defense of his title Friday in the season-opening Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Kapalua, Hawaii. The American Family Insurance logo will appear on his golf shirt. »Read Full Blog Post(5)


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Voters approve SKFR levy
The South Kitsap Fire and Rescue Emergency Medical Services Levy passed convincingly with just under 72 percent of the vote Tuesday night.
By 8:03 p.m., the Kitsap County Auditor's Office had counted 15,800 votes, with 11,374 for and 4,426 against.
The measured required a 60 percent supermajority for passage, but appeared to have gotten far more than needed.
SKFR Chief Wayne Senter said he was confident the measure would pass, but he had expected it to be by a lower margin that the 82 percent it passed with six years ago.
Speaking at Puerto Vallarta in Port Orchard, where many of the fire district's members had gathered to wait for the vote, Senter thanked the crowd and the community for its support of the levy.
"This is a huge sign of how important our EMS services are to the community," he said. "I want to give a huge thank-you to them for supporting what we do, and to our members and our elected officials."
With the levy approved, SKFR can collect the maximum amount of 50 cents per $1,000 of assessed property value.
The fire district will use the money to hire at least a dozen additional firefighter/EMTs and upgrade its Station 9 near Manchester so it can be staffed with career firefighters.
"We've got a really big job ahead of us," Senter said. "We've got 13 people we need to qualify and get on board, and we've got a station remodel we need to take care of."
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Depends on who you spoke to, the Buckeyes either looked pretty good or pretty bad. Nonetheless, it was a win over a Navy team that is always tough to prepare for because of its offense. How did our predictions and wish list turn out?
- Illegal blocks penalized: No chop blocks this time.
- Let Jalin Marshall show his stuff: Marshall got in some plays, but only ran three times and caught another three passes.
- 10 points or less: Close but not quite.
- A win: Check.
- JT needs to get the ball into the hands of Ohio State's playmakers and make good decisions. With the exception of one INT and a bad decision to pitch on a goal-line option play, he did his job.
- Ohio State's defense will need to be precise and disciplined: Could go either way here. Forced one fumble, a near fumble and a allowed a phantom touchdown on a perfectly defensed Pylon Play.
- The Game: Well, I got to see it.
- Know The Snap Count: A job well done.
- Keenan Reynolds might go down as one of the top three quarterbacks in Naval Academy history and his arm has to be accounted for: We will give the defense a pass here. Did a pretty good job. Only passed for 30 yards on four attempts. Not much of a sample size.
- Stay Disciplined: Again, we shall give them a free pass because, well, I said so. Reynolds only had 42 rushing yards.
- It's time for EZE, Brionte, Rod Smith, and Curtis Samuel to run wild on the Navy defense: Bucks ran for 194 yards. Had a few nice ones, longest was 20. I will say we did not cover the spread there.
- A Great Game: Absolutely. Unless we are talking about the replay official.
- Silver-Bullets Reloaded: Allowed more than 300 rushing yards but Reynolds had just 42. Call me crazy but I'll take that all week long and twice on Sunday.
- This is Joe Thomas Barrett's destiny, simply put, and a year early for sure: He got 'r did.
- Start it right now, be consistent in the balance between the offense and the defense: Um, OK.
- No injuries: Have not heard of any.
- An Ohio State win: Check.
- Disciplined (again) assignment defense: As I mentioned before, Reynolds was held in Czech.
- JT gets the ball to his playmakers, handoffs, swing passes, whatever: A job well done. He did what he had to.
- I'd like to see the offensive line play like a cohesive, veteran group: Second half was much better than the first. But as one of my favorite high school coaches says "we got a long way to go."
- Disciplined, strong defense that tackles well: Didn't see a plethora of missed tackles and as I said, Reynolds was contained and accounted for. I'm OK with him having to pitch the ball as much as he did.
- I want to see who is ready to step up and take the yards left in Braxton's absence: Not sure one guy stepped up, call it a group effort. An orgy if you will.
- Special teams score: How about one on defense?
- How about 180-220 and a couple of TDs in the air? Good call dude.
- I am STILL waiting to see an Urban Meyer-led Buckeye team play loose, aggressive and have fun like his team at Florida did: Getting there.
- I want to see the defense moving in the right direction: I was happy with what I saw. As I mentioned, not an easy team to defend.
- Good bounce back from JT: Great call! He threw a pick but got right back on the proverbial horse.
- TBDBTL getting back to business: CBSSports didn't show the band much or talk about them, unless I missed it. Probably a good idea.
- Everyone says OL it's the weakness: It was pretty weak in the first half. Improved in the second half though.
- Secondary: Did a good job tackling. Didn't have to defend the pass much.
- Braxton who? Not really but: JT wasn't the next Braxton. Didn't need to be. He was more than capable which is all we asked.
- Let's see if all the talk this off season about improvements to the talent and scheme (primarily scheme) is more than just talk: Let's table this a week.
- Last week's news hurt, but I'm confident JT Barrett will be ready to go. He was and the offense was there to help. All-in-all a great effort.
- Lots of turnovers, for the other guys: One each. Call it a wash.
- I've had the shakes for a week now. I just want to see some freaking football! Let's get this off-season over with: Hellz yeah!
- We have seemed to be passive in the recent years and are tackling hasn't been good at all. Didn't see a ton of missed tackles. See previous comments about defending Navy.
- It's horrible news about Braxton but the show must go on. I want to see JT Barrett scoring touchdowns with his legs and most importantly his arm: Battin'.500 here.
- I'm excited to see what the Silver Bullets will do with this triple-option business and a renewed sense of confidence in press coverage: Well, I think I covered that.


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Here is a list that I complied from a bunch of sources which details all of the things that we will expect in Killzone 3. These include Multiplayer, Gameplay, Jetpacks, Graphics, Story and Rumors.
- Starts off right after Killzone 2. Sev, Rico and the ISA are trying to take down the Helghast
- Development began right after Killzone 2 Shipped
- Will show the Helghast have humanity left in them
- Will include arctic levels
- One mission in the game involves rescuing ISA Captain Narville
- Will show off the Helghan culture
- There is actually a Helghan language, which will be explored in the game
- Better quality of dialogue and the writing
- Runs on the same engine as Killzone 2
- Gameplay unchanged from KZ2
- Improved melee system
- You can stick a knife in a Helghan's ribcage and eye socket
- Some Helghan AI have jetpacks
- Larger scale environments
- A lot of snow levels
- More variety and enemy types
- WASP Primary fire releases missiles that spiral their way to a target. They have smoke trails. Secondary fire locks on to a target and then rains down rockets
- There will be jetpacks!
- L1 increases altitude. X gives players a speed boost
- Easy to manoeuvre, light weight jetpacks
- Jetpacks have a machine gun mounted on top on them
- In one mission, you use the jetpack to launch yourself from glacier to glacier
- First Sony title to Support 3D
- Have to sit in the centre of the 3D TV for the 3D effects to work
- Awesome effects like the player's gun popping out of the screen. Incredible snow particle effects and bullets flying out of the screen
- Only real graphical rival is Crysis
- Just as important to Guerrilla as single player
- Promised to be truly innovative
- Going to have more "accessibility" than KZ2
- The PlayStation Move will somehow feature in the gameplay
- The multiplayer mode will include vehicles
- The player can choose between 8 different classes
- Classes can be personalized with a new 'Reward System', but only appearance and classes can be changed
- Guerrilla is also working on a 2 player co-op mode, and a 4 player objective mode
- The game is scheduled for release in May of next year
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Thank you for stopping by the Weather Watch 12 Blog! A looming warm-up just in time for the weekend will push highs well above average. In today's blog we discuss the locations that will jump into the 60s for highs this weekend.
The warmer weather this weekend may not make it feel like winter is right around the corner, but signs are beginning to appear. One of those was the cutting of the City and County of Milwaukee Christmas tree this morning. The tree was harvested from a resident on North 25th Street in Milwaukee who donated the tree. This Colorado Blue Spruce shown below was over 60 years old!
The Christmas tree will make it's home in Red Arrow Park for the holiday season. While the holidays near, a break from cool weather returns this weekend. Gusty south to southwest winds will drive warmer air north. By Saturday afternoon daytime highs should jump into the 60s for all of southern Wisconsin. The RPM computer model temperature forecast is shown below.
The second half of the weekend should start off warm with more 60s, before a strong cold front pushes rain chances and colder air in our direction. Overall the best day of the weekend looks to be Saturday, so plan accordingly.
For the latest weather information and your most accurate forecast watch WISN 12 News. And for updates throughout the day follow me on Twitter @jnelsonweather


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Spondylocostal Dysplasia
Major manifestations of spondylocostal dysplasia are vertebral and rib anomalies associated with shorttrunked dwarfism. There is no characteristic facial appearance, and the head size is normal. The neck is very short and broad with limitation of motion. There is an increase in the anteroposterior diameter of the chest. The trunk is short, and the upper limbs appear relatively long. On roentgenographic examination, multiple congenital anomalies of the vertebrae, including fusion, aplasia or hypoplasia, clefting, hemivertebrae, and excessive vertebrae, are present. There are also a variety of rib abnormalities, including hypoplasia and fusion. Back pain, limitation of motion of the spine, and nerve root compression may be associated with these congenital anomalies. Life span is usually normal. Differential diagnosis includes syndromes associated with segmentation abnormalities of the spine, such as spondylothoracic dysplasia.
Spondylocostal dysplasia seems to be inherited in an autosomal dominant manner.
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Kettle Moraine Heating & Air Conditioning is proud to announce the addition of ductless heating and cooling to their line of temperature control products. The Waukesha County heating and cooling provider offers two lines of ductless climate control, Lennox and Mitsubishi Electric.
"Most customers don't realize there are easy solutions to cooling and heating your home effectively," says Bill Brink, owner of Kettle Moraine. Ductless products mark an up-and-coming technology allowing for individual room temperature control. Unlike traditional ducted systems, ductless components provide the flexibility to maintain multiple spaces each at their own ideal room temperature. In addition to providing precise comfort across multiple rooms, ductless heating and cooling directly affects the size of energy bills, as home owners avoid the misappropriation of energy to heat and cool rooms not in use.
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It is believed to be the first time he has publicly called on the Jewish State to give up land.
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Speaking after meetings with Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas today and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and President Shimon Peres yesterday, Bush said the Palestinians deserve more than a "Swiss cheese" state.
He called for "an end to the occupation that began in 1967" and said both sides must make "painful concessions."
Bush described disputes over Jerusalem as a 'tough religious issue'," but added, "It is vital that each side understands that satisfying the other's fundamental objectives is key to a successful agreement.
""Security for Israel and viability for the Palestinian state are in the mutual interests of both parties."
Earlier in the day, Bush, on his first visit to the region as President, was driven straight through checkpoints from Jerusalem to Ramallah after fog had grounded his helicopter. Describing the experience, which saw his entourage pass Israel's security fence, he said: ""I'm not so sure that's what happens to the average person I can understand why Palestinians would be frustrated driving through checkpoints, but immediately added he understand that they were needed to stop terrorists.Bush: 'End Israeli occupation' by Marc Shoffman


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When you have to balance school, work, relationships, and a social life it can make it hard keeping your grades high, but trust me, it's possible, I've have personally done it. While it takes is a lot of self guidance, and time management, it will be worth it at graduation time when you walk down the line with a 4.0 GPA.
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- Take a second and think about how much time you waste sitting around surfing the web or watching TV. Your grades would improve dramatically if you devoted some of that time to your course work. The Internet and the TV are not going to go anywhere, however, you only have one opportunity to go to college.
- Do not ever procrastinate. Always keep up with the assigned work for all of your classes. Start your assignments as soon as you find out the due date. A lot of stress will be relieved from your shoulders when you complete your work ahead of time.
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2005 Individual Investigator Grant Recipient – Jill K. Slack-Davis
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How Ovarian Cancer Cells Might Metastasize
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Ovarian cancer metastasis is a complex process involving multiple routes, one of which includes attaching to and invading the mesothelium, a membrane that forms the lining of body cavities, to grow into the tissue on the other side. Very little is known about the mechanisms that regulate ovarian cancer metastasis. The goal of this project is to characterize the response of the mesothelium to invading cancer cells using a cell culture system. The system allows Dr. Slack-Davis to identify and characterize the structural changes of the mesothelial cells and the signaling pathways activated within mesothelial cells that promote their separation to allow passage of the ovarian cancer cells. Understanding the mechanisms that disrupt mesothelial integrity would provide additional sites for therapeutic intervention.


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The presenting complaint of abdominal pain is not infrequently a great problem to the diagnostician. The addition to the literature of any seemingly pathognomonic sign or finding that can be of aid in diagnosis deserves promulgation.In 1954 Felson and Levin1 described the x-ray finding of the "coil spring sign of the duodenum," which they noted in four of their cases and one previously described case2 to be associated with intramural hematoma of the second and third portions of the duodenum. At the time of their article the five cases were the only reports of intramural hematoma of the duodenum (or small intestine) in the literature with adequate descriptions of roentgenological findings.The case presented adds another confirmed instance of association of this sign with intramural hematoma of the proximal small intestine.
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Probably the first case of intramural hematoma of the proximal small intestine with
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Depends on his carb delivery (and accuracy of his carb estimates), but he could just simply be doing a normal "spike and crash" if he's getting a big chunk of those carbs in one meal.
It's also possible he's spiking insulin with the milk (lactose), and crashing thereafter. And it could very well be carb flu.


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The only reason I can see him laughing about it is that everyone probably asks him about whether he's coming back for another year or not all of the time.
He laughed and said, "We will see"?
Not exactly sure how I feel about that but right now that doesn't make me feel particularly good.
If you go everywhere and everyone asks you the same question over and over you would just laugh about it to be polite, too.
I really hope he comes back for one more season, but if he doesn't I really hope he sticks around Michigan for at least enough time to come out on the ice the first home game to hear the loudest crowd ever tell him thanks by cheering their hearts out. I'll be there if this happens and I can guarantee I will have no voice left for a week.
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Family physicians who still harbor doubts that operating a patient-centered medical home (PCMH) practice can be profitable should consider registering for an upcoming webinar available through TransforMED's Delta-Exchange network.
The webinar, which is scheduled to air on Aug. 1 at 1 p.m. CDT, will feature Chuck Moses, M.B.A., M.S.H.A., a practice enhancement facilitator for TransforMED. The topic of the webinar is "PCMH and Profitability: Not an Oxymoron." It will include a refresher course on sound financial management principles applicable to medical practices.
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FREDONIA - Just because favored TJ Hornberger won the 1,600 doesn't mean it wasn't interesting.
Sophomore Mitchell Dad-dario of Sweet Home made it that way as he gave the Lake Shore junior plenty to ponder as he relentlessly chased him around the track at Fredonia State. Hornberger finished in 4:24.87 to win by 1 second at Thursday's Section VI Indoor Track and Field Championships. Approximately 500 girls and 420 boys from 28 schools participated in the annual event, which also served as a state meet qualifier.
"I was actually glad to have competition in Section VI. Mitch did really well, he hung with me and made a move when he was supposed to and gave it all he could," said Hornberger, who also won the 3,200.
The top two finishers in each event, along with the third-place finisher in the 300, 600, 1,000 and 1,500/1,600, advance to the New York State championships March 2 at Cornell. Clarence qualified an impressive 15 athletes while West Seneca West has 13. West's boys and girls won the 4x400 relay, with the boys breaking the school record in 3:38.66.
It was not a day of surprises as most of the athletes ranked among the leaders all season delivered. But the meet did come to a curious end with a protest following the last race, the boys 4x200 relay.
Sweet Home was leading when its team was DQ'd after its third runner dropped the baton. When he went back to retrieve it, it was ruled he interfered with a runner from Lockport. Iroquois won the race, but the Lions protested, saying they were slowed by the Sweet Home runner.
After both teams were given sufficient time to warm up, a runoff was held between Iroquois and Lockport, with the Chiefs once again winning, but only by .06 seconds.
Lancaster's girls had a big day with senior Jenn Thill electrifying the crowd with a jump of 12 feet, 8 inches in the pole vault. The jump doesn't just rank No. 1 in New York State, but is No. 7 in the nation. After her third and final miss at 13 feet she was given a round of applause.
"I recently went up a new pole and I'm still not at the top of the hand grip on my pole," Thill said. "And so I moved up a little bit on my grip, and I was patient in the beginning of the swing, and then I just held it up tight."
The Redskins finished 1-2-4 in the 55 meters as senior Lauren Sullivan took the title in a personal-best 7.21, freshman Ashley Grazen was second in 7.24 and freshman Molly Scarpello was fourth in 7.57. Grazen holds the fastest time in the section at 7.16.
McKayla Brooks of Frontier joined the mix, finishing third in the 55, but that was just an appetizer to her first-place finishes in the long and triple jumps. Brooks was coming off school record performances at last week's Team Championships.
The boys pole vault was won by Kenmore East's Gavin DiMaria, who went 14-1, improving on his WNY-leading 13-6.
Marissa Saenger of Clarence will be making her first trip to indoor states after winning the 1,500 and 3,000 and anchoring the winning 4x800 relay along with Dana Warner, Katrina Petterson and Kristen George.
She struck just the right balance, running her distance races conservatively, hoping to save as much as she could for the relay. The strategy worked. "Our team was really going for it, and now all four of us get to go to states," she said.
Williamsville South qualified seven athletes for states, led by Section VI record holder Devon Patterson, who won the shot put in 56-6. Lancaster's throwers came through with Brandon Sicurella and Tony DeYoung taking second and third and McKenzie Kuehlewind winning the girls event.
Senior Tyvon Rivers of Sweet Home came within .20 of the Section VI record while winning the 55 hurdles in 7.66. "At the start as you hear the gun, you just have to go," he said.
Punching their tickets to states from Lockport was senior and soccer All-American Alex Reid winning the long jump, and senior pole vaulter, Morgan Evans, whose second-place effort of 10-6 was overshadowed by headliner Thill.
Favorites Kalen Sullivan of West (1,000), Andy Smigiera of West Seneca East (55) and Ben Reinhardt of Jamestown (600) all took home titles.
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Crowley High's Damon Guidry cleared 6-8 in the high jump for the second straight week but he took runnersup honors Friday at the Welsh Grey Hound Relays. Jennings' Malik Williams also cleared 6-8 and won the event on fewer misses. (Photo by Christell Faul)
WELSH – The Crowley Gents racked up 108 points Friday to slip away with the team title at the Welsh Grey Hound Relays.
Jennings followed close behind with 100 points while Iowa finished third with 93. Church Point totaled 46 points to finish fifth while the Notre Dame Pios were sixth (23) and were followed by Iota in 11th (13) and Rayne at 12 (10).
Terrell Thomas and Thomas Cavell led the Gents by combining for 37 points on the day.
Thomas won the 110 hurdles (16.05) and placed second in the 300 hurdles (42.61) while Cavell was second in both the 400-meter run (52.97) and the javelin (157-6).
Both Thomas and Cavell also ran legs on the Gents' 4x400 relay team that finished third (3:42.44). Joining then on that team were Reasai Tor and Bryston Domino.
Damon Guidry added 18 points to the total by placing second in the high jump (6-8), third in the 300 hurdles (43.65) and fourth in the 110 hurdles (17.52).
Alex Dominuge and Leighton Killmer piled up points in the distance races. Domingue finished third in the 800 (2:16.49) and sixth in the 3200 (12:56.30) while Killmer was second in the 1600 (5:13.17) and fifth in the 3200 (12:37).
Tyler Castille added a fifth-place finish in the 200-meter dash while also teaming with Mackay Mouton, Ty Abshire and Jacq'co Price to place second in both the 4x100 relay (44.39) and the 4x200 (1:31.90).
Also scoring for the Gents were Eric LaCombe and Michael Stewart in the pole vault. LaCombe finished tied for second with a leap of 12-0 while Stewart was tied for third with a mark of 10-6.
John Marceaux rounded out the scoring with a fifth-place showing in the long jump (19-4 1/2).
Church Point took top honors in the 4x400 relay when Justin Roscoe, James Bellard, Fredrick Williams and Cody Reed posted a time of 3:33.21. Roscoe, Bellard Williams and Brett Richard finished third in the 4x100 (44.61) while Trevette Meche, Justin Meche, Richard and Bellard placed fourth in the 4x200 (1:33.40).
Williams also won the 400-meter dash (52.30) and was sixth in the 100 (11.69).
Also scoring for the Bears was Meche with a fourth-place showing in the 300 hurdles (43.90); Lane Bergeron, third-place in the pole vault (10-6); Richard, fourth place (11.41) in the 100 and Damon Joseph, fifth-place in the shot put.
Hunter Stelly scored 20 points for the Pios by winning the javelin (192-3) and the shot put (51-9 1/2) while Landon Johnsey placed sixth in the shot put (39-7).
The Pios 4x100 relay team of Hayden Amy, Hayden Bourgeois, Hunter Miller and Jacob Leleux finished sixth with a time of 46.53 while the 4x200 team of Amy, Boedy Borill, Miller and Leleux was also sixth (1:37.00).
Jacoby White scored for Rayne with a second-place showing in the 800 (2:15.80) and a fifth-place finish in the 1600 (5:25.12).
Iota got points from Bryce Leger with a fourth-place finish in the shot put (40-9 1/2) and Dakota St. Andre with a sixth-place finish in the 400 (54.34).
On the girls' side, Oakdale won the team title with 82 points while Iowa was second (67) and Church Point was third (63). Notre Dame finished fourth (59), Iota was sixth (55), Crowley was seventh (43.50) and Rayne was eighth (22).
Church Point's Mercedes Willis, Ja'nescia Celestine, Daijah Thomas and Bria Frank teamed to take top honors in the 4x100 (52.31) and the 4x200 (1:50.83).
Frank also scored a first-place finish in the 100-meter dash (13.15) and she was second in the 200 (27.63). Lauren Sonnier followed with a victory in the pole vault (8-0) and a third-place showing in the 300 hurdles (50.65).
Earning fourth-place finishes were Daijaha Thomas in the 100 (13.58) and Ja'nescia Celestine in the 200 (28.42). Kylie Credeur placed sixth in the pole vault (6-6).
Crowley's team of Jasmine Chapman, Bailee Villejoin, Christian Wilson and Tanika Williams placed third in the 4x100 (53.96) and fifth in the 4x200 (1:54.52) while Villejoin, WilsonTyla Shelvin and Jalasia Hebert placed fifth in the 4x400 (4:42.30).
Individual efforts turned in for Crowley included wins in the 400 by Hebert (1:03.50) and in the high jump by Villejoin (4-8). Hebert also placed third in the 100 hurdles (16.76) while Brooklyn Johnson was third in the pole vault (7-6). Tanika Williams finished sixth in the 100 (13.71) while Allana LeJeune was sixth in the shot put (28-6 1/2).
Notre Dame's team of Claire Brown, Jennifer Burleigh, Kodie Credeur and Caroline Bellard finished fifth in the 4x100 (54.47) and sixth in the 4x200 and their team of Hanna Esthay, Madison Gray, Erin Trahan and Sam Lyons finished third in the 4x400 (4:35.50).
Trahan claimed top honors in the 800 (2:33.34) while Sam Lyons placed second in the triple jump (33-5 1/4) and sixth in the 300 hurdles (52.21). Aline Gossen was second in the 3200 (13:18.54) and third in the 1600 (6:00.20) while Madeline Gautreaux was third in the 3200 (14:59.78) and fifth in the 1600 (6:53.32). Julia Schmid turned in a third-place performance in the triple jump (32-6 1/2); Madison Gray was fifth in the 800 (2:50.43) and Sybil Duncan was sixth in the high jump (4-4).
Iota's Kate Lege, Madison Meche, Billie Toups and Whitney Landry took sixth in the 4x100 (54.59) while Lege, Meche, Toups and Alexis St. Andre placed fourth in the 4x200 (1:53.53). Their team of Jillian Boone, Toups, Alexis St. Andre and Cambri St. Andre finished second in the 4x400 (4:33).
Winning efforts turned in for Iota were by Madison Meche in the javelin (108-1) and Jillian Boone in the 1600 (5:52.48). Meche also placed fourth in the shot put (30-1 1/2) while Alexis St. Andre was fourth in the high jump (4-6) and Cambri St. Andre was fifth in the triple jump (31-5).
Scoring for Rayne were Tristan Mouton with a first-place finish in the 300 hurdles (49.87) and a runnerup finish in the 100 hurdles (16.75). Imari Jackson was fourth in the pole vault (7-6).


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RANGOON — The Burmese government is now reviewing citizenship applications for people who left the country for various reasons under the former military regime, according to the minister of immigration and population.
Khin Yi said three ministries were involved in the screening process and were forwarding applications to the President's Office, which would make a decision for each applicant.
"But the whole process does not end there. There are still more steps to be done," he said at a press conference in Rangoon last Wednesday.
Dual citizenship is not allowed in Burma, according to the 1982 Citizenship Law, so applicants will be required to give up their foreign citizenship, the minister said. He added that anyone who committed a crime before leaving Burma would not be eligible.
The process of verifying this information will take some time, ministry officials told The Irrawaddy.
In the years after the failed 1988 uprising, tens of thousands of Burmese people fled the country. Many were dissidents, while others went abroad for social reasons or to pursue an education.
After President Thein Sein came to office in 2011, ushering in a series of political reforms, many exiled elites, including technocrats and journalists, returned home. In 2012, some famous political activists returned after the quasi-civilian government removed their names from a blacklist.
A large number of the former exiles had applied for foreign citizenship while living abroad, effectively losing their Burmese citizenship. When they moved back to Burma under Thein Sein's government, they were required to apply for visas, like foreign visitors.
Maung Maung Than, director-general of Burma's Immigration Department, said 138 citizenship applications have been received thus far. Of these, the President's Office has endorsed 43 applications and is continuing to review another 22. The ministries of immigration and population, foreign affairs and home affairs are reviewing the remaining cases.
One applicant, Moe Thee Zun, criticized some of the application requirements.
"They demand in the application that we stay clear of political activities—not only us, but also our parents. I don't understand this," he told The Irrawaddy.
"I joined political activities just because of their oppression," he said, referring to his activism against the former junta.
However, Maung Maung Than from the Ministry of Immigration and Population said the government would not discriminate against applicants with a history of political involvement.
"There are some misunderstandings," he said. "We are not asking the applicants about their political background. But we ask whether or not they have a criminal record. We do not discriminate based on political background."
Khin Ohnmar, chairwoman of the Network for Democracy and Development, a Burmese political organization based on the Thai-Burma border, said it would be important for the government to be as receptive to citizenship applications as possible.
"There are many learned professionals among Burmese people living abroad," she said. "The government must be transparent in its policy for reaccepting the exiles and allowing them to return decently."
'They need to declare a general amnesty,' she added. "It is hard for us to return because they have not done so."
I've been outside of Myanmar for 23 years now, but never think about to change my citizenship, even once. Those who change their citizenships has tantamount reasons to tell, but fundamentally to gain more benefit from adopted countries. I don't blame for that if that was genuine. They have to do for the benefit and betterment of their newly adopted countries.
Myanmar, now, becomes a country of opportunity in the eyes of greedy persons. Well, by allowing those persons who are after gains will produce only opportunists and bad example for the citizens that encourage them to do whatever they like about their citizenships. It's, after all , so easy to buy back it any way!!!!
This government is pushing us to betray our conscience to make us the same as them to do what's better for oneself.
Current government is hand pick by former criminal regime and control by military.Even president Thein Sein can not disclose his roll in past junta.After 1988,more than 100,000 people left the country,now 138 people apply for citizen for what?
(1)I am a productive citizen,if I want to go back Burma, I can live in liberated area.I do not need the approve from this deceptive government and their ridicule stupid law.
(2)I did not committed crime to left the country,only the junta set up the crime to force me to leave country.
(3)Who is 138 people who apply for citizen? what they want for?
(4)I do know only Moe Thee Zun,he did not committed any crime before he left but when he was in Thai/Burma border,he is directly or indirectly responsible for many crime.Time had been changing a lot, now he want to go back and try to kiss Thein sein"s ass like he used to kiss KNU"s ass for power.