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I am a mother of two with a sagging stomach when I bend at the waist. When standing, it's not saggy - just an excess layer of loose fat beneath the skin that I cannot work off with exercise. If considering a tummy tuck & breast augmentation, which of these surgeries should be done first and which second to get the best overall results? I do have very young children, and therefore think it would be best to break up the surgeries so I can have a more manageable recovery period and manage them.
Which Surgery Should Be Done First - Breast Augmentation or Tummy Tuck?
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Tummy tuck and breast augmentation
Which surgery first?
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Which surgery should be done first - breast augmentation or tummy tuck?
It is your decision as to whether you have your procedures performed in one or multiple stages, but your surgeon will give his/her recommendations. If you do stage them, which one first should be decided by which one you would like to have done first or which bothers you more. I would consult with a plastic surgeon well-versed in these procedures and discuss your concerns with your surgeon and see what your options are as well as have an examination. Your safety is ultimately the most important factor and is always on the mind of your surgeon when making such decisions. Hope that this helps! Best wishes for a wonderful result!
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Breast Augmentation & Tummy Tuck: Combining Procedures
When breast augmentation and tummy tuck are indicated we prefer combining these procedures whenever possible. This approach has multiple advantages. When these procedures are performed together there's significant synergy and the overall results are better. In addition, there's only one recovery and the procedures are less expensive when combined.
These procedures can also be performed separately. Which procedure is performed first under these circumstances depends on the personal preference of the patient. There's no medical reason for doing one before the other.
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Do the breast aug. first that way if there is a need to adjust something later, you can do that when you are having the TT 9 months later or so. Either sequence is fine though.
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Doing a mommy make over in stages
If your scenario is such that you need or want to break the surgeries up into two, I think I would suggest doing the one that bothers you the most first. Since you mentioned the tummy issues first, I would assume that bothers you the most. The down time and recovery are similar, so that would not make a large difference. I say do the one that bothers you the most first because in some cases, once the biggest problem is gone, the patient feels that what they have had is enough and they do not have the second part, that saves money an down time.
Which comes first? The tummy tuck or the breast augmentation
If you are a candidate for these two procedures, I recommend that you get them both at the same time. It takes longer to get off pain medicine, driving, and back to work from a tummy tuck than it does from a breast augmentation. While you are recovering from a tummy tuck, you will have already mostly recovered from a breast augmentation.
If you want to have the procedures done separately for financial reasons, then you pick which you want to do first. Do the one that bothers you the most. Having one done before the other typically doesn't affect the other procedure.
Good luck.
Tummy tuck
I usually like to do the tummy tuck first unless the patient has strong preferences. This establishes the new waistline and makes breast implant selection more accurate later.
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John Di Saia MD
Staging mommy makeover
The decision to stage the breast and abdominal portions of your mommy makeover is a personal one, as is whether to do the abdominal or breast portion of your procedure first. If you do choose to stage the procedures, I recommend doing whatever bothers you more first. However, because you have young children, you should consider that, while the recovery may be a bit less if you stage the procedures, you will not be able to lift your children for a while after each procedure. Some women prefer to do everything at once and just get the whole thing over with!
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Staging a mommy makeover, breast first or tummy tuck
There is no right or wrong answer so do the procedure that you want to do the most first. If either one would be fine for you I would do the tummy tuck first since there is a small amount of skin from the fold of the breasts that is pulled down with the tummy tuck and this will allow more accurate incision placement when you get your breasts done.
All the best,
Dr Repta
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FOXBOROUGH – There is not always a foolproof way to know how a team views the pieces on its roster, especially one as tight-lipped as the New England Patriots. Players cycle in and out of rotations, so even though it may seem that this guy or that guy has moved up the depth chart, the perception isn't always real.
But given the roster moves made by the Patriots over the last two days, it seems safe to assume that the team is pleased with the progress being made by its crop of young receivers after losing Wes Welker, Deion Branch and Brandon Lloyd.
"I think the players are doing a good job," offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels said on Thursday. "They're moving as fast as we're asking them to move."
The progress by the younger players allowed the Patriots to part ways with two of its safety nets, veterans Lavelle Hawkins and Donald Jones, which will allow rookies Aaron Dobson, Josh Boyce and Kenbrell Thompkins to receive more repetitions during practices.
The remaining stopgap is veteran wide receiver Michael Jenkins, who has appeared to take a step back after a strong offseason.
The three rookies have spent a lot of time cycling through the first-team offense and have shined nearly every step of the way.
Dobson, who struggled with dropped passes during organized team activities and rookie minicamp, has shown the sure hands during camp that made him a second-round pick out of Marshall, and Boyce, a fourth-round pick out of TCU who has played all three receiver spots in camp, has impressed with his precise route-running after missing the offseason program with a foot injury.
Thompkins, an undrafted player out of Cincinnati, has run neck-and-neck with Dobson as the most impressive rookie in camp, and recently drew the praise of cornerback Aqib Talib for his ability to get off jams.
But perhaps more importantly, the rookies have performed well enough to impress their on-field general.
"I think it's been steady improvements since they got here," quarterback Tom Brady said. "All the young players have been willing to work hard and do what the coaches have asked."
Brady has spent a considerable amount of time working with the receivers after practices and earlier in the offseason program. After going unrecognized last year, Brady was given an offseason workout award, which delivers one of the coveted parking spots closest to Gillette Stadium.
So far, Brady has taken a softer approach to those sessions, but he's slowly starting to create urgency with an Aug. 9 preseason game against the Philadelphia Eagles rapidly approaching.
" I don't want to be a grumpy old guy. I think I understand that there's a learning curve and there's a patience," Brady said. "I think you try to let them know though that there's an urgency about it, so it's not like you can afford mistakes. We all make them – I make them myself, I make more than anybody.
"You're patient with certain things. Mental errors you don't really want to tolerate, and I think those things are always preventable, but they're going to happen. The physical ones, when you drop a ball, that happens, that's part of playing."
So far, there hasn't been much reason to be grumpy. For the Patriots to achieve their goals this year, it's going to have to stay that way once the honeymoon period wears off between Brady and his new crop of receivers.


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So I actually made these for Valentine's Day – and okay okay I admit I am a little behind on the post. Regardless I wanted to share how lovely they turned out! The kids and adults were so surprised to see the colors inside each bite. They raved over how good and moist they were too– thank you Betty Crocker!!
To make them you just follow the cake directions on the box.
Then separate the mix into their own bowls. I knew I wanted to do three colors, so I separated the mix into three bowls. Then I used food coloring to make my colored batter.
Layer the batter into the cupcake pan. I did purple, pink, and then blue.
Bake according to the box directions. Then remove from oven and allow to cool. Frost them then EAT them. I was (almost) more excited to see the layers than I was to eat the cupcakes.
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In the eyes of his grandma, Jacob Sypert is Superman. Deborah Hostatler of Niles said this holiday season, Jacob is what she is most thankful for after he inspired her to beat lung cancer while fighting a cancer battle of his own.
Hostatler was diagnosed in June 2010 and underwent an operation that fall in which a third of her lung was removed.
The doctors didn't give her a cause for the cancer, but Hostatler said she blames her smoking habit.
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Deborah Hostatler of Niles and her grandson, Jacob Sypert, 10, share a loving moment in her home on Thursday. Hostatler said she is thankful for Jacob and that his courageous fight against cancer gave her strength to battle her own. Although Jacob is still undergoing treatment, both grandma and grandson are now cancer-free.
She said Jacob was her rock and encouraged her to quit smoking after previous attempts to do so were unsuccessful. After smoking for 20 years, she has now been cigarette-free for two.
"I said, 'I can quit this because he's been through so much,'" she said.
Jacob Sypert, 10, of Mineral Ridge, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and recently underwent a bone marrow transplant. He is also cancer-free, but it wasn't easy and he still is undergoing treatments that leave him exhausted.
"I still need like blood transfusions and stuff. My veins don't do good on IVs," he said, showing a large bruise on his arm from a procedure he had the day before. "I can feel the medicine going in. I would feel the G-tube going through my nose and down my throat," he said with a shudder.
"He has to have bloodwork every week. He had to have a scope yesterday," said his mom, Joy Sypert.
She said the preparation leading up to Jacob's bone marrow transplant was worse than the procedure itself.
"A lot of puking," Jacob recalled of the 3 1/2 years of high-dose chemotherapy to prepare his body for the new marrow.
"They basically take you as close to death as you can get," Joy Sypert explained.
This was Jacob's second battle with leukemia - he had been clean for 15 months until doctors informed the family that Jacob had relapsed. That was when Hostatler - lovingly referred to as "Bubba," which, she said, is Slovak for grandma - took up smoking again.
"Just knowing he had to do it for so long. It was just really hard on us, on all of us," Hostatler said.
"Two days ater he relapsed, my Mom passed away. The dog died while we were away at Akron (Children's Hospital)," Joy Sypert said.
Jacob said it is hard to pinpoint the most difficult thing he endured during his fight with cancer.
"I don't know, there's so many things. I wasn't allowed to eat at McDonald's - the one doctor said that she would get me some the next day, but my blood count dropped," he recalled.
Jacob was once confined to the hospital for 99 days, and after his bone marrow transplant, he had even more restrictions.
He wasn't allowed to see anybody after the transplant, wasn't allowed to eat any food that had been sitting out for more than an hour.
Now, he is still not allowed to be near anyone who is sick and will have to repeat all of his baby shots / vaccines because the bone marrow transplant wiped out the ones he had.
"He wasn't able to do a lot, but's going to do it now," Hostatler said. "We're not going to have any more setbacks, are we, Jacob?"
She said the family appreciates all of the people who have helped Jacob over the years, including several fundraisers held in his honor to help family with medical costs and travel expenses.
His first fundraiser was a bowling fundraiser thrown by workers at Delphi Packard.
"People who work at Packard really stand by their fellow employees," she said. "He got a lot of help from really good people."
For the holidays, Jacob is looking forward to seeing his favorite superhero, Batman, in "The Dark Knight Rises." He also is hoping to find a puppy underneath the Christmas tree.
"(Santa) could get a box and put holes in it and then wrap it up," he said, smiling.
Hostatler's advice for those battling cancer is to listen to the doctor.
"Do what your doctor says," she said.
And Jacob's advice? "Don't smoke," he said.
Hostatler said Jacob still inspires her every day.
"He's been through so much. He's brave and strong and if he could, he'd probably fly," she said. "He's a great influence on me. He's helped me through it all."


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Alternate tuning options
by Colin_MacLean on 2011-02-09 16:16:05
by Colin_MacLean on 2011-02-09 16:16:05
Is it possible to define alternate tunings other than those in the set offered on purchase?
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by ozbadman on 2011-02-09 17:55:41
Actually, it's not only possible, it's extremely easy. Download the JTV manual from the Support->Product Manuals tab above and it shows you how easy it is to do.
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The cornerstone of the 1917 Perrysburg Township town hall has cleaned up and mounted for the current township building.
The earlier structure was built on Lime City Road for $3,326 by P.D. Trepainer. The current township hall was built in 1962 across the street from the old one, which remained intact until it was torn down in 2011.
The original building had a cornerstone piece naming the three township trustees, the year, and township fiscal officer S.T. Phillips. The stone was saved when the old town hall was torn down. Township trustees agreed last fall to pay $500 for it to be cleaned and mounted.
It was delivered this week and Township Administrator Walt Celley said it will go in the new office, but he wasn't sure where yet. For now, the stone is in the lobby of township hall at 26609 Lime City Road.


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Ask the Expert: Dr. Dana Kress
What is the biggest challenge facing the people of Haiti right now?
The biggest problem for the Haitian people lies with us, not them. Haiti defies simple understanding. It is a nation of towering mountains and shocking beauty. Few Americans have seen this Haiti and fewer Haitians have ever met an American who tried to understand Haiti as it is. It is the rare Haitian who has seen an American who could speak Creole; they have never seen a Blanc (a white person) carry water, dance in the streets or go to a country market. The vast majority of American aid workers pass through the towns in their cars with the windows rolled up. They almost certainly never grasp that beneath the surface of what appears to be simple solutions there are unimagined complexities. A Creole saying captures the complexity of Haitian existence with stark simplicity: Behind every mountain there are mountains.
A few years ago, Haiti was self-sufficient in rice, a staple in the national diet. When the U.S. poured food aid into the country, the market collapsed and local farmers could no longer sell rice to people who received it for free. Today Haiti is forced to import almost all its rice from the United States, and a major source of employment has been lost.
In Haiti, life vibrates with meaning because everyone knows how fragile it is. For a Haitian, a simple walk to the market can be a spiritual experience because every tree, stone, plant and animal is imbued with meanings that are hidden to the eyes of those who cannot see beyond the mountains. People talk to their neighbors; they pour into the streets on Flag Day and dance there for hours on end. These are not timid and anemic dances performed by people who are afraid to sweat. No. These are exquisitely choreographed, rhythmic, body-drenching celebrations of life unknown to Americans, but which are in perfect harmony with a people whose national anthem contains the words To die is beautiful. Behind every death there is a celebration.
Haiti has many problems, but knowing how to live and how to pass through this existence with a spiritual awareness comes naturally to most Haitians. Perhaps we could learn something from them.
Dr. Dana Kress is the Chair of the Foreign Language Department and Professor of French at Centenary.


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H.D. Woodson at Martinsburg
Time: 7 p.m. today, Cobourn Field
Coaches: Greg Fuller, Woodson; David Walker, Martinsburg
Records: Woodson, 6-5 in 2011; Martinsburg, 1-0
Offenses: Woodson, multiple-I, spread; Martinsburg, spread
Defenses: Woodson, 4-4; Martinsburg, multiple
The last time: Martinsburg won 48-0 last year
Players to watch: Woodson - QB Bobby Enoch, S Darwyn Kelly, WR Andre Payne; Martinsburg - QB Justin "Cookie" Clinton, RB Trey Boyd, RB DeColey Jones, WR Cedric Brown, DE Eugene German, DL Dean DeSana
MARTINSBURG - Martinsburg will go into tonight's matchup with H.D. Woodson, D.C., with a little less information than it would like.
With a lot of D.C. schools changing players between season and the lack of any recent film, the Bulldogs will be going for their 30th straight victory a bit blind. They seem to adapt to any situation.
"(Woodson) could have one team one year and a completely different team the next," Martinsburg coach David Walker said. "It's hard to explain and hard to know what they're gonna be like."
Martinsburg is just going to control what it can control and not worry about what it can't. It's seemed to work out.
The Warriors have two players with Division I offers in quarterback Bobby Enoch and DB Darwyn Kelly, and a few others on the radar. It had three of its players go to Colorado last year to play ball.
The Bulldogs won 48-0 then, and it'll take a team effort to do so this year.
"They got some good athletes back," Walker said. "I look for them to have a really good team.
"We're just working on the things we need to work on. We had to go off last year's stuff. We prepare like we do every week and there's a lot of unknowns even with that."
Martinsburg turned the ball over four times last week against Sherando, but Walker said there were more positives than negatives. The running game was there, but the passing game was not, as Cookie Clinton was just 2 for 6 through the air. Although it was just the Bulldogs yet again taking what was given and doing the best with what it had.
"We just have to take care of the football and play better up front and control the tempo," Walker said.
It seems to always work. It has the past 29 times.
Heritage at Hedgesville
Time: 7 p.m. today, Mumaw Stadium
Coaches: Steve Williams, Heritage; Rich Thomaselli, Hedgesville
Records: Heritage, 0-1; Hedgesville, 0-1
Offenses: Heritage, pistol; Hedgesville, veer
Defenses: Heritage, 5-2; Hedgesville, 3-3-5
The last time: Heritage won 36-19 last year
Players to watch: Heritage - RB Daniel Adigun, QB Michael Galvan; Hedgesville - TE-DE Austin Graham, QB Lane Riner, WR Marcus Gulledge, WB-CB Hunter Weaver, RB Dante' McCarroll
HEDGESVILLE - Just call it Thomaselli's Law.
Everything that could've gone wrong, went wrong for Hedgesville last week.
Three straight penalties negating 55 yards of pass completions, a fumble near the goal line that led to the backbreaking score, the lack of a kicker, what have you - it all added up to a loss for an undermanned Eagles team.
It overshadowed an ironman defensive effort put on for the better part of three quarters against Washington. The same will be expected of the Eagles this week against a Heritage, Va., team coming off a narrow loss of its own.
"You can't make mistakes in critical situations," Hedgesville coach Rich Thomaselli said. "We're young and gonna have growing pains, and we gotta understand that. We expect things to change and gotta become battle-hardened and grow up. We gotta go out and enjoy the game of football."
With only about 34 players on the whole varsity and junior varsity together, the Eagles were cramping - nine all together at one point last week - and playing a ton of substitues led to some lapses and mistakes.
They dropped a couple TD passes, and had three possessions inside the Washington 20-yard line that came away with no points because starting kicker Jacob Irvin was at a soccer game and the Eagles didn't feel comfortable attempting a field goal.
Thomaselli attended the Heritage-James Wood game, where the Pride came back from down two touchdowns to make a game of it, and he expects the same kind of fight out of them this week.
Hedgesville found a bright spot from Austin Graham on both sides of the ball. Graham hasn't played football since grade school.
"He's a Godsend," Thomaselli said.
Elkins at Hampshire
Time: 7 p.m. today, Rannells Field
Coaches: Gregg Hott, Elkins; Darren Grace, Hampshire
Records: Elkins, 1-0; Hampshire. 1-0
Offenses: Elkins, single wing; Hampshire, wing-T
Defenses: Elkins, multiple; Hampshire, 4-4
The last time: Elkins won 29-26 last year
Players to watch: Elkins - RB L.J. Lawrence, RB Nick Martin, LB Clayton Collett, KR Mark Parrack, QB Mitchell Kelly, TE-DB Sean Cain; Hampshire - FB-LB Jacob Bean, FB Dalton Clower, QB Calab Landis, RB Denard Hartwell
ROMNEY - It was a much, much better start for Hampshire this time around.
Actually, the Trojans did everything well that they didn't do well a year ago.
The running game was great, the defense was tough. And it's definitely something to build on.
Now Hampshire will try to shut down a running back that gashed Oak Hill for 240 yards last week and four touchdowns in his debut.
L.J. Lawrence, a transfer from Pittsburgh, is a brand new weapon for the Tigers, and could be a thorn in Hampshire's side this time around.
The Tigers are much improved, as are the Trojans, who have talent and depth at key positions. The matchup last year was a battle right down to the end, with Hampshire the one that faltered.
That loss set the season in motion and seven more losses followed. A big win tonight could give the Trojans the momentum they need to make a playoff push.
Hampshire will test Elkins with its power and speed in the running game. Fullbacks Dalton Clower and Jacob Bean are a handful, and Denard Hartwell at running back broke an 80-yard touchdown run last week.
Elkins is more than capable of producing its own big plays, too.
The Trojans will have to be disciplined if they're to win this ballgame - something they think they have become this year.
Berkeley Springs at South Hagerstown
Time: 7 p.m. today, Hagerstown
Coaches: Angelo Luvara, Berkeley Springs; Toby Peer, South Hagerstown
Records: Berkeley Springs, 0-1; South Hagerstown, 7-3 in 2011
Offenses: Berkeley Springs, pro style; South Hagerstown, multiple spread
Defenses: Berkeley Springs, 4-3; South Hagerstown, 50
The last time: South Hagerstown won 59-7 last year
Players to watch: Berkeley Springs - LB Austin Tyser, LT Michael Trump, QB Mark Cowles, DB Preston Hovermale; South Hagerstown - WR Jakerian Jones, WR Teon Measer, QB-WR Mike Hill, OG Malik Barnwell
HAGERSTOWN - The start of the season for Berkeley Springs is about winning the small battles.
Berkeley Springs coach Angelo Luvara said that coming out of the first couple games healthy would be one of those, and the Indians did just that after their opener against Clarke County, Va.
And that allows an extremely young team to get better every week.
"It makes us feel good because the young kids are learning," Luvara said. "We knew it was gonna be a rough game, because of our experience level, but we feel good because we're healthy."
The Indians were shut out 40-0 by Clarke County last week, but Luvara took away some small positives, like freshman running back Brady Tritapoe's effort running the ball. Tritapoe ran the football 11 times for 39 yards, part of over an overall 43-yard rushing average.
Mark Cowles completed 5 of 7 passes for 36 yards.
The coach said that the offensive line has to improve - something Luvara knew before the season started - but with all his players healthy, that can be done.
Another thing was the defense.
"We thought we didn't play too bad defensively," Luvara said. "We allowed big plays when we were in the wrong gaps."
The Indians forced a pair of fumbles against Clarke County, and Preston Hovermale, who had a team-best 10 tackles, led the team by breaking up a pair of passes.
The Indians will have to play flawless defense against South Hagerstown's dynamic offensive playmakers to make a game of it.
"They're big kids," Luvara said. "We can't let them get outside of us."
Toby Peer, South Hagerstown's coach, knows all about Luvara, and vice versa.
Peer played for Luvara at Potomac State.
Strasburg at Washington
When: 7 p.m. today, Marcus Stadium
Coaches: Matt Hiserman, Strasburg; Mark Hash, Washington
Records: Strasburg, 1-0; Washington, 1-0
Offenses: Strasburg, pro-I; Washington, veer
Defenses: Strasburg, 4-4; Washington, 8-man front
The last time: First meeting
Players to watch: Strasburg-RB Rakwon White, RB Todd Dean, QB Troy Gordon, TE-DE Jonathan Kloosterman, FB Darius Lozado; Washington - FB-LB Tony Vazquez, RB Dante Washington, DB-RB Colin Gustines, QB Patric Baylor, QB Matt Harris
CHARLES TOWN - It took one heck of a defensive effort last week for Washington to come away with a victory against Hedgesville.
It might take the Patriots being even more staunch this week against Strasburg, Va.
The Rams feature a two-headed running back monster in Rakwon White and Todd Dean. They gave Stonewall Jackson, Va., fits last week in a season-opening win. White rushed for 168 yards and a score and Dean had 103 and two TDs.
"The big kid (White) at tailback is a legitimate back, and the kid that backs him up (Dean) isn't as big but runs harder," said Washington coach Mark Hash, who attended Strasburg's win last Friday.
Washington all but shut down Hedgesville's running game last week - especially in the second half - and look to do much of the same this week as the Patriots try to find an identity on offense.
"They didn't hurt us much on the ground," Hash said. "The kids played hard on defense all night. They were a little overagressive at times, and they've got to be disciplined and stay at home."
Washington's quarterback tandem of Patric Baylor and Matt Harris struggled at times to find any rhythm, but Baylor will make the start tonight. Junior Colin Gustines scored both of the Patriots' touchdowns, and will be running some more Wildcat offense for Washington.
"Gustines did a couple things in practice we didn't think he could do," Hash said. "He plays baseball, but doesn't throw all that well, but in practice he threw the ball some from the Wildcat. That'll make him more effective."
These two teams have never met before. Sometimes unfamiliarity can be a good thing between squads. Hash knows just what is needed out of his team tonight.
"It's gonna take a big-time defensive effort," he said. "They're explosive and got a nice team. ... We're gonna have to feed off of what we did in the second half against Hedgesville."
Jefferson at Mountain Ridge
When: 7 p.m. today, Frostburg, Md.
Coaches: Richard Mills, Jefferson; Roy DeVore, Mountain Ridge
Records: Jefferson, 1-0; Mountain Ridge, 9-2 in 2011
Offenses: Jefferson, I-formation; Mountain Ridge, wing-T
Defenses: Jefferson, multiple; Mountain Ridge, 3-5
The last time: Mountain Ridge won 53-33 last year
Players to watch: Jefferson - QB Andrew King, RB Rynal Newman, WR Geoff Walker, WR-CB Darrod Doleman; Mountain Ridge - Rashawn Johnson HB, QB Cody Stephens, C Luke McGreevy, OG Wes Appel
FROSTBURG, Md. - The season didn't start how Jefferson wanted, to say the least.
A blowout loss to Woodgrove, Va., kicked off what is supposed to be a season of change for the Cougars - namely a change in the win-column.
However, that total could start tonight against Mountain Ridge, Md.
In a wild game last year, the Cougars put on a furious comeback behind the arm and legs of quarterback Andrew King. The Cougars came within a couple touchdowns of the lead last year before the Miners pulled away. But, the Miners had a dynamic team with a trio of runners anchored by Jarrod Harper, who is currently playing at WVU.
The roles are reversed this year, as Jefferson has some skill and experience at the skill positions. Mountain Ridge lost nearly every starter at the offensive skill positions and is extremely young.
King is ready to encore his debut performance will a much-more successful result. He connected on Jefferson's only score last week, a 65-yard TD pass to receiver Geoff Walker.
The Cougars were outgained by nearly 100 yards in last season's matchup.
Jefferson has talent at running back, wide receiver and in the secondary, but it's just about putting together a team performance.


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The revolutionary movement in the Ilocos-Cordillera Region achieved significant gains despite the US-Aquino regime's more vicious counterrevolutionary war and the limitations, weaknesses and errors experienced by the revolutionary forces in the region.
The Regional Party Committee remains intact and able to lead as the regional party organization continues to expand. The guerrilla fronts have been able to persevere in the task of expanding and consolidating the revolutionary mass organizations. The Party and the people's army in the region have learned valuable lessons from having sustained military and political setbacks in the past and have been rectifying their errors.
The New People's Army in the region was able to launch victorious successful offensives, particularly in the second quarter of 2012. Its most outstanding tactical offensive was an ambush on 86th IB troops that killed 11 military forces, including a captain. It also seized four M16 rifles and a Squad Automatic Rifle, and damaged two six-by-six trucks.
The majority of guerrilla front committees have remained intact and have expanded, as have the guerrilla front and forces led by the people's army. This is despite the bigger presence and intensified attacks of six battalions from the 5th and 7th ID supported by six PNP battalions and several CAFGU companies. The revolutionary forces have accomplished their political tasks, including expanding and opening new guerrilla zones. The mass movement in the cities continues to develop and has been able to send cadres and forces to perform tasks in the countryside and guerrilla fronts.
There are likewise continuing efforts to raise the momentum and achieve better coordination of mass struggles within the guerrilla fronts as well as in the cities and town centers of Cordillera on the issues of defending ancestral lands and resisting destructive and plunderous projects such as megadams and geothermal plants as well as widespread and large-scale mining.
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Hi! I searched the forums for a whil but did not find an answer, yet.I heard you can switch between games very fast on Xbox One but does this require you to change the game disc like on Xbox 360 or can installed games run without the disc? If you still need to swap discs I will prefer digital download versions (all games are downloadable, right?), if not, a boxed version would be ok. :)
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G'day Bl4ckSh33p!NOTORIOUS is correct. If you're playing with a disc-based game on Xbox One, then the disc will need to be in the tray to play. Check out Don Mattrick's official statement confirming this.
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Hi there Bl4ckSh33p,
Yes the XBOX One will still require the disc in the disc tray in order to play installed games. As far as Games on Demand most games are made available through downloadable form, although there are some that are only available on discs.
Hi, you do not need to switch disc as all games are installed to the Xbox One's hard drive to play; you won't have to insert the disc to run the game after that initial process.
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Thanks. I hope there will be more info available about which games are available for download at launch.
It seems Dead Rising 3 will not be available in Germany so there won't be a download version? You still can't download games from other markets with one Gamertag, right? So it would require a physical copy.
Can anyone confirm this with an official statement somewhere? It would be great to be able to play without the disc inside but some say it works, some say it does not. :-/
I have read nothing on the XBOX One playing installed games without the disc in the disc tray. Can you please link us to an Official Microsoft source Lord BaneJ?
Here's a quote from the XBOX One Get the Facts - "A single Xbox Live Gold membership works across both Xbox One and Xbox 360 – your membership covers both. And you can log into a friend's Xbox One and access all your downloadable games, preferences, and apps."
Which means if you bought a digital copy of the game, not a actual disc you installed onto your console you could play on any XBOX One console with your Gamertag signed in. Not installed games.
Here's more information on the XBOX One BL4CKSH33P - XBOX One Get the Facts.
Thank you very much. So I will prefer download versions, I never sold a game in the last 10 years because I only buy what I want to keep. :)
I think its better to be able to switch fast between one game or another and don't have to switch discs.
From the linked page from Misses Joust:
In addition to buying a disc from a retailer, you can also download games from Xbox Live on day of release. If you choose to download your games, you will be able to play them offline just like you do today. Xbox One games will be playable on any Xbox One console -- there will be no regional restrictions.
These changes will impact some of the scenarios we previously announced for Xbox One. The sharing of games will work as it does today, you will simply share the disc. Downloaded titles cannot be shared or resold. Also, similar to today, playing disc based games will require that the disc be in the tray.
You're very welcome! Browse around that Xbox Wire site some more if you'd like to read up more about Xbox One. It's chock full of cool info, videos, and previews on the new platform. =)
Does the game have to be in the console to play it after it's installed??
Tell 2K to add the jordan challenge on next gen for NBA 2K14
Microsoft can't tell 2K to add features to their games.
You could post your suggestion on their official forum - www.2ksports.com/.../showthread.php
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Get downloadable games only. It's worth it!
Well my big question is, if u buy via disc, does it install the full 25 - 50GB game (games like COD and AC) or does it just install the 1-5 GB it says when first put in, it it does just install the small amount like I thought, I think it's better to get disc rather than full up your 362GB capacity hard drive with 7 games
It installs the entire disc. The small file you are seeing is a game update
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ANN ARBOR -- Swap out Jordan Kovacs for Jarrod Wilson. Swap out J.T. Floyd for Blake Countess.
What you get is a major loss of experience.
What you get is a major boost in athleticism.
What you get is Michigan's secondary for 2013. Light on the seasoning, but plenty of talent that should hold up well in 2013.
2012 starters: CB Raymon Taylor, CB J.T. Floyd, SS Thomas Gordon, FS Jordan Kovacs
Projected 2013 starters:CB Raymon Taylor, CB Blake Countess, SS Thomas Gordon, FS Jarrod Wilson
Notable backups: Courtney Avery (Sr.), Dyomonte Thomas (Fr), Delonte Hollowell (Jr.), Terry Richardson (So.), S Jeremy Clark (RS Fr.), S Josh Furman (Jr.)
Fun stat: Michigan allowed just 35 plays of 20 yards last season, edging Bowling Green and Notre Dame (36 apiece) for fewest in the country.
Outlook: It's going to take a while to get used to seeing a Michigan secondary without Kovacs anchoring the back end. He was such a likeable player, given his Rudy-esque rise into the lineup -- but let's not forget he was a damn fine football player as well.
He started for four seasons, and helped guide Michigan from the worst defense in school history in 2010 to the No. 5 pass defense in 2012.
But alas, Kovacs is gone. And so is Floyd, the most experienced corner. Together, they accounted for 92 games played, and 80 starts. Wilson and Countess, their projected replacements, combine for 23 defensive appearances, and seven starts, all by Countess.
Kovacs himself started 46 games, while this year's projected starting secondary combines for 37.
But the flip side is Wilson is a more athletic safety than Kovacs, and Countess is a more athletic cornerback than Floyd. Throw in the addition of Dymonte Thomas at nickelback, and you're talking about a secondary that has upgraded its athleticism in a big way.
Countess isn't a total newbie, either. As a true freshman in 2011, he overtook then-senior Troy Woolfolk for a starting job, and was in the lineup seven times. He was the most productive freshman that season, and his future appeared bright.
He tore an ACL in the opening quarter of 2012, though -- an injury that cost him the entire season. For as painful as that injury was in 2012, it could actually pay dividends in 2013.
Raymon Taylor received a full season of starting duty as Countess' replacement. That means with Countess now returning, Michigan essentially has two returning starters, as opposed to breaking in someone totally new.
The real loss is at safety, where Kovacs' leadership and mental acumen simply will not be replaced. Thomas Gordon, entering his third season as a starter, figures to inherit the leadership role, while Wilson is projected to succeed Kovacs at free safety.
Wilson, obviously, is not the seasoned vet Kovacs was. But the 6-foot-2, 196-pound sophomore is faster and stronger than Kovacs. He better fits the Greg Mattison mold for defensive backs.
Projected two-deep roster
CB Raymon Taylor -- Was tossed into the lineup after Countess was lost for the season and Courtney Avery flopped in his stead. But Taylor delivered, showcasing in 11 starts the kind of quickness that J.T. Floyd lacked on the other side. In fact, offenses quickly and largely went away from Taylor and picked on Floyd, the longtime starter. He wasn't perfect, evidenced in the secondary's meltdown against South Carolina. But Taylor should be even better now that he's had a year to settle into the scheme and has the more-talented Countess complementing him.
CB Blake Countess -- Remember when all the talk around Ann Arbor was how Countess was the next big thing at cornerback? Now it seems the narrative has shifted more toward five-star recruit Jabrill Peppers -- and Peppers won't play for another 13 months. That's what happens when you have to sit out a year with an ACL tear, as Countess did. But he's worked diligently to return, and should be a nice re-addition this season if he returns to his old form. The lingering questions are whether he has lost a step since the injury, and how quickly he can get back to game speed.
SS Thomas Gordon -- The senior quietly has put together a strong career, starting four games as a redshirt freshman, 10 as a sophomore and all 13 last year. That makes him the elder statesman of the secondary, and he'll be expected to assume that role with Kovacs now wearing a Dolphins helmet. He's a physical safety who likely will play closer to the box and be utilized in blitz packages.
FS Jarrod Wilson -- Appeared to be groomed last season as Kovacs' replacement, and now that fate is all but assured following Marvin Robinson's transfer to Ferris State. He played in 10 games as a true freshman and showcased terrific athleticism -- although he had some youthful moments, too, including one costly third-down pass interference call at the goal line against Notre Dame. But he early enrolled last year, played as a true freshman and, at 6-2, 196 pounds, fits the desired physical profile for the position. He'll be the guy.
NB Courtney Avery -- He was exposed as a full-time corner, sure, but the senior has always played his best football in the nickel. He isn't really outstanding at any one thing, but isn't really bad at anything either, at least in this role. He's a strong leader with good character, so he's the odds-on favorite here, but he should look out because ...
NB Dymonte Thomas -- ... this freshman is coming for him.Thomas is one of Michigan's best-regarded recruits from the incoming class, and showed why as an early enrollee during the spring. He made an immediate splash, and even had Greg Mattison and Brady Hoke -- men who really do hate singling out true freshmen -- saying he would be a contributor this season in the nickel. Thomas doesn't have Avery's experience, which could incumber any possible rise into the lineup. But he's 6-foot-2 and 187 pounds, built in that rangy, physical mold that this staff has so vigilantly sought. He'll play this season, even if he doesn't win a starting job.
CB Delonte Hollowell -- Has had a quiet career, entering just four games in two seasons. But he was among the most improved players of spring camp, and earned a surprising starting nod in the spring game. He won't start to open the season, with Countess returning, but could vie for a reserve role with Avery, Thomas and Richardson.
CB Terry Richardson -- The sophomore has speed to burn, but still is checking in at a diminutive 5-foot-9, 162 pounds. He's not playing ahead of Countess or Taylor, and he's too small to play the physical style required for these coaches at nickel. Given that this staff prefers longer athletes on the edges, he might not factor into the defensive plans much at all. His biggest impact could come once again on special teams.
S Josh Furman -- Has made more headlines in his career for appearing in court rooms than he has for appearing in box scores. But Michigan is light at safety, after Kovacs' graduation, Robinson's transfer and Allen Gant's move to linebacker. Furman, a gifted athlete who often contributes on special teams as a gunner, likely will play a reserve role if he can hold off the incoming freshmen.
S Jeremy Clark -- He's about as big as any defensive back as you'll see, standing 6-foot-4, 201 pounds. Little else is known about the redshirt freshman, but Hoke has spoken well of him several times and appears high on his prospects.
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The cast and crew of the Theatre Department from Cuyahoga Community College, 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, will perform the courtroom drama "Three Generations of Imbeciles" at a prestigious Michigan theater festival in January.
The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival is scheduled for Jan. 8-12 at Saginaw Valley State University.
A panel of jurors chose the Tri-C production for the festival, a regional gathering. The Kennedy Center has eight regional festivals a year and one national festival in April.
It was the first time Tri-C was picked to stage a full production at the Kennedy festival.
To prepare, the cast and crew of "Three Generations" will rehearse the play at 8 p.m. Jan. 4 and Jan. 5 at the college. The rehearsals are open to the public.
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The Marketplace hits 4000 apps, HTC outs its own WP7 YouTube client
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Now that Windows Phone 7 has more than 4000 apps in the Marketplace, the YouTube puzzle has been solved by HTC, which released its own dedicated app. It plays full HD videos over Wi-Fi, unlike the WP7 default app, that only takes you to the mobile site...
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YAY! no longer need a wifi signal to watch HQ youtube vids.this is a start
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The Aiken Hounds celebrated the holiday season in high style.
Members of the hunt converged on Saturday morning in the parking area next to the Green Boundary for their Christmas hunt.
It was a joyful sojourn for Billy Benton to get to the hunt's starting point, as he rode his horse O'Malley from Freddie Gilligan's barn in Fox Chase, to the staging area.
"It's really exciting to see such a large crowd here," said Benton. "Linda Knox McLean deserves so much of the credit. She took the reins as the joint master of the hunt about 20 years ago, at a time when Jane Gunnell and I had just moved to Aiken. It's been really wonderful to see how the hunt has grown and prospered under her leadership."
Wendy Collins Gutfarb's polo pony, Just Visiting, was making the transition from playing polo to becoming a hunt horse, and the rider and horse were dressed for the holiday festivities.
"He's gone out twice and he's going to rock it," she said.
However, Christmas isn't the only time of the year the Aiken Hounds participate in a hunt with a theme.
Halloween, Valentine's Day and St. Patrick's Day are also among the special occasions celebrated during the hunt season, said Linda Knox McLean. The joint master of fox hounds rode her off-the-track Thoroughbred gelding, Drum, who has been leading the hunt's field for the past four seasons.
The Aiken Hounds is celebrating its centennial, so this year's hunt season takes on added significance, said Benton.
"It's comforting to know that we have another 100 years of this hunt, because we know the community supports us, and we support the Woods," said Benton. "Mrs. Hitchcock probably never would have thought 100 years ago that we'd be out here a century later, celebrating Christmas, dressing up and having fun."
Wendy Collins Gutfarb and her horse Just Visiting were dressed apporpriately for the Aiken Hounds Christmas Hunt. (photo by Ben Baugh)×
Photo by Ben Baugh Christy Kraeuter and Caroline Kraeuter, dressed as snow fairies keeping the cold weather away, were riding Midnight Moon and Betty Boop at the AIken Hounds Christmas Hunt.×
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Photo by Ben Baugh Billy Benton and O'Malley participated on Saturday morning in the Aiken Hounds' Christmas Hunt.×


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Traversing ski slopes can be tricky. However, Zeal's latest set of ski goggles makes it easier to stay on the right track. They make look almost like an average pair of ski goggles, but Transcend GPS glasses have a built-in GPS which displays information on a mini LCD screen in the goggle.
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Following her debut at the Vienna Staatsoper as the title role of Jenůfa, the Financial Times praised Irish soprano Sinéad Mulhern as having "precisely the combination of innocence and depth that the title role demands, and a voice capable of representing Jenůfa's huge emotional journey without ever losing its purity of tone."
In the 2013-14 season, she returned to the leading role of Marquise de Merteuil in Francesconi's Quartett in performances at Opéra de Lille, after recently singing the role at the Teatro alla Scala. She also returned to Central City Opera for the Contessa in Le Nozze di Figaro and sang her first performances of Britten's War Requiem with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra as well as Vaughan Williams' Sea Symphony with the Reno Philharmonic.
Her engagements next season include her debut with the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden in Die Zauberflöte, Anne Sørensen in the European premiere of Silent Night at the Wexford Festival, Leonore in a new production of Fidelio at the Salzburg Landestheater and a recital at Opéra de Lille.
In 2013, Sinéad reprised the Governess in The Turn of the Screw in her debut with New Israeli Opera and sang her first performances of another Britten heroine, Ellen Orford in Peter Grimes, with Des Moines Metro Opera as well as returning to Asia for performances of Antonia, Giulietta, and Stella in Les Contes d'Hoffmann with Opera Hong Kong.
The soprano made her debut at the Teatro alla Scala in the 2010-11 season as Marquise de Merteuil in the world premiere of Luca Francesconi's Quartett and recently debuted with the Vienna Staatsoper as the title role in Jenůfa where she has since returned for Mimì in La Bohème and Contessa in Le Nozze di Figaro.


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As Washington continues to grapple for a way out of its debt dilemma, a separate bipartisan budget plan by the Senate's "Gang of Six" appears to be losing momentum.
Critics complained that the proposal contains larger tax increases than advertised.
While the plan would lower the top tax rate from 35 percent to somewhere between 23 and 29 percent, it also targets some cherished tax breaks.
For instance, it would reduce popular tax deductions like those for mortgage interest, health insurance, charitable giving, and retirement savings.
But the plan spares other tax breaks, like the $1,000-per-child tax credit and the earned income tax credit for the working poor.
Meanwhile, the Obama administration is now indicating the president may accept a short-term increase in the debt limit to make the Aug. 2.
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pathways impact on and regulate mitochondrial physiology? How do subtle changes
in mitochondrial function affect the physiology of the cell? How are
mitochondria in different cell types specialized to match the specialized
differentiated function of the cells they inhabit? We are especially concerned
to characterise the contributions of mitochondrial dysfunction to cell injury
and cell death - by necrosis or apoptosis – that takes place in situations such
as ischaemia, reperfusion injury and in the neurotoxicity mediated by glutamate
or beta-amyloid. Another core theme again involving a complex dialogue is the
mitochondrion as both a site and a target of oxidative stress and damage in
disease models.
Most of our work involves live cell fluorescence microscopy and imaging, including confocal, multiphoton and fast read-out cooled CCD instruments. All approaches have been adapted to allow the simultaneous or near simultaneous measurement of multiple variables - cytosolic calcium and mitochondrial potential, cytosolic calcium and mitochondrial calcium, NADH autofluorescence and cytosolic calcium or cytosolic magnesium and so on. We have a broad general interest in functional cellular imaging and in the development of new approaches to imaging aspects of cell function using targeted probes, GFP tagged proteins, FRET, FLIM and so on.
Interests of the lab extend through a wide range of biological problems in which mitochondria are involved - in ischaemia reperfusion injury in the heart, in the role of mitochondrial function in fertility in the mammalian egg (with John Carroll), in mitochondrial function and septic shock syndrome in liver, kidney and muscle, in mitochondrial biogenesis following exercise and training in muscle, and in mitochondrial dysfunction in beta cells in diabetes. This rather unusual breadth has had a positive influence on all our work, as resolving problems in one system invariably seems to illuminate problems with others. We have been astonished at the frequency with which a small number of basic principles are recapitulated in a wide and disparate array of models.
For recent reviews, see:
- Duchen MR, Szabadkai G. Roles of mitochondria in human disease. Essays Biochem. 2010;47:115-37.
- Duchen MR. Mitochondria in health and disease: perspectives on a new mitochondrial biology. Mol Aspects Med. 2004 Aug;25(4):365-451.
We have collaborations with many groups within UCL, in affiliated institutions and beyond, both as informal collaborations or with joint grants. We hold regular meetings to discuss issues related to the common interests of each group, which can be stimulating for the group as a whole, and in which PhD students are involved
The labs have recently undergone a major refurbishment to create a group of labs designated as a Centre for Mitochondrial Physiology, including a modern biochemistry lab., extensive imaging suites and a modern tissue culture facility. The lab space is shared with Dr Gyorgy Szabadkai and his group.
I am a founding PI of the MRC Centre for Neuromuscular Research and so have extensive contacts with people involved in neuromuscular disease http://www.cnmd.ac.uk/; I am a founding PI of the UK Parkinson's Disease consortium funded through a WT and MRC strategic award; and I am coordinator of the UCL Consortium for Mitochondrial research (UCL CfMR) http://www.ucl.ac.uk/mitochondria/ which brings together an enormous range of expertise in mitochondrial research . Each of these brings access to intellectual and technical expertise, to funding and to engagement in interesting discussion groups and journal clubs.
Work in the lab has been supported for many years by grants from the Wellcome Trust and the Medical Research Council, whom we thank. Current funding includes grants from the MRC, The Wellcome Trust, the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, the Muscular Dystrophy Association, RNID, The British Heart Foundation, The MS Society, Kidney Research UK.
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Area Bands Return the Love
April 11, 2008 - Jim Price
Every weekend, it's commonplace to see area music fans showing support and love for the musicians and bands who grace local stages.
This Saturday night, April 12, at the Oriental Ballroon in Gallitzin, four area bands will return the love to one of those fans who is going through hard times. Christine Klisiewicz suffers from gastroparesis, and recently had a permanent feeding tube inserted. She and her husband, Dave, have had to make multiple trips back and forth to
Four bands will return the favor by performing at a special dance to help her out this Saturday night. The four include local Celtic rock band Full Kilt, classic rockers Beyond Reason, 80's pop/dance trio Atomic Blonde, and another local classic rocking group, The Red Arrow. The dance will run from 5 to 9 PM, and the donation at the door is $10.
Full Kilt features Mike Zerbee on lead vocals and guitar. Mike is the 'Michael' half of local Celtic folk/pub song duo The Michael O'Brian Band, and he and Full Kilt drummer Pat Boland are also two-thirds of local classic rock/oldies trio Hot Wax. Full Kilt also features Beyond Reason drummer Chris Myers on bass and bodhran, and Mandy Passmore on fiddle. They will perform Celtic rock numbers, including some original songs and selections from Flogging Molly, Gaelic Storm, Seven Nations and more.
Beyond Reason features drummer Chris and his brother, lead singer/guitarist Dan Myers II. Tom Urbain plays guitar and sings, and Jamie Smith plays bass and sings. Beyond Reason plays a classic rock selection spanning the 60's through the 90's, along with a few original numbers. Beyond Reason has been taking some time away from live performing in recent months, citing family reasons and Jamie's new original band project, Crow In The Snow. So this Saturday's show may be one of only a few opportunities to catch Beyond Reason in action in 2008.
Atomic Blonde is a Northern Cambria-based family band, featuring Jim Kennedy on guitar and vocals, his wife Carol on vocals, keys and synthesized percussion, and their daughter, Jennifer, on vocals, keys and bass. Atomic Blonde performs a special niche of music, specializing in female-fronted pop, disco and dance music spanning the 70's to the 90's. Their repertoire includes tunes from GoGo's, Chic, Roxette, Donna Summer, Tina Turner, Blondie, the Bangles, Pat Benatar and many more.
Formed nearly two years ago, The Red Arrow features a seasoned cast of area musicians with many years of performing experience. Deb Bush sings lead vocals; Dick Kos (older brother of the Hurricanes' Felix) and Jimmy Smith both play guitar and sing; and Mike Crocetti plays drums. The group has been performing with several different bass players in recent months. The Red Arrow performs a range of classic rock, blues and country numbers from the 60's, 70's and 80's; including songs from the Allman Brothers, Fleetwood Mac, ZZ Top, Los Lobos, Stevie Ray Vaughan, the Kentucky Headhunters, Savoy Brown and more.
Together, the four bands will present an evening of fun music, and in the process show their support and appreciation to a fan who has supported numerous area bands over the years. And with its early evening time frame, folks can attend this show and still have time to catch some of the later live music action happening around the area.
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Full Kilt, performing during last year's Blair County Arts Festival at Penn State Altoona.
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FREEPORT— Columbia College named Scott Dalrymple and Randall W. Hanna as finalists for the position of president. Dalrymple brings experience with humanities, social science and natural science programs. Hanna's experience is in college management. The candidates will meet with staff, faculty and students through forums streamed live online. For information: 573-348-4293.
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New York, NY, March 19, 2002 ... The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today accepted the apology of the Rev. Billy Graham for anti-Semitic remarks he made in a conversation with President Richard Nixon at the White House. In his apology, the Rev. Graham stated that "racial prejudice, anti-Semitism or hatred of anyone with different beliefs has no place in the human mind or heart."
"We accept the apology of Reverend Billy Graham," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director. "These words, unlike his previous words uttered 30 years ago, are full of sadness and repentance. This is the Billy Graham we thought we knew."
Following the recent release of the new Nixon Tapes, which revealed the 1972 conversation between the Rev. Graham, President Nixon and his Chief of Staff, H.R. Haldeman, Mr. Foxman called the anti-Semitic views on the recording, "chilling and frightening even today, 30 years after the statements were made."
On the recording, the Rev. Graham, a spiritual advisor to presidents and an American icon, is heard asserting that Jews had a "stranglehold" on the country and that a second Nixon Administration, "might be able to do something."
The Anti-Defamation League, founded in 1913, is the world's leading organization fighting anti-Semitism through programs and services that counteract hatred, prejudice and bigotry.
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Banks and investors have slipped back into their bad old ways, with appetite for junk bonds and high-risk debt at pre-crisis levels once again, according to the Bank of England.
Junk bond issuance in the United States has soared to a record high this year, double last year's levels and surpassing the previous 2007 peak by nearly 50 per cent, the Bank's Financial Stability Report revealed.
Half of those bonds were "cov-lite", meaning that they were issued with few of the normal investor protections. Cov-lite junk bond issuance is now three times as high as in 2007.
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PORTAGE, MI – At the historic Stuart Manor at Celery Flats in Portage over the next month, the season will come piping hot when its Holiday Teas are served, each of them with a special theme.
The teas at Stuart Manor on Garden Lane offer a unique program, such as the one coming up on Friday, Nov. 30 that gives people a chance to have a dinner at the manor and then travel to see "A Christmas Carol" at the New Vic Theatre.
The teas will continue throughout December and early in the new year. Unless specified, the teas are $22 for adults and $15 for youth ages 5-12. The fee includes a four-course tea, tax and gratuity.
Pre-paid reservations are required as seating is limited. To purchase tickets, call the Portage Parks & Recreation Department at 269-329-4522 or go to www.portagemi.gov.
Here are the tea programs coming up:
A Christmas Carol Tea, 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30. A four-course meal and tea at the Stuart Manor and then guests will transport themselves to the New Vic Theatre for the 33rd annual production of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." Tickets are $45 and are quite limited, so make reservations right away, parks department staff said.
Chari-Tea, noon Thursday, Dec. 6. Each guest will be asked to bring an item or items for the Portage Community Center. Items needed are gifts for older children and cold weather gear. The program will include sights and sounds of the season including holiday décor and music by local favorite Tom McCoy.
Cookie/Recipe Exchange Tea, 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8. A cookie exchange and four full-course tea is on the menu. You'll be able to take home cookies and cookie recipes. Guest should bring dozens of their homemade cookies that will then be exchanged with others. Recipes of their favorite cookies will also then be exchanged. Call Kathy at the parks department for more details.
White Christmas Tea, noon Wednesday, Dec. 12. Family and friends are invited to this holiday tea that also includes sharing holiday memories. After the tea guests can head to the Portage District Library so see winter scenes art and the viewing of the classic "White Christmas" at 2 p.m.
Who Stole the Joy from Christmas Mystery Tea? 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15. Back by popular demand from last year, it's a mystery tea with a holiday theme, and invites people to poke fun at the trappings of the holidays.
Auld Lang Sine/Tea Cup Exchange, noon Thursday, Dec. 27. Ring out the old and bring in the new year by bringing a wrapped teacup to include in a white-elephant game.
Celebrate the Year of the Girl, 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 29. This is for Girl Scout troops only who are looking for something to do over the holidays. Tea and fun games will be served. The cost is $10, but contact the parks department for details.
American Girl Celebration Tea, noon Thursday, Jan. 3. Bring your favorite American Girl and start a new holiday tradition with a four-course tea and games. Guests are then invited to the Portage District Library for a free showing of the movie, "Samantha: An American Girl Holiday," beginning at 1:30 p.m.


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The U.S. Red Carpet Premiere of 'Rock Of Ages' will take place at Grauman's Chinese Theaters in Hollywood, CA at 6pm PT, Friday June 8th, and YOU are invited to attend!
Catch Tom, Julianne Hough, Diego Boneta, Russell Brand, Paul Giamatti, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Malin Akerman, Mary J. Blige, Alec Baldwin and director Adam Shankman rockin' the red carpet in person!
ROCK N' ROLL AWESOMENESS!…LIVE VIDEO & BLOGGING AND…Your Chance To Ask Tom Questions About 'Rock Of Ages' and/or Stacee Jaxx on the red carpet!
If you can't make it to Hollywood for the excitement, don't worry, WB and the TomCruise.com team will be covering premiere ON the red carpet for you! We'll be bloggin' and posting pics and videos LIVE at http://www.TomCruise.com/Blog, while the WB 'Rock Of Ages' team streams a LIVE video of the premiere and party which will also feature Def Leppard and Poison, at http://www.YouTube.com/RockOfAgesMovie! and/or, you can subscribe to a LIVE RSS feed from ROA actors, director, bands and YOU peeps, here: http://www.rssmix.com/u/3322294/rss.xml
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Submit your questions to Tom below in the comments section, being sure to include your first name and/or Twitter username. TeamTC will pick the hardest rocking' questions and ask Tom for you on video!…we'll also then be sure to give a very public shout out on the blog and TomCruise.com social channels to the TC fans whose questions we used!
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The name "walleye" refers
to the fish's large, milky eye that looks luminous when light is shined on it. The eye has a reflecting membrane behind
the retina, which causes this effect. The species name "vitreum"
means "glassy," and refers to the appearance of the eye.
Walleyes are native to central North America and Canada, including the Ohio River and Great Lakes drainages. A popular
sport fish and table fare, they have been extensively stocked - including in this state. In Pennsylvania
they are now found throughout the state. Walleye are often the top predator fish in their habitat, eating other fishes,
as well as frogs, crayfish, and large insect larvae. Although they can be caught at any time of day, night fishing
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Great service and friendly staff. It is now even better with the new elegant entrance. Astonishing collection.
by Tato73, 05 Dec 2009
by Tato73, 05 Dec 2009
I am travelling from the Middle East specifically to refresh my wardrobe and to visit the YSL Store, but after reading these recent reviews of the attitude of the staff in this store I will instead be visiting the Prada and Gucci stores. I hope the attitude isn't reflected there as well.
by AlKhaifa, 05 Jul 2009
by AlKhaifa, 05 Jul 2009
Great shoes and accessories, but almost felt dominated by staff. There was only me and 3 shop assistants, who were standing around posing instead of making me feel at ease. The lady who helped with the shoes was very helpful and down to earth, but the lady who took my debit card was very snobby and ill-mannered. Definitely need more customer service training!
by sarah_shoegal (3 reviews), 15 Nov 2008
by sarah_shoegal (3 reviews), 15 Nov 2008
Just returned from the Sloane Street shop where I managed to get my hands on the last pair of Tribute sandals in brown. Called at 12pm and Leo kindly put them to one side for me. Very friendly and helpful staff.
by rashi, 03 Aug 2008
by rashi, 03 Aug 2008
I asked for a pair of shoes to be put aside, but when I went to pay for them I was told by a very rude assistant they had been sold as I hadn't got there early enough (even though I told them I couldn't get there till lunchtime!) Never again.
by maisey (3 reviews), 05 Apr 2008
by maisey (3 reviews), 05 Apr 2008
Thanks for my leopard print loafers. Can a cooler pair of shoes be found in London?
by Dick Tiger (12 reviews), 27 Jan 2007
by Dick Tiger (12 reviews), 27 Jan 2007
Best handbags and shoes in the world. A cut above the rest.
by Lamis (3 reviews), 29 Nov 2006
by Lamis (3 reviews), 29 Nov 2006
YSL rules, for the discerning taste that can go beyond Gucci and Prada. Also, great staff at both boutiques.
by eljay2001 (20 reviews), 26 Oct 2006
by eljay2001 (20 reviews), 26 Oct 2006
Beautiful store & the clothes are classic. He is still number one & better than Gucci or Prada.
by Anonymous, 12 Apr 2006
by Anonymous, 12 Apr 2006
Great store. It has a fantastic staff (very helpful) and an excellent selection of clothing. I truly recommend it!
by Spo0ok (14 reviews), 22 Dec 2005
by Spo0ok (14 reviews), 22 Dec 2005
A good helpful staff for beautiful clothes from one of the greatest French designers. Wonderful & absolutely fabulous!!
by Anonymous, 23 Feb 2005
by Anonymous, 23 Feb 2005
Excellent service, champagne and chocolates were provided when I bought a suit there recently. Very friendly and approachable staff and extremely helpful; best staff in London.
by Anonymous, 17 Feb 2005
by Anonymous, 17 Feb 2005
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DETROIT – The Detroit Tigers today announced the signing of four of their five arbitration-eligible players. Pitchers Edwin Jackson, Joel Zumaya and Bobby Seay agreed to terms with the club, along with recently-acquired catcher Gerald Laird.
Meanwhile, starting pitcher Justin Verlander is the lone remaining Tiger yet to sign. Verlander still could sign prior to arbitration hearings, which take place beginning Feb. 1 in Phoenix.
Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski has not had a player go to arbitration while with Detroit.
Verlander and his representatives exchanged arbitration figures with the Tigers on Tuesday. Verlander, coming off an 11-17 season with a 4.84 ERA, made $1.13 million last year. He is asking for $4.15 million in arbitration, while Detroit is countering with $3.2 million.
Jackson, acquired from Tampa Bay after going 14-11 for the American League champions, went from $412,700 to $2.2 million in his 2009 contract. Laird, the new starting catcher who came from the Texas Rangers for two minor-league pitchers, jumped from $1.6 million to $2.8 million.
Left-handed reliever Seay made $805,000 last year after incentive bonus money and will get $1.3 million.
Reliever Joel Zumaya, coming off an injury-plagued season, got a raise of $735,000 from $420,000.


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Stephen C. Karem, MD, family medicine physician, is a member of the Indiana Medical Association and the Floyd County Medical Association. Dr. Karem attended medical school the University of Louisville School of Medicine where he graduated in 1991. He then completed his residency in family medicine at Trover Clinic in Madisonville, Kentucky in 1994. Dr. Karem continued his studies with a fellowship in internal medicine at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati from 1994-1995. He has practiced at Physician Associates of Floyds Knobs since completing his training. Dr. Karem is married to his wife Susan and has two children. He enjoys hunting, UofL basketball and football.


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FAIRPOINT - The Bald Eagle Township supervisors have started a process to undo a change in zoning for an area along Route 150 - a change that never should have happened in the first place.
Property owner Bill Edwards was at last night's supervisors meeting, asking once again to change the zoning of his property, and about 1,000 feet of land along Route 150 near Gibson Monuments, from Agricultural to Commercial.
Township officials said the area had previously been changed to commercial in 2001, but was never reflected as such in subsequent maps.
The supervisors had previously said that could be considered spot zoning, which is illegal, but a check on the laws, and a visit by Edwards to County Planner Tim Holladay, showed it was not spot zoning because it encompasses other properties instead of just Edwards'.
"I pay taxes on general commercial already," Edwards said.
The supervisors - Chairman Chris Dwyer and Jim Bechdel and Jack Bechdel - unanimously approved to start the process to return that area, which includes the Gibson, Getchen, Sullenberger and Edwards properties, back to commercial.
After the township originally rezoned that area to commercial 11 years ago, Edwards built a storage unit there and recently sold a section to Merv Peters for him to move a portion of his sand-blasting business to a parcel in the back of the property.
However, Edwards said he recently noticed the revised ordinance in 2010 moved that area to Agricultural.
Earlier in the meeting, the supervisors also gave their unanimous approval to grant Edwards a special exception to build storage sheds on that ground. That action came after the township Zoning Hearing Board previously gave its OK.
In another matter at Monday's meeting, the supervisors unanimously approved hiring Shawn Kreger as the township's sewage enforcement officer as he recently received his state certification.
The supervisors also held a brief executive meeting on a personnel matter, with no action taken during the board meeting.


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Adding to air quality woes in the Santa Clarita Valley this week, the heat wave is on as triple-digit temperatures are expected to add to the discomfort through the weekend.
The National Weather Service forecasts highs Thursday and Friday (the first day of summer) will climb to 107(f), before cooling off to 103(f) Saturday, then 97(f) Sunday afternoon.
The service says a large high presssure system is stoking the heat wave. Only some coastal communities will be spared the inland inferno.
Skies will remain sunny and mostly clear, with relative humidity 15-20 per cent, and wind blowing at 5 mph from the north-northeast, with occasional gusts up to 30 mph.
Sheriff's authorities remind drivers never to leave children or pets in a vehicle unattended, even with the windows cracked, even for 60 seconds. Death may result quickly.


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Do be a little bit sensitive to that "grazing" on nuts and fruit...try to just eat when hungry. Even those goodies can slow you down.
Hello Groks!
Just wanted to introduce myself. I'm 28, mother to a beautiful baby girl who just turned one, wife and teacher. I'm starting PB this week and today is my first day. I am currently addicted to grains, so if I seem to be in a bad mood over the next week or so, it's because I'm getting "off the crack"! This endeavor makes me nervous because I do have a serious problem with sugar, and I know that my body is sensitive to it. I'm just flat out tired of feeling like crap after I eat a meal or binge on some sugar. The bloat, lethargy, crankiness....blah, just don't want FOOD to make me feel like that.
I don't have much weight to lose (5'5" 150lbs), I do want to lean out a bit. I have a tendency to put on muscle very easily, but that also comes with putting on fat as well in certain places. I love to exercise! I have been a crossfitter for the last 2 years and love doing it. I also like to take walks and jogs with my daughter and reading PB, it's relaxing to know that I can just walk and relax with her instead of feeling like I have to be exerting myself. I get enough of that at crossfit.
It's going to be hard to change my CW brain! I'm already thinking about my breakfast and how much I've eaten, as I sit here grazing on nuts and strawberries! Enjoyed my eggs (the WHOLE thing) this morning, and I'm hoping I don't freak out about the calories I'm consuming.
Do be a little bit sensitive to that "grazing" on nuts and fruit...try to just eat when hungry. Even those goodies can slow you down.
Thanks Jeep!
I put away the nuts when I finished the cup of strawberries I had. I'm VERY afraid of overeating!! Now I keep wondering when the sugar craving will hit and if I'm actually hungry or my brain is playing tricks on me My goal is to kick the processed stuff first, so I'm not worrying too much about fruit right now...I'll re-evaluate that after I've cut the other junk. I just hope I can stick to this! More positive thinking this time and that I'm not taking out foods, I'm just eating better and enjoying the taste of different foods!
Welcome! I'm doing something similar to you - cutting out processed foods first.
I found the easiest way to start was to eliminate anything with high fructose corn syrup. That pretty much cuts out most of the processed foods right there, and will go a long way to lowering your sweet tooth. You enjoy the real maple syrup (and eat less of it!) when you pay $20 for the bottle instead of $3 for a large container of HFCS... once you are halfway there, the transition to lower carb altogether is much, much easier.
Also, willpower isn't all it is cracked up to be. The best behavioral modification technique is developing disgust. Read "The Unhealthy Truth" or "The End of Overeating" and anything you can find on HFCS, trans fats, and PUFAs (particularly the processed, omega 6 variety). Use your imagination about what will happen in your liver and arteries if you are about to consume some designer food. Build up your sense of outrage that the developed worlds' peoples have been transformed into ailing hamsters waiting for the next cheap pellet of sweet, salt, and fake fat. Watch "Food, Inc." and imagine Donald Rumsfeld (former kingpin of Searle, who makes NutraSweet) grinning at you over every can of Diet Coke. Once I developed my disgust to a good level (it took a while, but it is fully developed), I get a little sick if I even think about eating processed foods. It's taking a little longer to get over the "wholesome" whole grains (a lot easier to turn down a weird sweet McDonalds hamburger bun than a yummy fresh loaf of homemade wheat bread), but I'm working on it.
Thanks Bisous! That is actually very intuitive and make so much sense to me! I turned down some pizza today because I kept thinking of what the crust would do to me Still struggle with the sweet stuff, but trying to give myself the benefit of the doubt and realize that, for me, changing the way I eat is not going to happen overnight...I've been doing this for 28 years! So if I slip up, I've decided that I'm not going to beat myself up, just do better next time.