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N-acetylglucosamine is a naturally occurring enzyme in the body. It is used in many the function of numerous bodily systems, most notably in the neurological system and the immune system. N-acetylglucosamine is one of the 8 essential sugars needed by the body for proper cell communication. It is often found in polysaccharide supplements. There are many health benefits to taking a supplement of n-acetylglucosamine or GlaNAc.
GlaNAc is a monosaccharide derived from glucose. It is used in several biological systems within the body and is an important neurotransmitter that is used specifically in the pain pathways. GlaNAc is a natural carbohydrate, and while many people think that carbohydrates are bad for the body, this is actually a good carbohydrate. Without GlaNAc the body could not function properly and this would lead to numerous health problems, mainly neurologically based problems.
GlaNAc was first discovered and recorded in 1984. The results of the research into GlaNAc discovered it is intracellular and a core ingredient in glycoproteins. Glycoproteins are the byproduct of the combination of essential sugars and proteins in the body. Glycoproteins are the actual enzymes which form the cell coverings that allow cells to communicate and therefore allow the body to function properly.
There have been many studies into the function of glycoproteins and the enzymes that help to form them. Much has been discovered about how they work within the body and the beneficial role that they play. It has been discovered that a lack of polysaccharides, like GlaNAc can lead to deficiency in the body of glycoproteins. This deficiency has been linked to numerous health problems, including Crohn's Disease and ADHD.
GlaNAc has proven to be quite beneficial within the body. It is a main factor in cartilage repair and has been found to be very helpful in aiding in the ability to learn in both humans and animals. It helps to repair the mucosal lining which assists in the digestive and intestinal systems of the body, and benefits the immune system. The secretion of insulin and prevention of the absorption of cholesterol are both aided by this substance.
GlaNAc has been found in large concentrations in the thyroid, liver, small intestine, endocrine glands and sebaceous glands. It has also been shown to suppress pain which goes a long way towards improving quality of life in countless instances. In studies, GlaNAc has also been shown to help suppress the growth of tumors and prevent the spread of viruses such as the flu and herpes throughout the body. Studies also have looked into the known connection with the nervous system and found that GlaNAc works within the nervous system to aid in its healthy functioning.
N-acetylglucosamine (GlaNAc) has been linked to numerous health conditions as a way of treating, curing or preventing them. It is thought to help suppress damage of the autoimmune response in patients with multiple sclerosis and type 1 diabetes, which may eliminate or reduce symptoms of the disease. It inhibits growth of abnormal T-cells which also helps in the prevention of multiple sclerosis and diabetes.
GlaNAc has been used successfully to treat bowel disease. It is thought that its ability to help repair the mucosal lining in the gastrointestinal area allows it to help increase the resistance to such health problems as Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis and other intestinal issues.
Osteoarthritis patients also report benefits from the use of this supplemented enzyme. It helps to prevent pain associated with the condition as well as improving both the range of motion and decreasing the inflammation of joints.
GlaNAc also helps to boost the immune system which helps the body fight disease and illness. It has the ability to help prevent the spread of viruses within the body, and is often used as a treatment for autoimmune diseases.
GlaNAc has also been used in the treatment of heart disease. Patients with heart disease often have lower than normal levels of GlaNAc. This has prompted studies into the effects of supplementing the GlaNAc in the body. Results to date are promising.
The recommended daily allowance of GlaNAc is up to 100 grams. It has been shown to be safe in this dosage amount. It should be taken over a day's time, rather than all at once, as the excess will simply be expelled by the body. The typical dosage in supplements is 1500 mg to 2500 mg per day, which is still effective and provides results.
There are no known side effects or reported issues with taking GlaNAc. It is generally deemed safe for human consumption and is safe for both adults and children. People taking other medications should check with their doctor before use so they can be monitored for possible side effects from drug interaction.
There is much demand for further study and research into the benefits and uses of N-acetylglucosamine. Further study could produce some amazing results that could prove to be the solution to a range of health problems. Modern medicine is starting to discover the benefits of alternative and natural medicine. That is why more and more natural supplements are being prescribed by doctors as treatment or supplemental treatment to prescription medicine. With more research, the revival in the use of natural substances in medicinal use is likely to continue.
Many people now see the harms of synthetic medication. Natural supplements and products, like GlaNAc, have far fewer side effects and reactions. They are generally safe because they are natural and most are found in the body already. The benefits of all natural medications often outweigh those of synthetic medicines.
N-acetylglucosamine can be found as a nutritional supplement wherever nutritional supplements are sold. It is also found in polysaccharide supplements in the average, beneficial dosage amount. A supplement of GlaNAc can be added to your daily routine to help boost your immune system and treat many underlying health conditions.
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It may be important to find an apartment that you can actually afford so that you can make the rent and have extra money left over, you don't have to stay stuck where you are. If you have a friend you could stay with until you can save the money or have a friend move in with you to help out it would be better than staying in a relationship you are not sure you want to be in, it may at times seem hard to make it alone because there are many single parents making it just fine it was a struggle at first but it got better and the same goes for you. You are going to have to budget your money more if you decide to go it alone but it would be less stressful and this way you can get back out in the dating scene and find someone that will be supportive and who knows how to communicate without running. It's going to be a scary thought but once it is done you will see the difference in your life without all of the added stresses. Just because your relationship might be is over doesn't mean your life is over. Decide what you want your future to look like and then stay focused on it, not the past. Sometimes things just don't work out the way you want them to, let go of what was and look forward to what can be.

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Some kingpins played tenpins with kids from Rowland High School on April 21. The Raiders met their new Best Buddies during the celebrity event at Lucky Strike Lanes in Hollywood.
The Bowling for Buddies event raises money for Best Buddies International, a group that promotes one-on-one friendships, job opportunities and leadership skills for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
"Students from our Best Buddies Club got to meet famous people like Gene Simmons from the rock band KISS," said Clare Ruesga, a special education teacher at Rowland High.
Other celebrities included Nancy O'Dell, the host of "Entertainment Tonight" and journalist Maria Shriver. Rowland Vice Principal Mike Ward jumped in to have his photo taken with actor Tom Arnold, while Ruesga posed for a shot with actor Rob Lowe.
"It was a great event for our club. Our kids loved meeting the stars and bowling," Ruesga said.
You can tell from the big smile on his face that freshman Cole Sibus was excited about meeting Miss California Teen, Cassidy Wolf.
"She's hot and I got three strikes while bowling," the 15-year-old said.
Cole and classmate Raymundo Hernandez had their pictures snapped with the beauty queen. Raymundo also felt lucky on the lanes, scoring three strikes in his bowling.
Senior Mohammed Kamal was also excited about the Best Buddies event. "The bowling was lots of fun," the 18-year-old said.
The Raiders had a big weekend, enjoying a special prom night on April 19.
"We have a large Best Buddies Club on campus with more than 80 students," Ruesga explained. "So we decided to hold our own prom. The teens love to get dressed up and dance."
Cole looked like he was going to jump into the Macarena dance as we talked about the magical evening. They also learned the Harlem Shake and cha-cha. What, no Gangnam Style?
"No, we didn't try that one, but the kids loved learning the other dances," Ruesga admitted.
They even picked their own prom king and queen to preside over the evening's festivities at the high school. "I liked being the king," admitted 17-year-old Andre Africa. "I got to wear a crown and everything."
The busy club usually assigns two general education students to each special education student. The teens hang out together at least twice a month on and off campus. Best Buddies also holds a social every month.
"My buddy plays basketball with me," said senior Karem Han. The 18-year-old obviously likes making new friends as he described all the fun he has had in the Best Buddies Club.
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I love perfumes and body sprays. I mean really, what girl doesn't? As long as they smell great! Just recently I got a request to try out some new perfume from Harvey Prince. Before now I had never heard of them so I wasn't sure what to expect. After only a few days of our agreement to a review I received two sample (but generous sized) bottles of perfumes to try. Plus, they're giving a bottle away to one of you!
I was sent Yogini and a signature Harvey Prince scent. If you were to ask which one was my favorite this would honestly be a tough choice. I find that Yogini has a strong yet relaxing scent where as Harvey Prince has a more fruit-like scent to it. With Yogini you will experience the purifying powers of sandalwood, the age-defying glow of grapefruit, and the sensual warmth of Egyptian myrrh.And with Harvey Prince your favorite ice cream cone on a hot summer day is captured & bottled in an oh-so-sinful fragrance that will leave you & him craving more. au De Creme's signature blend starts with a cool spritz from top notes of pink passion fruit, and melds with curious rum raisin for aromatic taste. A smooth finish of rich French vanilla & sinful dark chocolate. The cherry on top? Eau de Crème's all-natural fruit and bean essences are sourced from only the finest merchants in France, Italy, and the U.S.
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There is an old expression in Functional Medicine; " If you are sitting on a nail, it takes a lot of aspirin to make it feel better." The follow up to that is " If you are sitting on two nails, taking out one nail does not make you feel 50% better". And so it goes with Irritable bowel syndrome.
To feel better we first have to eliminate everything that may be disturbing your intestines, such as NSAIDS or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: aspirin, ibuprophen (Motrin), Naprosyn (Naproxen or Aleve), all over the counter and prescription Mobic, indomethacin and others. This class of drugs can produce significant damage to the lining of the intestine that can look like a colitis or inflammatory bowel disease. They can also produce intestinal permeability or "leaky gut" allowing partially digested food and bacteria to leak into the blood producing immune reactions. We will find other safer pain relievers that don't cause these effects. Antibiotics can disrupt the balance between the good and bad bacteria in the GI tract. They are not natural remedies for Irritable Bowel syndrome.
We must also eliminate the foods that are the most common offenders causing intestinal problems such as gluten grains, (wheat, barley, rye, spelt, Kamut, triticale), eggs, corn, milk products including cheese, oranges, soy, peanuts, corn fed red meat, soda, alcohol, caffeine, white and brown sugar, honey, corn syrup sweeteners and candy. A long list of food substitutions menus and recipes is given so no one goes hungry. Often by eliminating these foods people will experience a significant decrease in gas and bloating. Of this list the only food that may be a permanent elimination is gluten since there may be a genetic component. The other foods can be added in one at a time after there is good resolution of symptoms.
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March 22, 2012
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - In concurrence with Sunday's home match against Arkansas, the Tennessee Lady Vol tennis team will host Campus Kids' Day, the USTA's premier player development program.
Designed to expose current and aspiring junior players to college tennis, Campus Kids' Day will provide local children the opportunity to view a pair of ranked SEC teams in No. 12 Tennessee and No. 37 Arkansas.
The first 50 kids (12 and under) will receive with a Tennessee Tennis goodie bag and water bottle, along with free pizza and refreshments.
Additionally, kid-friendly activities such as face painting, poster making and chalk art will be available throughout the day for enjoyment.
All fans will receive free admission for the March 25 match, which begins at 1 p.m. The first 125 fans will receive a free Tennessee Lady Vol seat cushion.


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Lahore (August 21, 2013): University of the Punjab (PU) Lahore announced the B.A / B.Sc 1st annual examination results 2013 here on Wednesday August 21, 2013 at 10:00 AM.
The result declaration and prize distribution ceremony for BA/BSc Annual Examination 2013 will be held on Wednesday, 21st August 2013 at 9:00am in Al-Raazi Hall Undergraduate Block, Quaid-i-Azam Campus. PU Acting Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Liaqat Ali will be the chief guest on the occasion.
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Available to those registered as Windows Phone developers, or out of the box to buyers of the Nokia Lumia 630 and Nokia Lumia 635, Windows Phone 8.1 is now running on 7.7% of Windows Phone models. That is up from the 5.2% of Windows Phone users running the latest Windows Phone build last month. Windows Phone 7.x is still powering 17% of the Windows Phone market.
The data also shows that the most popular Windows Phone model, the entry-level Nokia Lumia 520, might have hit a peak. Last month, the phone owned 33.7% of the global Windows Phone market. That figure is down to 31.6%, which is still impressive nonetheless. The Nokia Lumia 625 and Nokia Lumia 930 remain numbers two and three with market shares of 7.3% and 6.9% respectively. Red hot is the Nokia Lumia 630, moving up 10 places during the last month, to now occupy the 20th spot among Windows Phone's heavy hitters.
In the U.S., the Nokia Lumia 520 owns 33.8% of the market. The T-Mobile branded twin, the Nokia Lumia 521, has 17.9%, while the Nokia Lumia 920 owns 8%. China is one of the rare countries where Windows Phone is not led by the Lumia 520. Instead, the Nokia Lumia 920 leads the way with 19.5% of the Chinese market, followed by the 9.8% owned by the Nokia Lumia 520. The Nokia Lumia 925 is third with 9.6%.
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Last week I caught up with Mike Mulligan who is still in the construction stage of his new-old home. It sounded like more woe than wonderful right now. As anyone who has done any building project knows, it's the final stages that can drive you crazy.
In the beginning we are all heady and excited over the prospect. We pour over the plans as if we are expecting a new baby. In the middle of the project we often wonder about our sanity in starting this in the first place and, as the project draws way beyond the estimated time, and often cost, we get a bit panicky. It's impossible to turn back, we don't know how long this will go on and we just want to get to the point of enjoyment.
It seems that more people are looking at their spaces with an eye to improvement rather than building, or buying new. We're always looking to improve our nests. The desire for state-of-the-art kitchens and high-tech bathrooms seems to be never-ending.
I am in the category of rearranging rather than renovating at the moment, but I've lived through many building projects, more than doubling the size of my house over the years. Now whenever I get restless I move furniture around. Once I think I've got it perfect, it is not long before I feel the need to make it even better. I chalk this up to occupational hazard.
The other day I was pondering the issues that contribute to the horrors and joys of home building, repairs, renovations, additions or changes to existing dwellings that have been inflicted upon so many islanders, sometimes by others, sometimes by our own decisions.
For those of you yet to join the ranks, you can decide if it is indeed worth the trouble, or you can bask in the knowledge that what you have is perfect for your needs and remain content with the status quo. If you can do this you are in a very enviable position.
When people are in the middle of a home project the complaints are high. It's taking too long. It's way over budget. It's loud and disruptive. It will be months before we can enjoy our home. Why then do we do it?
Because, in the beginning we are all naÃØve. We've heard the horror tales from our friends and acquaintances, but we scoff. We think, aha, they were probably lousy clients and got what they deserved. Besides, we know what we want and won't waffle on decisions which, we are sure is the cause for most problems in a construction job.
But then we learn the meaning of true pain and frustration. We remain exiled out of our homes or burrowed in one room like rabbits in a rabbit hole. In our case, when my home office was being renovated I moved my stuff into my husband's office. "It will only be temporary, a month or two at most," I said to my partner whose office is no bigger than a walk-in closet. But this story has a happy ending. After a year, we came through the agony and out the other side still friends.
All too many home-improvement projects result in much complaining. Work is behind schedule, products don't show up on time and sometimes our visions of what is and what we thought it would be don't mesh. (I changed the plans for my office a dozen times.) Those last little pieces of granite for the kitchen didn't arrive on schedule and when they finally did, they were the wrong size or broken, a typical tale.
But, as everyone who has gone through this process knows, when all is finished and the last coat of glossy paint has dried on the molding; the custom-fitted shutters close without a hitch; the Italian knobs on the French doors feel oh-so comfortable in the palm of one's hand; the umpteenth coat of satin varnish gives the oak floors a lustre that defies description; the placement of the windows you agonized over to get just the right sun exposure reveals a streak of sunlight across the marble threshold; the contrast between the cherry wood and the granite counters is the stuff that sets hearts aflutter; the color of the roses in the cut glass vase on the glass coffee table exactly matches the subtle shade of the draperies that also picks up that one detail in the carpet you loved so much in the showroom; and finally, you float in the new pool you mentally cross off everything on your to-do list, and know in your heart of hearts why you embarked on this project in the first place.
The birthing pains disappear. You begin life anew with this wonderful creation. The quality of your life is enhanced and you can take great pride in the space you have created or recreated. It makes you feel good down to your very core.
Leslie Linsley has written more than 50 books on crafts, decorating and home style. She resides on Nantucket with her husband, photographer Jon Aron, and has a store on the island that specializes in her one-of-a-kind creations. Her latest book is "Key West, a Tropical Lifestyle" (Monacelli Press), with photos by Terry Pommett.


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Zookeeper DX TouchEdition is a great new match-three game from Kiteretsu. It doesn't do all that much to innovate gameplay-wise, but it's a game with a crazy and unique style that will make you smile. Colorful and blocky pixel art is used to depict the very amusing concept, characters, and animals, and it's just loads of fun.
Basically, all the animals in the zoo have escaped and are running amok. You are the simple zookeeper sent in to round them up. I don't know how this concept translates into a match-three game, but I don't care. There are two modes of play to choose from. Normal mode has you matching animals against a timer. Eventually you'll level up, and the possible moves become harder and harder to spot. Luckily, you are able to cheat and have moves pointed out using the Binoculars power up, but you only get to use them a couple times. There are very useful wildcard tiles which eliminate all of a particular animal, which usually leads to an epic combo. If there are no available moves, the entire board will be shuffled to create some.
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The other mode is called Tokoton. In this mode, you need to capture one hundred animals to continue to the next level, with no level limit to speak of. The differences between the modes are pretty subtle, and they don't feel very different at all. Either way, they're both loads of fun to play. Despite the vast amount of Bejeweled clones out there, this game still managed to be fun by using visuals and sound that really stand apart from every other game. The colors are so vibrant and the blocky pixel art is so endearing that you can't help but enjoy yourself. The whimsical nature of the music and sound design only reinforce this. The game is currently on sale for just one dollar, which it is definitely worth. Even if you're sick of match-three games, you'll probably enjoy this title. There's not much variety to be had here, and I really shouldn't like this game as much as I do… but I love and recommend it nonetheless.


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There are millions of novice investors who spend months and thousands of dollars on investment advice without gaining anything from the real estate market. The common mistake – NEVER had time to read books on real estate. There are also people who have read books but never implemented the given steps. The point is: Read good books from eminent authors such as Dean Graziosi. The advantage: If you understand the basics of the real estate industry, then you are in a situation to start investing the RIGHT way! You can learn all the 'advanced' tricks by attending his seminars.
Dean has authored "Be A Real Estate Millionaire: Secret Strategies for Lifetime Wealth Today" which quickly became one of the fastest selling real estate investing books in the country. It is a simple, easy to understand real estate investing guide for people who want to know how they can use simple techniques to achieve financial and personal success in real estate. He has also authored "Think a Little Different" a guide to building personal wealth through real estate. The simple methods and vivid examples given in his books can help you obtain profits from real estate investing. With Dean on your side, your investments will surely pay off!!
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In our first two reports in the Video Strategy series, we have detailed how online video has moved beyond the exclusive domain of media and entertainment companies. From travel to financial web sites, video is now ubiquitous across the internet.
Posted by Bobby Tulsiani on October 22, 2009
For months we have heard rumores that Hulu will eventually launch a paid service. Well according to News Corp's Depuity Chairman, Chase Carey, that move could come as soon as 2010.
At Forrester, we have detailed the need to launch an online subscription service for online video in our Reinventing the TV Industry report. I've always thought Hulu with its passionate community of users would be in good position to launch this service. However, looking through the comments on EW's link to the story, Hulu's equity as a "free service" could alienate users. I've posted a sample of the comments below:
Posted by Bobby Tulsiani on May 1, 2009
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Well you wouldn't know it from the weather in New York today, but Summer movie season officially starts today. Fittingly, a superhero movie, "X-Men Origins: Wolverine", kicks off the season and has already felt the effects of technology and piracy.
I don't think the piracy effect will impact the box office too much, but Fox studios may want to about the 37% rating on rotten tomatoes. With that, here are my official top 5 for summer 2009 (with thanks to some friends who helped debate the list last week):
Posted by Bobby Tulsiani on March 16, 2009
Interesting findings from Nielsen that ABC has 9 of the top 10 shows watched online. It is interesting that ABC has carved out a dominant position with out being on everybody's favorite TV portal, Hulu, or setting up a vast distribution network (similar to what CBS has put in place).
We have discussed online TV distribution strategies in our report, The Internet Television Value Chain, and would love to hear your feedback on what you think ABC is doing right? Or what its competitors are doing wrong?
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I was watching 24 on Fox last night, and even though I was fast forwarding through commercials I noticed the Hulu ad from the Superbowl was on again. We'll save the discussion if brand recall works during fast forward mode for another day, and instead focus on Hulu's brand awareness campaign.
Posted by Bobby Tulsiani on February 3, 2009
Posted by Bobby Tulsiani on January 27, 2009
I just read Mark Cuban's blog entry on "The Great Internet Video Lie". If you have time, be sure to check it out - but if you are pressed for time I'll quickly summarize a few of his points:


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Israel's attorney general has closed its case against the authors of "The King's Torah," which reportedly discusses situations in which it is permissible for Jews to kill non-Jews.
Rabbi Yitzhak Shapira and Rabbi Yosef Elitzur had been detained and questioned over the contents of the book.
Other rabbis investigated in connection with the book included Rabbi Dov Lior, Yitzhak Ginsberg and Rabbi Yaakov Yosef who had expressed their support for the book, according to Ynet.
The arrests of the rabbis last summer led to violent protests.
According to a statement from the prosecutor's office, Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein decided to close the case because "there is insufficient evidence to put the authors on trial for incitement to racism or incitement to violence." The prosecutor's office statement said that the prosecutor did not agree with the book's position.
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I posted a couple photos from Petty Fest West on Twitter/Facebook this morning, but here's the first video I found from last night's festival. It includes Fab drumming, Nick singing/playing guitar and some dude named John playing guitar in a bizarre hat.
Albert was also there. I'll post the video of Albert, if it surfaces.


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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - July 14, 1953, Winona, Minnesota Partly Cloudy Tonight, Local Showers Wednesday River Stage 24-Hovr (Flood 13) Today 8.19 .25 Year Ago 7.43 .04 VOLUME 53, NO. 124 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 19! EIGHTEEN PAGES School Budget Over Million Dollars Chinese Pressure On ROKs Mounts Reds ril Allied Defense Lines Imperil Biggest Onslaught In 2 Years Aimed At 20-Mile Front By GEORGE McARTHUR SEOUL of thousands of Chinese ripped through South Ko- rean lines as far as four miles in central Korea today in a mounting onslaught that imperiled Allied de- fenses. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, 8th Army commander, said after a first-hand look at the grave situa- tion that ROK defenders were vielding some ground "as the de- fense readjusts itself to the new situation." Between and Chi- nese aimed their sudden the mightiest Red offensive in more than two main- line positions on a 20-mile front east of Kumsong to the Pukhan River. Troops from eight Chinese divi- sions were thrown into the blazing battles in the wake of some of the heaviest Red artillery barrages of the war. Unexpected Fight Four Red first in rainy dark- ness just before midnight. Units from the four reserve divisions were fed into the battle as needed, U. S. officers said. Gen, Taylor, in a statement is- sued after he returned from a vis- it to the front, said: "The attack was not unexpected and the defense is extracting a very heavy toll of casualties from the Communists." "Our troops have behaved ex- tremely he said, "in spite of the weight of the enemy pres- sure and the unfavorable weather. Some ground north and east of the Kumsong River is being yield- S as the defense readjust itself needed a good washing. Three were I All CIlnVlllT'nnH 3T1 fl to the new situation." There were other withdrawals across the blazing 20-mile East- Central Front. Reds Hesitate On Accepting Allied Terms Fear South Korea Will Not Honor Proposed Armistice By SAM SUMMERLIN PANMUNJOM Allied Edward E. Crane, 32, left, transient worker, is shown with Sheriff Albert Wessel of Perkins County, South Dakota, after Crane's capture near Bison, S. D. Crane is charged with murder in the slaying of Police Chief Edward E. Mumby of New Salem, N. D., Saturday night after an argument over a penny sales tax. (AP Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald) Transient Worker Held For Murder in N.D. MANDAN N. D. Edward Crane, 32, sun-browned transient farm worker, was held on a murder charge today for the slaying of a small town police chief who was called on to quell an argument over a penny sales tax. With Crane were his wife and their five children, ranging in age stopped by officers in river flat bushes South Dakota, Monday and brought here. Mandan is the seat of Morton County where Chief of Police Ed ward E. Mumby of New Salem was shot to death Saturday night. Crane's wife, Vera, about 30, car- ried the baby as she and the other children were taken into the Bison jail Monday. The others followed. The children were exhausted long secret talks with special U. S ful not to take Hoherz across the Walter s Robertson i state line because of the Lindbergh kidnap law. herz starter and other instruments on the car and forced him out onto the highway. and met for 39 minutes today and then called it quits until tomorrow, their negotiations apparently, snarled by Red fears that South j Korea will honor a truce only for a limited time. Official secrecy shrouded devel- opments inside the conference hut, but the Communist Peiping radio said the U. S.-South Korean accord "has placed another time bomb in the way to an armistice in Korea." While the delegates talked, the war thundered to its highest cres- cendo in two years. More than Chinese smashed into four South Korean divisions on the East- Central Front. The truce teams called another meeting for 11 a. m. Wednesday. After Tuesday's session, the U. N. Command reported that Communist liaison officers lodged a charge that an Allied shell land- ed in the Panmunjom neutral zone Sunday. The Reds charged Mon- day that Allied planes bombed a war prisoner assembly area north of Pyongyang July 10. No Reply The U. N. Command has not yet replied to Monday's protest. Although there was no announce- ment concerning the full-dress truce talks, Communist correspon- dents outside the hut said the negotiations were "getting no- where." Their comments usually reflect the official Communist line inside the conference. Alan Winnington of the London Daily Worker indicated the Reds Global Wheat Pact Extension Approved WASHINGTON three-year extension of the International Wheat Agreement, under which 41 nations pledge to buy 595 million bushels-from four major exporters, was ratified by the Senate late yesterday. The U. S. export quota is 270 million bushels. The government pays subsidies to exporters if the price they receive is lower than the domestic price. Such subsidies so far have cost 570 million dol- lars. Great Britain, a major importer, has been a party to the agreement in the past but has not signed the new pact, Badger Court To Decide on Turnpike Issue MADISON, Wis. State Supreme Court will decide next fall whether it is constitutional for a Wisconsin, turnpike commission to create a turnpike authority, out- side of state jurisdiction, to oper- ate a toll road. First step in bringing this ques- tion to the courts was taken by were asking a series of questions ed at getting more clarification assurances South Korea will abide by an armistice. It seemed clear that the Com- munists thus far were far .uimjj iaw. Peiping radio, quoting a wew Near Mclntosh Crane made Ho- china News Agency from explain how to operate the Kaesong Red headquarters, Kaesong, Red Reds Alarmed "The Robertson-Rhee talks, in- The 8th Army said earlier that the Chinese had driven at least two miles southward toward the Kumsong-Kumhwa below Kumsong. road network The Chinese made their deepest penetrations at the west and east flanks of the Allies' bulge into Red lines, between Kumhwa and Look- out Mountain. iu .1 J.11C -TtUUCi uauil 4-tiicc tairiij, needed a good washing. Tnree were Then, officers said, he fired two stead of providing definite guaran- barefoot. All were sunburned and i shots between Hoherz' legs a n d tee for the implementation of the their bodies were covered with warned him: "Keep your mouth I armistice -agreement, has placed huge welts from mosquito bites. snut and nothing will happen to j another time bomb in the way to When the car carrying Mrs. i I an armistice in Korea." voucher for a typewriter for the commission late Monday. East Berliners Storm Western Sector for Food BERLIN of hun- gry East Berliners gave the lie to Communist claims of ample1 today, storming across the sector border to take advantage of a West Berlin food relief program. Only three days after their Red government scornfully rejected a U. S. offer of 15 million dollars worth of food, the Easterners made a mass rush to buy privately do- nated stocks sold along one part of the border at a special reduced rate of exchange. The relief market opened in the borough of Kruezberg, with West Berlin city funds supplementing Crane and the children drove up to the jail, she at fir.st refused to leave the auto. "Get those people she told officers, pointing to a crowd of about 50, "I won't be stared at like a common she officer told her to get out or he would force her out. added r The pentrations at both ends of j MrSi crane, who with her child- the front could endanger a big j ren was piaced in a large, barred segment of the line, I room adjoining her husband's cell Associated Press Correspondent Sh00k her red hair, produced a hine S00 Robert Gibson said the Chinese cigaret from her worn dress and sent probing units as deep as four shouted at Crane: miles behind the mam fighting. t0 suffer for some- Some Reds were chopped down in j thing you' _. crossfire as they tried to get Crane, in a voice high-pitched through. Unbelievable Attack Gibson, reporting from the ROK Capitol Division at the west flank, said the Chinese, after breaching the line, funneled in more troops without thought of cost. "We have cut down two Chinese for a man, said he was a native of Bethany, Conn. He said he had been arrested on a forgery charge in Connecticut in 1940 and had de- serted from the Army in 1947. He said he and his wife were married in 1939 in Elkton, and had never settled in one spot. divisions pretty reported jast he had was on a one American officer with the bat- farm at yakima, Wash, tie-hardened Capitol Division. j He been jn perkins County, Officers at the front called the j south Dakota, since June looking Red artillery fire for a unbelievable." i "You can't find work with five The fighting was confused, with j the strapping, 210-pounder dejectedly communications hampered by sev aoiu ered wires. i "what do you think your wife Gibson reported several ROK and children will do? units were isolated, but and It was a similar picture along the blazing front. South Koreans fought to their death at many points as the Chinese swarmed recklessly over barbed wire entan- glements' and charged through Al- lied artillery. O Soup Half-Eaten Regardless of Fly PHOENIX, Ariz. diner asked him. a reporter "I don't Crane replied. 'It depends on if her father is still living at Clinton, Conn." Crane said he and his family arrived in North Dakota last Fri- day. It was at a cafe in New Salem where the argument took place over the sales tax, on some soda pop and other treats. Chief Mumby was called and put Crane in a car to take him to jail. Officers said Crane shot Mumby twice in the head while the police- J.-A it. i iic unit, i (.tiii-i. LJII-. ii v- j, patron was 'half finished with his j man was taking him to the New soup when he noticed a fly. Salem jail. The killing took place Gratiously, his waitress removed in a car belonging to Walter Ho- the bowl [herz, a New Salem farmer When the check 20-cent soup was arrived, marked the "10 Hoherz was forced at gun point to drive his car to a spot near Judson, N. D. There the body of Mumby was dumped. cents." The puzzled customer asked whv. -----r "You only ate half of replied I They drove to Raleigh, is. IX, the waitress. i where they got gas about a. Whereupon Dr. Clarence G. m. Sunday. From there they pro- Salsbury, Arizona's state director ceeded to a place about six miles of public health, paid his bill and north of Mclntosh, S. D. left. Crane told officers he was care- After leaving Hoherz, Crane and his family drove to Dupree where they spent the night in the car. Along that line, Winnington com- mented after Tuesday's session there are only two Rhee is in the truce or he is not. hours the stocks were buying was restricted from the immediately East Berlin neighbor- The food was sold at just over one-sixth the normal price. Mrs. Vera Crane, shown with her five chil- dren in the Perkins County jail in Bison, S. D., shouted through the bars to her husband, "We have to surfer for something you did." Edward E. Crane is accused of slaying the chief of police at New Salem, N. D., after he was arrested for creating a disturbance over paying a penny sales tax. The Cranes' children range in age from 20 months to 12 years. (AP Wirephoto to The Repub- lican-Herald) Tax Budgets Compared The 1954-55 Winona Public Schools tax budget for the general fund follows with a comparison with the current operational budget: 1954-5S 1953-54 General Control: Superintendent and business office salaries, travel, office supplies, elections, miscellaneous........................ Instruction: Salaries........-...........-........... Secretaries...................... Books, supplies...................... Operation: Custodians, salaries, fuel, utilities, supplies, etc....................... Maintenance: Upkeep of grounds, building repair, equipment and materials improvement...... Auxiliary agencies I Transportation I Fixed Charges: Insurance, employes' retire- i ment, workmen's comp., etc................ 1 Capital Outlay: Purchase and improvement of grounds and buildings Community lunch Veterans program................................... Auxiliary Account: Athletic account, uniforms, admission taxes, laundry, supplies Contingency Reserve......................................... Total ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 1954-55 1953-54 Local Taxes: One mill tax Special school tax including 3 per cent for uncoUected taxes Mortgage tax Grain tax 600 600 Trailer tax................................... 150 Total Local County Taxes: County apportionment........................ State payment nonresident tuition........... Buffalo County Total State and federal aids........................... Receipts from other Community service Other revenue Nonrevenue receipts: (Noon movies, auto shop customers, etc.) Community lunch Veterans Auxiliary athletic fund Grand Total Directors Ask 10-Millsfor Sinking Fund Operating Figures Call for Increase Of About 1.9 Mills By GORDON HOLTE Republican-Herald Staff Writer The W i n o n (a Public Schools in the fiscal year of 1954-55 will emerge as a million dollar business oper- ation for the first time in history under the provisions of a tax budget approved by the Board of Education Monday night. The all-time record bud- get up from the one approved a year ago despite vigorous efforts dur- ing the past month by the school directors to reduce proposed expenditures to a min- be supported by a lo- cal special tax levy for the general fund of state and federal school aids and other miscellan- eous revenues totaling The special tax levy will be up approximately from last year with increases in state and fed- eral school aids and adduction in the estimated cash balance at the yn 600 end of the fiscal year providing for the remainder of the budget in- crease. The new special school tax for the general fund will require an in- crease of approximately 1.9 mills on 2 650 the basis of a mill value of slightly Bodies of 14 Plane Victims Recovered By ROY ESSOYAN HONOLULU Rescuers today pulled burned and mutilated bodies from shark-infested waters 350 miles east of Wake Island where a Transocean Airlines passenger plane crashed Saturday night with 58 aboard. Fifty passengers nine of them children and eight crewmen presumably perished in the crash. The Navy transport Barrett re- covered 14 bodies including nine women and two children. The Barrett radioed that all of the bodies showed evidence of violent sudden death with multiple bruises." The report said a previous mess- age that one victim showed evi- dence of flash burns proved er- roneous. Hope for survivors faded rapidly as the Barrett reported sighting the fifth and last raft carried by the ill-fated DC6B plane. The raft was empty. The Barrett's aboard the Navy transport said after viewing the mutilated bodies: 'There is little hope of any survivors." Dispatches from the Barrett in dicated the water was churning with sharks. The rescuers reported they could not retrieve the last three bodies sighted "because of sharks." The ship said earlier that it was unable to estimate how many bod- ies were in the immediate vicinity but that parts of bodies had been sighted. The airliner, bound from Guam to Oakland, Calif., was last heard from Saturday night, when it reported its position as 325 miles east of Wake. It apparently plunged into the sea minutes later without a chance to send out a distress signal. Condition of the bodies indicated the plane plunged in flames or exploded soon after crashing into the sea. A spokesman said the Hawaiian Sea Frontier would continue the air search for at least 24 hours more, with two planes on night search and two others on day search. Nationals Go Ahead in All-Star Tilt CINCINNATI m The National League, seeking its fourth straight victory, jammed two runs across in the fifth inning today to take a 2-0 lead over the American Leaguers in the 20th annual All- Star baseball game. The score by innings: Americans 000 00 Nationals 000 02 Robertson Heads Home to Report To Ike on Rhee TOKYO S. envoy Walter S. Robertson left today by plane for the United States to report directly to President Eisenhower on his 16 days of secret talks with scorched and President Syngman Rhee on a Ko- rean armistice. medical officer The assistant secretary of state is flying by way of Alaska, He re- portedly took with him a signed pledge by Rhee agreeing to abide by an armistice in Korea if one can be arranged at Panmunjom. B Freighter Sinks In Pacific Ocean SAN FRANCISCO The freighter Jacob Luckenbach plunged to the bottom of the Pa- cific Ocean minutes after an early morning collision today, but all crewmen were rescued, the Coast Guard said. The outbound Luckenbacb, re- portedly headed for the Far East from the Oakland Army depot, collided with the Hawaiian Pilot, inbound from Hawaii, in dense fog about 18 miles southwest of the Golden Gate. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Vicinity Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Wed- nesday. Light local showers Wed- nesday. Little change in tempera- ture. Low tonight 65, high Wed- nesday 82. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 83; minimum, 67; noon, 78; precipitation, .33; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at AIRPORT WEATHER (No. Central Observations) Max. temp. 78 at p. m. Mon- day, min. 67 at a. m. today. Clpuds broken at feet, over- cast at feet, visibility 12 miles, wind calm, humidity 75 per cent, barometer 30.02 rising slowly. more than Sinking Fund Up. After approving the levy for the general school fund, the board next turned its attention to the annual school building sinking fund levy for new school construction and capital improvement. Faced with tht prospect of financing its current program for the enlargement and exten- sion of facilities ft the Winona Senior High School, the board voted to return to a 10-mill sinking fund levy for the com- ing year. This is double the levy approved a year ago when the took cognizance of the city's critical fi- nancial situation in consequence of disasterous floods and certain mu- nicipal building needs, and repre- sents a return to a sinking fund levy of 10 mills that had been in effect for three previous years. In each of these three years the City Council vetoed the board pro- posal for a 10-mill levy, but the di- rectors mustered a three-quarters vote to override the veto. In 1948, a. board request for eight mills for school building purposes also was vetoed and a compromise was reached later on five mills. Monday night's action on the general fund and school' building sinking fund represented a cul- mination of discussions on the bud- get which highlighted the last three board meetings during the past month. Reduced by The final budget draft Is re- duced roughly from the original budget requests presented to the board by the school admin- istration last month. The lower figure was realized largely by substantial cuts in pro- posed expenditures for salaries, slashing by almost 50 per cent the amount earmarked for capital outlay and the elimination of the veterans training program. Spiraling costs of equipment and materials, the extension of school activities and continued growth of operation are major factors in swelling the budget over the mil- lion dollar mark. Of the increase over last year's budget, the largest single hike is seen in the general classi- fication for instruction which in- cludes salaries of faculty mem- bers, books, supplies and teaching materials. When the original budget draft was prepared last month there were provisions that would allow the board next it felt that such an action was necessary allow general salary increases of across-the-board for the 150-odd members of the teaching staff, allowing the regular in- crements provided in the salary schedule and placing all teachers on schedule. Original Allocation On the basis of these salary pos- sibilities, the total amount' for in- structional salaries was set at of which was under the heading of teachers' and principals' salaries. Last week the board began its review of individual budget list- ings and spent a substantial time in reducing to bare essentials the amounts designated for general school maintenance and operation during the next fiscal year. Monday night the board took up the matter of salaries and instruc- (Continued on Page IS, Column S) SCHOOL BOARD BUDGET ;
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I know i've been a little 1940s-heavy with the Curvy Month Patterns, but I just can't help loving that era so much.
This cardigan from Weldons has a great diagonal stitch pattern thats really just a variation on a rib stitch. I believe this pattern is from the mid-late 1940s due to the military shoulders in the pattern and lack of 'puff'. And her hair is just fabulous!
A variation is included for a round neck as well.
Sized to fit a 40-42 inch bust, on fingering weight yarn.
Friday, July 20, 2012
Curvy Month Pattern - Diagonally Striped Cardigan, c. 1940s
3 comments:
- MistressCatgirl said...
This is very pretty. No doubt the diagonal lines were meant to slim down the waist.
- July 20, 2012 at 7:56:00 AM PDT
- newvintage said...
I've bookmarked all of the curvy month patterns, but this is the clear winner for me. This one is now at the top of my project list. Thanks for sharing these patterns!
- July 22, 2012 at 6:46:00 AM PDT
- kaitlabb said...
This is definately a mid 1940's pattern. It is very similar i it's stitch pattern to the "Date-Maker" by Colombia yarn company.
It is a really easy pattern repeat to knit and the result is stunning, the diagonals are very becoming on a curvy figure.
- September 13, 2013 at 11:40:00 AM PDT
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(ATLANTA, October 25, 2001) — Mississippi is refusing to issue a birth certificate to a 4-year-old boy, punishing him solely because he has been adopted by a lesbian couple. The refusal means that the child has no legal document to prove his name, the names of his parents, and his date and place of birth.
Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund filed a lawsuit against the state on Thursday demanding Mississippi provide a birth certificate to the child, as required by law. The state has refused repeated requests for the document since the child was adopted at infancy.
"The state of Mississippi is unfairly punishing this small boy by denying him his birth certificate, which is a basic necessity for everyday life. The state is harming this child simply because he was adopted by loving parents who happen to be gay," said Lambda Deputy Legal Director Michael Adams.
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Cheri Goldstein and Holly Perdue took their son into their Vermont home when he was discharged from a Mississippi hospital, eight days after his birth. In April 2000 the adoption was finalized in Vermont and a request was made to have Mississippi amend the child's birth certificate to include his adoptive parents' names and his new name.
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Sports families, players, and sporting good stores - people who are looking at buying/selling or trading their used or new sporting equipment.
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Charlie Brooks has written a diary for Tatler about a recent charity cycling tour in France with his wife, the former News International chief executive, Rebekah.
Unsurprisingly, the magazine has chosen one of Charlie's more surprising remarks as the headline:
"If Rebekah was a horse, I'd train her for the Welsh Grand National – she can grind her way up any hill, as long as she paces herself."
The couple did the six-day ride, based around visits to French battlefields, to raise money for the Help the Heroes charity. And Brooks's diary contains several amusing quotes, peppered with racing similes, about their efforts.
On the third day, by which time Charlie was suffering from saddle soreness, he writes:
"Rebekah had a tough day – and I think she will concur, when the dust has settled, that she showed a certain amount of temperament this morning, in the chestnut-filly-stung-by-a-horsefly sense.
We came up with the genius idea of giving her music to listen to and it worked a treat – she took off like Victoria Pendleton, shouting 'Barbra Streisand' every 30 seconds."
Reminding readers of his middle class upbringing, he adds: "Nanny was right – you shouldn't cycle up five-mile hills after you've eaten."
Next day, with the going still tough, he writes:
"I got a glimpse of the future today – halfway up the biggest son of a bitch of a hill you've ever seen. Rebekah was not on top form and threw her bike into a ditch.
I now know what to expect with our daughter Scarlett when things aren't going to plan at our first Pony Club gymkhana."
On day five, they returned to England to cycle through Kent. "Going to sign Rebekah up for the army," writes Charlie. "She pulled her unit through on the toughest day of all – don't know how she did it."
On the sixth day, at the London finish line, he praises his wife again:
"Rebekah has the ability to dig deep … She basically ran on empty for the last two and a half days, yet found unbelievable strength from somewhere.
"Twenty miles from Rochester it all went off at the water stop, and she delivered a 'once more unto the breach, dear friends' speech that Henry V would have been proud of.
"Grown men were in tears. The effect was slightly ruined by an Alsatian creeping behind her and sticking its nose up her bottom, but the spirit was there."
Among the 300 others taking part in the bike ride were the Sun's deputy editor Geoff Webster who – according to Charlie – "did his training in the pub" and a Page 3 model, Lacey Banghard.
The three-page feature, with a front cover boast, is in the September issue of Tatler, which goes on sale from Thursday.


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Apollo-Ridge to hold Cash Bash
To kick off the upcoming football season, the Apollo-Ridge Touchdown Club will be hosting its first Cash Bash from 7 to 10 p.m. on April 12 at the West Leechburg Fire Hall, West Leechburg.
Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets are $20 each and include entry into the drawing, food and refreshments. Each ticket has three possible winning numbers. Cash drawings take place every 15 minutes, along with a blind auction and raffles for a 48-inch HD TV and a Samsung Galaxy 7-inch Tablet.
All proceeds benefit the Apollo-Ridge Viking football program.
To purchase tickets, make donations, or receive additional information, contact Crystal Leonarski at (724) 882-9212.


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OLYMPICS NOTEBOOK: Americans sweep medals in slopestyle skiing
SOCHI, Russia — For only the third time in Winter Games history, the United States swept the podium, capturing the top three spots today in slopestyle skiing's Olympic debut to revive the country's showing in Sochi.
Joss Christensen, a 22-year-old making his first appearance on the Olympic stage, won the gold in a dominating performance that featured four near-perfect runs over the rails and jumps at the Rosa Khutor Extreme Park. The last skier selected for the U.S. slopestyle team, Christensen posted the top two scores in both the qualifying runs and the finals.
"I am shocked," Christensen said. "I am stoked to be up here with my friends. America, we did it."
Gus Kenworthy and Nick Goepper captured the silver and bronze, as the U.S. skiers matched the country's previous sweeps in men's figure skating in 1956 and men's halfpipe snowboarding in 2002.
"It's the kind of thing you don't even let yourself think about," U.S. coach Skogen Sprang said. "I still don't believe it happened."
The sweep provided a boost for an American team that had seen many of its biggest stars — from Shaun White to Bodie Miller to Shani Davis — wipe out in the first six days of the games.
The U.S. team now has won four golds, all on the slopes of the Extreme Park. The three medals pushed the U.S. total to 12, and put the Americans back in the running to repeat its 2010 performance as the games' overall medal winner.
Five other sports awarded medals today, on Day 7 of the Olympics: cross-country skiing, biathlon, speedskating, short-track speedskating and luge. Preliminary rounds in men's hockey also got underway today, with Finland topping Austria 8-4 in the opener.
CROSS-COUNTRY: Justyna Kowalczyk of Poland skied with a fractured foot but still captured the gold in the women's cross-country 10-kilometer classical race. Leading virtually all the way, Kowalczyk finished in 28 minutes, 17.8 seconds, beating silver medalist Charlotte Kalla of Sweden by 18.4 seconds. Therese Johaug of Norway took bronze, 28.3 seconds behind.
SPEEDSKATING: Li Jianrou of China won the gold in 500-meter short-track speedskating after all three of her competitors in the finals fell. Li's victory keeps the Olympic title in China's hands. Injured countrywoman Wang Meng couldn't defend the title she has won at every Winter Games since 2002. Arianna Fontana of Italy took the silver and Park Seung-hi of South Korea earned the bronze. Elise Christie of Britain caused the first crash of the wild final and was disqualified.
In Wednesday's action, the Dutch ruled at the oval again, with Stefan Groothuis taking the gold in the 1,000 meters and upsetting two-time Olympic champion Shani Davis of the U.S. Groothuis won in 1 minute, 8.39 seconds and was followed by Denny Morrison of Canada and 500 champion Michel Mulder of the Netherlands. The Dutch have won 10 of 15 medals through the first five events. Davis was eighth.
FIGURE SKATING: Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov maintained Russia's long tradition in pairs, winning gold in their home Olympics. Teammates Ksenia Stolbova and Fedor Klimov took silver. Russia or the Soviet Union had won gold in 12 straight Olympics in the event before the streak ended four years ago. "I think tonight all of the country will celebrate this beautiful victory," Trankov said.
SNOWBOARDING: Kaitlyn Farrington posted a score of 91.75 during her second run, just good enough to beat Torah Bright's 91.50. Kelly Clark, the 2002 Olympic champion, took bronze to give the United States another medal.
MEN'S HOCKEY: Sweden showed off its deep offensive talent in its Olympic opener, getting two goals from Erik Karlsson and one from Henrik Zetterberg in a 4-2 win over the Czech Republic. Switzerland also won, but needed a late deflection to beat Latvia 1-0. The Swiss scored with 7.9 seconds left, and Simon Moser was credited with the goal that appeared to carom off a Latvian player in front of the net.
WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Canada defeated the U.S. in women's hockey 3-2 in a preview of the expected gold medal match. Meghan Agosta scored twice for Canada and assisted on Hayley Wickenheiser's goal. This was the fifth time these teams have met in the Olympics, but the first since women's hockey was added to the Winter Games in 1998 that they have played in the preliminary round. In the day's other game, Finland beat Switzerland 4-3.
NORDIC COMBINED: Eric Frenzel, who served two years in the German army, won the individual normal hill. He led after ski jumping and powered home on the cross-country course. "I can't describe this feeling, it's so perfect," he said. Frenzel, the runaway World Cup leader, was followed by Akito Watabe of Japan and Magnus Krog of Norway.
CURLING: China's curlers kept up their surprise run by beating Switzerland and Germany, leaving the team at the top of the standings with four straight wins. With Sweden (3-1) losing to Denmark 8-5 in the evening session, Norway (3-0) is the only other unbeaten team in the competition after defeating Germany 8-5 in the morning. On the women's side, undefeated Canada downed Britain 9-6 in a game that went down to the final stone and sent the U.S. to the edge of elimination. The Canadians joined Switzerland in first place at 3-0.


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Jets recall Cormier from IceCaps Posted by IceCaps on
The Winnipeg Jets today announced they have recalled forward Patrice Cormier from the St. John's IceCaps of the American Hockey League.
Cormier, 21, has played in 54 games this season with the St. John's IceCaps, recording 31 points (17G, 14A) and 71 penalty minutes. He has also played in six games with the Jets this season. The Moncton, NB native has played in 27 career NHL games between Atlanta and Winnipeg for a career total of two points (1G, 1A) and four penalty minutes.
He was originally drafted by the New Jersey Devils in the second round, 54th overall, in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.


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Very cool. Classmate of mine has a Mini-14 he's very fond of.
A lot of the mini owners are adding struts to kill the harmonics, accu-strut being one brand, Mo-rod is another. Basically, it ties the barrel together at two points and ties it into the gas block. Those that have tried them swear by them.
Very cool. Classmate of mine has a Mini-14 he's very fond of.
I have considered as strut type device for an AK for the same reasons.
Unfortunately this is not even an option for me. They will not fit a mini with a government barrel due to the bayo mount.
Nice looking classic ruger.
Good luck with it...
God so loved the world He gave his only Son...
...Believe in Him and have everlasting life.
John 3:16
B4 I sold mine I mounted a 3x9x 40 scope with look thru mounts...
Had to hand cut the the see thru's to make them viable. Since Ruger is not scope friendly.
However the mini 14 is a neat compact rifle and with the folding stock a really cool gun!
God so loved the world He gave his only Son...
...Believe in Him and have everlasting life.
John 3:16
According to Diane Swinestein's new Assault weapons ban, the Mini-14 as it comes in its regular clothing, is exempt from the ban! I was thinking of purchasing an ATI replacement stock for it. This stock comes with a pistol grip and folding stock. These 2 items will make it subject to Swinestein's ban. If I leave it stock, I can continue to use it! Does that make sense? Does anything that these intellectual pigmies in our government do make sense? In most every thing else, the cream rises to the top. In government, it's the feces that rise to the top!
I thought that this was a great thread, too. I have a couple of Minis that I plan to do a few modifications to. There are a lot of changes I would like, but I haven't totally settled on anything. Because of the current buying frenzy, some of the changes I want to make may not be possible.
Anyhow, thank you 7.62X39. You did a lot of good work and I'm glad that you showed it to us.


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Is there any way to assign the win (win + 1, Win + 2, etc) keys to the quick launch in Win7? I know that they are assigned to the taskbar pinned icons, but I was hoping to restore familiar functionality from Vista.
I may just have to get used to the new interface, but if someone can help, that would be fantastic!


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Feb. 26, 2010
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- The UAB baseball team fell victim to a four-run ninth inning Friday as Ball State broke open a 5-5 tie on the way to a 9-5 victory in the first game of this weekend's series at Young Memorial Field.
UAB freshman designated hitter John Frost went 2-for-4 with three RBI to lead the Blazers offensively in just his second collegiate game.
The contest was back-and-forth with neither team able to gain a lead larger than one run until the ninth inning.
After back-to-back hits followed by an intentional walk of Ball State catcher Zach Dygert loaded the bases in the top of the ninth, the Cardinals broke through for two runs on a double from first baseman Ian Nielsen. Ball State later added two more runs on a passed ball and a Kirby Campbell sacrifice fly as the Cardinals grabbed a four-run lead that they finished off in the bottom of the ninth.
Seth Hobbs earned the win for Ball State after throwing one and a third scoreless innings of relief. He allowed two UAB base runners in the ninth on walks, but Morgan Coombs came out of the bullpen to induce a game-ending double play. Blake Huddleston took the loss for UAB.
"Today was another close game, and we're going to be in close games all year," UAB head coach Brian Shoop said. "We just have to figure out a way to win these types of games."
UAB and Ball State resume their four-game weekend series Saturday with a doubleheader at Noon CT. The teams will close the series with a single game Sunday at 1 p.m.
In Friday's game, Ball State scored single runs in the first, second, fourth and fifth innings before its four-run ninth.
UAB managed two runs in the first on an RBI double from Frost and added single runs in the third, fourth and seventh innings.
The Blazers' seventh-inning run, which came on a sacrifice fly from Frost, put UAB ahead 5-4 heading into the eighth. But a solo home run from Ball State left fielder Kory Benbow tied the game back up before the ninth.
UAB shortstop Jonathan Merritt matched Frost with two hits to lead UAB, while catcher Digger Towe walked four times in his five plate appearances. Nielsen and second baseman Kolbrin Vitek paced Ball State with three hits each.
UAB starting pitcher Shay Crawford went five innings and allowed four runs while notching eight of the Blazers' 13 strikeouts. Mitch Kloskowski came out of the bullpen to throw three strong innings in his first appearance in nearly a year because of injury. Kloskowski surrendered just one run on one hit and fanned four batters, including the first three he faced.


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A New Naval Policy
"Hello Marine!" General X, of the Leathernecks, sitting in a comfortable chair in an obscure corner of the Army and Navy Club, looked up from his book to see his old friend and shipmate Admiral Y.
Admiral Y had graduated from the Naval Academy a few years before General X, but in their early life they had been thrown closely together on a three-year cruise on the old Swastika and had become fast friends. The Admiral was on the retired list after a brilliant career. He was in a talkative mood.
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Comic: MerthurSunday, February 27th, 2011
This comic is rated Mature. Only read this comic if you are over 18 and not my parents.
This comic is rated Mature. Only read this comic if you are over 18 and not my parents.
Self Portrait as a Knight upon the Completion of a Great Quest
In this post I talk about:
Lately I've been thinking about Arthurian Legends. It started with a conversation with my friend about the graphic novel I am currently working on, Jeremiah. The comic has nothing to do with medieval knighthood (it takes place in modern-day Iowa), but he made some comparisons to the figure from the legends called the Fisher King. Inspired by this conversation, I later wrote a thesis paper drawing huge comparisons between the Fisher King and Jeremiah, but the one that struck the deepest chord with me was this: The notion that there is no "good" and "evil," but in all decisions, there is the better choice. The goal for everyone is to attempt to always make the better choice.
Dichotomies do not exist within Arthurian legends. The best knights are not simply warriors, but are also wise. The concept of illumination, the gathering of information, is vital in a lot of the stories. Contemporarily, we seem to boil the legends down to good vs. evil, knight vs. dragon, etc., but it was more complicated than that. Just like real people, no one has one side to themselves. The complication of people's lives is made into the vast metaphors of the legends.
A couple of photos of my studio. Hard at work on my senior thesis, a full-color graphic novel titled Jeremiah.
I've created a big "L" out of tables so I am basically consumed by workspaces, so I can have multiple pages going at once (pencilling, inking and watercoloring). The big lamp mimics natural light and is rather amazing to work with, it's a lend from my friend Sarah to whom I am greatly indebted. The walls are covered in my own notes for other projects: books and writings mostly, some drawings. What cannot quite be seen is that I have two chairs: one low with a cushion, and one tall stool. The low one is for drawing and the tall one is for painting. Also note that the beer can is there as a model for painting, I don't drink while I'm on the job!
I think it's fun to see other people's workspaces, so I thought I'd share my own. This is a new set-up for me this spring, and it's pretty ideal. I can't think of anything else I could ask for! I had to share a studio last semester, and I only had that one small table, and it was horrible. I like to spread out!!
Here is my contribution to Hourly Comic Day!


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liver disease Stories
- Coffee and cigarettes may lower your risk of developing the rare liver disease primary sclerosing cholangitis.
- David Kwiatkowski, a traveling hospital technician who infected at least 32 people with hepatitis C using syringes tainted with his own infected blood, will receive his sentence on Monday.
- Fructose Can Cause Liver Damage Without Weight Gain; High Fructose Corn Syrup Is In Just About All Processed FoodsIn primate experiments, scientists saw primates experience liver damage after a high fructose diet, without becoming obese.
- A new fluorescent protein from unagi eels, commonly found in sushi, is the basis for a revolutionary liver disease test.
- Manzarek's family requested that fans send donations to cancer research in the name of the keyboardist and founding member of the legendary band The Doors.
- CDC finds half of Americans with Hepatitis C, mostly baby boomers, don't follow up after initial screening and might require medical treatment.
- People who take aspirin and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) have lower risk of developing liver disease and liver cancer.
- The Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation awarded seven scientists with esteemed medical awards for pioneering development for liver transplantation, breakthroughs about the inner workings of a cell and leadership in biomedical science.
- Now, a 'traffic light' test can tell whether or not a person has liver disease. Researchers say that the test could help reduce the number of people suffering from liver disease in the future.


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Gluten Free • Paleo • Sugar Free • Dairy Free
Gluten Free • Paleo • Sugar Free • Dairy Free
You know when are reading a magazine and you see something you really want. You start to drool, you start to imagine what it would look like in the flesh, you can't stop thinking about it (I'm referring here to food magazines but the same reaction could apply to shoes or crochet patterns… yep I'm weird!).
You have to have it… only it contains all the ingredients that would make you feel less than well. Back to the carrot sticks! HELL NO I say!
This month's Taste Magazine had an Australian Day dessert Challenge set by non other than the amazing Adriano Zumbo, patisserie extraordinaire! It's called the PAVLINGTON- a cross between a lamington and a pavlova. I like to think of it as a dessert platypus; all the good bits combined to make a super dessert (without the webbed feet!).
So Australian! So Tasty; and now it's all mine! I have made some changes to the original Taste Magazine recipe. Instead of 4 small square cakes I have made 1 large cake and, of course, made it Gluten, Dairy and Processed Sugar free.
The Pavlington Cake is a bit time consuming, but totally worth it! All the elements are simple to make, and the construction is straightforward but it pays to start early. The sponge, curd, gel and cream can be made the day before. If possible, make the meringue layer the day of construction as it may soften and weep. This Pavlington Cake is like a trifle in cake form. It is so soft and gooey and the lemon curd will ooze out of the cut pieces. Delicious!
So, the most awesome thing happened today (other than having a piece of Pavlington for breakfast!). I tweeted a photo of a slice of Pavlington today and it was favourited by
Adriano Zumbo! The master inventor of the Pavlington himself! Best, and most tasty, AUSTRALIA DAY EVER!!!
I have included some step by step photos to show how to out this masterpiece together.
wow! you really outdid yourself with this cake. i've never heard of it but it seems like it was totally worth all the time! looks delicious. i'm a huge lemon curd fan but haven't perfected it yet. stays too liquidy for me.
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Spotlight on Ohlone:
Staunton woman found her dream job
By Bette Amsler.
Friday, June 29, 2012—Reprinted from Staunton NewsLeader.com.
All the world's a stage, and if you talk with Shannon Schultz, it is clear that she is thrilled to be a part of that world.
Schultz, 27, was born in Hayward, Calif., and grew up in San Leandro, Calif. During her last year in high school, she applied to several universities. She was accepted to the University of California, Santa Cruz, as a history major. Her plans changed when she acted in her senior high school production of "Into the Woods." She enjoyed the experience and made the decision to go to a community college to take theater classes to see if that might be something she could pursue as a career.
"I enrolled in Ohlone Community College [emphasis added] in Fremont. After graduating with an associate of arts degree, my goal was to work in theater doing something in the technical side rather than acting," she said.
The head of the theater department at Ohlone encouraged Schultz to concentrate her efforts on directing and stage managing. She followed his advice and fell in love with both disciplines. After graduating from Ohlone, Schultz attended California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, graduating with a bachelor's degree in theater.
"The theater department at California Lutheran was quite small so there was a great opportunity for a lot of hands-on experience," she said.
Schultz was then hired by the Marin Shakespeare Company as an assistant stage manager for one season, after which she returned to Ohlone [emphasis added] to audition for the part of Beatrice in Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing." Instead, she was offered the part of Hero, which she was not interested in playing.
"The director, Tom Blank, then offered me a job as assistant producer for the entire school year, which included creating a study guide for the show and coordinating all the student matinees," she added.
It was at Ohlone that Schultz became a dedicated student of Shakespeare, learning and studying all the plays and becoming adept at memorizing the verses.
"Learning lines that are written in verse is actually a bit easier than regular dialog because the memorization begins by knowing a part of the verse and then filling in the rest based on how the line should sound," she said.
Schultz's next move was to begin searching online for a college to attend for her graduate studies. The managing director of the Marin company suggested Mary Baldwin College.
"In 2008, I applied and was accepted to the Shakespeare program at MBC," she added.
She graduated in 2011 with a master of letters and a master of fine arts. Her MFA project was to stage an all-male performance of "Romeo and Juliet."
"That project created a certain amount of controversy," she added.
Toward the end of her studies at Mary Baldwin, Schultz was working in the box office at Blackfriars Theater. When the playhouse manager left unexpectedly, Schultz was offered the position.
"I really felt fortunate to get a job in the field I love. My job entails keeping the theater running smoothly from organizing the volunteer ushers to making sure the building stays in good repair," she said.
"Although I miss my family and boyfriend, Chris, in California, I do love Staunton because of the small town feel. I can walk to so many places I enjoy. I come from a place where I was always commuting to and from work and school so this is a real pleasure for me."
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This hotel features a restaurant, meeting rooms, and dry cleaning. Wired Internet in public areas is free. Other amenities include a 24-hour front desk, free newspapers, and multilingual staff.
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I am delighted to report that during June we expanded AVG CloudCare's international footprint into Australia and New Zealand (AU/NZ). As the cloud computing technology model starts to mature around the world, AVG intends to lead the way with great value services for its Channel partners and their small business customers.
Our AU/NZ managing director Peter Cameron has a strong track record of introducing new technology products and services into the Australian and New Zealand markets and driving their growth and success. Since first becoming involved with AVG back in 2004, Peter has overseen a period of tremendous business growth in the region and the recognition that goes with it having garnered both a Deloitte Technology Fast 50 award in Australia and a Deloitte APAC Technology Fast 500 award. AVG's AU/NZ operation, based in Melbourne, has a substantial local distribution network of over 4,000 technology resellers across Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific. AVG has a further 10,000 reseller partners worldwide.
Even though AVG CloudCare™ has until now only been available in North American and the UK the number of AVG CloudCare partners quickly went past the 1,000 milestone, serving tens of thousands of small business end users. Now that the cloud computing, pay-as-you-use model is becoming more established, small businesses are seeking cloud services on a more global level and AVG CloudCare is helping our Channel partners are able to meet and monetize this demand.
In the nine months of AVG CloudCare road testing since launch, we have a built up an extremely stable product offering and a solid loyal user base. The time is now right to move into new markets. English language speaking countries such as Australia and New Zealand are natural choices for the next step.
I'm sure you will join me in Peter wishing and his team every success as they look to repeat the achievements of UK and North America by winning over widespread support from new and existing partners down under for the AVG CloudCare vision.
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